A Group of Four Floral Botanical Colored Restrikes by

Group of Four Professionally Framed Floral Botanical Prints. Ebony and gold tone frames. Each measures 7 x 5 inches. Property of a Briarcliff Manor, NY estate.

A group of four hand colored botanical engravingsEngravings by F. Guimpel (1774 -1839) from Dr. Friedrich Gottlob Hayne's (1763-1832) Medical Botany, Berlin, published 1822.8 x10in (20 x 26cm) Provena

Group of four hand colored botanical engraving depicting various flowers, each housed in carved red painted wood frame. Image: 8" H x 5" W; frame: 15" H.

A Group of Eight Botanical Colored Engravings and Restrikes by Various Artists, 19th/20th Century, Including two Flora Danica prints. Largest dimensions: h: 16 1/4 x w: 10 5/8 in.

European, late 18th century. Four botanical floral prints, hand-colored. Wear to frames 9"w. 14"h.

Group of Four Johann Weinmann (German 1683 - 1741) Botanical Colored Etchings "Impatiens Balsamina" (balsam) "Calendula" (marigolds) "Aster" "Tragopogon" (goatsbeard) signed in plate sight size 13 1/2

A set of four antique hand-colored botanical floral engravings on paper. First depicting a Celosia Procumbens. The second depicting a Sambucus Racemosa. The third depicting a Plantago Agyptiaca. The f

Group of Four Botanical Engravings After Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (German, 1683-1741), hand-colored mezzotints on paper, from Phytanthoza Iconographia, gilt wood frames. Each image: 13.5" H x 9" W; fra

A Group of Four Framed Botanical Prints by Various Artists, 18th/19th Century, Including two book plates by Sir John Hill (c. 1716-1775) and two hand colored engravings by Peter Charles Henderson. Lar

Group of Four Chinese Framed Silk Embroidered Floral Panels with Poetic Inscriptions. Each panel is finely embroidered on cream-colored silk ground to depict chrysanthemums for autumn, with the poetic

Lot 81 Group of Six Botanical Prints plate (each): 14 1/2 x 9 5/8 inches Provenance: From a Private Estate 6 hand colored floral and botanical etchings

Group (3) hand-colored botanical etchings, 19th/20th c., Floral bouquets, gouache/watercolor painted etchings, numbered plates "4, 8, and 9" at lower left, 12"h x 8.75"w (sight), 19.25"h x 16"w (frame

Group of Four Metal and Crystal Dresser Jars, early 20th c., two with repousse figural and floral decorated tops, one with repousse floral decorated top, and an amber colored example with an engraved

Group of Brunsweig & Fils draperies, cream colored, lined polished cotton with pink, blue, green floral design, including: one pair of 82" L drapes; four pairs of floor-to-ceiling drapes, 95" L; one p

Heading: (Botanical color plates) Author: Thornton, Robert John Title: Three hand-colored aquatints from the 1812 quarto edition of Temple of Flora. - Group of Carnations, Nodding Renealmia, Group of

Group Matted and Framed Antique Botanical Prints, comprising two larger fuchsia and mauve colored flowers -- Pelargonium (Captain Raikes) and Cydoae Belzebuth (Van Houtte) and four smaller examples of

daffodils and narcissus, original copper plate engraving by de Bry, 17th century. Lyons LTD Antique Prints label verso. Frame size: 23.25" high, 18 7/8" wide. Not examined out of frame. Matting to one

UNKNOWN, 20TH CENTURY Four floral botanical watercolor paintings. The four represent beautiful spring time florals, all nicely matted and framed. Sight size 11" by 7 1/2", overall 18 1/8" by 14 3/4"

UNKNOWN, 20TH CENTURY Four floral botanical watercolor paintings. The four represent beautiful spring time florals, all nicely matted and framed. Sight size 19 3/4" by 8 3/8"; overall 17 3/4" by 14 3/

UNKNOWN, 20th C. Four floral botanical watercolor paintings. The four represent beautiful spring time florals, all nicely matted and framed. Sight size 11" by 7"; overall 17 3/4" by 14 3/4"

A group of four botanical watercolor drawings, 19th / 20th century Comprising two works by Arthur D. Marble (19th / 20th century), including one inscribed, “Dasystoma Pedicularia. B./ Gerardia Pedic

Group of Four Colored Glass Flagons Together with three associated stoppers and a bottle ticket label. The largest 8 1/2 in. high.

JOHN NUGENT FITCH (British, 1840-1927). Four Botanical Prints, Colored lithograph or plates entitled as follows: Cypripedium schroderae, Trichocentrum Albo-Purpureum, lycaste smeeana, and Rodriguezia

Four Chinese Famille Verte porcelain bowls having bat, prunus, and flowering tree decoration, one bowl with a barbed edge. Red Qing Jiaqing style seal mark to underside. Approx. dia. 8.75".