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27 x 21cm (10.5 x 8 inches).An original antique lithograph of south pacific seashells, created c.1910. The shells are clear, well drawn, and have remarkable detail enhanced with hand colouring...

23.5 x 16.2 cm (9.25 x 6.4 inches)Cyclamen persicum. Was used for soap making and by fishermen to stun fish.This fascinating hand coloured botanical lithograph was made in Milan in 1847 by Ambrogio Robiati. Under each illustration is a detailed description in Italian in attractive Italic font.It is ..

28.5 x 22cm (11.3 x 8.5 inches).This high quality antique engraving about the animal kingdom is by Traugott Bromme, a German traveller who led an exciting life. Bromme published books, prints and maps on his travels and the natural history of the world. This is a genuine antique with original hand p..

26 x 17.5 cm (10.5 x 7.0 inches).Cyclamen a Fleurs FimbrieesMediterraneanThis lithograph is from L'Illustration Horticole by Jean Jules Linden, one of the finest botanical periodicals first published in Belgium in 1854. It aimed educate people about the fascinating plants being gathered from around ..

45 x 34 cm (17.5 x 13.5 inches)Wedge Clam Shell (Denax trunculus), Sunrise Tellin Shell (Tellina radiata), River Orb Mussel Shell (Cyclas rivicola), Noah's Ark Shell (Arca noae), Saltwater Clam Shell (Mactra stultorum), Soft-shell Clam Shell (Mya arenaria), Grooved Razor Shell (Solen vagina), Swan M..

21 x 13cm (8.25 x 5 inches).ChamaThis antique lithograph is from the first edition of Conchology by John Mawe, one of the oldest works about shells, dated 1823. It is a genuine antique, not a reproduction. It has hand painted coloring and is in very good condition. Shell collecting was a popular eig..

27.5 x 20.5cm (10.5 x 8 inches). This is an antique chromolithograph which was made in the 1890s for a work by John Wright, a horticulturist and editor of the London Journal of Horticulture. He created fine works illustrating fruit, vegetables and flowers, using excellent botanical artists such as M..

21 x 13 cm (8.3 x 5.2 inches).Venus clamThis superb antique engraving is over 230 years old. It's from "British Zoology" by Thomas Pennant, which was published in 1776 in Warrington, England. The illustrations in the early editions were so expensive to produce that he made little money and gave the ..

22 x 14 cm (8.8 x 5.5 inches).This antique engraving of seashells is from the genera of seashells by George Brettingham Sowerby Jnr, published in London in 1842. It is an antique, not a reproduction. It was made by engraving and has lovely original hand painted colors and is in excellent condition.O..

39 x 30 cm (15.5 x 11.8 inches).This is by James Andrews, an English botanical painter and illustrator, well known for his excellent illustrations in flower catalogues of the 1800s.This high quality vintage lithograph was made by litho-offset in the 1950s. The paper is thick and light creamy white, ..

21 x 13cm (8.25 x 5 inches).ArcaThis antique lithograph is from the first edition of Conchology by John Mawe, one of the oldest works about shells, dated 1823. It is a genuine antique, not a reproduction. It has hand painted coloring and is in very good condition. Shell collecting was a popular eigh..

25.5 x 17 cm (10 x 6.8 inches).This antique lithograph of alpine flowers was made in 1874 by David Wooster. He was a Fellow of the Royal Horticultural Society and Assistant Secretary to the Royal Commission on Scientific Instruction and Advancement of Science. It is an original antique and is in ver..

27 x 21 cm (10.5 x 8 inches)An original antique lithograph of south pacific seashells, created c.1910. The shells are clear, well drawn, and have remarkable detail enhanced with hand colouring...

43.5 x 31 cm (17 x 12 inches)Cyclamen persicumThis large floral lithograph is by Robert John Thornton he was an English physician and botanical writer. It was made in 1951 in England on cream coloured thick paper and is in excellent condition...

24.5 x 14.5 cm (9.5 x 6 inches).China This is an antique chromolithograph from Le Jardin Fleuriste which was published from 1851 to 1854 by Charles Antoine Lemaire (Professor of Botany), in an era of travel and exploration. Plants from around the world were being collected and bought back to Europe ..