Antique Botanical Mugs

Watercolor by Maria Sibylla Merian, 1679 showing the stages of development, caterpillar, pupa, egg, and cocoon, on a cherry branch.

Since I collect antique paper, I decided to combine one of my favorite botanical images with some of my vintage postcards I've collected from local antique shops in PA. I hope you enjoy it!

Avocado Antique Botanical Illustration

Cactus Antique Botanical Illustration

Coffee Bean Antique Botanical Illustration

Black Grape Antique Botanical Illustration

Austrian Rose Lithograph by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789–1850)

Purple Rose Antique Botanical Illustration

Olive Branch Antique Botanical Illustration

Pink Rose Antique Botanical Illustration

Yellow Rose Antique Botanical Illustration

Pine Tree Antique Botanical Illustration

Red Raspberry Antique Botanical Illustration

European Plum Antique Botanical Illustration

Guaiacwood Antique Botanical Illustration

Lemon Antique Botanical Illustration

Strawberry Antique Botanical Illustration

Fig Antique Botanical Illustration

Pomegranate Antique Botanical Illustration

Apple Antique Botanical Illustration

Cacao Tree Antique Botanical Illustration

Damask Rose Lithograph by Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789–1850)

Purple Raspberry Antique Botanical Illustration

Wild Rose Antique Botanical Illustration

Red Poppy Antique Botanical Illustration

Vintage botanical daisy on antique letter found in Lancaster, PA, USA, collage.

Wildflower Antique Botanical Illustration

Apple Antique Botanical Illustration

Pear Antique Botanical Illustration

Orange Antique Botanical Illustration

Antique Flower Botanical Illustration

Camomile Antique Botanical Illustration

Lavender Antique Botanical Illustration

Cherry Antique Botanical Illustration

Apricot Antique Botanical Illustration

Discover the intricate world of fungi with our exquisite vintage art print, 'Champignons'. This detailed illustration features a rich array of mushrooms, each rendered with scientific precision and artistic flair. From the fiery hues of the Amanita to the delicate gills of the Pliurotus, this print is a treasure trove of mycological diversity. The mushrooms are meticulously labeled in a charming script, adding to the antique feel of the artwork. This print is perfect for botanists, chefs, or anyone with a passion for nature's fascinating forms. It brings a touch of classical natural history into your space with its warm, earthy tones and timeless aesthetic.