Chestnut Tree (Castanea sativa) – 18th Century Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving

A refined engraving of Mesembryanthemum species by Ehret, combining sculptural succulent forms with delicate floral studies from Miller’s 18th-century work.

A striking 18th-century botanical engraving depicting Glaucium, featuring bold red blossoms and intricately shaped foliage. The expressive composition and original hand-coloring create a vivid and decorative botanical image.

A refined 18th-century botanical engraving depicting Cunonia sp., distinguished by bold original hand-coloring and an elegant vertical composition. The vivid pink blossoms, slender leaves, and exposed bulb create a decorative image of strong botanical character.

An original 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicting Apocynum scandens, published in Philip Miller’s Figures of the Most Beautiful, Useful, and Uncommon Plants. The composition combines delicate star-shaped flowers, elegant climbing stems, and striking striped seed pods, uniting botanical precision with refined decorative presence.

A curated group of three Acacia engravings by Georg Dionysius Ehret, offering a coherent botanical study of form and variation within the genus.

A rare set of four original 18th-century botanical watercolors, entirely hand-painted and rich in color and detail. A curated ensemble combining scientific observation with decorative elegance — perfect for refined interiors and collectors.

An elegant 18th-century botanical engraving depicting Gentian and Bedstraw, combining structured vertical growth with delicate botanical detail. The vivid hand-coloring and dual composition create a refined and visually engaging natural history print.

An elegant 18th-century botanical engraving depicting Helleborine, characterized by slender foliage and delicate pink blossoms. The refined vertical composition and original hand-coloring create a balanced and decorative botanical image.

An original 18th-century hand-colored engraving depicting a Custard Apple (Annona sp.), from Philip Miller’s Figures of the Most Beautiful, Useful, and Uncommon Plants. Combining botanical precision with decorative clarity, the composition features both the plant and its distinctive fruit in sectional detail. 

A striking 18th-century botanical engraving of Crown Imperial (Fritillaria imperialis), distinguished by unusually bold hand-coloring and a dynamic, flowing composition. This plate exemplifies the expressive character of German botanical illustration, combining strong visual presence with refined natural observation.

A refined 18th-century botanical engraving depicting Geranium, featuring distinctive rounded foliage and delicate pink blossoms. The balanced composition and original hand-coloring create a harmonious and decorative botanical print.

A refined 18th-century botanical engraving depicting an Anemone (Anemone tenuifolia), distinguished by bold hand-coloring and a delicate, minimal composition. The vivid flower contrasts elegantly against the open background, creating a refined decorative presence.

A refined botanical engraving depicting Abutilon, illustrating the balance between structural clarity and delicate floral detail in 18th-century botany.

A striking 18th-century botanical engraving depicting a Blue Crinum Lily (Crinum sp.), distinguished by bold hand-coloring and an elegant vertical composition. The vivid blue blossoms and sculptural foliage exemplify the expressive character of German botanical illustration.

Borage Plant (Borrago sp.) – Antique Hand-Colored Engraving by Ehret (1756)

A vibrant Arbutus engraving by Georg Dionysius Ehret from Miller’s 1755 botanical work, combining botanical precision with striking decorative appeal.