THREE HAND-COLORED BOTANICAL PRINTS

Three Hand Colored Botanical Prints, S. Curtis, from 'The Botanical Magazine, " hand colored engravings depicting yellow flowers, matted and framed. Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 in., plate size 15 x 12 in. a

THREE HAND-COLORED BOTANICAL PRINTS, H 8"-8 5/8", L 4 3/4"-4 7/8":A group of three hand-colored botanical prints, including: A pair of S. Curtis Walworth plates numbered 1434 and 1940, frame measuring

Three hand colored botanical prints originally by Giorgio Bonelli for the latin field journal "Hortus Romanus" in the late 18thC. Prints depict a watermelon, tomato, and eggplant. Approx. plate H: 15"

William Curtis(19thC. London, England) Three(3) fine hand colored botanical prints. Well framed and matted. Info on reverse; 8.5in. X 5.5in.(image), 17in. X 13.25in.(framed)

After P.J. Redoute. 13 1/2"h x 10"w

The antique hand colored engraving of a gentleman is approx. 6.25" H x 5.25" W. Do you recognize that face? The Bombay Company botanical prints measure approx. 14.5" H x 12.75" W.

Five early framed and matted botanical prints, the three larger ones hand colored, each approximately 14"h x 10 1/2"w sight

19th and 18th century, including three bookplates in matching frames, one hand colored print of a pear, and a print of impatiens, each matted and framed. DOA 18 x 14 in. (the largest) Additional high

Three Botanical Prints Comprising Plate 64, engraved, hand-colored, and captioned in Chinese, from "Collection precieuse et enluminee des fleurs plus belles et le plus curieuses qui se cultiventant da

1683-1741. Hand-colored engravings on laid paper from "Phytanthoza Iconographia". Two tulips, plates 982 and 983, and a poppy, plate 793. Initialed "H" on the plates most likely for engraver Johann Ja

Hand colored engravings. Two flower prints attributed to Johann Theodor de Bry (Belgium, 1561-1623). Plates 29 and 30 from the "New Book of Flowers", 1612-1614. 12"h. 7.75"w. And a Jan and Caspar Comm

Three botanical prints comprising: 1.) D. Hayes "Groom's Victoria Regina Tulip...". Hand-colored engraving. French matted and framed. [Sight: 8" H x 4 3/4"; Frame: 18 1/4" x 15 1/4" ]. Minor loss to p

Four English Loddiges Botanical Hand Colored Etchings. Together with two mats containing three botanical prints each. All matted and unframed

Hand-colored engravings from the Curtis Botanical Magazine. Three are dated, one 1804 and two 1809. All yellow flowers including daffodils and tulips. Three are by Sydenham Edwards, and one by James S

Five Hand colored Framed Prints, comprising a pair of botanicals and three examples from Tomlinson's Views. Dimensions: Botanicals: 13.5 x 10 in, as framed, Tomlinson's 11x 13. Condition: Li

A SET OF THREE HAND COLORED BOTANICAL ENGRAVINGS, 18TH/19TH CENTURY, PROBABLY GERMAN, page fragments, likely printed from plates originating in the 17th century book, "Hortus Eystettensis: Qartus ordo

18th/19th c. Framed size 22" x 17 1/4"

Various flora and roots. 13.5 X 10" (24.5" X 19.5")"

Three Hand-Colored Botanical Engravings Likely German one initialed RCS. Sight of each 20 x 16 inches. Property from the Estate of Paul Thomas Griffith, Dayton, Ohio

The Crimean War: Three hand colored prints1. The Allied Generals with the Officers of Their Respective Staffs Before Sebastopol. Engraved and hand colored after the painting by Thomas Jones Barker. Pu

A set of five (5) Antique French Hand Colored Botanical Prints. In Matching Frames. All framed at Allan Jeffries in Los Angeles. Each 8"x11"x1". Weight 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private LA/Charleston SC Es

Philip Miller (British 1691-1771) "Gardeners Dictionary," Six Hand Colored Botanical Prints, comprising; Plates CXCVII, Padus; CLXXI, Lycium; CCVII, Phytolacca; CXCII, Ornithogalum; CCXII, Pul

Group of Three Colored Botanical Prints, early 20th c., of orchids, consisting of "Cypripedium Laurebel, Plate 498;" "Cypripedium Orphanarum, Plate 455;" and "Cypripredium Vexillarum, Plate 447," pres

Six various hand colored antique horticultural/botanical prints published by B.S. Williams, after J. Nugent Fitch. Four contained in burled wood frames and matted under glass. Two contained in gilt wo