Rare Set of “Familiar Garden Flowers” Books 1907

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Rare Set of “Familiar Garden Flowers” Books 1907A rare complete set of five volumes of Familiar Garden Flowers, Figured by Edward Hulme and Described by Shirley Hibberd. Published in 1907 by Cassell and Company Ltd, each volume having forty wonderful colour plates, two hundred in total. Frederick Edward Hulme was known as a teacher and an amateur botanist. He was the Professor of Freehand and Geometrical Drawing at King's College London from 1886. James Shirley Hibberd was one of the most popular

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Early 20th Century Composite Stone urn and pedestal

North Wales but between the two piers from the Little Orme to the Great Orme c

A miniature bronze Roman Votive arm 100-300 A

Still life with Italian earthenware bowl from Puglia

The rough hewn slabs of wood have exposed areas of burr and knots - the figured timber giving this piece real provincial charm

here represented at the hunt

The Coat of Arms has remained with the Knaresborough family until we were fortunate enough to purchase it from them

It very unique and has both the port (left

The Medici urn was first recorded in 1598 in the inventory of the Villa Medici

Each with opposing inverted fluting to their socles and lobed bodies