A Group of Twelve Framed Mid-19thC Hand-Coloured Botanical Lithographs c.1864 sub-Curios and in pottery

and in pottery

desks from the late 18th and early 19th centuries are not that common

The painted or stained pine carcass showing the wonderful original textured surface worn thoroughly and consistently with age

The carvings are a little delicate but mostly all in tact and the original paint has a wonderful patina

A Group of Twelve Framed Mid-19thC Hand-Coloured Botanical Lithographs c.1864 sub-Curios and in potteryOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1864 Each: 7. 5 wide x 11. 5 high (each) The dozen antique hand coloured lithographs published in 1864 in London for "The Wild Flowers of Great Britain" by Robert Hogg and George W. Johnson, hailing from the third quarter of the nineteenth century and showing an interesting and striking array of British native flowers, each now framed for display. The lithographs are in generally very