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Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) - 'The Great Galleon', etching, pencil signed to lower right margin, 29.5 x 29.5 cm

A oak case Wilkinson shaving set and a box of oddments various

A large J. Wilkinson brass carriage clock with compass & thermometer 10.5in high

A Wilkinson London bayonet, 16.5in long

Henshall, Samuel and Wilkinson, John - Domesday, or an actual survey of South - Britain, by the Commissioners of William the Conqueror, completed in the year 1086 ... Counties of Kent, Surrey and Sussex ..., qto, half calf, double page map, Bye and Law, London 1799

Wilkinson 'by Clarice Cliff', ceramic and metal bound circular mirror, D49cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

British War and Victory Medals to 53323 Dvr W Wilkinson, RA

A Victorian infantry officer's Pattern 1845 sword by Wilkinson of Pall Mall, the blade numbered 13840

Battle of Britain collection of signed photo to BOB historian Ted Sergison. Some signed on back. Includes pilots Bill Green. A McGowan, Ken Wilkinson, W Clark, Tony Pickering, Wladyslaw Joe Zajac 303 Sqn signed Christmas Card. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

An antique 19th century 1856 pattern British Pioneer's saw-back sword. Ricasso stamped for Wilkinson of London. Brass handle, with the quillon stamped ' 3 RID '. Some rusting to blade. Measures approx; 70cm long. 

G.B. mixed coinage – to include copper Halfpenny tokens John Wilkinson 1793. GF, Hornchurch, Romford and Havering (1795). GVF – AEF, Penny Bristol 1811 (N.B. edge bruised), otherwise GVF, Soho Mint George III Pennies 1797 (x 2). G – VG and silver Sixpence 1819. G – VG (6 coins)

Victorian Royal Navy Officers Sword, with gilt brass hilt with lions head pommel, folding langet and wire bound fish skin grip, polished steel blade with crown VR cypher and fouled anchor decoration by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, in leather scabbard with brass mounts (chape missing)

* Postlethwaite (Mark, 1964 -). R6644: The Invisible Thread, colour print, showing Supermarine Spitfire Mk1a, R664, high over the Malvern Hills flown by Pilot Officer Francciszek Surma of 308 "City of Krakow" (Polish) Squadron, multi signed by 26 distinguished pilots and crew including Air Commodore Pete Brothers, Flight Lieutenant Ken Wilkinson, Air Vice-Marshal J.E. Johnson etc, 43 x 61cm, framed and glazed with certificate of authenticity signed by the artist plus five further signed prints by the artist comprising 'Freedom Fighters', 'The Worcester Spitfire', 'Pride of the West Country' and 'Duxford Scramble' plus a large oleograph of a Spitfire by Barrie A.F. Clark, frame size 67.5 x 117.5cm (Qty: 6)

* Cavalry Officer's Sword. A 1912 Pattern Cavalry Officers Sword, t he 88.5cm straight steel blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, serial number 60383, etched with G.V.R. cypher and foliate scrolls plus owners initials ‘C.C.L.W.’, plated solid cup guard engraved with floral scrolls, wire-bound fish-skin grip, stepped pommel with chequered top, 109cm overall, with brown leather sword knot and scabbard, in its brown leather sword bag with remains of owners label stamped ‘Mr C. C.ll. Wil…’ (Qty: 1)Captain Charles Crofts Llewelyn Williams, served with 12th Lancers during WWI and was commissioned 25 February 1916. Williams received a Military Cross during the war 'for brilliant and skilful leadership. On 9th November, 1918, east of Solre-le-Chateau, when in command of a half squadron sent forward to pursue the retiring enemy and gain touch with his rear guards, he pushed forward with the utmost gallantry, despite the fact that both his flanks were exposed and a considerable amount of machine-gun fire was still coming from them. He did most successful work' (London Gazette, 4 October 1919).

* Commando Knife. A WWII Fairburn Sykes 2nd Pattern Fighting Knife belonging to Major P. Martin, Tank Corps late Royal Army Service Corps the 16.7cm blade by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London, etched 'The F.S. Fighting Knife', with oval cross-guard and chequered grip with top-nut, blackened throughout, 29.2cm long overall, in its leather sheath inscribed with initials 'P.T.M.' (Qty: 1)Provenance: By family descent Major Peter Martin , served in the Territorial army from 1936 to 1939. At the outbreak of war in September 1939 he was commissioned into the RASC as a Second Lieutenant. He served in the British Expeditionary Force in France, and was evacuated through Dunkirk on HMS Codrington via the mole. From 1941 to 1944 he was based in England, rising to the rank of Captain. He was attached to the Tank Corps then landed in Normandy on D+6 in June 1944. He went through France, Belgium, Holland and into Germany where, at the end of the war, he was responsible for managing an area of the Ruhr. He was demobbed in 1946 having reached the rank of Major.

Brassey (Thomas). The British Navy: its Strength, Resources, and Administrations, 5 volumes, 1st edition, Longmans, Green, and Co., 1882-3, half-titles, chromolithographic frontispiece to volume 1, 26 wood-engraved plates, 14 folding plates, marginal damp-staining to volume 1 half-title, frontispiece and title-page, Admiralty examination plates inscribed to G. G. Goodwin R. N. dated 1883 to front pastedowns (see note), contemporary half calf, gilt spines, red morocco labels, 8vo (23 x 14.5 cm), together with: Wilson (Herbert Wrigley), Ironclads in Action, a Sketch of Naval Warfare from 1855 to 1895, with some Account of the Development of the Battleship in England, with an Introduction by A. T. Mahan, 2 volumes, 2nd edition, Sampson Low, Marston and Company Limited, 1896, half-titles (each with contemporary gift inscription), 30 maps and plans, 46 plates, contemporary blue calf by Mudie, recased, 8vo (22.2 x 14.4 cm), and Wilkinson (Norman L., illustrator), The Royal Navy, described by H. Lawrence Swinburne, 1st edition, Adam and Charles Black, 1907, 61 colour plates, contemporary Navy League prize plate to front free endpaper, related plate to front pastedown, contemporary black calf gilt, spine sunned to green, 8vo (23.4 x 14.6 cm) (Qty: 8)This set of Brassey's British Navy was awarded as a Royal Naval College examination prize to George Goodwin (1862-1945), who was Engineer-in-Chief of the Fleet, Admiralty, from 1917 to 1922, and rose to the rank of vice-admiral. Provenance: Library of Colin and Joan Deacon.

* Ballooning Prints. A collection of 32 various ballooning prints, mostly 19th century, including Experience de la Machine Areostatique de Mrs. de Montgolfier, d'Anonai en Vivarais, reppetée a Paris le 27. Aoust 1783, au Champ de Mars, [1790], hand-coloured engraved vue d'optique, probably published in Augsburg in 1790, with printed caption in French and German below the image, trimmed to plate margins, some light surface soiling, 29.5 x 39.5 cm (11.6 x 15.5 inches), old wooden frame, glazed, together with Grand Aerostatic Balloon, in which M: Blanchard on Saty. Octr. 16th 1784 ascended from the Royal Military Academy at Little Chelsea..., published by R. Wilkinson, 1784 [corrected to 1800?], hand-coloured etching, close-trimmed, some light surface soiling, sheet size 35.5 x 25.5 cm (14 x 10 inches), old wooden frame, glazed, plus The Three Favorite Aerial Travellers, by F. Bartolozzi after Rigaud, published by E. Wyatt, June 25th 1785, The Entrance of His Majesty Louis XVIII into Paris, 3rd May 1814, published by Richard Holmes Laurie, 1st Feby. 1820, (hand-coloured), Cremorne Gardens, Thursday June 20, 1850. Visit of the Ambassador from Nepaul, Balloon Ascent by Lieut. Gale (small printed broadside), The Chinese Pagoda and Bridge, erected over the Canal in St. James's Park, for the Grand Jubilee of the 1st of August 1814, & The New London Bridge, as it appeared when opened in presence of the Majesties, on the 1st of August, 1831, published Whittle & Laurie, Septr. 9, 1814 and R.H. Laurie, circa 1831, respectively (both hand-coloured later restrikes), Wien aus dem Luftballoon Gesehen von Sudwesten by Sandmann, after Jacob Alt, circa 1850, etc., all framed and glazed, various sizes (Qty: 32)

* Battle of Britain. A large archive of personal effects belonging to the late Sergeant Ken Wilkinson, Royal Air Force (1918-2017), comprising WWII brown leather Irvin flying jacket, sheep fleece lined with 'Dot' zips (main zip inoperable), belt and suspension loop to the collar, 54cm long x 50cm long (inner arm), together with a pair of 1936 pattern black leather flying boots, sheep fleece lined with Phillips rubber heels, heel size 29.5cm long, Air Ministry canvas bag stamped with black AM markings, two logs books kept by Wilkinson, logbook one commencing 3 March 1939 (Tiger Moths), final entry 29 January 1943 (Lysander), logbook two commencing 25 February 1943 (Spitfire), final entry 6 November 1945 (Hurricane) and signed off 'End of Service', there is a dried rose included in logbook one and they are both correctly signed off plus an extensive collection of personal papers, photographs and prints, several framed including Rondot (Michael), 70 Years, presentation copy, signed by the artist and five distinguished pilots including Wilkinson, plate size 33.5 x 61.5cm, framed and glazed plus a WWI mahogany propeller blade with AVRO decal,121.5cm long (Qty: 6 cartons)Sergeant Kenneth Astill Wilkinson (1918-2017) was born in Barrow-in-Furness and educated at Cheltenham Grammar School, he joined the RAFVR in March 1939 and was called up for service on 1 September 1939, he reached the Elementary Flying Training School (EFTS) at Hanworth on 26 March 1940 and completed his training on 31 August 1940 and arrived at 7 OTU Hawarden on 2 September 1940, he converted to Spitfires after joining 616 Squadron at Kirton-in-Lindsey on 1 October 1940 and then went to Folwmere to join 19 Squadron and then moved to Duxford. 19 was the first squadron to be equipped with Spitfires and the unit was part of Douglas Bader's Duxford 'Big Wing'. The wing comprised two Spitfire squadrons and three Hurricane squadrons. The Spitfires' job was to engage the Luftwaffe's Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighter escorts so Bader's Hurricanes could attack the German bombers heading for industrial targets in the Midlands, Yorkshire and Lancashire. In an interview in 2015 Wilkinson recounts 'The first time you see that gaggle of German bombers coming towards you, you think: how on earth are we going to deal with them? There are so bloody many, an awful lot. At Duxford we were often scrambling at noon, climbing up over the Thames Estuary with the midday sun in our faces - that made us vulnerable so the Germans often engaged us as we were still climbing and couldn't spot them. Wilkinson's role was 'tail end Charlie', weaving left and right at the back of the squadron, scanning the sky above and to the rear for 109s attempting an ambush, he explains 'in that position you'd be the first to get the chop so you keep your eyes open, within a matter of seconds you split up and you're not looking around for a beautiful sunset, you are concentrating as hard as you can on the business of either being on the tail of a German or getting away from a German who's on your tail'. Wilkinson was released from the RAF in November 1945 (Flying Officer) and served with the RAFVR from 1947, he was also a Quantity Surveyor and one of his main projects was Birmingham's New Street Station. Battle of Britain Pilots were described by Sir Winston Churchill as "the few" Sergeant Wilkinson passed away in 2017 being one of the last surviving Battle of Britain pilots.

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a small Tulips beehive honey pot, Bizarre mark, 7.5cm highCondition: No obvious signs of damage or restoration

An unframed signed watercolour A. A Wilkinson 1886 possibly France, two other watercolours, an oil still life and an oil Asian scene, plus two watercolours (7)

A GILT FRAMED WATERCOLOUR OLD FARMSTEAD AT NOVI LIGUA ITALY SIGNED H R WILKINSON

A pair of Edwardian silver bon bon dishes by Henry Wilkinson, the small tazzas marked Sheffield 1905, 8.7 ozt (2)

QEII 1897 PATTERN INFANTRY SWORD with a Wilkinson blade, Serial Number ITCRM14, mouth of the scabbard marked RSM13 (Regimental Sergeant Major). With a fish skin grip, sword knot and chequered backstrap. With a leather field service scabbard. Blade 81.5cms long

AN 1811 HALFPENNY FOR THOMAS WOOD BROKER, AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, THE NEW AUCTION MART. AND NINETEEN OTHER TOKENS AND PROVINCIAL COINS. An 1811 Halfpenny for Thomas Wood, a 1788 token for John Wilkinson Iron Master, an Isaac Newton halfpenny, an E.Heath 'Success to Bath' coin and sixteen others. (20)

BRITISH 1907 ENFIELD WILKINSON BAYONET

Wilkinson (John Gardner). Dalmatia and Montenegro; with a Journey to Mostar in Herzegovina, and remarks on the Slavonic nations; the History of Dalmatia and Ragusa; the Uscocs &c., 2 volumes, 1st edition, 1848, half title for volume II only , folding map, seven tinted lithograph plates (two folding with small reinforcements to verso), seven wood-engraved plates, two folding tables, one or two repaired tears, light offsetting to titles, contemporary calf gilt, small repairs at head of upper joints, 8vo (Qty: 2)Provenance: Library of Colin and Joan Deacon.

Tully (Miss). Letters written during a Ten Years' Residence at the Court of Tripoli; published from the Originals in the Possession of the Family of the late Richard Tully, the British Consul: comprising Authentic Memoirs and Anecdotes of the Reigning Bashaw, his Family, and Other Persons of Distiction; also, an Account of the Domestic Manners of the Moors, Arabs, and Turks, 2 volumes, 3rd edition, for Henry Colburn, 1819, half-title to volume 2, 7 hand-coloured aquatint plates, folding map, light offsetting, armorial bookplates of the Thorold baronets of Syston Park, monogram book-labels 'J H T' (Sir John Hayford Thorold, 10th Baronet, 1773-1831), later book-labels of Sefik Atabey (see note), contemporary straight-grain pink calf by R. Storr of Grantham for Sir John Hayford Thorold, gilt spines with twin olivine morocco labels, joints rubbed, 8vo (21.4 x 12.4 cm) (Qty: 2)Atabey 1242 (this copy; illustrated); Blackmer 1682; cf. Abbey Travel 299 & 301, and Tooley 493-4. Ramsden Outside London p. 157 for the binder. 'According to the introduction these letters were written by the ... sister-in-law of Richard Tully, British consul at Tripoli from 1873 to 1793 ... The work is particularly valuable for its details of family life in the seraglio ... The very attractive plates depict genre scenes and costumes (Blackmer). The library of the Thorold baronets at Syston Park, Lincolnshire, was sold by Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge in December 1884.

* Antipodes. Rapkin (J.), New Zealand, published John Tallis, circa 1850, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, decorated with four uncoloured engraved vignettes, 355 x 260 mm, mounted, framed and glazed, together with, Wilkinson (Robert), New South Wales, New Zealand, New Hebrides and the islands adjacent..., 1808, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, inset maps of Norfolk Island, Port Jackson and its Environs [and] Howe's Island, slight overall toning, 310 x245 mm, mounted, framed and glazed (Qty: 2)

WW2 Spitfire pilot Ken Wilkinson signed 10x8 colour photo. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

A WWI period British 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson:, issue and date stamped to ricasso with crown and 'GR' cipher, two piece wooden grip in a brown leather scabbard with later WWII canvas frog, stamped 'MSCo' and broad arrow mark dated 1939.

An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force Officer's dress sword by Wilkinson, London:, the straight acid etched blade with crown and eagle decoration signed to ricasso as per title and numbered to the blade back '98421' over a gilt brass hilt decorated en suite and crown and 'ER' cipher, wire bound fish skin grip and cast eagle's head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard with double suspension loops, blade length 82cm (light rusting to blade)

A George VII 1831 pattern mameluke sword by Henry Wilkinson , London for the Duke of Hamilton:, the curved single edge blade with acid etched decoration, crown and 'GR' cipher, signed to ricasso as per title and engraved with the crest of the Duke of Hamilton, numbered 2762 to blade back, gilt brass hilt decorated en suite, two piece grip with bullion loop, blade length, 81.5cm

Two Wilkinson WWI Toby jugs after Sir Francis Carruthers Gould:, comprising Marshall Ferdinand Foch holding a champagne bottle inscribed 'Au Diable Le Kaiser' 31cm high and Woodrow Wilson seated holding a seaplane, inscribed to base 'Welcome Uncle Sam', 27.5cm high, (damaged) both with printed marks for Wilkinson, Carruthers Gould and retailer's mark for Soane & Smith Ltd , London (2)

A WWI period British 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson Sword Company:, stamped to ricasso 'S204 WSC', with issue stamps to opposite side, two piece wooden grip in a steel mounted black leather scabbard

A Vintage JHS V130 guitar:, serial number I16040325, Wilkinson WJ15 machine heads, W90SK pickup black scratch plate satin cherry body, in a soft shell case.

A gilt framed oil on board depicting fisherman, signed T. McCardle, a mahogany framed oil on board, father and daughter, together with three further contemporary oils and a gilt framed oil on board on an alpine landscape by John Wilkinson

Henry Wilkinson, Yellow Labrador and Partridges, signed etching and David Shepherd, Donkey Talk, limited edition print (2).

CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON LTD, an 'Avrea' ashtray, black backstamp, diameter 12.5cm

CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON LTD FISH SHAPED WALL POCKET, with gilt detail, factory backstamp and embossed 192 to base, length 28cm, together with a Newport Pottery Blackbird pie funnel (2)

George V Henry Wilkinson officers sword, no scabbard.

A George V officers sword, with 82cm Henry Wilkinson acid etched blade, and wire bound fish skin grip, with an officers saber stamped 'ECY F34', (at fault)

A small eight page A5 size stamp stockbook of QV - QEII mint and used defin and commem issues including KGV higher values to 10/- Seahorses (Bradbury Wilkinson 1918-19) plus postage due, blocks, sets, covers, letter cards and booklets. Pricing in stockbook is from 1990's

GB KGV + KGVI higher value stamps: 1918 Bradbury Wilkinson 2/6d and 5/- Seahorses used (SG 415a + SG416) and 1951 2/6d to £1 used (SG509-512)

Victorian Royal Horse Artillery Officer’s Sword c.1846 by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, un-numbered, straight un-fullered single edge blade with gold proof stamp, etched with crowned royal arms, cipher, regimental badge, thunderflash within ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY all within tight foliage, together with owner’s crest, regulation triple bar guard, silver wire bound fish skin covered grip. Blade 90.5cms, overall 105cms. Good condition, covered in old varnish, minor age wear. Crest and motto of 2nd Lieut. Alexander John MacDougall, commissioned 6.8.1846, 1st Lieut. 7.5.1847, Second Captain 30.5.1854.

George V Scottish Military Basket Hilt Broadsword by Wilkinson, No.53678, regulation double edge blade cut with a single fuller and etched with royal cypher and thistles, chrome plated basket and pommel, wire bound fish skin covered grip, red felt covered buckskin liner, in its leather covered scabbard with frog and iron chape. Blade 83cms, overall 99cms. Good untouched condition, basket and pommel probably re-plated (traces of nickel plate remain on chape) requires cleaning overall.

George V 1897 Pattern Royal Marines Light Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson, No. 56530, regulation blade etched with crowned royal arms and cypher, crowned regimental title and badge all amidst foliage, with owner’s initials G.H.S., regulation hilt, wire bound fish skin covered grip, in leather field service scabbard with oilskin bag. Sold with research material related to the sword’s owner Major G.H.Seath, D.S.O, sword issued 24th Jan. 1919. Blade 82.5cms, overall 98cms. Good condition, metal parts now chromium plated, scabbard replaced.

WW2 British 1st Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword, excellent example of the nickel silver 1st pattern commando knife with “S” shaped guard and cross hatched grip with brass nut fitting to the top. Double edged stiletto type blade with Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London etched to the base of the blade to one side and The FS Fighting Knife to the base of the other side. Housed in its original brown leather scabbard with nickel silver lower chape. The blade has the initials of the original owner “G.A.P”. Some light spotting to the blade. Overall a excellent example. Blade measures 17 ½ cms, overall 33cms.

1845 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword, slightly curved single edge blade by Wilkinson No. 28271 etched with crowned VR amidst scrolling foliage with owner’s crest a dove between stalks of corn above motto CEDANT ARMA TOGAE, regulation brass hilt, copper wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel dress scabbard with twin hanging rings. Blade 84cms, overall 96.5cms. Good untouched condition and patina.

WW1 British Officers Sword Belonging to Captain Claude Lapworth 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment, Taken Prisoner of War During the German Spring Offensive in 1918, standard George V 1897 pattern Infantry officer’s sword, Wilkinson blade No.51662 etched and polished with royal cypher and arms amidst scrolls, with owner’s name C.LAPWORTH, regulation plated hilt, in its field service leather scabbard. Blade 82cms, overall 98cms. Good condition, hilt and plating well worn. Captain Claude Lapworth (1891-1988), 11th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment (1st South Downs). Born in London, he was educated at Latymer Upper School and was commissioned into the Royal Sussex Regiment in September 1916. One of his fellow officers was poet and author Edmund Blunden; in his classic 1928 memoir Undertones of War he recalled seeing Lapworth marching into his first battle, the taking of Stuff Trench in October 1916: "Lapworth went by at the rear of his company, a youth with curling golden hair and drawing-room manners, sweetly swinging his most subalternish cane from its leather thong; and he was the last to go by." The battalion lost heavily for their success, Blunden writing that Lapworth 'stalwartly endured the pandemonium'. Lapworth continued to serve with the battalion throughout 1917 and was mentioned in despatches for his efforts as a company commander (London Gazette 18th December 1917). His luck finally ran out in March 1918, when 11th Royal Sussex were overrun during the German Spring Offensive and he was taken prisoner. The circumstances are described in his own statement: "I had taken up a position about 11 a.m. (24/3/18) East of HEM in a derelict trench running from the SOMME to the PERONNE ROAD. I had with me what I was able to get together of the remnants of the Battalion, which I was commanding at the time of capture, approx. 40 men and 3 officers. We held on to this trench for 3 hours during which time we fired on the enemy who was advancing in very large numbers across our front to our left flank under cover of a smoke cloud. It was reported that the (?33) Div were to counter attack here and a battalion (name unknown) came up in artillery formation and took up a position in a trench on the N side of the road on our left but shortly afterwards at approx 2 p.m. the enemy broke through in very large numbers on our immediate left and at the same time a party with light MGs also came round on our right flank thus surrounding the trench. An order was given for the men to clear out and I believe some were able to get away but we were under heavy MG fire from the left, causing many casualties. I endeavoured to get away but in doing so fell in some barbed wire and when I had extricated myself found a German officer with a party of men advancing towards me, he ordered me to lay down my revolver and I was taken prisoner." Captain Lapworth was held at POW camps at Rastatt and Schweidnitz until released in November 1918.

Good Quality Sword Stick c.1900, triangular section hollow ground blade stamped WILKINSON, male Malacca cane with prominent embossed silver pommel (probably Indian) engraved with owner’s initials WB. Overall 91 cms. Good condition.

Rare Elizabeth II Royal Air Force Officer’s Presentation Sword of Honour by Wilkinson, No.71746, regulation polished blade etched SWORD OF HONOUR FLIGHT CADET UNER-OFFICER PETER GEOFFREY COCK ROYAL AIR FORCE COLLEGE CRANWELL, JULY 1953, regulation hilt with traces of gilding, eagle head pommel, bullion dress knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with leather sword bag. Good condition, blade retains virtually all its original polish. Blade 82cms, overall 97cms.

A mahogany framed oil on board, father and daughter, together with three further contemporary oils and a gilt framed oil on board on an alpine landscape by John Wilkinson

Dress Elizabeth II dress sword with brass hilt by Wilkinson, the 82cm blade etched ER, in scabbard

MARK WILKINSON SIDEBOARD, bespoke made, walnut veneer, 75cm x 248cm x 95cm H.

William Henry Wilkinson, coastal scene, watercolour, 31 x 46cms, framed

1930s A. J. Wilkinson Clarice Cliff dinner service decorated with floral sprays within a printed stylized border comprising six dinner plates, nine side plates, pair tureens, another tureen, six soup bowls and saucers, two serving tureens & stands, gravy boat, two graduating meat plates, bowl and rectangular dish Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A pair of silver candlesticks of 18th Century style, Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1893, filled, (split to one stem) 24cm high

Henry Wilkinson, two colour engravings, fly fishing scene with fisherman catching fish, limited edition, 8ins x 9.5ins (D)

The Dardanelles, by Norman Wilkinson, second impression, 1916

Mixed Collection of Porcelain & Glass to include a Royal Staffordshire 'Rural Scenes' bowl designed by Clarice Cliff, 6 Royal Staffordshire 'Tonquin' bowls designed by Clarice Cliff, a Staffordshire Antique Flatback Spill Vase 'The Rocket' with two figures, 9.5" height, 4.5" width, no chips or restoration to vase, Staffordshire Cottage Night Light with flatback, Staffordshire Ceramic Blue & White vase, number S/S 1647, goblet shaped, and a Wilkinson 'Harvest' Plate designed by Clarice Cliff. Please see photographs.