Prints are sold individually, and do not come in a set of 9. Please choose plate number in the drop down menu
Please choose plate number in the drop down menu* This original antique book plate print features beautiful colors and illustration. It was from "A Series Of Sketches From Nature Of Plant Form" by F. Edwards Hulme, published in 1868. The page is overall very nice antique condition for being 153 years old. Each with gorgeous colors and clear imagery, it will show some normal wear around the edges and corners. Ready to be framed, would look beautiful on a gallery style wall. A very rare find as the book these came from is super rare and highly collectible. These are original prints from the 1868 book, not replicas.
Page measures approximately 8 1/8” x 11 1/2”
No.36. — Borage.
No. 37. — Asparagus
No. 38. — Garden Avens
No. 39. — Common Feverfew
No. 40. — Pteris Crenata Fern
No. 41. — The Wild Arum, Cuckoo-pint, or Lords and Ladies
No. 42. — The tall plant is Toad-flax, The second plant is Oxlip
No. 43. — Ragged Robin.
No. 44. — Honeysuckle/ Woodbine
Prints are sold individually, and do not come in a set of 9. Please choose plate number in the drop down menu
Please choose plate number in the drop down menu* This original antique book plate print features beautiful colors and illustration. It was from "A Series Of Sketches From Nature Of Plant Form" by F. Edwards Hulme, published in 1868. The page is overall very nice antique condition for being 153 years old. Each with gorgeous colors and clear imagery, it will show some normal wear around the edges and corners. Ready to be framed, would look beautiful on a gallery style wall. A very rare find as the book these came from is super rare and highly collectible. These are original prints from the 1868 book, not replicas.
Page measures approximately 8 1/8” x 11 1/2”
No.36. — Borage.
No. 37. — Asparagus
No. 38. — Garden Avens
No. 39. — Common Feverfew
No. 40. — Pteris Crenata Fern
No. 41. — The Wild Arum, Cuckoo-pint, or Lords and Ladies
No. 42. — The tall plant is Toad-flax, The second plant is Oxlip
No. 43. — Ragged Robin.
No. 44. — Honeysuckle/ Woodbine