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§ Derek Wilkinson (British, 1929-2001) Fishing Boats signed and dated 'Derek H Wilkinson 1957' (lower right) oil on board 44 x 86cm (17 x 34in) Provenance: Whitechapel Gallery, London, 'Pictures For Schools', 1958  Small red mark (approx. an inch) towards the upper right corner, which appears to have been applied at a later date. There is additional paint loss in the same area. 

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971): A NATIONAL SAVINGS ADVERTISING POSTER, no.213, Publ. The National Savings Commitee, printed by Messrs. Fosh & Cross Ltd, London, no. 51-5249, 76 x 51cm  Condition Report: Some water staining to top left corner, some discolouration, some minor tears to edges and minor screasing to bottom section.

Six assorted prints to include; four of gun dogs, the first a huntsman with spaniel signed Henry Wilkinson, 60/150, another of Pointers by Mick Cawston, plus two larger of game birds (6) Condition:

An abstract stone sculpture by David Wilkinson, weathered, height 35cm, depth 28cm, width 30cm. Condition report: Weathered and green with general scratches and a few chips to base and extremities.

A hardback photograph album 19 x 28cm, relating to the previous lot, containing many enlargements from that album. 34 photos, mostly one per page, photos 11 x 15.5cm. David Wilkinson has tried to identify some of the people in the images and the album also contains some of his notes. Some very charming images. Page one shows a man in knickerbockers, presumably an artist, proudly showing a painting that he may have just collected from Lanhams which is in the background (Lanhams, St Ives, where many artists had their work framed). Although no definite identifications have been made, there is a resemblance to artists Julius Olsson, John Da Costa and others known artists in some of the images.

A Clarice Cliff part coffee set, "Red Picasso" pattern, comprising coffee pot, 2 cups and 3 saucers, black printed Fantasque mark for Wilkinson & Son, height 7"

A Clarice Cliff conical cup and saucer, "Secrets" pattern, black printed Bizarre mark for Wilkinson & Son

SHEFFIELD & HALLAMSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. TWO GOLD MEDALS awarded to George Frederick Wilkinson Snr and Jnr and a silver medal to the same of the RSAA, 1903-4, 1927-8 and 1936-7 Seasons, largest 4.2cm, various makers, 11.5g (gold)Provenance: The players and by descent to the present vendor++Gold and enamel medal - enamel chipped. The others in good condition with light wear

A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN GOTHIC SILVER OPENWORK SALT CELLARS blue glass liners, 7cm h, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1841, 10ozs 18dwts++All in good condition, no damage or repairs, the marks good. Three of the blued glass liners in our opinion the original with square foot to make more secure in the base of the salt cellar. The fourth a replacement with repaired base. The three original liners in good condition

18th century portrait of a gentleman, indistinctly inscribed in ink verso "Ian Wilkinson 1794", painted oval, watercolour, 26.5 cm x 22.5 cm.

A Victorian silver toast rack, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1852, of six division form with cast floral frame, raised on four bracket feet, 12.5cm high, weight approx 8.5oz

A VICTORIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, of lobed baluster form, gilt interior, repousse decorated and chased with acanthus leaves, ornate 'S' scroll handles, repousse foliate circular foot, makers Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1859, approximate weight 9.1ozt, 285 grams, height 18.5cm (condition: good overall, slight gilding loss just below rim and leaning slightly)

CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON LTD, a Rodanthe pattern jardiniere from the Bizzare Range, predominantly in a green colourway, raised on three moulded feet, printed backstamp to the base, height approximately 19.5cm

AN EARLY VICTORIAN SILVER GOTHIC DRUM MUSTARD, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1839, (Wm. IV duty mark), the cylindrical body chased and pierced with arcading and acanthus, with hinged cover and hollow double "C" scroll handle, base 2 1/2" diameter, 3ozs 13dwts, with blue glass liner (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT) (Illustrated)

A PRIVATE PURCHASE FAIRBAIRN & SYKES DAGGER, with 6 1/2" blade bearing maker's mark for Wilkinson and named for A. E. WOOD within a foliate festoon, antelope horn grip and monogrammed pommel, 10 5/8" long, together with associated paperwork connected to Mr Wood (Qty) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY BIZARRE PART COFFEE SERVICE, 1930's, painted in green, pink and grey with a Delicia design, comprising five each cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar basin, inscribed 6394/S in green, printed marks (12) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

2 Dress Swords (made by Wilkinson Sword) - possibly Masonic

William Fisher Wilkinson WW1 Memorial Plaque

After Henry Wilkinson limited edition colour etching 'Cocker Spaniels' signed in pencil on mount no 15/150 25 X 35 cm framed & glazed ( some foxing)

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Iona', a London Midland & Scottish Railway Company coloured lithographic poster, signed and dated 1928, overall 101.5cm x 126cm

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Kenilworth Castle', a London, Midland & Scotland Railway Company lithographic poster, printed in England by McCorquodale & Co Limited, 101.5cm x 126cm

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Caernarvon Caste', a London, Midland & Scottish Railway Company lithographic poster, printed in England by Bemrose & Sons Limited Darby, 101.5cm x 127cm

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Sweetheart Abbey', a London, Midland & Scottish Railway Company lithographic poster, printed in Great Britain by McCorquodale & Co Limited Glasgow and London, 101.5cm x 126cm

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Ashby- De-La-Zouch' A London, Midland & Scottish Railway Company lithographic poster, printed in Great Britain by Waterlowe & Sons Limited London, Dunstable and Watford, 101.5cm x 126.5cm

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Rhuddlan Castle', a London, Midland & Scottish Railway Company lithographic poster printed in Great Britain by David Allen & Sons Limited London etc, 101.5cm x 126cm together with the original delivery wrapping with an LMS label

“Old Guns & Pistols” by Boston, “Blunderbusses” by Baxter, “Royal Mail Coaches” by Wilkinson, soft covers, and 11 pamphlets, similar titles. GC to VGC (14)

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Pottery Rhodanthe ;pattern bowl, 9" diameter.

A quantity of books on rugby to include, Clive Woodward, Dallaglio, Wilkinson etc.

Norman Wilkinson 'Evening River' Etching, signed in pencil, in a glazed frame, 32 x 25cm

Norman Wilkinson 'Peter' Etching, signed in pencil, in a glazed frame, 24 x 32cm

A British model 1907 bayonet by Wilkinson with double stitched scabbard

A British model 1907 bayonet by Wilkinson with hooked quillon in MkI scabbard

A British model 1908 Cavalry Troopers sword and scabbard, blade marked Wilkinson P.08 and issue date of 12/15, a WWI period item

A British model 1907 bayonet with scabbard by Wilkinson

A British 1854 patt 'Foot Guards' Infantry Officers 'picquet' sword and scabbard, blade etched with battle honours and owners initials R.G.W. maker Wilkinson London, S/No.44503 1914-17

A British model 1888 MkI 2nd type bayonet by Wilkinson in leather scabbard with integral frog (1903 Naval?)

A British 1821 patt Light Cavalry Officers sword by Wilkinson London with scabbard, S/No.13668 for circa 1865, etched blade with Victoria cypher, a very good example of this patt

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson bowl, floral decoration, orange, green, yellow and brown colour palette, Clarice Cliff marks to base, diameter approximately 14cm

An Enfield 1901 bayonet and scabbard, marked Wilkinson Pall Mall Ltd.

Vintage Wilkinson 'Oriflamme' miniature vase lustre decorated, marked to base, circa 1920s, (crack to body), (height 6cm approx).

Set five Edward VII silver capped toilet bottles sterling silver caps marked for London 1908/9, maker Millar Wilkinson, to 1 oval shape crystal bottle, and 4 other crystal bottles, (height 9.5cm approx, each).

Large collection of Salmon gut eyed flies - all in brown envelopes with details (86)- incl doubles and singles some fully dressed ranging in size up to 3" - incl Jock Scott, Thunder and Lightning, Red Ranger, Dandy, Black Doctor, Dusty Miller, Blue Doctor, Black Dog, Wilkinson et al in all 86# - note prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regards to the names of the flies

A Victorian 1892 pattern infantry officer's sword, with VR cipher, the blade marked Henry Wilkinson, the edge marked 16577Report by GHBlade badly pitted, and has gone through in one place. Scabbard bent and dented. The bottom has evidently been bent over and then bent back straight and has rippled and damaged as a result.

Silver plated centre piece fruit bowl having etched glass bowl raided on silver plated base with mermaid supports by H W & Co, perhaps Henry Wilkinson, 42cm wideCONDITION REPORT:Glass has a few chips at the rim.

Book: Badges of the British Army by Fred Wilkinson: WW1 Buffs cap badge with another slider broken: WW2 Loyal Service lapel badge: WW2 The Queens Regt Sweetheart badge: cap badge: post war West German Army cap badge: two post war British shooting medals.

HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011). Sporting dogs, signed lower right in pencil, coloured etching, No. 32 of 150, framed and glazed, 27 x 36 cm

[§] NORMAN WILKINSON (BRITISH 1878-1971)AT THE REGATTA Signed with initials, ink and watercolour23cm x 26.5cm (9in x 10.5in) and a further watercolour by the same hand 'Ferry from the Islands' (2)

[§] NORMAN WILKINSON (BRITISH 1878-1971)TEE-ING OFF AT TURNBERRYSigned, ink and watercolour, unframed22.5cm x 26cm (8.75in x 10.25in) and a further unframed watercolour by the same hand 'Indigo Cliffs' (2) Please note that the title of this lot has changed to “TEE-ING OFF AT TURNBERRY” rather than “THE 13TH HOLE AT GLEN GOLF COURSE, NORTH BERWICK” as catalogued.

FOOTBALL, selection, inc. odds (4), Wilkinson Popular Footballers, Nos. 6 Lawton (Notts County) & 16 Rowley (Manchester United), Scottish Daily Express Scotcards (Nos. 2 & 7; News Chronicle Pocket Portraits, complete (2), Chesterfield & Everton, G to EX, 25

1980s Squier by Fender Silver Series Stratocaster electric guitar, made in Japan, ser. no. E6xxx92; Finish: Olympic white, various minor blemishes; Fretboard: maple; Frets: generally good; Electrics: working; Hardware: generally good, upgraded Wilkinson bridge, damage to corner of back plate, upgraded string trees; Case: Fender Plus hard case; Overall condition: good

Custom build Strat type electric guitar comprising sunburst finish body (partially stripped to the back), rosewood board neck with Fender tuners and a Wilkinson trem block

A pair of William IV silver shaped circular candlesticks by John Settle & Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1830, embossed overall with bold scrolls, shells, flowers and foliage, detachable sconces, knopped stems and shaped bases, 23cm (9in) high, loaded

A Wilkinson military bayonet stamped “G.R, 1907, 1, 16, WILKINSON” 55m long

A mahogany framed sampler, Elizabeth Wilkinson, aged 9, 1827

MIKE D'ABO/BAND OF ANGELS SIGNED. To include a promotional Band of Angels postcard signed to verso in various inks by Mike d'Abo, John Edward Baker, John Christian Gaydon (vocals, rhythm guitar), Andrew Charles Malcolm and David Robert Wilkinson. Also a copy of A Band of Angels -She'll Never Be You (UP 1066, VG).

Original Wilkinson Sword 'Dartmoor' knife in bespoke leather sheath CONDITION REPORT The grip contains a table with a compass blades, fishing hooks, fishingtwine, needles etc. Good overall condition

Wilkinson, Joseph: Part Second of the Architectural Remains and Environs of the Ancient Town and Borough of Thetford in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, Tending to Illustrate Martin and Blomfield's Histories of Thetford. Rodwell and Martin, 1821, 1st. edn. 4to. with an engraved frontis, dedication to the Duke of Grafton, Introduction (6pp) describing the following 24 engraved plates. Half leather; rubbed

A WWI Royal Field Artillery officer's dress sword, owned by 2nd Lieutenant Richard Henry Moore, the etched blade by Wilkinson, the hilt engraved '21st March 1918', the date of the Moore's death, leather covered scabbard

Doulton Lambeth stoneware bottle, 42cm high, together with a Wilkinson floral decorated jug, 26cm high, (2)

A Clarice Cliff 'Crocus' pattern pot marked 'Wilkinson' to base