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Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd, a pottery model of two ducklings, black stamp, 15cm tall.  Some light crazing in places. Generally well.

Banco de Portugal, obverse and reverse photographs showing an unused Bradbury Wilkinson design for 50 Escudos, c.1925-26, with two alternative obverse designs, both featuring Joao Goncalves Zarco, and a reverse design featuring a caravel, none of these designs were used because Waterlow and Sons won the printing contract on this occasion, backed on thick card, photos in good condition (3 photos) Pick 136 for the note issued instead £400-£500

Banco de Portugal, obverse and reverse photographs showing an unused Bradbury Wilkinson design for 500 Escudos, c.1935, obverse with Albuquerque at right, as with the Portuguese India notes issued ten years later, reverse with image of the Conquest of Malacca and a head in profile showing the Hindu merchant, Nina Chatu, nothing like this note was ever produced, although the design shares some elements with the other Bradbury notes printed in the same era, mounted on card, photos excellent condition, unique and an important record of a beautiful design (2 photos) Pick 151 for the note issued instead £400-£500

Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Portuguese Guinea, specimen 10 Escudos, 14 September 1937, no serial number, Joao Baptista de Araujo signature, red Bradbury Wilkinson seal, two cancellation holes, marked ‘A’ in lower right margin, paperclip mark at top left, in PMG holder 58, choice about uncirculated BNU PG31sp, Pick 21s £200-£260

Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Portuguese Guinea, specimen 20 Escudos, 14 September 1937, no serial number, Joao Baptista de Araujo signature, red Bradbury Wilkinson seal, two cancellation holes, marked ‘A’ in lower right margin, in PMG holder 64, choice uncirculated and very scarce BNU PG32sp, Pick 22s £400-£500 --- This is the BNU plate note

Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Portuguese Guinea, specimen 50 Escudos, 14 September 1937, no serial number, Joao Baptista de Araujo signature, red Bradbury Wilkinson seal, two cancellation holes, marked ‘A’ in lower right margin, in PMG holder 64, choice uncirculated and very scarce BNU PG33sp, Pick 23s £400-£500 --- This is the BNU plate note

PAMPHLETS RELATING TO ANTIQUE FIREARMSCollection of 24 printed pamphlets by various authors including Colt, Greener, Lancaster, Wilkinson, Deane, Reilly, James Walker and others, half disbound and loosely inserted in modern calf covers, the other half bound to match; together with approximately 8pp. of manuscript notes and tipped-in letters relating to a trial involving a blunderbuss used in the murder of Jermy by Rush in Norfolk in 1849, news clippings, and several other pieces of printed ephemera, 8vo [1814-1855] (a lot )Footnotes:A full list of the items in this lot are available on requestThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: •• Zero rated for VAT, no VAT will be added to the Hammer Price or the Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two 1834 Pattern Infantry Officer's SwordsThe First By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, No. 20440 For 1879, The Second 19th CenturyBoth of regulation pattern, the first with bright blade etched with crowned 'VR' cypher between scrolling foliage on both sides, brass hilt, and wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard with two rings for suspension; the second with plain blade and regulation hilt (fishskin incomplete), in associated steel scabbard with linear engraved brass mounts and ring for suspension (the other missing), the locket engraved on one side 'DUDLEY, Grand Parade, PORTSMOUTH' (2)83 cm. and 82 cm. blades Footnotes:The first recorded as 'Fitter in' (suggesting a repair of some sort) and sold to William Francis Annesley Wallace, 2nd Lieutenant, 53rd Shropshire regiment on 11 October 1879For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 1857 Pattern Royal Engineer Officer's Sword, And An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officer's Sword The First By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, No. 9337 For 1858, The Second Late 19th CenturyBoth of regulation pattern, the first with bright blade etched along one side with labelled regimental badge between symmetrical foliage, and with crowned 'VR' cypher between foliage en suite on the other, brass hilt retaining traces of gilding, and wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its brass scabbard (old dents) with two rings for suspension; the second with blade etched along one side with slung bugle horn and crossed lances between foliage, and with vacant cartouche and crossed lances on the other, steel hilt, and wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard with two rings for suspension (2)83.5 cm. and 82.5 cm. blades Footnotes:The first recorded as sold to Major White of the Royal Engineers on 4 November 1858For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two Royal Artillery Officer's SwordsThe First By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, No. 21861 For 1877, The Second Retailed By Nicholls & Son, 12 Jermyn St., London, Late 19th CenturyBoth of regulation pattern, the first with etched blade including the owner's crest, motto and monogram 'HL' on one side at the forte, hilt retaining its original leather sword-knot, and wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard with two suspension rings; the second of similar form, the etched blade including owner's crest and motto on one side at the forte (2)99.5 cm. and 78.5 cm. bladesFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 1831 Pattern General officer's Mameluke-Hilted SabreBy Henry Wilkinson, Gun & Sword Maker, Pall Mall, London, No. 6273 For 1855With curved blade (some pitting) double-edged at the clipped-back point and etched over much of its length on both sides with symmetrical scrolling foliage, crossed branches of oak and laurel, crossed sword and baton, and crowned 'VR' cypher, regulation hilt with gilt guard cast and chased on both sides with foliage centred on a crossed sword and baton within a wreath, ivory grips, and pommel with brass-lined piercing for a later sword-knot, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts retaining some gilding, the locket and suspension mount each cast with a band of oak foliage and carrying a ring for suspension 78 cm. bladeThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: Y ФY Subject to CITES regulations when exporting items outside of the EU, see clause 13.Ф This lot contains or is made of ivory and cannot be imported into the USA or any country within the EU.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An 1821 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Sword By Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, Numbered 11483 For 1861Of regulation pattern, the blade etched along each side with crowned 'V.R' cypher between symmetrical scrolling foliage, and ribbed wire-bound fishskin-covered grip, in its steel scabbard with two rings for suspension (some old surface rust patination, scabbard with minor dents) 90 cm. bladeFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A VICTORIAN SILVER SHAPED SQUARE INKWELL HENRY WILKINSON & CO., SHEFFIELD 1860 The border chased with scrolls and flowers, a pierced band and on four claw and ball feet, with a silver mounted cut glass inkwell to the centre 17cm (6 3/4in) long 189g (6.1 oz) weighable Condition Report: Marks are clear Wobbles No engraving Inkwell wobbles in stand Hinge good Minor nibbling to the glass Light scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

Pair: Driver G. Wilkinson, Royal Field Artillery Queen’s South Africa 1899-1902, 5 clasps, Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901, South Africa 1902 (757 Dvr: G. Wilkinson. R.F.A.); Tibet 1903-04, no clasp (757 Dvr. G. Wilkinson 74th By. R.F.A.) edge bruising, otherwise good very fine (2) £400-£500 --- George Wilkinson was born in the Parish of Patricroft, Lancaster, and enlisted into the Royal Artillery at Bury on 22 August 1899, aged 23, a groom by trade. He served in South Africa from 9 November 1901 to 22 October 1902, and in India and Tibet from 23 October 1902 to 8 November 1907. He transferred to the Army Reserve on 12 November 1907. Sold with copied discharge papers which confirm Queen’s medal with 5 clasps and Tibet 1903-04 medal.

A PINE CHEST OF TWO SHORT AND TWO LONG DRAWERS BEARING WILKINSON, NEWARK STAMP

The East India Company 1845 pattern infantry officer's sword worn by Captain - later General - Brooke Boyd (1816-1900), blade with etched decoration incorporating the Honourable East India Company lion, by Henry Wilkinson and with brass proof mark to the ricasso, regulation gilt-brass 'gothic' hilt with VR cypher, steel scabbard, c. 1854. In 1854 the original owner, Brooke Boyd (son of General Mossom Boyd, also of the H.E.I.C. service) was serving as a Captain in the 68th Bengal Native Infantry. He had fought in the first Anglo-Sikh War at the Battle of Sobraon, and in the Burmese War of 1852-53, and his Sutlej Medal and India Medal with Pegu clasp were sold in these rooms 14th December 2021. He was made Major in 1855, and following further service in Bundelkhand in 1858 he was promoted Lieutenant Colonel in 1859, Colonel in 1866, Major General in 1871, Lieutenant General in 1877 and General in 1888. Provenance: by family descent.

A quantity of part groups and single medals, comprising: a 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal to Signaller R.W. Fielder R.N. (J. 8591, HMS Durban on LSGC); 1914-15 Star, British War Medal (72546 SRP. G.E. ROWLAND. R.E.); British War Medal, Victory Medal, Defence Medal (2163 PTE. A. HAND. R.A.M.C. - Defence unnamed as issued.); two 1914-15 Stars (2. LIEUT. H.W. WILKINSON. ESSEX R. / 2. LIEUT: F.S. CROCKER. R.E.); Victory Medal (K.21213 R.E. BARTLETT. STO. 1. R.N.); 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, British War Medal 1939-45; grades from fine to near very fine. [14]

Mahmoud Moussa (Egypt, 1913-2003)The Cat and the Snake stoneartist monogram on the base of the sculpture, executed in 197825 x 28cm (9 13/16 x 11in).Footnotes:Provenance:Property from the Artist's EstateFlowing, expressive and prominent, 'The Cat & the Snake' is a wonderful depiction of friend and foe. The characters of the cat and the snake hark back to ancient Egyptian deities. In ancient Egypt the cats were praised as protectors of the home. The goddess Mafdet was one of ancient Egypt's first deities, worshipped by people seeking protection against dangerous animals such as snakes and scorpions. Depicted in a variety of fearsome feline forms, most frequently as a woman with the head of a lion, cheetah, or domestic cat. Mafdet was regarded as the defender of the home and kingdom. The relationship between cats and snakes was heavily document throughout Egyptian history. Charles K. Wilkinson (1897 – 1986), 'Cat Killing Serpent' (1920 CE)This facsimile painting depicts a scene from Sennedjem's tomb (TT 1) in western Thebes' Deir el-Medina. Chapter 17 of the Book of the Dead is related to the cat killing the serpent. The original work was painted 1295 BCE. We see the pharaonic revival style and aesthetic sensibilities that we associate with Moussa and the hallmark of twentieth century Egyptian sculpture. Moussa was the second generation of Egyptian sculptors. He was taught and influenced by Mahmoud Said and Mahmoud Mohktar, two of the great Egyptian painters and sculptors. Moussa participated in several group exhibitions in Cairo and Alexandria including several appearances at the Alexandria Biennale. Moussa won the prize for sculpture in 1955 at the Alexandria Biennale.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

RUGBY UNION, signed small cards by 1930 England Rugby XV, twenty signatures, inc. Brooke, Tucker, Wilkinson, Soby etc., laid down to three pages (front & back), G

MIXED SPORT, press photos, inc. horse racing (23), signed (3), Paul Carberry, Tony Dobbin, Richard Dunwoody; action shots, on track, celebrating etc., Frankie Dettori, Mitch Fitzgerald, Walter Swinburne, Kevin Darley, Dane ONeill, Jamie Osborne, Pat Eddery; rugby (19), signed (3), Dan Luger, Lawrence Dallaglio, multiple signed team photo; action shots, inc. many featuring Johnny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, England team 2003, Bill Beaumont etc., mainly 8 x 10 and smaller, VG to EX, 42*

An 1821 pattern artillery officer's sword,by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. the blade etched with battle honours including Waterloo, Peninsula, Barrosa, Corunna, with crowns and initials.in steel scabbard,Blade 82.5cm longOverall 108cm long, in steel scabbard.Pitting to surfaces and loss of plating, especially on the pommel and inside hand guard. Blade decoration is sharp and good but small nicks further up and rust spots.Scabbard has overall pitting and may have had rust cleaned awayPlease see additional images.

4th-5th century A.D. A substantial Mediterranean terracotta amphora jar with strap handles to the shoulder. 5.55 kg, 47.9 cm high (18 7/8 in). Mellors & Kirk, East Midlands, UK. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Roman Period, 30 B.C.-323 A.D. A carved wood mummy mask with remains of black painted semi-naturalistic facial detailing, low-relief almond-shaped eyes, arched brows, slender nose and full lips, with some shaping to the cheek structure, wearing a wig or headdress; two circular attachment holes; mounted on a custom-made display stand. 100 grams total, 17.4 cm high including stand (6 7/8 in). From a 1940s collection. Brigantia Antiques, York, UK, 2010. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fair condition.

New Kingdom, 1550-1070 B.C. A fragment of a carved hard-wood face with semi-naturalistic detailing to the face and hair, seemingly braided; comprising part of both eyes, previously inlaid, the nose and most of the mouth; mounted on a custom-made display stand. Cf. The British Museum, museum number EA45202, for comparable. 52 grams total, 11 cm including stand (4 3/8 in). From a 1940s collection. Brigantia Antiques, York, UK, 2010. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fair condition.

7th-4th century B.C. A mummified animal or insect (most probably a beetle) contained within a large woven fabric acorn-shaped pendant, loop to the cap. Cf. for embalmed insect mummies Huchet, J.B., ‘Archaeoentomological study of the insects remains found within the mummy of Namenkhet Amon, San Lazzaro Armenian Monastery, Venice/Italy)’ in Advances in Egyptology 1, (2010), 59-80. 32 grams, 6.7 cm high (2 5/8 in). From a 1940s collection. Brigantia Antiques, York, UK, 2010. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. The Egyptians embalmed practically every type of living thing, from bulls to beetles, from birds to snakes, from dogs and cats to fish, crocodiles and even monkeys. Mummified scarabs, many cats, cobras and a pair of crocodiles placed together with funerary objects, were recently found inside seven rock tombs located in the area of the necropolis of Saqqara, on the edge of the funerary complex of King Userkaf, founder of the 5th Dynasty circa 2510 B.C. [No Reserve] Fair condition.

Late 17th century A.D. A Greek Orthodox icon formed as a rectangular wooden panel with slightly curved profile, one face with polychrome religious scene showing Christ identified by the Greek Letters '?CXC' (Jesus Christ), on the left corner of the icon, dressed in a blue chiton and a red cloak, blessing the central figure of the painting, representing Saint Onuphrius (identified by the inscription on his left, ? ????C ????????C); the saint, usually represented as a desert hermit, is shown here in three quarter-length, dressed in priests' vestments, wearing a simple pinkish-red phelonion (chasuble) from which is hanging a blue omophorion wrapped around the neck, decorated with gold crosses and stars, while the body is clad in an off-white tunica talaris; holding a prophecy roll in his left hand with right hand raised in a gesture of blessing. See a similar style of painted icon in Christie's, Icons and Artefacts from the Orthodox World, Monday 24 November 2008, London, 2008. p.83; cf. also the style of the icon of the Transfiguration from the iconostasis of c. Flora and Lavra c. Megrega, Olonetsky district; Russia, Karelia, at the Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Karelia (MIIRK). 683 grams, 28 x 25 cm (11 x 9 7/8 in). Charterhouse auctioneers, Sherborne, Dorset, UK. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. The icon seems be painted in egg tempera with gold leaf on wood (cypress?), prepared with gesso and linen. Red and black paint was also used for the frame of the icon in the shape of two simple narrow bands. The style of the icon, although inscribed with Greek letters, and especially the faces of the divine figures recalls the Russian school. Fine condition.

17th century A.D. An Orthodox wooden icon with a slightly curved profile, polychrome painted scene depicting the Holy Trinity with Jesus Christ to the left, God the Father to the right and the Holy Spirit above them depicted as a dove; both figures nimbate, dressed in gold and brocade, their hands resting on a large globus cruciger, a jewelled Gospel beneath the hand of Christ; each corner with a symbol of the Evangelists: angel, ox, eagle and lion with Greek inscriptions around them: near the nimbus of Jesus the Greek letters 'IC' (Iesus) 'XC' (Christos), inside the halo three letters representing the continuous divine self-existence of Christ as God (O ?N = The Only One who always exists); above the head of the dove an abbreviated Greek inscription for '? ???? ??????' (The Holy Trinity). See Rothemund, B., Handbuch der Ikonenkunst, Munich 1966, p.204, for the well consolidated icon of the New Testament Holy Trinity; Chatzidakis, N. (ed.), Da Candia a Venezia: Icone Greche in Italia, XV-XVI secolo, Athens, 1993, p.185, cat.47; Staikos, K. (ed.), ‘The Holy Trinity’ in From the Incarnation of Logos to the Theosis of Man: Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Icons From Greece, Psychiko, 2008, p.50, cat.no.22. 2.1 kg, 44 x 32 cm (17 1/4 x 12 1/2 in). Charterhouse auctioneers, Sherborne, Dorset, UK. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. The New Testament Trinity derives from two Biblical passages: Mark 16:19 and Luke 22:69. The latter reads: 'But from now on the Son of Man shall be seated at the right hand of the power of God' (Luke 22:69). Our icon illustrates this Biblical phrase in a literal sense. The icon shows in an impressive way the Orthodox iconography of the Holy Trinity, and the power of God. The Trinity is seated upon a throne of Cherubins, whose red faces are visible on the background. The globe, symbol of God’s power upon the world and the universe, is surmounted by a cross, like the small globes visible in the hands of the earthly medieval emperors. The blessing gesture of the left hand of the Father represents a sort of Divine Investiture of the Son (three raised fingers representing the Divine Nature of Christ, two lowered fingers representing the Human Nature of the Incarnation). The gold and brocade mantles and tunics are an echo of the oriental silk used in the Levant and Ottoman Empire during that period. The timber to the reverse shows some old insect flight holes and we are advised that this piece has been recently treated with Permthrin, as a precaution. Fair condition.

. A mixed group of nine meteorite specimens mounted on custom-made display stands, held in collector's cases or in collector's bags, each accompanied by a metal identification tag or other identifying label: 'Uruacu, Goias, Brazil, found 1992. Iron. Octahedrite, coarse (IAB) total known weight-72.5 kg'; 'Taza (NWA 859), Morocco, found 2000, Iron. Plessitic octahedrite (UNGR), total known weight-200 kg'; 'NWA 869 North West Africa, found 2000 or 2001, Chondrite L4-6, S3, 2MT, W1, 38.70 g, individual'; 'Canyon Diablo, Coconino County, Arizona, USA, found 1891, Iron. Octahedrite, coarse (IAB), total known weight > 30,000 kg'; 'Gao-Guenie, Gourounsi, Burkina Faso, Africa, Fell 1960, March 5, 1700 hours, Stone. Ordinary chondrite (H5), total known weight >300 kg'; 'NWA 6422, found 2010, Chondrite L3.5, S2, 310g, W1, 13.09g, full slice'; 'Camel Donga, Nullarbor Plain, W Australia, fell January 1984, Monomict Eucrite, >25kg, 10.67g, individual'; 'Unclassified poss CV3, Morocco, found 2009, Chondrite Pos CV3, 37.02g, individual'; 'Seymchan, Magadan Oblast, Russia, found June 1967, Pallasite PMG, 380 kg, 3.84g, part slice.' 232 grams total, 1.5-5 cm wide (300 grams total including stands) (5/8 - 2 1/4 in). Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. All accompanied by either an identification card or aluminium identification tag. [9, No Reserve] Fine condition.

Cretaceous Period, 145-65 million years B.P. A pair of Charonosaurus sp. hadrosaur eggs on a matrix retaining evidence of the original leathery surface. 4.9 kg, 25.5 cm (10 in). Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Jurassic Period, c.180 million years B.P. A good size British ichthyosaur fossil skull with orbital eye sockets in limestone matrix. 9.4 kg, 22 cm (8 5/8 in). North Yorkshire Coast, UK. Stone Treasures, Midlands, UK, 2013. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Late Cretaceous Period, 82-73 million years B.P. A fossil crocodile skull from an extinct species, probably from the genus Deinosuchus. 8.35 kg, 51 cm long (20 in). Florida, USA. Stone Treasures, Midlands, UK, 2006. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Jurassic Period, c.200 million years B.P. A very large fossil ammonite Paracoroniceras sp. showing well preserved ribs; accompanied by a custom-made display stand. 18 kg, 42.5 cm high (16 3/4 in). Lyme Regis, Jurassic Coast, Dorset, UK. Stone Treasures, Midlands, UK, 2006. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

. A huge museum-quality aquamarine beryl specimen. 2.46 kg, 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in). From a secret Namibian mine. Stone Treasures, Midlands, UK, 2017. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. Accompanied by an old Stone Treasures information ticket. [No Reserve] Very fine condition.

. A very large, museum-quality haematite 'kidney ore' specimen, with radiating structure and botryoidal surface. 19.8 kg, 27.5 cm wide (10 7/8 in). From a closed Peak District mine, Derbyshire, UK. UK trade, Hawkshead, Lake District, UK, 2011. Ian Wilkinson collection, Nottinghamshire, UK, formed since 1985. [No Reserve] Extremely fine condition.

Collection of pipe gadgets to include Dunhill Stainless steel pipe gadget, Dunhill carbon cutter adjustable PA4104, British Butner cutter, Rogers and Wilkinson Sword etc

Assorted ceramics. Including Chinese and Japanese vases, Wade figures, A J Wilkinson pouring jug etc

A collection of items comprising silver charm bracelet silver thimbles a fountain pen a 1900 crown and a I world war medal awarded to 16834PTE F.H Wilkinson R.SUSS,R

A 1897 pattern Wilkinson infantry officers sword

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON LTD BIZARRE CROCUS PATTERN BOWL, yellow and green concentric bands to the interior, printed factory marks, diameter 17.9cm (Condition report: firing fault to the underside, scratches to the interior)

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON LTD CIRCULAR BOUQUET WALL PLAQUE, relief moulded with pastel colour flowers and pierced decoration on a mushroom ground, printed marks, diameter 20cm (Condition report: in good condition, mark blurred)

Henry Wilkinson (British 1921-2011): Shooting Snipe, coloured drypoint etching signed and numbered 56/200 in pencil 27cm x 36cm

Cheetham Wilkinson (American 20th century): Edward Brackan Royal Airforce Seated with Elderly Ladies in the Fore and background, watercolour signed and dated '84, 51cm x 66cm

A Fairbairn-Sykes commando knife by Wilkinson Sword, with leather sheath. 

A Charlotte Rhead lidded dish, Wilkinson dish and pot and Crown Ducal sugar bowl decorated with orange trees (4)

Small 1920's silver twin handled trophy bowl, with lobed rim and flying scroll handles, upon a circular stepped base, hallmarked T Wilkinson & Sons, Birmingham 1929, H6.5cm, together with a small 1940's silver twin handled trophy cup, the bowl of tall cylindrical form, hallmarked Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1940, H7.5cm, and a small modern silver cup, the waisted bowl decorated in relief with applied fruiting vines, the bowl and foot further chased and embossed, hallmarked Alan M Weisrose, London import 1995, also stamped 925, H7.5cm, approximate total weight 3.96 ozt (123.2 grams)Condition Report:With general wear, including surface scratches and nicks.Trophy bowl with a few small indentations, and slightly unsteady on foot.Trophy cup also slightly unsteady on foot.Hallmarks generally clear and legible, with some slight wear.

Nobelpreisträger - - Dées de Sterio, Alexander. Nobel-Preisträger in Lindau. Mit eigenhändiger Widmung von Adolf Butenandt vom 29.06.1978 und 159 Autogrammen auf den ersten Blättern, überwiegend von vergangenen oder künftigen Nobelpreisträgern. Solothurn 1963. 119 S., 2 Bl. einschließlich zahlreicher Bildtafeln. 19,5 x 21,5 cm. Brauner Original-Leinenband (unnummerierte Normalausgabe) mit Schutzumschlag (dieser etwas unfrisch und mit kleinen Randschäden).Laut Butenandts Widmung auf dem Titel von ihm und seiner Frau in Lindau und Stockholm 1978 gesammelte Autogramme. Titel weiterhin vom Präsidenten des Tagungs-Kuratoriums Lennart Bernadotte und vom Autor signiert. Unter den durchweg naturwissenschaftlichen Einträgern Francis Crick, Gerald M. Edelman, Ernst Otto Fischer, Gerhard Herzberg, Alfred D. Herschey, Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin, Bernard Katz, Willard Libby, Konrad Lorenz, Robert Mulliken, Vladimir Prelog, James Rainwater, James Watson, Geoffrey Wilkinson; anwesende Aspiranten waren u.a. Johann Deisenhofer, Jerome I. Friedman, Walter Gilbert, Leon Max Lederman, D. Alex Müller, Melvin Schwartz. - Obere Außenecke durchgehend etwas gestaucht.

Three pieces of Clarice Cliff, all damaged to include a Bizarre 'Pansies' square dish with A.J. Wilkinson stamp to base diameter 12cm, Bizarre 'Pansies' saucer diameter 14.5cm and a large Fantasque 'Melon' square bowl diameter 21cm.

A pair of old Wilkinson & Son of Sheffield fabric shears with brass pivot and remains of original japanning to handle

A LATE VICTORIAN SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS CROSS-HILTED BROADSWORD AND SCABBARD. With an 84cm tapering pointed blade with partial central fuller, profusely etched with a crown above 'Seaforth Highlanders Ross Shire B F S', amongst seventeen thistles and foliage, the other side with VR monogram and prince of Wales feathers, the blade marked for Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall and numbered 33204 to the back suggesting a date of 1895. With a straight cross bar and fish skin bound handle and domed pommel and pierced nut. With a leather covered scabbard with steel mount with ball finial, 100cm overall.

A WILKINSON 1888 PATTERN BAYONET AND TWO OTHERS. An 1888 pattern bayonet with a 30.5xm pointed double edged blade marked 'Wilkinson 11 94 and WD, 35 W and X to the ricasso, the two part wooden handle similarly marked, in a leather and steel scabbard, 44cm overall. A similar 1907 pattern bayonet with 42cm blade marked 'Wilkinson' and with other indistinct marks, two part wooden grip and leather scabbard on webbing hanger. And a French Chassepot type bayonet and scabbard, 71cm. (3)

A WILKINSON SWORD CO. FAIRBURN SYKES FIGHTING KNIFE AND SCABBARD. With a 16.5cm double sided pointed blade marked 'The F S Fighting Knife' and Wilkinson Sword London, the flat oval guard 5cm wide, the handle with a slender textured grip, 29cm overall, in brown leather scabbard with brass tip. 33cm overall.

A SILVER GILT PITT CLUB BADGE. An oval silver gilt badge with motto Non Sibi Sed Patriae Vixit, with laurel leaf and ring suspension, the reverse engraved fot Wm. Wilkinson Esq. 4.5 x 4cm.

Two framed and glazed animal engravings - George Vernon Stokes (1873-1954) watercolour tinted limited edition, engraving of a cat and a dog, signed and numbered in pencil to lower margin, 6/75, 25cm x 34.5cm, and a Harry Wilkinson coloured dry-paint etching of two hunting dogs in a river landscape scene, signed and numbered in pencil to lower margin 119/180?, 27cm x 36cmLocation: RWM

Two Wilkinson Swords ceremonial sword and dagger, Location:

Boaden (James)Memoirs of Mrs. Inchbold: Including her Familier Correspondence with the Most Distinguished Persons of her Time...., Richard Bentley, 1833, two volumes, portrait frontis;Peake (Richard Brinsley), Memoirs of the Colman Family, including their Correspondence with the Most Distinguished Personages of their Time, Richard Bentley, 1841, two volumes, portrait frontis to each, all four volumes uniformly bound in half morocco by Sotheran (only one half-title present);Wilkinson (Tate), Memoirs of His Own Life, York: for the author, 1790, four volumes in two, lacking errata page, only one half title present, half calf gilt. (6)

Stanley (Henry M.)In Darkest Africa, or the Quest Rescue and Retreat of Emin, Governor of Equatoria, Sampson Low ..., 1890, first edition, two volumes, three folding maps (one torn), plates, foxing, original cloth gilt;Nansen (Fridtjof), The First Crossing of Greenland, Longmans, Green, 1890, first English edition, two volumes, original cloth;Dasent (George Webbe), The Story of Burnt Njal ...., 1861, two volumes, half calf; Wilkinson (George Blakiston), South Australia..., Murray, 1848, original cloth:Whymper (Edward), The Ascent of the Matterhorn, John Murray, 1880, original cloth;with a quantity of others on travel, polar exploration, etc.

A 20thC two coloured stoneware jar, impressed Martin Wilkinson and Co Wine and Spirit Merchant Newark, 28cm high.

Anti Flak Helmet. A scarce WWII RAF / USAAF anti flak helmet, hard brown leather skull with chamois lining (worn), with a cut-out for the earpieces and receivers of either a C-type or AAF A-11 flying helmetQTY: (1)NOTE:The only anti flak helmet was used by the RAF was the American "Grow" helmet (USAAF type M-4). These were designed by General Malcolm Grow who was surgeon general to the Eighth Air Force and produced by Wilkinson Sword Company in limited quantity for the Eighth Army Air Force. They were designed to fit over the RAF C-type or AAF A-11 flying helmet.

Victorian silver butter knife, Sheffield 1861, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co. with mother of pearl handle and scroll decorated blade, two silver handled button hooks (3)

British 2nd Pattern Fairbairn Sykes,B2 on the cross guard the handle had been chromed. Made by Wilkinson