Framed 19th Century Botanical Prints after Robert Furbers 1730s Engravings "12 Months of Flowers" round wooden stool The wood is slightly marked

The wood is slightly marked in places and the metal is rustic but it all adds to the special charm of this beautiful piece with the most amazing angles and curves

31cm x 25cm x 4cm

which had never been seen before

brown and green

the latter including the original Staunton Chessmen

Framed 19th Century Botanical Prints after Robert Furbers 1730s Engravings "12 Months of Flowers" round wooden stool The wood is slightly markedI love Victorian coloured botanical prints and this is a beauty. Original 19th century prints of Robert Furber's "Summer and Winter" from the "Twelve Months of Flowers" catalogue which was published in 1730. It was a landmark in the history of botanical illustration and one of the earliest examples of a seed catalogue. Robert Furber was a British horticulturalist and his original 12 artworks were large, hand coloured copperplate engravings, one for