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A pair of William IV silver wine coasters, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1833, with gadrooned rims, 15cm diameter Condition Report: The wooden bases come out of the silver sides easily, the wooden elements may be later. Marks very rubbed. Dents and bends to silver foot rim. Need attention.

John Charles Wilkinson RBA, "Sky study afternoon 4th September 1974, Martin, Hampshire", oil on board of clouds, details verso and dated 1974, 40 x 50cm

A pair of Wilkinson 'Rozane' patterned vases, 22cm high, (2)

Sword: A good 1857 Pattern Engineer Officers Sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London. Blade 34.5" and numbered 15,599. (Dates to 1868 January ?) Nicely etched with Crown & VR. Wirebound fishskin hilt with POW Feathers & 'by Appointment'. In its steel scabbard throat stamped 'Wilkinson Pall Mall'. In good overall condition. A quality sword with good patination & light pitting. An untouched 'sleeper'.

Sword: An 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers sword by Henry Wilkinson SN:- 60296. In its leather field service scabbard. Etched blade with Geo V Cypher and owners initials C.H.H. Blade 32" (some rust staining) Wirebound fishskin grip, leather troddel. A good sword in need of a little tlc, complete with leather carrying case.

Bayonets: two British 1888 Pattern bayonets for the Lee Metford/Enfield Rifle MKI, 1) Made Oct. 1890 by Wilkinson. 2) Made Oct 1898 by Enfield. Worn and pitted overall. (2)

British Officers GVI dress sword with leather scabbard and frog. Blade maker marked 'Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London', and numbered '60796'.

An 1856 pattern Wilkinson Pioneer "saw-back" sidearm with brass hilt and saw-back blade, marked 11.95

A British 1899 pattern Cavalry trooper's sword by Wilkinson, with various Edwardian era stampings, together with all-steel scabbard

Two Zulu related volumes: "Uniforms and Weapons of the Zulu War" by Christopher Wilkinson-Latham and "The Zulu War" by Michael Barthorp, together with a tube of prints

An 1856 pattern Wilkinson Pioneer "saw-back" sidearm with brass hilt and saw-back blade, marked 2.01 V 3.G.R.4

A British bayonet pattern 1903 with ER mark, by Wilkinson, London, with scabbard

An 1897 pattern officer's sword by Wilkinson, with engraved blade and George V mark, basket hilt with shagreen grips, leather scabbard and frog

A Victorian hallmarked silver swing handle pedestal basket with pierced and engraved scrolled decoration, weight 22oz, diameter 28.5cm, London 1860, Henry Wilkinson and Co

An early 20th c. Oak Grandmother Clock, dome top with long two pane door and circular upper pane opening to reveal the applied metal Arabic numeral face, separated by moulded bar bearing a plaque inscribed, 'Presented to Mr. W. Wilkinson', by members of GKB Works staff on the occasion of his marriage 15-7-39', over lower shaped long pane revealing the brass and wooden pendulum, on lower single panel base with stepped square feet, 13 3/4" wide x 61 1/4" high x 9 1/4" deep

A Clarice Cliff Melon pattern Tolphin jug, circa 1930, painted with a deep band of geometric fruit above an orange and black band, black printed Fantasque, Wilkinson mark, 24.5cm highCONDITION REPORT: Some minor enamel wear and surface scratching but generally good, no obvious chips, cracks or restoration detected.

Madison Beatty signed 10x8 colour photo. American actress, known for her roles as Daisy Fuller in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 2008, Doris Solstad in The Master 2012, Frances Wilkinson in Jamie Marks Is Dead 2014, and as Talya Banks in the ABC Family series The Fosters. Good condition

CLARICE CLIFF; a preserve pot and cover in 'May Blossom' pattern, and 'Bonjour' shape with black Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England mark to base, height 11cm. CONDITION REPORT: Two small chips to the outside of one edge of the body, slight abrasions commensurate with age, small chip to the inner rim of one side presumably where there has been a spoon, the lid has a small chip to the underneath of one corner and small surface abrasions to the top, generally surface dirt including slight sellotape marks.

HENRY WILKINSON; a cased set of six George V hallmarked silver pastry forks and server, Sheffield 1927, length of fork 15.5cm, combined approx 5.7ozt.

Fine Victorian 1827 pattern Naval Officers' sword by Henry Williamson (no. 13453), with regulation gilt brass Gothic guard with lion's head pommel and wire bound fish skin grip, engraved on folding section 'R.A.A. to F.P.D. 1864', with unusual broad tapered cutlass-style blade with central fuller, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London', etched with two Coats of Arms, crowned fouled anchor and Royal Arms - retaining most original polish, in brass mounted japanned steel scabbard with Wilkinson Shield to locket. With letters of research from Wilkinson Sword and The N.M.M., confirming made for Rear Admiral Frederick Doughty R.N. (1836 - 1892) of Berton Hall, Sutton

Victorian 1831 pattern General Officers' Mameluke sword with ivory grips, gilt brass crossguard with curved clipped blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' (no. 7467) - retaining all original polish and etched with crowned Royal cipher, sword and baton, wreaths and scrolls in brass scabbard, complete with dress knot. With letter from Wilkinson Sword, dated 1968, stating this sword was sold on 20th May 1856 - no name recorded

Scarce Elizabeth II 1831 pattern Field Marshals' Mameluke sword with ivorine grips, gilt brass crossguard with curved clipped blade, signed 'Wilkinson Sword, London' - retaining all original polish, etched with crowned Royal cipher and crossed batons, wreaths and floral scrollwork, in nickel plated scabbard, complete with dress knot

Victorian 1845 pattern Infantry Officers' sword with gilt brass Gothic hilt, dress knot, fullered blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' and engraved on backstrap - 'H. W. Dennie', etched blade with crowned Royal cipher and scrolls, in steel scabbard.H. W. Dennie was an Ensign in the 41st Foot, joined 2nd West Indian Regiment and transferred as a Lieutenant to 28th Foot in 1842. Major H. W. Dennie - 28th (North Gloucestershire) Foot - served with the 28th Foot in the Crimea at the Siege of Sebastopol in the Winter of 1854 - 1855, where he received severe injuries from frostbite, which necessitated amputation of half the right foot and a great part of the left, in consequence of which he was placed on the retired full pay and with a pension of £150 per annum (medal and clasp and Turkish medal) - source - Harts Army list 1864

Fine Victorian Officers' Mameluke sabre of the 2nd West York Yeomanry Cavalry, with gilt brass cruciform hilt with ivory grips and original bullion dress knot, curved blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' (no. 5263) - retaining all original polish, finely etched with crowned Royal cipher, Cooke Coat of Arms and '2nd West York Yeomanry Cavalry' and floral scrollwork, in gilt brass mounted steel scabbard. Sold with letter from Wilkinson Sword dated 1963, confirming made on 24th May 1854 for Sir William Ridley Charles Cooke (9th Baronet) (1827 - 1894) of Wheatley Hall, Doncaster. See photograph of Sir William wearing this sword, taken in 1864 CONDITION REPORT Very good original condition - light scratches to ivory plates of hilt - gilding on hilt and mounts excellent, blade has some minor rust marking and nearly all original polish - steel scabbard has some minor rust staining - sword knot has some wear

Fine Victorian Officers' 1822 pattern Cavalry sword of the 2nd West York Yeomanry (the companion to the above sword) with regulation steel three bar hilt, fullered blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' - retaining all original polish, finely etched with crowned Royal cipher, 2nd West York Yeomanry Cavalry and Cooke family crest with initials, in steel scabbard. Made for Sir William Ridley Thomas Cooke (9th Baronet) (1827 - 1894) of Wheatley Hall, Doncaster

Victorian 1822 pattern Light Cavalry Officers' sword with three bar hilt, wire bound fish skin grip, fullered blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' (no. 27552) - retaining much polish, decorated with crowned VR 'R.A.B.' monogram and floral scrolls, in steel scabbard. Sold with letter from Wilkinson dated 1989, stating this sword was sold on 7th September 1886 to R. A. Bolton 13th Hussars

Victorian 74th Highland Regiment Officers' Claymore with steel basket guard and wire bound fish skin grip, double fullered double-edged blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London', etched with 74th Highland Regiment badge, crowned VR and crest with G.W.F. initials in steel scabbard. Sold with letter from The National Army Museum dated 1972, stating this sword belonged to Lt. Colonel George W. Fordyce 74th Highlanders (joined 1832 - retired 1852). He commanded his regiment in action at Krome, South Africa in 1851 where he led an ill-fated attack on a Maqoma's Kraal, with the loss of one officer and fourteen men CONDITION REPORT Good original condition - hilt and scabbard has some rust staining but no deep pitting. Blade in good greased order with some minor staining at forte and has been cleaned in the past but the etching is still clear, although a little worn

Rare and fine mid-Victorian Officers' dress dirk of 74th Highlanders, with glass stone inset to pommel (chipped), ormolu mounts with regimental badge, Cross of St. Andrew, 'Assaye' and elephant battle honour and '74', with subsidiary knife and fork, a fine blade, signed 'Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' - retaining most original polish, etched with crowned VR, Regimental badge, family crest and 'Assaye' and elephant battle honour, the reverse with trophy of arms and twelve other battle honours - contained in its original japanned tin box. Sold with copy of letter from The National Army Museum, dated 1972 - belonged to Lt. Colonel George W. Fordyce 74th Highlanders (joined 1832 - retired 1852). See previous lot for his Claymore sword CONDITION REPORT All studs present. Lock spring on fork present but lazy lock spring on knife fine

Victorian Cavalry Officers' 1887 pattern undress sword with pierced scroll guard and wire bound fish skin grip, original dress knot, fullered blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' (no. 29135) - retaining most original polish, etched with crowned VR, crest with W.H.R. initials and scrollwork, in steel scabbard

Victorian Cavalry Officers' 1887 pattern undress sword with nickel plated pierced scroll guard, wire bound fish skin grip, fullered blade, signed 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London' (no. 32995) - retaining much original polish, etched with Empress of India crowned VR and crest with H.D.P. initials and floral scrollwork, in nickel plated mounted leather scabbard

A Clarice Cliff for Royal Staffordshire Crocus pattern plate; Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, a pink ground mug, designed by R Y Godden, No 23A; a Poole bowl; Shorter and son Clog; Wilkinson Celtic Rose jam pot; and a striped sugar bowl (6)

Irish Coat-of-Arms - Thomas Roderick O'Conner of Rathnew and Clunygrassin the County of Roscommon and of Dalton in the County of Northumberland, grant of arms by Capt. Nevile Rodwell Wilkinson, Ulster King of Arms, document on vellum, c 25 x 47cm., black wax seal in tin, preserved in maroon morocco box gilt

Glossaries, 24 volumes, including Bell, John, editor Rhymes of Northern Bards. Newcastle, 1812. 12mo., contemporary calf, with Index present, contemporary calf, neatly rebacked; Wilbraham, R. An Attempt at a Glossary of some words used in Cheshire. 1826, original boards, uncut, rubbed; The Gateshead Cabinet, being a small collection of Songs. By T.R.V. Newcastle: for the author, 1816; Midford, William A Collection of Songs, Comic and Satirical, chiefly in the Newcastle Dialect. Newcastle, 1818; bound with 6 others, similar, contemporary green half morocco gilt; Grose, F. A Glossary of Provincial and Local Words used in England. 1839, original cloth, worn; Hunter, J. The Hallamshire Glossary. London: W. Pickering, 1829, original cloth; Brockett, J.T. A Glossary of North Country Words. Newcastle, 1825, contemporary half calf; another edition, Newcastle, 1846, 2 volumes in one, maroon morocco, slightly rubbed; Akerman, J.Y. A Glossary of Provincial Words and Phrases in use in Wiltshire. 1842. 12mo, original cloth; Dickinson, W. A Glossary of the Words and Phrases of Cumberland. Whitehaven, 1859, original cloth; Atkinson, J.C. A Glossary of the Cleveland Dialect. 1868. 8vo, original cloth, rubbed; Morris, J.P. A Glossary of the Words and Phrases of Furness. 1869, original cloth; Halliwell, J.O. A Dictionary of Archaic and Provincial Words. 1878, 2 volumes, original cloth; Evans, A.B. Leicestershire Words, Phrases and Proverbs. 1881; Thompson, W.H. The Speech of Holderness and East Yorkshire. Hull, 1890, original cloth; Allan, T. Allan's Illustrated edition of Tyneside Songs. Newcastle, 1891, 2 volumes, quarter morocco, rubbed; Stuart, C. David Blythe, the Gipsy King. Kelso, 1883, original albumen print, original cloth; Wilson, Joe Tyneside Songs and Drolleries. Newcastle, [c.1894], large paper copy, quarter morocco; another edition, quarter morocco, rubbed; Coven, E. & others A Choice Collection of Tyneside Songs. Newcastle, [c.1870], original cloth; Good, J. A Glossary... East Lincolnshire. 1900, original boards; Robson, J.P. Songs of the Bards of the Tyne. Newcastle, [c.1849], green half calf, rebacked; Bruce, J.C. Northumbrian Minstrelsy. 1882, original cloth; Davidson, publisher The Tyneside Songster. 1889, original cloth; Blakeborough, R. Dialect Glossary... North Riding of Yorkshire. 1912; Wilkinson, J.H. Leeds Dialect Glossary and Lore. 1924, original cloth (24)

Yorkshire, a large collection, including [Gent, Thomas] The Antient and Modern History of the famous City of York. York: T. Hammond, 1730. 8vo, folding plan, folding plate, list of subscribers at end, contemporary panelled calf, rubbed; [Langdale, Thomas] The History of Northallerton. Northallerton: J. Langdale, 1791. 8vo, later quarter calf; [Farrer, W., printer] The History of Ripon. Ripon, 1806. Second edition, 8vo, frontispiece, original boards, uncut; Ainsworth, J., publisher The Scarborough Guide (sixth edition). Scarborough, [c.1820]. 12mo, 2 maps, 5 plates, contemporary half calf; Peat, Robert, printer The History of Thirsk. Thirsk, 1821, bound with Castellum Huttonicum. Some Account of Sheriff-Huytton Castle. York, 1824, plates, contemporary half calf gilt; Thompson, J. Historical Sketches of Bridlington. Bridlington, 1821. 12mo, frontispiece, manuscript corrections to text, contemporary half calf gilt; Cole, John, printer. Picture of Scarborough for the year 1824. Scarborough, 1824. 12mo, frontispiece, 1 plate, illustrations, original printed boards, uncut; [Wilson, J., printer] A Guide to Croft, Dinsdale, Middleton, Darlington etc. Darlington, 1834. 8vo, frontispiece & 3 plates, original cloth; Hinderwell, Thomas The History and Antiquities of Scarborough. Scarborough, 1832. Third edition, 12mo, frontispiece & 2 plates, original cloth; Walbran, Mr. A Guide to Ripon and Fountains Abbey. Ripon, 1861; Walbran, J.R. The Pictorial Pocket Guide to Ripon and Harrogate. Ripon, 1850; Walbran, J.R. The Visitor's Guide to Redcar. Ripon, 1848; Walbran, J.R. A Summer's Day at Bolton Priory. 1847, 4 works in one volume, contemporary half calf; Allison, J., printer Allison's Picturesque Pocket Companion... Whitby and its Neighbourhood. Whitby, 1850. 12mo, frontispiece, original printed wrappers; Phillips, John The Rivers, Mountains and Sea-Coast of Yorkshire. 1853. 8vo, 35 plates, original cloth, spine faded; Wilkinson of Barnsley, Mr. Stainborough & Rockley. London, 1853. 12mo, one of very few copies printed on fine paper, presentation copy to Thomas Bell from the publisher, frontispiece & 3 plates, original cloth, g.e.; [Hunton, James] York and its Vicinity. York, 1864. 8vo, 5 plates, 1 plan, 1 map, original cloth gilt; Reed, S., publisher Reed's Illustrated Guide to Whitby. Whitby, 1855. 12mo, original wrappers; Myrtle, A.S. Practical Observations on the Harrogate Mineral Waters. 1869. 8vo, photographic frontispiece, recent quarter calf; Page, W.G.B. The Hull and East Riding Portfolio. Hull, 1887. 4to., original upper wrappers bound in, cloth; Turner, J.H. The History of Brighouse, Rastrick and Hipperholme. Bingley, 1893, original cloth; and 6 more recent volumes ; sold as a collection not subject to return (24)

A George V and ER II RAF Officer's Dress sword by Wilkinson of London:, the GRV blade with acid etched decoration numbered '87769' over an ERII gilt hilt with crown and eagle, pierced guard and wire bound fish skin grip, eagle head pommel and gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard, blade length 81.5cm.

An early 19th century brass range finder by Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, stamped to frame as per title, also stamped 'Infy 6ft' to one side and 'Cavy 8ft' to the other with graduated scale to open triangle frame, 15cm long.

Three 19thC and earlier coins, to include a Louis XVI 1792 coin, a John Wilkinson Iron Master half penny, dated 1790, and a Prussian style coin, dated 1765, (AF).

A pair of silver serving spoons, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1904, with leaf decorated stem, 4oz.

RUGBY LEAGUE, portrait postcards of Hull players, 1950s, inc. Charlie Booth, John Wilkinson & Harry Markham, pub. By Yorkshire Post, ink annotation to backs, VG to EX, 3

RUGBY UNION, signed caricature sketch by Johnny Wilkinson, from the original by Ireland, signed tio lower white border, LE92/500, overmounted, framed & glazed, 14 x 17 overall, with hardback edition of biography My World & World Cup poster, EX, 3

AN ANTIQUARIAN PLAN OF POOLE, various Poole related pictures and prints and others including a print of Red Setters by Henry Wilkinson

A George V 1897 Infantry Officer's sword by Henry Wilkinson, 89 cm, slender etched and fullered blade, solid plated steel guard with foliate chasing and engraved for F N Tuff, REKMR, shaped fishskin grip, in leather scabbard, 113 cm overall to/w a leather box and two fencing foils (4)Provenance: The property of a Gentleman. The sword is said to have been owned by Second Lieutenant Frank.Noel.Tuff, Royal East Kent Yeomanry (born 26-11-1889/died on 5-11-1915). Second Lieutenant Tuff was an Oxford Blue for Cricket, and also played for the Kent 2nd XI. He was wounded at Gallipoli on 23-10-1915 and died of his wounds in Malta; he is buried in the Pieta Military Cemetery on Malta.

A Royal Artillery Officer's sword, straight, 32in. single-edged blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, within scabbard

LANCERS SMOKER'S COMPANION.An Edwardian silver regimental smoker's companion, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmith Co. Ltd., comprising a vesta/striker & a cigar cutter, bearing the arms of the 21st Lancers. Inscribed 'To the Officers. 21st Lancers. From C.T. Wilkinson, B.I.Y. 1906.' London 1906. Height 9.5cm. Depth 12cm.

Banknotes, Egypt, National Bank, fifty piastres (2): colour trial proofs in blue for back of first note issued in 1899, printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Company, stamped CANCELLED (Pick 1), one with repairs to edge damage, other without denomination panels, very fine and about uncirculated (2)

Framed England rugby shirt signed by the England 2003 World Cup winners,signatures in black marker pen, Johnson, Wilkinson, Greenwood, Dallaglio, Robinson Dawson, Back, Corry, Hill etc., 94 by 72cm.

A Jonny Wilkinson signed England 2003 Rugby World Cup replica shirt,signed in black marker pen and inscribed TAKE CARE, MANY THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT; sold together with a 2003 Rugby World Cup Final programme signed to the front cover by the England captain Martin Johnson (2)

Charles A. Wilkinson (b. 1830): 'Hemmingford Lock & Mill'; watercolour, signed lower right, H 37 x W 35 cm. Provenance: With Leggatt Brothers, their label verso

A Clarice Cliff Fantasque lotus pedestal bowl, the hand painted design of blue flowers on orange ground c.1930, base marked Wilkinson Ltd with gilt stamp Phillip`s Lawleys Regent St, diameter 23.5cm

RG Wilkinson (British School 20th Century) "Pastoral River Scene"Oil on canvas of cows grazing in front of two cottages with river in the foreground, signed, 50x75cm, in swept gilt frame.

*Wilkinson (Norman, 1878-1971). Merchant Shipping off Port, drypoint etching, unsigned, 16 x 22.5 cm, together with a pen and ink on paper, "British Major", showing a merchant vessel, 20.5 x 30 cm, both framed and glazed (2)

*Sword. Argentinian 1909 pattern Mauser "Bolo" short sword, the 37cm blade stamped 'Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie Solingen', reverse 'Modelo Argentino 1909', S quillon crossguard stamped 'C02885', reverse 'P', wooden grips with steel rivets, curved pommel stamped 'RA', 51cm long overall, in its steel scabbard stamped 'A04377', together with three French Chassepot bayonets, one lacking scabbard together with a 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet, lacking scabbard plus a Martini Henri triangular socket bayonet (6)

A VICTORIAN OFFICERS (WILKINSON) SWORD & SCABBARD. A Victorian Infantry Officers Sword with original scabbard, some heavy rusting evident. Number 10069 by Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall London, 31.1/2" blade with the point badly affected by rust. Complete with scabbard and brass name plaque, of H Wilkinson, both hilt and blade with Victorian Crowns.

A 1912 PATTERN OFFICERS SWORD by WILKINSON. A Cavalry officers 1912 pattern sword marked Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall London and numbered 48372. The hilt requires re-plating and the blade has some rust evident. The blade bears the owners initials of W W K P.

A COMMANDO DAGGER. A Wilkinson marked plated Fairburn-Sykes Commando Dagger, complete with its scabbard. 7" double-edged blade with etched cartouche, headed by the Queens Arms. With By appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11, Sword Cutlers. The Wilkinson Sword Crest and Made in England, with a ringed grip hilt and straight quillion.

A vintage cased Wilkinson Sword seven day safety razor and leather strop together with other items.

A George V officer's sword made by Wilkinson of London A.J.S to the blade,(tip missing) in it's brown leather scabbard, one flintlock pistol, one percussion cap pistol, both as found, and a copper hunting horn (lacking mouth piece) 118.5 cm long

Racing Biographies. An interesting selection of mainly large format hardback volumes in their DJs and in very good condition, including: Tom or 'Scrap' Thistlethwayte, The Forgotten Bentley Boy, by Geoffrey O'Connell, 1st ed, 2008; Frank Lockhart: American Speed King, by Sarah Morgan-Wu & James O'Keefe, 1st ed, 2012; Mike Hawthorn: Golden Boy - The life and death of Britain's first World Champion driver, by Tony Bailey & Paul Skilleter, 1st ed, 2008; 'Wilkie' The Motor Racing Legend, by W. E. Wilkinson with Chris Jones, 1st ed, 1987, with ink presentation inscription and signature of 'Wilkie' Wilkinson on the title page; Ralph de Palma: Gentleman Champion, by Gary D. Doyle, 1st ed, 2005, Number 280 of a limited Ed of 1,500 copies, signed by the author on the rear of the half-title; plus nine other hardback volumes, including three about the Campbells (Malcolm and Donald) in poorer second-hand condition, the remainder being excellent copies (14)

Collectors reference books etc, selection covering various subjects inc. Beer Labels, Mats & Coasters by Osborne & Pipe, Catalogue of Modern World Coins 1850-1950 by Yeoman, Swords & Daggers by Wilkinson, Militaria Collecting Print & Manuscript by Rev. A.H. Denney, Collecting Printed Ephemera by Rickards etc, other subjects inc. military medals & ribbons, stamps, postcards, photographs, bottles etc (gen gd) (approx 25)

Devon. Bowen (Emanuel), An Accurate Map of Devon Shire divided into its Hundreds, drawn from the best authorities, assisted by the most approved modern maps..., published Carington Bowles, Robert Sayer & Robert WIlkinson, circa 1785, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring and some later enhancement, large decorative cartouche, inset plan of Plymouth, some mount and marginal staining, 540 x 685 mm, together with Morden (Robert),Wiltshire, [1695 or later], hand coloured engraved map, 350 x 415 mm, with Cary (John),Surrey, 1787, engraved map with contemporary outline colouring, slight mount staining, 220 x 270 mm (3)