Tropical Plates

Antique Palm Tree Botanical Print, Exotic Tropical Plate, German Atlas 1885 An impressive original

Vibrant and richly detailed, this signed Bonne Couleur electroforming cloisonné decorative plate

Floor Lamp Palms Tropical, with solid white marble base with gold plated frame. Lamp structure is

The Italian floor lamp made entirely of 21st century nickel-plated brass. The lamp is a modern and

This vintage pineapple-shaped bowl from the 1960s is crafted from silver-plated metal and showcases

gold plated mounts, this piece features four Lucite panels engraved and painted to depict a three

silver-plated mounts, this piece features four Lucite panels engraved and painted to depict a three

Hallmark, Center Engraved, “Winner Tropical at Calder 1972”. Circa Late 20th Century. Measurements: 1" H x

Italian mid century ceramic cake stand on a pedestal base, atop sits a cake plate in vibrant

resemble the inside of some abalone shells found on a tropical beach. The plate is an unique piece

tropical themes. Companion plates from the same series depicting other sugarcane varieties are also

to botany, agriculture, colonial history, or tropical themes. Companion plates from the same series

, agriculture, colonial history, or tropical themes. Companion plates from the same series depicting additional

chromolithographic plate illustrates two distinct sugarcane varieties cultivated in Java and was published in Berlin

chromolithographic plate illustrates two distinct sugarcane varieties cultivated in Java and was published in Berlin

large and visually striking chromolithographic plate illustrates two distinct Javanese sugarcane

in conveying atmospheric depth, humidity, and tropical light. The plate was engraved by Paolo

, featuring detailed illustrations of diverse tropical palm species. Each plate showcases the intricate beauty

rendered with vivid precision, capturing the dramatic impact of this tropical species. The second plate

Angelfish, or Holacanthe Moineau in the original French. The plate was published in Paris in 1846 as part of

has long fascinated naturalists for its distinctive appearance and adaptation to tropical forests

harmony with the plant. This particular plate features a tropical plant with exceptionally large, veined