3 antique botanical engravings "Roses" after Redouté, reissue

Charming set of three antique botanical engravings representing varieties of roses, after the work of Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840). These plates are authentic reprints from the 19th century (circa 1860–1890), printed in chromolithography on thick vergé paper showing lovely natural foxing, a testament to their age. The original inscriptions (P. J. Redouté pinx., Imprimerie de Rémond, Bessin sculp.) confirm their fidelity to the famous plates of Roses. Please note: one of the reproductions has a mark at the bottom, likely related to a small water stain. This mark is perfectly dry, stable, and does not affect the quality of the vellum paper or the overall beauty of the piece. The mark is visible in the last photo to allow you to appreciate the actual condition of the item transparently. Presented in their gilded frames under glass (H. 42.5 cm x W. 32 cm), they combine decorative charm and historical authenticity. Ideal for romantic decor, a refined interior, or a collection of antique prints.