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DARWIN, Charles (1809-1882). A group of American editions of Darwin's major works, comprising:  Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species. 1877. FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. -- Expression o

The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species 1877 Darwin, Charles Published by D. Appleton and Company 1881. 1st Edition. Hardback Red Cloth with Gold and Black Gilt. Condition: Good.

(2) Bird form flower frogs, c/o Weller pottery Kingfisher (8-3/4" h), William Goebel Bavaria porcelain (4-1/4" h x 5-1/4" w)

Cylindrical form in red mottled red glass decorated with free form pink flowers, signed Charles Lotton Multi Flora 2013, 8" ht. Condition: good with no defects found.

7pc R. Lalique ''Anemones'' Glass Table Flowers 3''x4.25'' Each Approx. Includes several different forms in frosted and black glass. Some have acid etched signatures while others are signed on stem. O

Charles Darwin FDC signed collection of Benham 1982 small silk FDC. Set of 4 cover with a single different stamp and postmark. Signed by David Attenborough, David Bellamy, Wilfred Josephs and Christop

Qing Period and Qian Long mark, the famille rose bottle vase decorated with delicate two five-claws dragons in different form on each side of the vase, and vivid flowers linked by green branches shown

(5) Satin glass shakers, hand painted enamel flowers, c/o Mt Washington egg form sugar shaker muffineer (4-1/4" h), (2) pair of Wave crest salt & pepper shakers (2-1/4" h)

(lot of 5) Chinese enameled porcelain scholar's set, decorated with a bird perched on a flower branch, consisting of a seal paste box; two brush washers of different form; a vase and a brush pot, bear

After Charles Korschann (Czech, 1872-1943) Art Nouveau Bronze Inkwell, H 10.5'' W 14'' Depth 6.5'' | Offers an Art Nouveau beauty standing with lily and flower forms. The central base offers a hinged

Lovely 10 inch Flower Form Vase, iridescent pulled feather lines in yellow and cobalt, satin iridescent body, vases yellow interior, signed and dated 2009 37 Very good to excellent

Of flower form, covered overall in celadon glaze, with a stand. Approx. 4-2.1 inch (w/o stand).

Chinese porcelain water pot, covered overall in crackled soft blue glaze, with a flower form spoon, a circular wood stand. Approx. 5.2-2.4 inch (w/o stand).

(3) Crystal perfume bottles, c/o 1991 art glass signed illegibly (4-1/8" h, broken stopper), 1997 art glass flower form signed illegibly (4-1/2" h), Czechoslovakia asymmetrical amethyst bottle with gi

Worked in flower form, covered overall save for the bottom in crackled pale sea-green glaze, pierced at the bottom, with box. Approx. 5.8-1.6 inch (w/o box).

Silk sarong with tapestry weave central panel having a design of wave form and scattered flowers. 50 x 47 inches. Excellent.

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Central Asia, Bactria-Margiana (BMAC), ca. 2nd millennium BCE. A hand-carved stone stamp seal of a discoid form with different designs on each stamp face. The fir

A William IV silver chamber stick, Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1833, embossed, cast and chased in the form of a flower, with open four petal pad supporting a trumpet sconce, within an acan

(set of 2) English sterling silver repousse coffee pot and sugar, Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox, London, mid-19th c., date code likely 1844, each piece of lobed form having repousse flowers and ac

The glass bottle is of baluster form, body depicts flowers, bats, bamboo, and planters in different color overlay, against clear body with ocean wave patterns, bottom bears four character mark. Height

CHARLES LOTTON (AMERICAN, 1935-2021) MULTI-FLORA STUDIO ART GLASS VASE, Verre de Soie, globular form with five pink flowers connected by flowing blue vines with variegated leaves, signed to the base e

'Multi Flora' art glass vase, Charles Lotton (United States, b.1935), engraved signature, title and dated 1998 underfoot, iridescent ground with white and pink flowers, blue heart form leaves on green

East Tennessee decorated stoneware jar or crock, attributed to Charles Frederick Decker (1832-1914) of Keystone Pottery, Washington County, TN. 2-Gallon salt-glazed form with cobalt decorated flower o

(French, 19th/20th century). Modeled as nymph holding flower with branch-form lamp with beaded shade, signed "Ruffony FRANCE," mounted on painted wood base with til\le plate, 23 in. H.