1796 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Statice Matted Sea Lavender Botanical Flower ESQ3 The cumulative effect is elusively

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1796 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Statice Matted Sea Lavender Botanical Flower ESQ3 The cumulative effect is elusively"Statice reticulata" This is an original 1796 hand colored copper engraving of the Statice reticulata, commonly known as matted sea lavender, that is found in Britain. A page of descriptive text accompanies this plate. Please see both images. CONDITION This 217+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Moderate foxing and aging. Light wrinkling. Some moderate surface rub. Small tear left margin. Product Type: Original Copper Engraving; Hand Tinted Color