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Early Victorian Botanical Engraving
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Early Victorian Botanical Engraving

19th century
For Sale by Earl and Rymer
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Hand coloured botanical engraving, dating from the 1830s–1840s by Victorian engravers J. & J. Parkin.

Presented in a mid-toned natural wood frame with neutral mount.

One of a large group of 20 available. A wonderful cross-section of early Victorian garden favourites. Notable specimens include the "Royal Sovereign" Tulip, Florist Auriculas, Dahlias and Chrysanthemums, as well as charming mixed studies of pansies, morning glories, and salvias.

Condition: Good antique condition. In keeping with their age, the sheets and mounts exhibit areas of light foxing.

Picture - Height 21.5cm x Width 13cm. Frame - Height 39cm Width x 26.5cm.

Physical Dimensions
Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
26.5cm (10.43")
Declaration

Earl and Rymer has dated this Victorian Botanical Flower Engraving to the Victorian era.

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SA1216951
Dealers Internal Reference
1308-1328
Description
Hand coloured botanical engraving, dating from the 1830s–1840s by Victorian engravers J. & J. Parkin.

Presented in a mid-toned natural wood frame with neutral mount.

One of a large group of 20 available. A wonderful cross-section of early Victorian garden favourites.

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Notable specimens include the "Royal Sovereign" Tulip, Florist Auriculas, Dahlias and Chrysanthemums, as well as charming mixed studies of pansies, morning glories, and salvias.
Earl and Rymer

Condition: Good antique condition. In keeping with their age, the sheets and mounts exhibit areas of light foxing.

Picture - Height 21.5cm x Width 13cm. Frame - Height 39cm Width x 26.5cm.

Height
39cm (15.35")
Width
26.5cm (10.43")
Date of Manufacture

Earl and Rymer has dated this Victorian Botanical Flower Engraving to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1216951
Dealers Internal Ref
1308-1328
Earl and Rymer
Earl and Rymer
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2026

Earl & rymer specialise in beautiful, interesting and unusual decorative antiques and art.

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An early Victorian botanical engraving depicting a central pink dahlia flower with green leaves, presented in a cream mount and narrow wooden frame.
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Archive I An early Victorian botanical engraving depicting a central pink dahlia flower with green leaves, presented in a cream mount and narrow wooden frame.

Early Victorian Botanical Engraving

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An early Victorian botanical engraving depicting a central pink dahlia flower with green leaves, presented in a cream mount and narrow wooden frame.
Early Victorian Botanical Engraving
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An early Victorian botanical engraving depicting a central pink dahlia flower with green leaves, presented in a cream mount and narrow wooden frame.
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  • ObjectWall Art
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian
  • MaterialPaper, Wood, Glass
  • ColourDusty Pink
  • MotifsDahlia flower, Botanical stem, Hand-coloured detail, Wooden frame
  • SizeH 39 cm (15 in) x W 26.5 cm (10 in)

This early Victorian botanical engraving originates from the 1830s to 1840s, created by engravers J. & J. Parkin. The artwork depicts a central dahlia flower in a dusty pink shade with hand-coloured green leaf details, presented within a cream-toned mount and a mid-toned natural wood frame showing a simple square profile. The paper sheet and mount exhibit light foxing consistent with antique age. The overall piece measures 39 cm high by 26.5 cm wide, with the picture area measuring 21.5 cm high by 13 cm wide. This framed wall art suits placement in an English Country House interior, particularly on a narrow wall space or hallway. The botanical theme coordinates with traditional living rooms, studies, or bedrooms, adding historical character and natural motifs to domestic settings.

Victorian botanical engravings are detailed illustrations of flora created during the 19th century, typically produced using copper or steel plate printing techniques and often hand-coloured to document plant species accurately.

These works were printed on heavy rag or woven paper using metal engraving plates, followed by the application of watercolours or gouache by hand to render accurate botanical colours.

Authentic prints usually feature a visible plate mark impression around the image boundary, variations in tone from hand colouring, and natural age tone or foxing on original rag paper.

Botanical prints can be displayed as part of a gallery wall, mounted above a sideboard, or hung in a series along a hallway to add organic motifs and historical character to modern spaces.

Frame prints using acid-free mounting materials and UV-filtering glass, and hang them away from direct sunlight, damp areas, or fluctuating humidity to prevent paper deterioration.
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