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79cm curved fullered 1796 blade stamped WILKINSON ISD and dated 1917, regulation three-bar steel hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, in its leather covered wooden scabbard, together with a Victorian Constabulary sidearm. (2)

9inch barrels with octagonal breeches engraved LONDON, the tangs decorated with a stylized stand of arms, case colour hardened stepped locks with roller frizzens and signed JAS WILKINSON, full varnished stocks with brass mounts, the trigger guards engraved with a floral spray and a shield bearing the Union flag, pineapple finials, horn topped wooden ramrods, contained in their green cloth lined mahogany case compete with commensurate accessories, the case modified to allow the pistols to be stored loaded and cocked, the outside of the lid with brass escutcheon engraved H. JENNER ESQR. The Wilkinson register shows these pistols to have been completed on the 13th June 1811. These guns appear to have had little, if any, use, with faded brown and case colour throughout. See Bonhams, lot 454, 20th April 2011.

83cm fullered blade etched with scrolling foliage, crossed lances, an artillery piece, crowns and ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS, maker's panel for REEVES, regulation steel three-bar hilt, wire bound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard, together with GVR Royal Artillery officer's sword by Wilkinson, serial no. 53083, scabbard lacking. (2)

84.5cm slightly curved fullered blade by Wilkinson, regulation steel hilt pierced with a Maltese cross, two-piece chequered leather grips, contained in its steel scabbard. One scabbard ring re-brazed.

82cm clean blade by Wilkinson, serial no. 34683 for 1896, etched with scrolling foliage and crowned Royal arms and VR cyphers, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating a crowned VR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard, together with an 1822 Pattern infantry officer's sword with scabbard. (2)

89cm fullered blade by WILKINSON, various Ordnance and date stamps - 1916 to the forte, regulation mid-brown painted bowl guard, chequered ergonomic composition grip with black washer, in its mid-brown painted steel scabbard dated to match, complete with leather knot.

88cm fullered blade by WILKINSON with various Ordnance and date stamps and marked IP 08 on the back edge, regulation steel bowl guard, chequered ergonomic grip, in its steel scabbard.

78cm flattened diamond section trophy clean blade, regulation gilt hilt with extra long grip, lion's head pommel, wire bound fishskin grip, in its gilt brass mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard with maker's panel for WILKINSON, complete with knot. The lack of serial number would suggest Crimean War period.

29.25cm double fullered blade by WILKINSON with faceted back edge, decorated with thistle sprays, crowned regimental title and motifs to one side and scroll banner battle honours to the tip on the other side, regulation brass mounted hilt decorated with thistles, carved basket weave wooden grip, decorated with a bonnet and crossed basket hilted swords to the reverse, the front set with brass studs, the pommel with faceted orange stone, in its brass mounted leather scabbard decorated to match, complete with companion knife and fork decorated to match, leather belt loop, in its blue velvet lined leatherette covered box.

80cm fullered blade dated 1901, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating a crowned GVR cypher, wire bound fishskin grip, contained in its field service scabbard, together with another similar by Wilkinson, worn, bearing the serial no. 61087 for 1927, etched with the presentation inscription ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF CANADA PRIZE FOR CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE GENTLEMAN CADET BRIAN MORTIMER ARCHIBALD. (2)

33inch sighted barrel fitted with ramp and ladder rear sights, border engraved lock signed WILKINSON LONDON, full stocked with regulation steel mounts, chained nipple protector and brass flash guard.

95.75cm fullered blade etched with a maker's panel for HAWKES & CO., serial no. 795, regulation brass four-bar hilt embossed with flaming grenades, scarce chequered hard rubber grip with brass wire binding, in its steel scabbard. This type of grip composition is usually associated with the Patent Solid Hilts of Wilkinson.

A Victorian silver coaster with pierced trellis-work sides, applied vines around the rim and an inset, turned wooden base, crested, by henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1847, 13cms high.

A pair of late Victorian silver tapersticks, with tapering reeded columns, the bases formed by three conjoined, radiating legs, bent at the knee, by Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd., London 1892, 12.7cms high – 3.23oz. (2)

A late Victorian miniature silver chamberstick, with a ring handle and cylindrical column, by Grey & Co, Birmingham 1900; another miniature silver chamberstick, maker’s mark overstruck, Birmingham 1892; and a taperstick cover (from the central box of an inkstand) lacking snuffer and nozzle, by H. Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield c.1845 (no date letter), the latter 7cms diameter – 2.6oz. (3)

Victorian silver card tray, shaped, with engraved reserves to the border, crested, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1851-52, 18cm diameter, 199g.

Trench Art - WWI period brass shell case dinner gong, engraved to the obverse Lieut E Wilkinson, Lothbury, Milford, crested, on brass scroll holder and wooden plinth stand, with wooden gavel, 49cm high.

Victorian silver shaped card tray, with pierced scroll border and engraved reserves below, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1844-45, 20cm diameter, 199g.

A pair of Wilkinson Sword Masonic Ceremonial Swords, blades marked By Appointment To Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Sword Cutlers Wilkinson Sword, Made In England, blade lengths 76cm overall lengths 90cm , no scabbards

Mixed collection of 10 First and Second World campaign medals, 1914-15 Star medal, “3558 PTE T. EDGE D. OF LANC. O.Y”. Thomas Edge was killed in action on 15th August 1918 serving with 12th (Duke of Lancaster’s Own Yeomanry) Battalion Manchester Regiment (service number 245512). He is buried in Heath Cemetery, Harbonnieres. Victory Medal, “R-382431 PTE. L. WILKINSON A.S.C.” Victory Medal, “3445 PTE. E. TOPPING S.LAN.R.”Elias Topping served in France from 17th March 1915. 1939-45 Star Medal x2, France & Germany Star Medal, Defence Medal x2 & War Medal 1939-45 x2,

Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife: Double edge blade with FS and WILKINSON etchings and black brass hilt and cross guard, complete with leather sheath which is missing belt loop.

WW1 British 1907 Bayonet: Blade with armour marks, date 1917 and maker WILKINSON complete with early tear drop scabbard.

MANDY WILKINSON (B1970), Abstract, oil on canvas, 63cm x 93cm, signed, framed.

Florence Press - Robert Louis Stevenson. Virginibus puerisque and other Papers. With twelve Illustrations in Colour after Designs by Norman Wilkinson. London, Florence Press by Chatto & Windus 1910. Mit zwölf Farbtafeln nach Aquarellen. Flexibler Originalpergamentband mit goldgeprägten Titeln, Pergamentstreifen-Durchstichheftung und grünen Seidenbändern.Exemplar 7 von 12 der auf Pergament gedruckten Vorzugsausgabe. - Weitere 250 Exemplare wurden auf Aldwych Handpapier gedruckt. - Die hintergründigen Illustrationen stammen von dem als Kriegs- und Marinemaler bekannt gewordenen Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971). - 1908 gründeten die beiden Verleger Chatto und Windus die Florence Press. Die ersten elf Editionen wurden für diese auf der Arden Press in Letchworth gedruckt. - Für alle Drucke fand die »Florence Press Type« Verwendung, die Herbert P. Horne nach alten italienischen Schriften im Auftrag der Presse gezeichnet hatte. - Makellos schönes Exemplar. - Ehemals Sammlung Achilles-Stiftung, Hamburg (Christian Hesse Auktion 23, Mai 2021, KatNr. 7).26,2 : 19,8 cm. [12], 120, [4] Seiten. 12 Tafeln.Tomkinson 85, 6. - Ransom 278, 6

Assorted small silver items, comprised of a lidded pot, two silver coin dishes, a salt, a salt spoon with Indian coin bowl, and three assorted spoons, combined weight 10.34ozt, 321.5g, and a caddy spoon and a Thomas Wilkinson and Sons Pelican Ware pierced silver plated fruit bowl CONDITION REPORTS & PAYMENT DETAILS IMPORTANT*  Descriptions do not include condition reports.  Please contact us to if you require further information or images.*  Please consider shipping costs before bidding as this may affect your decision to bid*  Please familiarise yourself with our payment methods.  All payments MUST be electronic

A Wilkinson Commemorative sword and dagger - a 'York City Sword commemorating its 1900 years history A.D. 71-1971, The history of York is the history of England, Duke of York in 1920, later King George the Sixth' with double edge plated steel blades etched with a Saxon Warrior, a Norseman, a Roman Legionary, Battle of Marston Moor etc. and the dagger etched with York Minster etc.

Arthur Stanley Wilkinson (c.1860 - 1930), a watercolour 'Scottish Highland Landscape with Shepherd, Dog and Flock of Sheep'. Signed lower right. Glazed in gilt frame. Sight size 45 x 73cm.

The Jaguar E-Type Flat Floor Coupé is one of the most iconic and desirable classic cars ever produced. When the Jaguar E-Type was introduced in 1961, it stunned the world with its sleek, aerodynamic design, high performance, and relatively affordable price compared to other sports cars of its era. Designed by Malcolm Sayer, the E-Type's curvaceous bodywork was inspired by the company's racing heritage, particularly from the D-Type, and was lauded for its beauty, with the highest compliment being paid by Enzo Ferrari. The Series 1 is often considered the purest form of the E-Type. The model is characterised by its 3.8 litre inline-six engine that delivered a potent 265 horsepower. Coupled with its lightweight monocoque construction and independent suspension, the E-Type could reach a top speed of 150 mph, making it one of the fastest cars of its time. One distinctive feature of the 1962 models, especially the early ones, is the "flat floor" design. These cars had less legroom due to their flat floorpans, a detail that was later altered for improved driver comfort by incorporating a recessed floor. Flat Floor E-Types are particularly rare and sought after by collectors due to this short-lived design characteristic. The interior of the Series I E-Type is just as impressive, featuring leather seats, toggle switches, and a stylish dashboard that oozes vintage charm. Its disc brakes, advanced for the time, gave the car impressive stopping power to match its speed. Today, the Jaguar E-Type Flat Floor Coupé is highly prized among car enthusiasts and collectors, a symbol of British automotive excellence and a timeless design masterpiece.According to the Jaguar Heritage Certificate, this genuine factory right hand drive E-Type was manufactured on 18th December 1961 and was despatched to Henlys in London on 10th January 1962. Finished in Imperial Maroon with Maroon leather interior this Series I was purchased by a wealthy farmer, Albie Malan, in Ladybrand, South Africa. In 1988 it found its way to New Zealand, courtesy of a Mr. John Lawrence where the car would remain for more than 25 years. From 2003 the car was used sparingly with just over 2,000 miles up to 2015 when the E-Type found a new owner based in the UK. Once repatriated, the Jaguar was entrusted to Lincoln-based Richards of England and given a thorough restoration. The car was stripped and taken back to bare metal with focus on retaining as many of the original panels as possible. It is estimated they spent around 500 hours on the fabrication work. The car was repainted to a very high standard in the original Imperial Maroon colour. The engine was rebuilt by M&C Wilkinson and both the gearbox and axle were also rebuilt. This really was a ‘no stone left unturned’ restoration. The chromework, of which there is plenty, was all re-chromed and the interior was retrimmed in Maroon Connolly Vaumol hide. New woolen carpets were fitted along with a new headlining. Richards of England have done a superb job in restoring this Jaguar to an exemplary standard. Chassis number 860120 is the 120th right hand drive coupé manufactured thus making it a rare model. This outstanding Jaguar is supplied with a V5 registration document, a Jaguar Heritage Certificate and a comprehensive history folder. Interested parties are advised to view this E-Type flat floor in person to fully appreciate the quality of this beautiful example. Consigned by Stewart Banks. AN ORIGINAL RIGHT HAND DRIVE, MATCHING NUMBERS EXAMPLEFULLY RESTORED BY RICHARDS OF ENGLANDAN INTERESTING AND COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY FOLDER

(ARR) Norman Wilkinson CBE RI (British, 1878-1971) - ' River Bann ' - A 20th century watercolour on paper landscape painting or river side with barn and church in background. Signed in pencil lower left. Mounted framed & glazed. With The Tyron Gallery Ltd, London label to back.Measures approx. 10cm x 18cm without frame

Sporting Autographs.  Signed works in d.w's by Jonny Wilkinson & Clive Woodward & a photograph signed by Jonny Wilkinson & David Beckham.

TWO VICTORIAN SILVER TAPERSTICKS one with hexagonal base rising to a ribbed stem and octagonally faceted sconce, with detachable nozzle, Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1846, 10cm high, the other with foliate decoration and shaped circular base and baluster stem, Aston & Son, Birmingham, 1858, 8.5cm high; 124g

A VICTORIAN SILVER SALVER, HENRY WILKINSON & CO. OF SHEFFIELD, LONDON, 1871 engraved with a crest surrounded by a band of scroll foliage and diaperwork panels, the rim pierced between ribs and within a scalloped edge, on four volute feet, 26cm diameter, 581g

A VICTORIAN SILVER INKSTAND, HENRY WILKINSON & CO., SHEFFIELD, 1850 the shaped oval stand with leafy rim including two vacant cartouches, on foliate shaped panel feet, supporting two lobe cut bottles with silver neck-mounts and foliate covers, 20cm long, weighable silver 219g

NORMAN WILKINSON (BRITISH, 1878-1971)St. Pauls Cathedral signed 'NORMAN WILKINSON' (lower left) oil on canvas 46 x 61cm ARR

Norman Wilkinson (1882-1971), 'War Savings Are Warships', colour lithograph poster c.1944, printed for HM Stationery Office by J. Weiner, 73.5x48.5cm

A GEORGE V ROYAL FLEET RESERVE LONG SERVICE AND GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL. A George V Royal Fleet Reserve Long Service and Good Conduct Medal on ring suspension, Coinage profile IND:IMP, named to J.89733 (CH 22569) C.W. Wilkinson A.B. R.F.R. Cecil Walter Wilkinson from Bishops Stortford was born in 1902. He served during the First World War and will have been entitled to further medals. Mounted for display with copied research. *CR Good condition.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF OVER TWO HUNDRED SIGNATURES, PHOTOGRAPHS AND LETTERS FROM VICTORIA CROSS RECIPIENTS. An extensive collection housed in four large folders of autographs, letters, photographs and research relating to Victoria Cross recipients. To include autographs for Johnson Beharry, Sir Redvers Buller, Captain Burgoyne, Leonard Cheshire, William Engelhart, Lord Gort, Earl Roberts and many others. A well presented collection, see the on-line catalogue for a full list of all the names included. *CR General Sir R.B. Adams, Rev Wiliam R. F. Addison, Lt Col Tom Adlam, Major Agansing Rai, Lt. Col C.G.W. Anderson, Lt Col H.M. Ervine-Andrews, Cpt R.W. Annand, Cpl B.H. Apiata, Sir J. F. Aylmer, Maj W.G. Barker, Col J.C. Barett, Maj Gen D.M.W. Beak, Com S.H. Beattie, LCpl Johnson Beharry, Cpt D.W. Belcher, Sgt W. Beesley, Col M.S. Bell, Cpt E.D. Bellew, RSM Spencer J Bent, Cpt Eugene Bennett, Sepoy Bhandari Ram, Havildar Bhanghagta Gurung, Lt F. Birks, Maj W.D. Bissett, Cpt C.G. Bonner, Lt Col A.D. Borton, LtCdr Roland R L Bourke, Sgt Oliver Brooks, Col H.G. Gore-Browne, Gen Sir Samuel J. Browne, Gnrl Sir Redvers Buller, Lt Col D. Brurges, Cpt Hugh T. Burgoyne, Pt Richard H. Burton, Mjr Robert H. Cain, Col A.S. Cameron, V. Admiral Gordon Campbell, Brg-Gen J.V. Campbell, Sgt John Carmichael, Col J.O. Carne, Lt Gen Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart, Cpt Harry Cator, Cpt G.L. Cheshire, Sir B.M. Cloutman, LCpl W.H.Coltman, Admiral Sir J.E. Commerell, W.N. Congreve, Sgt Edward Cooper, Pt J.T. Counter, Gen Sir O'Moore Creagh, Sgt J. Crichton, LCpl A.H. Cross, Flt L J.A. Cruickshank, Adm Sir V.A.C. Crutchley, Lt Sir A.R. Cutler, Lt Arthur R. Cutler, Lt Col Harry Daniels, R. Adm R.B. Davies, Maj Gen L.A.E. Price-Davies, Cpl S.J. Day, Sgt John B. Daykins, Col D.J. Dean, Gen Sir C. Dickson, Lt T. Dineson, Lt Col G.T. Dorrell, Sgt J.H.C. Drain, Lt Geoffrey H. Drummond, Cpl F.J. Edwards, Air Comm Sir H.I. Edwards, William Engelhart, B.Gen Lewis P Evans, Maj Gen H.R.B. Foote, Lt Com I.E. Fraser, Lt Gen Lord B.C. Freyberg, Cpt Cyril H. Frisby, Sgt W.C. Fuller, Cpt G Lama, Cpt P.J. Gardner, Maj B.H. Geary, Cpt R. Gee, Maj Edric F. Gifford, Field Marshal Gort, Cpt C. E. Gourley, Gen Sir H.H. Gough, PO T.W. Gould, Lt Col J.R. Graham, Lt Col J.R.N. Graham, Fred Greaves, M.F. Gregg, Lt Col R.L. Haine, F.M.W. Harvey, Samuela Harvey, Lt Col R.F.J. Hayward, Maj A.C. Herring, Sgt J.D. Hinton, Cmdr N.D. Holbrook, Sgt A.C. Hulme, Col E.T. Inkson, Lt Gen J.J.M. Innes, Cpt Ishar Singh, Maj D.A. Jamieson, L Cpl F.A. Jefferson, Maj Gen Dudley G. Johnson, Maj Gen D.G. Johnson, Pt E. Kenna, J.P. Kenneally, Lt Leonard Keysor, Subadar Khudadad Khan, Maj Cecil L. Knox, Sgt P.D. Laidlaw, Lt Col H.J. Laurent, W.Cdr R.A.B. Learoyd, Brg H.W. Le Patourel, Brg Gen Lord Wantage, Pt H.W. Lewis, Sgt J. Lister, Sgt F. Luke, Sgt Stanley R.McDougall, Cpt G.B. McKean, Sgt W. Mc Nally, M Gen D.L. MacIntyre, J.J. Magennis, Maj J.K. Mahoney, Brig C.G. Martin, Pt R.G. Masters, Lt J. Maxwell, Lt Col C.C.I. Merritt, Col C.N. Mitchell, Sgt J. Molynex, Sgt J. Moyney, Maj M. S. S. Moore, LtCol H.W. Murray, Cpt E. K. Myles, Lt Gen Sir P. Neame, A.C. Newman, G.R. Norton, James Ockenden, Keith Payne, Maj Gen G. R. pearkes, Col C.W. Peck, Cyrus W. Peck, R. Adm B.C.G. Place, Col P.A. Porteous, Gen Sir D.M. Probyn, A.H. Procter, Adm H.J. Raby, Cpt R. Limbu, Flt Lt W. Reid, Cpt H. Reynolds, Sgt J. Ripley, Field Marshal Earl Roberts, J.C. Roberts, Brg G.R.P. Roupell, Cpt C.S. Rutherford, The Earl of Gowrie, R.Adm R St Vincent Sherbrooke, Maj W.P. Sidney, Edward Smith, Cpl Ben Roberts-Smith, brg Sir John Smyth, Sgt C.E. Speakman, G.C. Steele, Pte G. Stringer, Cpt R.N. Stuart, Cpt P. V. Storkey, Henry Tandy, C.W. Train, Cpt Sir E.B.B. Towse, Lt Col V.B. Turner, Maj Umrao Singh, Cpt C.H. Upham, Cpl T.W.H. Veale, Sir C.G. Vickers, Maj Sir A.H.S. Waters, Maj Tasker Williams, Tasker Watkins, F.M.F. West, Sir G.S. White, Lt A.R. Wilkinson, H. Wilmot, Lt Col E.C.T. Wilson, Lt Col E.C.T. Wilson, H.E. Wood, G.H. Woolley, Sgt Maj P.H. Wright, Sgt Maj P.H. Wright. In four folders, sold not subject to return.

A COLLECTION OF FIRST AND SECOND WORLD WAR MEDALS TO THE DAY FAMILY INCLUDING TWO CASUALTY GROUPS. Three First World War and later groups of medals to the Day family. A Great War pair comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to G-9687 Pte F. Day K.R.R.C. A Trio comprising 1914-15 Star named to 2435 Pte P. Day Linc R. War Medal and Victory Medal similarly named. And a group of five comprising War Medal and Victory Medal named to Lieut W.H. Day R.N.R. with 1939-45 and Atlantic Stars and War Medal, unnamed as issued. The first two being sons of Alice and George Day from Luton. Francis Day is recorded as wounded on the 21st November 1917, unwell aboard Hospital Ship Asturias in September 1918 and died of wounds on the 28th August 1918. An F Day with number 92711 with the Royal Fusiliers is recorded at Daours Communal Cemetery Extension. Percy Wilkinson Day was born in 1893 and served with the 1st/4th Battalion of the Lincolnshire Regiment. He was killed in action on the 13th October 1915 and is commemorated on the Loos Memorial in France. Mounted for display. *CR Good condition.

* RAF Memorabilia. A collection of RAF memorabilia relating to 616 Squadron, including a 616 Squadron colour print showing a side profile of Supermarine Spitfire MkVb W3458, signed in pencil by Lionel "Buck" Casson, Denis K. "Red" Parker, William L.B. Walker and Kenneth A. Wilkinson, framed and glazed, frame size 36 x 46.5 cm, a small silverplated presentation mug, with enamel squadron badge and engraved 'Air Commodore G.R. Pitchfork in Grateful Appreciation from 616 Squadron Members Association', 9.5 cm high, a squadron badge mounted on a wooden shield, 26 cm long, another embroidered squadron badge, framed and glazed, frame size 28.5 x 29 cm and other related items, plus an RAF black bakelite telephone by Krone circa 1950, with winding crank handle and paper label printed '259 Eng. Exec RAF Wildenrath', an additional label printed 'speech on this telephone is not secure', with cord and bakelite adapter and an interwar commission certificate issued to Flight Lieutenant Walter English Swann, RFC later RAF for his appointment to Flight Lieutenant on 1 January 1926, in original Air Ministry card tube QTY: (8)NOTE:RAF Wildenrath was an airbase near Wildenrath in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Operating from 1952-1992. In 1953, the station commander was Group Captain JE 'Johnnie' Johnson, top scoring WWII 'ace' fighter pilot.

* Cap Badge Books. A collection of reference books, including Kipling (Arthur. L.) & King (Hugh. L.), Head-dress Badges of the British Army, Volume I & II, Wilkinson (F), Badges of the British Army 1820 to the Present, New Ninth and Tenth Editions and other related books, plus The Medal Collection, an album containing 28 reproduction British campaign medals all with a first day cover giving historical information QTY: (a carton)

* Sword Reference Books. A collection of reference books, including Whitelaw (Charles. E.) Scottish Arms Makers, Wilkinson-Latham (John) British Cut and Thrust Weapons, other titles include British Military Bayonets, Scottish Sword and Dirks, Naval Swords, Shoulder-Belt Plates and Buttons, British Gallantry Awards and other military booksQTY: (16)

* Fighting Knife. A WWII Wilkinson Sword 2nd Pattern Commando Knife, the 17.5 cm blade with trade mark at the forte, the opposite side marked 'Made in England', oval steel crossguard, chequered brass grip and top nut, overall length 30 cm, in its brown leather scabbard with brass chape QTY: (1)

A small collection of silver condiment items to include; a George V silver oval shaped one handled salt cellar, with pierced foliate design and blue glass liner, hallmarked by Nathan & Hayes, Chester, 1914; a pair of Victorian silver oval shaped salt cellars with ruby glass liners, and pierced and engraved sides on four feet, hallmarked by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1880 with two matching salt spoons; a German 800 silver pepper pot, of urn shape upon circular base, with embossed flowers and foliate design, crescent and crown mark to base, and a pair of Edwardian silver pepper pots, of lighthouse shape on circular bases, hallmarked by Robert Pringle, Birmingham, 1907, each approx. 7cm high. (1 bag) Weighable silver approx. 134.5 grams (4.32ozt) Further details: dents to pair of pepper pots and misshapen; all glass liners with chips or nibbles; tarnishing, scratching and wear.

WORLD WAR II - D-DAY INVASIONGroup of top secret 'Bigot' maps, concertina photograph booklet and effects originating from the estate of D-day landings Commando Redevers Pryor, Beach Master for the 'Juno-Mike Red' section which was assaulted by the Canadian Forces as part of Operation Overlord, comprising:i) D-day landing chart of the 'Calgary' Section of Juno Beach, folding colour map headed 'Bigot Most Secret' (in red), scale '1:25,000 Bogus Map Sheet No.2', 'Calgary', 'Based on Edition of Jul 1943' and 'Neptune Copy No.', the areas 'Mike, Green /Red' (Prior was Beach Master for 'Mike Red') and 'Nan Green/White' marked out in black ink, coded place names (e.g. Burlington, Odessa, Albany, Madras, Dakota, Tokio, Hungary, Derna, Cape Town, Washington, Suez, Regina, Jordan, Columbia, Aden, Candy, Ottawa, Canberra and Aleppo), and extensive notes and defence positions overprinted in red, 490 x 610mm., printed March 1944ii) D-day landing chart of the 'Cairo' Section of Juno Beach, folding colour map headed 'Bigot Top Secret' (in red), scale '1:25,000 Bogus Map Sheet No.3', 'Cairo', 'Based on Edition of Jul 1943' and 'Neptune Copy No.', the area 'Nan Red' (the adjoining area to Prior's as Beach Master) marked out in black ink, coded printed place names (Madrid, Dresden, Vienna, Ganges, Lisbon, Tunis and Hamburg), and extensive notes and defence positions overprinted in red, 495 x 618mm., printed March 1944iii) D-day landing chart of the Juno Beach area, folding map printed in black and overprinted in red, headed ''Juno Area' Beach Chartlet Enlargement of Portion of F.1016... Soundings in fathoms... Scale 1/37,500... For Official Use Only... Its contents are not to be communicated either directly or indirectly, to the Press...', numbered F.1016B (the code for the area of Juno Beach), with the Mike Green/Red/White and Nan White/Red areas and 'conspicuous objects' in red, slightly soiled at folds, 580 x 480mm.,'Issued for Fleet purposes by the Hydrographic Department of the Admiralty, 18th February 1944, under the Superintendence of Vice-Admiral Sir John Edgell'iv) Panoramic coastal reconnaissance photograph taken from sea level, titled 'France North Coast... Coastal silhouette from Haut Lion... to La Riviere... taken at zero feet and at right angles to the coast', montage consisting of 21 plates joined in panoramic form, each plate made from 3 or 4 joined images annotated with numbers and place names, worn at plate joints, folding into blue canvas covers with a photostat typed label on the upper cover, lettered 'J', giving the relevant Admiralty chart details, and noting that 'the silhouette is intended as an aid to coastal recognition and is NOT intended for navigational purposes' and that 'due to the overlap of photographs and divergences in scale, the background is repeated in some cases', each sheet c.214 x 300mm., 'I.S.T.D. 51, March 1944'v) Illustrated 'Journal for use of Midshipmen' kept by then R[edevers] Holland-Pryor, covering the first period of his service afloat aboard the dreadnought battleship Neptune in the lead up to the First World War, printed title-page with manuscript insertions, document appointing Holland-Pryor as Acting Sub-Lieutenant in May 1914 inserted at front, the journal written on 98 pages and illustrated with c.50 well executed pen and ink sketches, diagrams and maps, many with watercolour, some folding, modern half cloth preserving original gilt lettered spine label ('S. 519. Journal for Use of Junior Officer's Afloat'), folio, entries 12 January 1912 - 8 May 1914vi) Royal Navy 1827 Regulation Pattern Naval Officers Sword presented to Redevers Holland-Pryor, the blade with etched frosted details for the maker Henry Wilkinson and the recipient 'R.M.G. Holland-Pryor', the reverse of the blade with the recipient's unique issue number '44360', shagreen grip with brass guard and fouled anchor device, leather scabbard with all brass fittings and sword knot, contained in canvas sword bagvii) Group of Redever Pryor's miniature medals, comprising: Distinguished Service Order; Distinguished Service Cross, G.V.R. with second award bar; 1914 Star; British War Medal; Victory Medal with M.I.D. oakleaves; 1939-1945 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence Medal; War medal 1939-45 with M.I.D. oakleaf (9)Footnotes:RARE TOP SECRET 'BIGOT' MAPS, A PANORAMIC COASTAL PHOTOGRAPH AND MILITARY EFFECTS - FROM THE ESTATE OF A JUNO BEACH MASTER.'Top Secret – Bigot' was the Allies' highest level of secrecy during WWII, the Bigot List containing the individual names of those who were allowed to know the proposed sites and dates of the D-day landings. 'Juno' was the code name for one of the five beaches selected by the Allies for the invasion on 6 June 1944, and responsibility for its capture was given to the First Canadian Army, under the guidance of Commander Redevers Pryor and the other designated beach masters, and with support from the Canadian, British and other allied navies. The top secret landing charts for Juno Beach seem to have survived in smaller numbers than, for example, those for Omaha and Gold Beaches, rarely appearing on the auction market. Four were included in the papers of Lt. Cdr. B.C. Lambert RNVR, Redevers Pryor's commanding officer, which were sold in these rooms on 26 June 2019, lot 213.To back up these charts, landing craft commanders were issued with a booklet put together by the Inter Services Topographical Department (ISTD), containing a 26-foot long concertina photograph of the relevant coastal profile. Designed as visual aids to help the crews identify the correct place for landing the troops, they were composed of a large number of photographs joined together. The photographs are generally said to have been taken from low-flying Allied aircraft with automated cameras in their noses, but the wording 'taken at zero feet and at right angles to the coast', and the nature of the photographs, don't seem to suggest they were taken at such high speed, possibly giving countenance to the theory that they were taken from the 'midget submarines' which were used by Combined Operations Pilotage Parties (COPP) during reconnaissance of the Normandy beaches in early 1944, and subsequently to help mark the limits of the Sword and Juno beaches during the D-Day invasion in June. Commander Redevers Michael Pryor DSO, DSC, M.P., RN (1893-1964, known as Michael Courtenay Holland-Pryor until 1924) had served as Submariner in the Great War, and was a veteran of five wartime beach assaults. He was first decorated with a Distinguished Service Cross for Dunkirk in May 1940, and having been promoted to Royal Navy Beach Commando on the unit's foundation in 1942, he acted as beach master to the Canadians in the raid on Dieppe, from where he escaped through occupied France to Spain, carrying with him the plans for the Atlantic Wall, and gaining a second Distinguished Service Order as a result.On his return to England he stood successfully as the Conservative candidate in the Birmingham Aston by-election, and gave a notable speech to Parliament on the subject of the war and his experiences of the Nazis, which earned him praise from Churchill and a role supplying information to Naval Intelligence. In 1944 he returned to the Commandos in time for the D-day landings, and was appointed Beach Master to Mike Red Sector on Juno Beach. He also led the Commandos ashore at Flushing for the assault on Walcheren in November 1944, and was duly awarded a second Distinguished Service Cross. After the War he stood down as M.P. but continued his work with the intelligence services during the beginnings of the Cold War.Provenance: Estate of Commander The Right Honourable Redvers Pryor; private UK collection.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Jonny Wilkinson Signed framed display - Signed in black pen on main photo, 2003 Rugby World Cup Winner, with COA, Framed 77x57.

Jonny Wilkinson Signed photograph - Man of the Match Jonny Wilkinson, breaks clear of Frank Sheahan during England's 45-11 defeat of Ireland in the 2002 Six Nations Championship. Limited Edition number 139/250. With COA, Framed and glazed, 72x56cm.

Signed Official England 2003 Winners Rugby Shirt - Signed 'take care my Friend Jonny Wilkinson' In black pen to upper left chest, Nike Large Top with tag and with O2 Sponsor to front, With COA and photo of him signing it.

Jonny Wilkinson Signed Rugby Artwork Display - Newcastle Falcons, England, British Lions, print signed by Jonny Wilkinson and the artist Robert Highton, limited edition 145/850, with COA, framed and glazed 75x92cm.

A George III oak cased eight day longcase clock signed Wilkinson, Wigton, the 28cm square brass dial with date aperture, signed with the makers name enclosing the two train movement striking on a saucer bell, the case with fluted quarter pillars flanking the shaped door, 194cm high, two weights and pendulum

A Victorian silver pedestal mug, chased with scrolls, flowers and foliage, acanthus-capped double scroll handle, gilt interior, beaded borders, 10.5cm high, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1888, 106g

A George IV silver inkstand, shaped rectangular scrolling base, with two pen rests, two glass silver topped pounce pots/inkwells and taperstick, raised on scrolling feet, engraved armorial shield, later inscribed to base, John Settle & Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1829, 12cm x 21cm x 15cm, 28ozt gross

Johnny Wilkinson signed 39x19 inch framed photo and programme cover of Australia vs The British Lions. Signed by Johnny Wilkinson. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A George V silver baluster christening mugof plain polished form, scroll handles, spreading circular foot, monogrammed and date '1926', approximately 11cm high, maker's mark rubbed probably 'George Unite', Birmingham 1924, total gross weight approximately 7.86ozt; together with a George V silver barrel shape mug, inscribed 'George', approximately 8cm high, maker 'TW' for T Wilkinson & Sons, Birmingham 1924, total gross weight approximately 3ozt (2)

AN 1827 PATTERN RIFLE REGIMENT SWORD AND SCABBARD BY WILKINSON OF LONDON. With an 83 cm pointed single edged blade with partial fuller, etched with extensive scrolling decoration, Royal Arms, owner's initials and other detailing. Marked for Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. Numbered 37078 to the back of the blade suggesting a date of 1899. With pierced guard with slung bugle beneath a crown, wire bound shagreen grip and oval pommel. In service scabbard. 103 cm overall. *CR Surface rust in places, wear to grip and scuffing to scabbard.

AN 1821 PATTERN ROYAL ARTILLERY OFFICER'S SWORD AND SCABBARD. With a well decorated 88.5 cm pointed, single edged and fullered blade. Decorated with Royal Artillery wings and thunderbolts, artillery piece and Royal Crown and arms. With a crest with motto 'Dum Spiro Spero' (while I breath I hope) and entwined initials to the other side, possibly W.C.J. . Marked for Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. Numbered to the back 31572 suggesting a possible date of 1892. With three bar hilt, wire bound leather grip and domed pommel. In a brown leather service scabbard. 108 cm overall. *CR Blade slightly grubby and marked but generally in very nice condition.

A FIRST WORLD WAR WILKINSON 1907 PATTERN BAYONET AND SCABBARD. With a 43 cm pointed and fullered blade marked Wilkinson beneath a crown, 1907 and date '11 18', and various inspection marks and Government broad arrow. With a two part wooden grip and leather and steel scabbard. 58 cm overall. *CR Light surface marks, generally a good example.

A 1907 PATTERN BAYONET AND SCABBARD BY WLIKINSON. With a 42 cm pointed, single edged blade with fuller, marked to the ricasso '1907 Wilkinson 11 18'. To the other side with various inspection and issue marks including broad arrow. With two part wooden grip, numbered E R 455. In leather and steel scabbard, the rarer MK II scabbard with double seem construction. 58 cm overall. *CR A nice example in good condition with only light marking and scuffing.

A WILKINSON SWORD PRESENTATION DAGGER AND TWO OTHERS. A Wilkinson Sword dagger with 27 cm blade marked 'Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Channel Islands' Liberation 1945-70, with gilt fittings and composition handle, in leather scabbard, 42 cm overall. A similar dagger with 'death head' pommel and cross bones guard and a broad bladed dagger with 22 cm blade and cast decorative handle 36 cm. (3). *CR Generally good condition, some marking and scuffing to surfaces, third lacking scabbard.

A ROYAL MARINES 1897 PATTERN SWORD BY WILKINSON. With an 82 cm pointed blade with partial fuller, decorated with Elizabeth II Crown and crest, to the other side 'Royal Marines' with badge and scrolling decoration. Marked for Wilkinson Sword Ltd and numbered 83656. With a broad guard with E II R amongst scrolling foliage, wire bound shagreen grip and brown leather sword knot for a mounted officer. In well polished service scabbard and travelling case. 105 cm overall. *CR Very nice condition, with a couple of spots to the blade only.

A 1908 PATTERN CAVALRY TROOPERS SWORD BY WILKINSON. With a narrow tapering and pointed 88 cm blade with fuller, marked to the back '08, Government issue broad arrow to the ricasso and marked for 'Wilkinson Pall Mall', and various inspection marks. With a broad steel guard and moulded grip numbered 767. 105 cm overall. *CR Surface marks, light scuffs and signs of age, loss to very tip of point, dent to scabbard.