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Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a Capri tankard, ribbed form, standard mark, 16cm high

A George lll silver combination vinaigrette,John Wilkinson, Birmingham,with engine turned decoration,3.5cm longProvenance: The Property of a Lady.

Two silver gilt vinaigrettes,John Wilkinson, Birmingham 1811,with an elegantly engraved cover and base, and a geometrically pierced and engraved grille,4cm long, andJohn Wilkinson, Birmingham 1820,with basket weave decoration within cast borders,2.2cm long (2)Provenance: The Property of a Lady.

An Indian silver three-piece tea set, the handles formed as elephant's heads and trunks,together with a similar hot water jug,inscribed 'June 25th 1922',the bases of each piece inscribed 'T P R & Co., Bombay. Silver',20.5cm high (3)Literature: Wynyard Wilkinson, 'Indian Silver 1858-1947', p.26, illustration 27, text pp.22-23. The example illustrated is by Tarachund Parsram and it is possible that 'T P R & Co.' refers to this maker.

A Spode Copeland pot pourri vase and cover,with gilded goat's head handles and painted with two panels of pink roses and classical landscapes, signed 'J. Worrall', with green printed mark,30cm high (2)Literature: See Vega Wilkinson, 'Spode-Copland-Spode, The Works and its People 1770-1970', p.236.

A large Copeland two-handled vase, Goldsmith shape, painted with bouquets and bands of flowers on gilt and white grounds, each handle with a pair of swans' heads, signed 'J. Worrall', base inscribed 'Copeland's China, England',45.5cm highLiterature: See Vega Wilkinson, 'Spode-Copeland-Spode, The Works and its People 1770-1970', colour plate 87 and also p.236.

A 1907 Wilkinson bayonet, cut down to a 25cm long field knife with adapted leather and steel sheath, overall 39cm.

Henry Wilkinson, Two Terries, signed, hand-coloured drypoint, from an edition of 150, 20cm x 28cm.

George IV silver chamberstick of dished form, with engraved armorial crest, central candle holder with wick trimmer aperture and scroll thumb piece (London 1821), maker - W. E., together with an associated silver conical snuffer (Sheffield 1837), Henry Wilkinson & Co. All at approximately 10ozs, 14.8cm diameter

A matching Wilkinson pottery Yoo Hoo sugar shaker Attributed to Clarice Cliff, approx 17.5cm.

An A.J Wilkinson Yoo Hoo style conical sugar bowl, bizarre maker to based attributed to Clarice Cliff dish of circular form, approx 11.5cm diameter and approx 5cm high.

An Edward VII Silver Sugar and Creamer, London 1906, Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ltd., 216g

After Kitty Wilkinson 'The Beach' and 'Metropolis' signed ltd edition prints (2)

Pair late Victorian Wilkinson & Son tailors scissors with brass mounts, the blade stamped 'Wilkinson's Lined Blades', L35cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Spaniel and Snipe, limited edition dry point etching No.123/150 signed by Henry Wilkinson (British 1921-2011) 27cm x 31.5cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Man with Gun and Two Spaniels, limited edition dry point etching No.74/100 signed by Henry Wilkinson (British 1921-2011) 22.5cm x 17cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Henry Wilkinson Coloured etching of two Hunting Dogs, numbered 99/150, signed in pencil, in a glazed gilt wood frame, 36 x 27cm

WILKINSON, J. Gardner, The Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians, 1837, 3 volumes, and second series 1841, 3 volumes including index and plates volume, all 8vo uniform full calf (6)

An early 20th Century Stourbridge H. Wilkinson of Dennis Street patent glass vase of globular form with wave edge rim decorated with pale blue beaded ribs, circa 1905, unmarked, height 16cm.

A Victorian silver toast rack, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1872, rectangular with hooped divisions, bead border and on four openwork lion paw bracket feet, 18cm wide, 13.7ozt

A British 1907 pattern bayonet, the 43cm single edged fullered blade stamped to the forte with a crowned cypher, 1907, Wilkinson Pall Mall, having a two piece grip in a leather scabbard, 57cm.

A Worcester Yeomanry 1908 pattern Cavalry sword, the 89cm single edged fullered blade stamped to the forte Wilkinson and further stamped to the back edge WORC YEO. 78, having a steel bowl hilt stamped WSC and chequered composition pistol grip, in a steel scabbard further stamped WORC YEO. 78, 112cm.

An 1892 pattern Infantry Officer's sword, the 82.5cm blade etched with a crowned GR V cypher within foliage, stamped to the forte Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London and stamped 43446 to the back edge, having a pierced steel hilt with further GR V cypher and wire bound fish skin grip, in a leather covered scabbard with leather outer sleeve, 98cm.

Joan Shorter Kiddies Ware for Wilkinson Ltd, six hexagonal plates, side plates and seven saucers decorated with animals, gnomes, toadstool houses, etc; Nelson saucer New Chelsea 'Marjory Drew' oval baby plate in the Mabel Lucie Attwell manner.

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd Four Graduated Oval Meat Plates, five soup bowls, plate, three egg cups, two pin dishes all with green and yellow bands and black dot borders, a large Wilkinson oval meat plate.

An 1827 Wilkinson type Naval Officer's sword - no scabbard - 98cmCONDITION REPORTas per images

A Clarice Cliff Coral Firs pattern pottery table bowl, of circular ribbed squat ovoid form, printed backstamp 'Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Co England' verso, dia. 23cm; together with a Clarice Cliff Pine Grove pattern pottery table bowl, black printed backstamp, shape No.632, dia. 23cm (with damages) (2)

A Clarice Cliff banded ware and spotted Bonjour shaped teapot and cover on stand, having black printed and further cream Royal Staffordshire Pottery Wilkinson Ltd England backstamps verso (spout ground down to conceal damage), h.13.2cm, stand dia.17cm (2)

Henry Wilkinson, pheasant and spaniels, etching, signed in pencil, framed

A brass sprayer, the plaque inscribed 'Deodor-x-sprayer, Deodor-x-hygiene services, Liverpool', height 37.5cm, a Wilkinson Empire Model razor, boxed, a silver plated cigarette case and a card case.

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre crocus pattern preserve pot (lid repaired), a Clarice Cliff vase with moulded floral handles, 22cm, Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson circular tureen and cover, 25cm, a Poole Pottery circular entree dish, and a Crown Derby John Peel jug, with fox hunting scene and fox handle (a/f - restoration), 19cm

Five volumes of The Manners and Customs of The Ancient Egyptians by Sir Gardner Wilkinson, 3rd edition with 600 plates and wood cuts, 1847.

§ Norman Wilkinson, RA (British, 1878-1971) A Fisherman on the River Shiel, Highlands signed lower right "Norman Wilkinson / River Shiel" oil on board 44 x 59cm (17 x 23in) Provenance: The Tryon Gallery, 41-42 Dover Street, London, W1. Some surface dirt but fine. Oil on hardboard. The support and paint layer are in a good condition overall. There is some dirt and fly spots on the frame.

A George III mahogany longcase clock, the rectangular hood with swanneck moulding and reeded columns, above shaped top trunk door flanked by quarter reeded pilasters, the 13inch (33cm) brass dial signed 'William Wilkinson, Congleton', with moonphase disc to the arch, foliate mask spandrels, silvered chapter ring, seconds dial and inset calendar dial, engraved centre, four pillar eight day movement, all on a canted panelled base 227cm (89in)

A British 1890 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword, the 87.5cm single edge broad fullered steel blade crisply etched on the left side with foliate strapwork, a martial trophy and maker's name Wilkinson Sword Co. Ltd., London, with various issue marks, the back edge stamped /90, the right side of the blade undecorated, with arrow over EFD, the sheet steel bowl hilt pierced with a Maltese cross, with chequered black leather grip scales, the two ring steel scabbard stamped 6.1893 15H/305 between the ringsBlack patching to blade. with pitting to hilt and scabbard.

An Edwardian 1896 Pattern Cavalry Officer's Sword to the 17th (Duke of Cambridge's Own) Lancers by Henry Wilkinson, the 89cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with the Royal cypher over owner's initials H.S.N., with maker's name, Regimental badge and gold Proved poincon, the back edge stamped 39727, the steel bowl hilt pierced and engraved with honeysuckle, with wire bound chequered black composition grip and chequered back strap, with associated leather service scabbard, 106cmBlack patching to parts of the blade, etching crisp. Light pitting to hilt. Leather scabbard associated.

A collection of silver cigarette boxes and cases, to include: a silver rectangular cigarette box by Garrard & Co. Ltd., London 1970, the cover with engine turned decoration and engraved I.H.B, 18cm (7in) long, with a wood liner; a Victorian rectangular cigarette box by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1891, with lobed decoration, 17.5cm (6 3/4in) long, with a wood liner; a square cigarette box, with wood liner; a rectangular cigarette case by Harrods Ltd., London 1939, with engine turned covers and engraved R.A.S.B, 12.5cm (5in) high; two other cigarette cases; and a matchbox holder, 390g (12.55 oz) gross weighable

An 1870 first pattern' Lead Cutter No 2' by Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London:, the straight single edge blade with double edge tip signed as per title, over a regulation steel bowl hilt and guard and ribbed handle, together in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, (lacks throat mount) blade length 77cm.*Notes-The lead cutter was a popular sword in the 19th century resembling an over sized Naval cutlass. They were produced in several sizes and weights for strength training and feats of swordsmanship. Wilkinson was the main producer of this style of sword in several sizes, No 1 being the lightest and No 4 the heaviest. They were used predominantly for displays such as dissevering a sheep carcass in half or a balanced lead bar with a single blow.

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER CANDLESTICKS of lobed form, engraved with scrolling foliage, nozzles, 29.5cm h, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1848, loaded++Minor knocks including a dent on the underside of the foot, wear to engraving and polish residue but not holed or repaired

CIRCLE OF JACK WILKINSON SMITH (1873 - 1949). American school, stormy rocky coastal scene 'Rocky Shore; see label verso, unsigned, oil on board, framed, 68 x 90 cm

A pair of hallmarked silver Victorian neoclassical style candlesticks, London 1874 maker Henry Wilkinson, 32.5cm tall

Victorian hallmarked silver six division toast rack, Sheffield 1843 maker Henry Wilkinson and Co, 16.5cm tall, 268g

A military Sam Browne belt by Wilkinson, an ammunition belt, map case and flask.

A longcase clock with 30 hour movement by Wilkinson of Wigton, with date aperture, dial width 11.5 inches, the case with long trunk door and raised on bracket feet. Height 219 cm.

Wilkinson (Robert). A collection of eighteen hand coloured maps, circa 1794-1801, including World, Romanum Imperium, Dioceses of England, North America, Africa, United States of America, Ireland, Scotland etc, some dupicates, 35.5cm x 29cm approx.

After Sir Thomas Lawrence - A large Northern English School portrait study of a gentleman, possibly part of the Branson family - noted solicitors of Bank St, Sheffleld and from the sale vendors as lot 156. The portrait in original gilt wooden frame, the verso marked with remains of label for Geo Wilkinson of Devonshire St, Sheffield.   Measures 132cms x 106cms ( frame )

A large Victorian English Northern School oil on canvas painting portrait study of 19th century Sheffield solicitor Charles Anthony Branson ( 1827 - 1899 ) The study bearing labels for Geo Wilkinson & Co of Devonshire St, Sheffield. Gilt frame with notation lower centre. Measures 108cms x 82cms 

EDWARD VII CASED SET PF TWELVE SILVER TEASPOONS AND MATCHING SUGAR TONGS BY HENRY WILKINSON, with fancy scroll tops, double struck, initialled, Sheffield 1905, the sugar tongs, Sheffield 1904, 7 ozs

A Set of Six Framed Salmon Flies to Include Lady Amherst, Blue Doctor, Silver Wilkinson, Silver Grey and Jock Scott etc Each 11.5cm Square

Henry Wilkinson, a silver christening mug, of bellied form, with swept ring handle, Sheffield 1910, 8cm

Henry Wilkinson, a silver christening mug, of cylindrical tapering form, with angular scrolled handle on stepped circular foot, Sheffield 1910, 8cm

An officer’s tall blue cloth shako of The Royal Dockyard Battn, black PL peak, gilt lace top band, fine gilt and silver plated HP, fouled anchor within a crowned oak and laurel wreath with title scroll below, velvet backed oak wreath link chinchain and gilt lion’s head bosses, white over red ball tuft in gilt socket, leather and silk lining, trade label of “Wilkinson & Son London”, in its tin case. Stated to belong to Guy Blatherwick. VGC, the gilt crisp (small tar stain on side of headband) See front cover.

An Elizabeth II trooper’s sword of the Household Cavalry, curved fullered blade 34” by “Wilkinson Sword. Made in England”, various stamps at forte and backstrap, including WS/broad arrow/99, pierced, plated regimental guard, incorporating crowned “HC”, hollow scroll quillon, plain pommel and backstrap, wirebound simulated fish skin grip, buff leather knot, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings. VGC

A Vic 1845 pattern infantry officer’s sword, very slightly curved, SE blade 32½”, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, no 14461 (for 1866) on backstrap, etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher in scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation pierced brass hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, stepped pommel, backstrap with plain thumbpiece, wirebound white fishskin grip, leather liner, gilt and crimson knot (some wear), in its brass mounted leather scabbard with 2 rings and Wilkinson logo in shield on locket. GC (minor service wear overall). Plate 9

Norman Wilkinson and Tom Purvis, two framed railway posters. London, Midland and Scottish Railway Company Royal Highlander Approaches Aberdeen and London and North Eastern Railway The Trossachs. Re prints dated 1975, 47cm x 60cm.

Bizarre by Clarice Cliff Wilkinson conical jug with floral handle and drip glaze, 22cm in Height

A Victorian silver inkstandOf oval form with engraved scroll detail and two handles, centering two circular receivers with cut-glass and silver topped ink wells and a knopped candle stick, raised on four scroll feet, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1868, weight approx. 10oz

GEORGE V OFFICER'S DRESS SWORDby Wilkinson, fullered blade, pierced scroll and heraldic knuckle bow, wire and chagrin grip, 98cm long, contained in original leather bound scabbard

Wilkinson, Sir John Gardner. Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians, including their Religion, Agriculture, &c., volumes 1-3 first series, and supplement to second series, together 4 volumes, first edition, numerous plates, many coloured, a few folding, original publisher's cloth gilt, extremities of spines slightly chipped, 8vo, London: John Murray, 1837 and 1841

TOKENS - ASSORTED Twenty-five tokens, comprising a C. Honiatt's Hereford halfpenny, 1794; James Wilkinson ('Vice Maker') Dudley one penny, 1812; Thames & Seren Canal halfpenny, 1795; Christopher & Jennett Stockton-on-Tees one penny, 1813; John Bishop Cheltenham one penny, 1812; and others.