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Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Seven original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified, Part 3, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 cms x 54 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Six original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified, Part 4, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 cms x 54 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Six original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 5, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 cms x 54 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist.

Jackanory, The Dangerous Journey: Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Fourteen original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. The Dangerous Journey: Part 1 written by Elizabeth Renier read by Andrew BurtBroadcast 10-Jan-83, ink and watercolour on board, (14) 11 x 40 x 55 cms 3 x 27 x 40 cms, signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist.

Jackanory, The Dangerous Journey: Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Twelve original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. The Dangerous Journey: Part 2, written by Elizabeth Renier read by Andrew BurtBroadcast 11-Jan-83, ink and watercolour on board, (12) 5 x 40 x 55 cms 1 x 38 x 51 cms 4 x 27 x 40 cms, 2 x 27 x 19 cms. signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist.

Jackanory, Giant Moles, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Thirteen original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Giant Moles, details and broadcast date unknown, ink and watercolour on board, ( 13) 4 x 40 x 55 cms and 9 x 27 x 40 cms, signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE further research has revealed that these illustrations were probably for The Bionic Molesby Clare Moseley (aged 9) competition winner read by Martin Jarvis (3rd January 1980)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Eleven original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 1, ink and watercolour on board, (11) 8 x 40 x 55 cms 2 x 27 cms x 40 cms and 1 circular 26.5 cms diam, and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Go Tell it to Mrs. Golightly by Catherine Cookson read by Susan Jameson (broadcast 27 February to 3rd March 1978)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 2, ink and watercolour on board, (10) 7 x 40 x 55 cms 3 x 27 cms x 40 cms, signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Go Tell it to Mrs. Golightly by Catherine Cookson read by Susan Jameson (broadcast 27 February to 3rd March 1978)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 3, ink and watercolour on board, (8) 2 x 40 x 55 cms 6 x 27 cms x 40 cms, and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Go Tell it to Mrs. Golightly by Catherine Cookson read by Susan Jameson (broadcast 27 February to 3rd March 1978)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 4, ink and watercolour on board, (8) 2 x 40 x 55 cms 5 x 27 cms x 40 cms, and 1 x 28 x 40 cms, signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Go Tell it to Mrs. Golightly by Catherine Cookson read by Susan Jameson (broadcast 27 February to 3rd March 1978)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story and broadcast date unidentified,Part 5, ink and watercolour on board, (8) 3 x 40 x 55 cms 5 x 27 cms x 40 cms, and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Go Tell it to Mrs. Golightly by Catherine Cookson read by Susan Jameson (broadcast 27 February to 3rd March 1978)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Nowhere To Stop by Geraldine Kaye read by Michael Robbins (Broadcast 3 7 December 1973)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Nowhere To Stop by Geraldine Kaye read by Michael Robbins (Broadcast 3 7 December 1973)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Nowhere To Stop by Geraldine Kaye read by Michael Robbins (Broadcast 3 7 December 1973)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Twelve original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate LATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Priscilla Pentecostby Barbara Willard read by Gwen Watford (broadcast 24-27 March 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Eleven original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate LATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Priscilla Pentecostby Barbara Willard read by Gwen Watford (broadcast 24-27 March 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, 9 x 40 x 55 cms and 1 circular 26 cms diam, signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate LATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Priscilla Pentecostby Barbara Willard read by Gwen Watford (broadcast 24-27 March 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate LATE NOTE Research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for Priscilla Pentecostby Barbara Willard read by Gwen Watford (broadcast 24-27 March 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these illustrations are probably for The Bongleweedby Helen Cresswell read by Barbara Mitchell (11 -15 March 1974)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these illustrations are probably for The Bongleweedby Helen Cresswell read by Barbara Mitchell (11 -15 March 1974)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for A Game of Catchby Helen Cresswell read by Ian Ogilvy (Broadcast 2-3 January 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for A Game of Catchby Helen Cresswell read by Ian Ogilvy (Broadcast 2-3 January 1975)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Six original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All approx 28 x 37 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Various story illustrations where stories and broadcast dates are unidentified, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Seven original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, notes suggest that the title may be Historical Seaside, or Man in a Turban, Part 1, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, notes suggest that the title may be Historical Seaside, or Man in a Turban, Part 1 (cont), ink and watercolour on board, 6 x 40 x 55 cms and one circular 27 cms diam. all signed to front except the circular one which is unsigned, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, notes suggest that the title may be Historical Seaside, or Man in a Turban, Part 2, ink and watercolour on board, (10) 8 x 40 x 55 cms and 2 27 x 40 cms., signed to front, and all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Seventeen original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. Story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, notes suggest that the title may be Historical Seaside, or Man in a Turban, Part 3, ink and watercolour on board, (17) 8 x 40 x 55 cms 8 x 27 x 40 and 1 x 18 x 26 cms signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximate.

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Nine original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. A fairy tale, story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, Part 1, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for The Path of Goldby James Reeves read by Michael Jayston (broadcast 27-30 November 1972)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Thirteen original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. A fairy tale, story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, Part 2, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for The Path of Goldby James Reeves read by Michael Jayston (broadcast 27-30 November 1972)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940) Eight original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. A fairy tale, story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, Part 3, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for The Path of Goldby James Reeves read by Michael Jayston (broadcast 27-30 November 1972)

Jackanory, Gareth Floyd (b.1940), Ten original hand drawn illustrations for the Children's BBC TV Series. A fairy tale, story illustrations where the story and broadcast dates are unidentified, Part 4, ink and watercolour on board, All 40 x 55 cms and signed to front, all unframed. Jackanory was a BBC Children's Television Series that ran from 1965-1996. The stories were generally illustrated with pictures drawn by distinguished illustrators including Quentin Blake, Gareth Floyd and Barry Wilkinson. Presenters included Tom Baker, Dudley Moore, Ian McKellen, Spike Milligan and Rik Mayall.Gareth Floyd worked on the series for nearly 15 years. The whole collection comprises over 1,200 illustrations, which have been consigned to this auction by the artist. All sizes are approximateLATE NOTE research has revealed that these are probably illustrations for The Path of Goldby James Reeves read by Michael Jayston (broadcast 27-30 November 1972)

Wilkinson, Preston, a 19th century longcase clock, the square painted face with Arabic and Roman numerals, subsidiary second dial and moon phase function to a brass 8-day movement striking on a later coil, the mahogany case with arched pediment, pillared side supports, shaped trunk door and box base on small bracket feet, approx 235cm high

Five Stoneware Ginger Beer Bottles - Carters Of Bristol, Joseph Wilkinson of Gateshead & Sunderland, Mawson & Co Lutterworth and McKie & Son Newcastle together with collection of glass bottles, all marked Devizes, to include Poison Bottles and Soda Syphons, etc

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Lotus Jug with ribbed sides decorated in the Rodanthe pattern, 30cms tall.

A pair of Clarice Cliff crocus pattern dishes for Wilkinson pottery, together with two art glass bowls including fratelli toso (4)

Rugby Union Jonny Wilkinson signed 8x4 Adidas promo photo dedicated. Jonathan Peter Wilkinson, CBE , born 25 May 1979, is an English former rugby union player. A fly-half, he played for Newcastle Falcons and Toulon and represented England and the British & Irish Lions. He is particularly known for scoring the winning drop goal in the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final and is widely acknowledged as one of the best rugby union players of all time. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Pocket Knives - Saynor of Sheffield, stag handle with single bolster, 14cm open; Sheldon knife, current Albert Coates of Sheffield, 16cm open; H.M. Slater, Sheffield with wooden scales and brass bolster, 16cm open and a Wilkinson Sword all stainless steel knife, 16cm open. (4)

Razors - Boxed Wilkinson of Sheffield, Tidmarsh of Sheffield plus a pair of Ford razors.

Set of 4x Henry Wilkinson Prints

Wilk,(William, Bill Wilkinson,1906 -1994), ink and watercolour Caricature dated 56, signed lover right

Rugby - Johnny Wilkinson signed photograph in framed display with an original programme from the Rugby World Cup 2003, with certificate of authenticity to reverse, 32 x 21 1/2 inches overall.

An Elizabeth II Royal Artillery dress sword by Wilkinson Sword Ltd with engraved blade, open work knuckle guard and simulated shagreen handle in brown leather covered scabbard with black leatherette outer casing

TWO INFANTRY OFFICER'S 1897 PATTERN SWORDS BY WILKINSON with fish skin grips, nickel-plated handguards with inner edge turned down, with GRV cypher straight etched blade; with dress scabbards(107cm and 103cm overall length)Provenance: The Late Dr Helen E C Cargill Thompson

Donald Wilkinson (b.1937)'Towards the sea, Eigg' etching and aquatint, numbered 14/150, signed in pencil lower right, 45cm x 56cmCondition report: Overall good condition with minimal display wear to the frame. Please note we have not removed this piece from the frame to examine.

Family Group: A Great War 1916 ‘Battle of Flers Courcelette’ M.M. group of four awarded to Lance Corporal T. Craddock, 6th (Service) and 9th (Service) Battalions, Princess of Wales’s Own (Yorkshire Regiment), who was killed in action during the attack on Le Sars on 7 October 1916 Military Medal, G.V.R. (10610 L. Cpl. T. Craddock. 9/York: R.); 1914-15 Star (10610 Pte. T. Craddock. York: R.); British War and Victory Medals (10610 Pte. T. Craddock. York. R.); Memorial Plaque (Thomas Craddock) in card envelope and torn outer OHMS transmission envelope addressed to ‘Mr T. Craddock, Clifton, Bedale, Yorkshire.’, extremely fine Three: Lance Corporal A. Craddock, 6th (Service) Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment, who died of wounds at Gallipoli on 18 August 1915 1914-15 Star (18201 Pte. A. Craddock. E. Lan: R.); British War and Victory Medals (18201 Pte. A. Craddock. E. Lan. R.); Memorial Plaque (Albert Craddock) with Buckingham Palace enclosure, in card envelope and outer OHMS transmission envelope addressed to ‘Mr Craddock, Clifton Lodges, Bedale, Yorks.’, extremely fine Three: Gunner A. Craddock, 59th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, who died of disease at Alexandria, Egypt, on 23 August 1915 1914-15 Star (99386 Gnr. A. Craddock. R.F.A.); British War and Victory Medals (99386 Gnr. A. Craddock. R.A.); Memorial Plaque (Amos Craddock) with Buckingham Palace enclosure, in card envelope and outer OHMS transmission envelope addressed to ‘Mr T. Craddock, Clifton Lodges, Bedale, Yorkshire.’, extremely fine (13) £800-£1,200 --- M.M. London Gazette 19 September 1916: ‘For great gallantry and devotion to duty on the afternoon of Sept. 19th 1916. During a hostile attack on Prue and Starfish Trenches (near Martinpuich) this man, though badly shaken by a bomb explosion, picked up German bombs, which were lying in the trench and attacked the enemy with them. For some time he held the trench quite alone; later he stood up on the parapet and directed fire on a party of the enemy. It was with difficulty that he was restrained from attacking them single handed, as he was under the impression that they had captured one of his officers who was wounded.’ Thomas Craddock was born in 1894 at Clifton, Bedale, Yorkshire, the son of Tobias and Isabella Craddock. He enlisted at Richmond, Yorkshire and served with the 6th (Service) Battalion, Yorkshire Regiment in Gallipoli theatre from 14 July 1915. Landing at Suvla Bay on the night of 6 August, the Battalion commenced an attack on Lala Baba, the first assault to be made by any unit of the New Army in Gallipoli. Made under conditions that, according to the Official History of the Great War, ‘would have tried the mettle of highly experienced troops’, the attack resulted in 16 officers and 250 other ranks becoming casualties by noon the next day. Withdrawn to Imbros in December due to severe casualties from combat, disease and harsh weather, the Battalion was evacuated to Alexandria on 7 February 1916 and was employed in defence of the Suez Canal. Having transferred to the 9th (Service) Battalion, Craddock served with them on the Western Front in 1916 and was decorated for gallantry on 19 September in repelling an enemy attack on ‘C’ Company in Prue and Starfish Trenches near Martinpuich during the Battle of Flers Courcelette. On 7 October 1916, still on the Somme, he was killed in action during the 68th Brigade’s successful attack on Le Sars, where the 9th Green Howards captured the village up to the central crossroads amid hand-to-hand fighting. Having no known grave, he is commemorated on the Thiepval Memorial, France. Sold with an original typed copy of the recipient’s M.M. citation signed by Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Benfield des Voeux Wilkinson, Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster General, 23rd Division and a letter, hand-written and signed by Lieutenant-Colonel H. A. S. Prior, sent to the recipient’s mother, accompanying the recipient’s M.M. riband and expressing sympathies, together with its OHMS envelope addressed to, ‘Mrs Craddock, Clifton Lodge, Bedale, Yorks. England.’ Albert Craddock, brother of the above, was born in 1888 at Bedale, Yorkshire and enlisted during the Great War initially with the 3rd Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment at Blackburn, Lancashire. Transferring to the 6th (Service) Battalion, he sailed with them on 14 June 1915 to serve in the Dardanelles Campaign. A member of the Battalion Pioneer Company, his 1914-15 Star medal roll entry gives a first and second date of disembarkation in the Gallipoli theatre - one on 29 June and the other on 1 August. He died of wounds at Gallipoli on 18 August 1915 and is buried in Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt. Amos Craddock, brother of the above, was born in 1897 at Bedale, Yorkshire and enlisted during the Great War with the Royal Field Artillery at Richmond, Yorkshire. Posted to ‘A’ battery, 59th Brigade, he was ordered with his unit to the Gallipoli theatre, sailing from Liverpool in late June 1915 and first disembarking in Egypt on 14 July 1915. His Brigade landed near Lala Baba at Suvla Bay on 6 and 7 August. Gunner Craddock died of disease on 23 August 1915 at the 17th General Hospital, Alexandria and is buried in Alexandria (Chatby) Military and War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt.

VICTORIAN & LATER JEWELLERY, A QUANTITY - a Victorian mourning brooch, baroque and simulated pearl necklaces, 5cms shell carved cameo in believed gold mount (indistinct stamp), Venetian style glass necklace, silver presentation medallion 'To J Wilkinson Second Prize Front Garden Competition 1952-53' on sterling necklace, diamante other brooches, ETC

WILKINSON CAVALRY SWORD - 100 CMS LENGTH

WW1 1908 patten cavalry sword by Wilkinson.

A silver hallmarked Sheffield 1835, butter tray and lid with bovine finial by silversmith HENRY WILKINSON & CO, liner missing, base 23cm diameter, lid 8cm x 12.5cm diameter, gross weight 520g.Approx 2 pieces

HENRY WILKINSON (20th century) - a  limited edition (102/150) hand-coloured etching of two gun dogs in the field, signed in pencil lower left and individually numbered lower right, glazed Hogarth frame (27cm x 36cm)

A quantity of football collectors cards from the Victor including famous teams in football history (Busby Babes etc.) no. 1-12, Star Teams of 1961 (1-22) etc., quantity of limited edition signed First day Covers including Matt Busby, Ray Wilkinson, Dave Sexton, Joe Corrigan, etc., together with a quantity of Royal and Papal visit postcards.

A George III mahogany gentleman's linen press with twin panelled doors over two short drawers to shaped bracket feet, stamped Wilkinson of Ludgate Hill, 160cm high x 104cm wide x 55cm deep

6 x 18th century John Wilkinson Ironmaster tokens: 4 x 1787, 1 x 1791 & 1 x 1793, together with 3 modern Bicentenary Wilkinson tokens. (9)

R. H. Wilkinson, York Minster, watercolour 28 x 20cm, signed and dated 1988; three earlier watercolours. (4)

Toilet Jug and Bowl, blue and white and other ginger jars, AJ Wilkinson Rural Scenes fruit set, Doulton 'The Cavendish' dinnerware - Two Boxes

A post WW2 Wilkinson Sword pattern three Fairbairn Sykes Commando Knife, it comes with a 16.4cm long blade.We are sorry but Plymouth Auction Rooms are unable to provide an in-house shipping service for this lot. We recommend contacting Mailboxes on 01752 257224. They will be able to provide a pre-auction quote for you. We can, if needed, hold the lot at our Salerooms for collection.

An early Victorian mahogany cabinet bookcase, circa 1850, the lancet moulded doors enclosing shelves, the cabinet base with two drawers and cupboard doors, 241cm high, 125cm wide, 54cm deepProvenance: Private Collection, The Old Rectory, GloucestershirePurchased from T. G. Wilkinson, Petworth, in 1999. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old splits and cracks and some repairs to the glazing bars,All the other metalware (hinges, locks, handles) appear to be original, There are two keys present with this lot, one is operating the glazed cupboard doors, the lower ones have a key inserted in the lock and is stuck firmly. this may be the right key but the lock is seized and require a good oil, or it may be the wrong lock inserted and stuck - Dreweatts make no guarantees - all elements are open at time of report, there are screws required to fix the top to the base - there are two loose with the cabinet but Dreweatts do not guarantee how good a fit or the overall stability - this would need to be fixed securely before use in a domestic settingThe interior of the top cabinet has had a later backing inserted which has been painted black - presumably to better show off the former contentsThe interior of the lower panel doors is lighter in colour and appears un-polished, it is presumed that the flame veneers to the doors is thin and applied to the thicker planed panels for stability, this is of a differing timber and has been left as something of a feature. This cannot be proved for certain without deconstructing the doorsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer

Wilkinson (Tate). Memoirs of His Own Life, 1st edition, 4 volumes, York: Wilson, Spence and Mawman, 1790, light spotting, bookplate to front pastedown, offsetting, later calf, gilt spine, joints rubbed, marbled text block, corners bumped, spine extremities rubbed, 12mo, together with: Pittis (William), Some Memoirs of the Life of John Radcliffe, M.D. Interspersed with several Original Letters: also A True Copy of his Last Will and Testament, 1st edition, London: E. Curll, 1715, lacks half-title, spotting and toning (mostly marginal), contemporary notation to front endpaper, hinges cracked, contemporary panelled calf rebacked, corners bumped, boards rubbed, stain to rear board, 8vo, and two othersQty: (7)