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A George V Army dress sword, by Wilkinson Sword Company Limited, and in plated scabbard. Length 102 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Serial number on the top of the blade is difficult to read. The last four digits are 3640. The first digit is also probably a 6 but it is difficult to read.

Antique Henry Wilkinson & Co, London Silver Plated Server with J. Brenger & Co Germany Shears. Hallmarks to server. Includes creamer and sugar, possible marriage. Needs cleaning otherwise good condition. Server measures 9-1/2" H x 16" Long, shears measures 6" Long. Shipping $65.00 (estimate $100-$150)

WILKINSON, Popular Footballers, Nos. 14 Milburn (Newcastle) & 18 Mannion (Middlesbrough), latter creased, about G to VG, 2

A pair of Old Sheffield Plate entree dishes on warming bases, by H D Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, , the covers with detachable handles, the bases each raised on four scrolled feet and with two loop handles each of compressed rectangular form with gadrooned edges, 39cm over handles (2) Intact but with significant 'bleeding' to all parts

A set of four Victorian silver candlesticks, by Padley, Parkin & Co (x3) and Henry Wilkinson & Co (x1), Sheffield 1841, each on a shaped circular shell scrolled base below a leaf and shell decorated baluster stem supporting a campana socket, 27cm high, loaded (4) Slight bruising to the knops and a split to one of the knops otherwise in good condition

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) The River Clyde signed (lower right), titled (to gallery label on reverse) watercolour 10.5cm x 18cm. Provenance: The Tryon Gallery, London.

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) The Redentore, Venice signed (lower left), titled (to gallery label on reverse) watercolour 12.5cm x 18cm. Provenance: The Tryon Gallery, London.

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Pottery Swallow box and cover manufacturer's marks to base 11cm across.

A Victorian 1895 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82.2 cm etched blade with single fuller, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, numbered 34540 to the back edge, the nickel-plated, pierced and engraved hilt with Royal cypher, wire-bound fishskin grip (scabbard lacking), and another, similar, with J. Edward & Sons, 9, Hanover St., W. blade (scabbard lacking) (2)

A George VI Naval Officer's Sword by Wilkinson Sword, London, the 78cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with fouled anchor, Royal cypher and foliage, the brass gothic hilt cast with a crowned fouled anchor, the hinged guard engraved B.E.C.T.BRAY R.N, with wire bound fishskin grip, lion head pommel with long mane, bullion sword knot, brass mounted black leather scabbard with rain cover, black patent leather belt with sword slings and gilt metal clasp, and three pairs of shoulder boards to a Lieutenant CommanderOrange rust pitting to blade. Locket of scabbard is loose

BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD, having gilt metal lion's head pommel over wire bound shark skin grip with gilt metal guard and braided tassel, the etched, fullered, single edge blade marked: Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London and Gieve Matthews and Seagrove Ltd. London, Portsmouth and Devonport. Gilt brass mounted leather scabbard. Numbered: 42347. 94cm long overall. CONDITION REPORT: Some staining and marks to the blade, wear to gilding commensurate with use, braid is also worn and very grubby, scabbard top mount is loose, scuffs and wear to the leather.

An early 20th Century bayonet, by Wilkinson, dated 1907, stained wooden hilt and leather scabbard, with metal mounts.

A mahogany framed print - Lion Heart, depicting Johnny Wilkinson, limited edition, signed in pencil together with one other framed print

Pair of Georgian brass sovereign scales, the folding scales in mahogany case and bearing a paper label for "A Wilkinson, Ormskirk, Lancashire"

Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Limited, octagonal jug, Crocus pattern, 17cm, Crocus pattern cups and saucers, bowls etc., (small quantity) some damage.

Donald Wilkinson, Glen River Mourne Mountains/ November artists proof signed and unframed

UK patent 1888 Mk III bayonet, Wilkinson-London, marked with a VR Crown, and with further crow's foot W D in steel mounted and stitched leather scabbard, total length 7 1/2"

UK, Patent 1907 bayonet, Wilkinson, in a steel mounted and stitched leather scabbard with traces of original khaki green paint throughout, total length 22 3/4 ins

Wilkinson Ltd (Royal Staffordshire Pottery) china figure mounted match holder/striker/ashtray, inscribed "Chairman", green printed mark, 10 1/2 ins tall

Henry Wilkinson framed dry point etching, numbered 67/150, signed in pencil

Wilkinson & Co - Pomona - A conical sugar sifter circa 1932 hand painted with a bough of fruit below a brown banded tip, Honeyglaze mark, height 13.5cm.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971),a leaping salmon,signed in pencil,etching,24 x 31.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: Framed and glazed. Dimensions for image only. Even discolouration.

A WILKINSON TOBY JUG OF DAVID LLOYD GEORGE DESIGNED BY SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS commemorating WWI and with the Admiral holding a grey artillery shell inscribed 'Shell Out', printed marks to base, 25cms high

A WILKINSON TOBY JUG OF ADMIRAL JELLICOE DESIGNED BY SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS commemorating WWI and with the Admiral holding a jug inscribed 'Hell Fire Jack', printed marks to base, 25cms high

AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY LONGCASE CLOCK BY JOSEPH WILKINSON OF WIGTON in mahogany and having a brass dial bearing Roman numerals within a square hood over a trunk with shaped door and flanking Corinthian quarter-columns, 207cms high

A WILKINSON TOBY JUG OF ADMIRAL DAVID EARL BEATTY DESIGNED BY SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS commemorating WWI and with the Admiral holding an artillery shell inscribed 'Dread Nought', printed marks to base, 25cms high

The Wombles 8x10 photo signed by Albert Wilkinson as Tomsk the Womble. Good condition.

A BRITISH 1896 PATTERN CAVALRY OFFICER'S SWORD, 3RD (PRINCE OF WALES'S) DRAGOON GUARDS by Wilkinson, the 88.5cm polished straight blade etched with the Royal arms, 'ER VII' cypher, 3rd Dragoon Guards regimental device, and personal initials 'FACL', marked at the ricasso 'By Warrant / Patent Solid Hilt / Henry / Wilkinson / Pall Mall / London', the back edge numbered '39249', the steel hilt with a pierced foliate knuckle-guard and a wire-bound grip, in a brown leather covered scabbard, overall 108cm long.

A BRITISH 1897 PATTERN OFFICER'S SWORD by Wilkinson, the 83cm polished straight blade etched with the Royal arms, 'ER VII' cypher, extensive foliate decoration, inscription 'Presented to Sgt. R.H. Haseldine . By Officers 1st Middlesex Rect. / December 1903', and personal inter-twined initials 'RHH', marked at the ricasso 'By Warrant / Patent Solid Hilt / Henry / Wilkinson / Pall Mall / London', the back edge numbered '39854', the steel hilt with a pierced foliate knuckle-guard and a wire-bound grip, in a brown leather covered scabbard, overall 102cm long.

Three volumes on bayonets including "British Military Bayonets From 1700-1945" by R.J. Wilkinson Latham

Silver fruit basket, Hy Wilkinson, Sheffield 1856, the lobed dish pierced and engraved with fronds, diameter 26cm, 14oz 8dwt

Pair of Gordon Wilkinson Original Watercolours, ' Windmill and Lifeboat Station, Lytham' and 'Bolton by Bowland' signed in pencil lower right, Framed and mounted behind glass, 10 by 13 inches.

*@Wilkinson (Norman, 1878-1971). Coast of Spain, oil on board, signed lower right, titled verso, 39.5 x 50 cm (15.5 x 19.5 ins), in a deep carved wood frame (1)

TWO CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON FRUIT BOWLS: one decorated in 'Rhodanthe' pattern 21cm diameter, the other in 'Pompadour' 24cm diameter

An Elizabeth II Royal Naval dress sword by Wilkinson, no. 14690

ENGLISH SCHOOL (LATE 18TH CENTURY) 'James Wilkinson & Son gun makers to His Majesty', oil on canvas, framed, 62 x 34 cm

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (c. 1860-1930). Cattle in a village setting, signed lower right, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 27 x 38 cm

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (c.1860-1930). Cattle in a landscape with a young girl, signed lower right, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 47 x 72 cm

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (c.1860-1930). A view to the sea, signed lower left, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 23.5 x 35 cm

NORMAN WILKINSON PRI, ROI, RBA (1878 - 1971). 'Trout Fishing Loch??', see label verso, signed lower right in pencil, etching, framed and glazed, 22 x 30 cm

A HALLMARKED SILVER FOUR DIVISION TOAST RACK BY HENRY WILKINSON & CO - LONDON 1891, in a Gothic style sitting on four angular feet, approx 114 g, W 9 cm

Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011), by and after, Gun Dogs, signed and numbered 44/45 by the artist in pencil, coloured etching, 27.5cm x 38cm

Elizabeth II British Army Infantry Officer's Pattern Sword by WilkinsonA good clean example of the regulation pattern. The blade with etched decoration depicting a Crowned EIIR cypher and to the forte the Wilkinson cutler's details with the number to the back of the blade "89192" (1966). The hilt with EIIR cypher to the guard, the grip with twist wire binding. Housed in plated metal scabbard. PLEASE NOTE This sword has been professionally refurbished during its working life and is in near parade condition.

Similar Elizabeth II British Army Infantry Officer's Pattern Sword by WilkinsonA good clean example of the regulation pattern. This example has been professionally refurbished during its working life and no etching remains to the blade. The back edge bears the Wilkinson number "95067" (1969). The hilt with EIIR cypher to the guard, the grip with twist wire binding. Housed in black leather scabbard. Small area of wear to the point, otherwise near parade condition.

Victorian British Army Infantry Officer's Pattern Sword by Wilkinson.An example of the regulation pattern. The blade with etched decoration depicting a reversed entwined VR cypher and to the forte the cutler's details of Wilkinson of London. The back edge of the blade with the number "35599" (1898). The hilt with VR cypher to the guard, the grip with twist wire binding. Housed in metal scabbard. Some age wear and dulling to the steel.

Royal Marines Officer's "Sword of Honour" by Wilkinson of London.A extremely rare example presented to Second Lieutenant M.A. Le Breton in 1985. The sword is the regulation pattern. The obverse of the blade is etched with a Crowned EIIR cypher and presentation "Second Lieutenant M.A. Le Breton Royal Marines". The reverse is with regimental title and Globe and Laurels and further presentation script "The Royal Marines Sword of Honour Presented by the Admiralty Board for Meritorious Results 19 April 1985". The forte with the cutler's details of Wilkinson and the blade is numbered "117372" Infantry pattern guard with EIIR Cypher; shagreen grip and twist wire binding. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. The overall condition is good and is near parade condition, but PLEASE NOTE slight damp damage with light rusting to the top of the blade and a little to the throat of the scabbard. Needs a small amount of attention.Lieutenant M.A. Le Breton was appointing Acting Second Lieutenant 3rd May 1984, Lieutenant 1st May 1988 and was transferred to the Emergency List 1992.

British 1856 Pattern Pioneers Short SwordA good example, the single edged flat sided blade with sharpened back edge point and rear sawback edge. The forte dated "10/00 and cutler's details of Wilkinson" with various Ordnance stamps and stamped "N". Brass stirrup shape guard with down swept quillon. and brass ribbed slab grips secured by four steel rivets. Housed in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Clean condition.

Royal Navy Attributed Officer's Sword by Wilkinson of London.A good post 1901 example, carried by Commander Lewis Bernard Alexander Majendie DSC, who is credited with the destruction of U-445 1944. The blade etched with Royal Arms and crowned fouled anchor. The solid gilt metal guard emblazoned with a crowned fouled anchor. To the forte the cutler's details of Wilkinson and retailer's details of "Gieves". White shagreen grip surmounted by a gilt metal lion's head pommel. Within the gilt guard is engraved the name "L.B.A. Majendie". Housed in original black leather and gilt mounted scabbard fitted with two loose rings; complete with bullion sword knot. Etching to blade remains clear, blade with some rusting and surface pitting, spots, crease to the scabbard. GCCommander Lewis Bernard Alexander Majendie DSC was appointed a Midshipman in the Royal Navy on the 2nd August 1914, he was present at the Battle of Jutland serving as a Assistant Navigation Officer. Acting Sub Lieutenant January 1917 and confirmed in September 1917. Lieutenant 1919 and remaining with the Royal Navy Lt Commander 1927. He retired with the rank of Commander 1938 and was attached to the RAF. Recalled at the outbreak of WW2 he commanded the Sloop HMS Fowey and on the 20th November 1942 whilst picking up survivors of a merchant ship was torpedoed and sunk by U-263. He was later given command of HMS Wren a Sloop and HMS Glenarm a Frigate. On the 7th May 1944 he was given Command of HMS Louis another Frigate on on the 24th August 1944 engaged and sunk U-445 in the Bay of Biscay. He was awarded the DSO in January 1945.

Attributed to Clarice Cliff, an Art Deco tureen hand painted with country scenes of trees, village buildings and clouds, marks to the base 'Wilkinson Ltd, Burslem England', pattern mark 9702, diameter 20cm.

A pair of Franklin porcelain John Wilkinson vases, the Alpine Butterfly Vase and Meadowland Butterfly Vase, each on wooden stands, 35cm high. (2)

A British Army sword, 1821 pattern, probably late Victorian with a single fullered blade, of Wilkinson design, etched with VR Royal motif, by Fenton Brothers of Sheffield for Anderson's & Sons, Edinburgh, complete with steel scabbard and red sash, 101cm long.

A George V cavalry officer's sword, with part etched Wilkinson silvered blade, leather scabbard and highly elaborate pierced silvered hand guard with shaped pommel and turned shagreen style hand grip with a dot edge, 98cm wide.

King's Own Royal Border Regiment Iraq Medal.Awarded to "25118858 LCPL A.D. WILKINSON KORBR".

Battle of Britain Wilkinson Commemorative sword.A magnificent example with a gilt eagle crossguard and pommel with gilt RAF device, produced to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. The straight double edged blade is etched with a "Scramble" scene. Spitfires and Hurricane fighters etc. The reverse bears the Wilkinson Sword Device and details of the sword, also to the blade, stating this to be number 36 of 500 swords. The hilt with plain polished rosewood grip. Good clean condition.

Edwardian 7th Middlesex Rifle Volunteers The London Scottish Attributed Officer's Broadsword.A very fine example by Wilkinson of London bearing the blade number "40894" (1906). The straight blade with central fuller is etched with a EVIIR cypher, the full regimental title and also with an Armourial crest and initials "C.J.L.". The hilt with full basket, retaining scarlet lining and crimson tassels. Housed in polished black leather scabbard with plated chape. Near Parade Condition.Attributed to Major C.J. Low DSO who was appointed Lt in December 1909. He served with the 1st Bn as a Company Commander during the Great War and was with the Regiment on the first day of the Battle of Loos and the Somme. His papers are held by the Imperial War Museum.

Elizabeth II General Officer's 1831 pattern Mameluke hilted sword By WilkinsonA good and rare example made by Wilkinson of London and numbered 91431. The blade is etched with Crowned EIIR Cypher, General Officer's device and floral decoration. Gilt cross guard with floral decoration and General Officer's device to the centre. Two piece grip with two floral head gilt studs. Housed in original plated scabbard with two loose rings. Fitted with gold bullion and crimson silk sword knot. The sword has been professionally refurbished, probably by Wilkinson and is in Parade condition. One floral head stud to grip absent.

Household Cavalry Elizabeth II Trooper's state sword by Wilkinson.A superb and rare Elizabeth II example Singled edged blade, slightly curved. To the forte of the blade cutler's details of Wilkinson Sword. Shagreen grip with twist wire binding. The open guard with a crowned cypher. Housed in original polished steel scabbard. GC Near Parade Condition.

1st (Salisbury) Wiltshire Rifle Volunteers 1861 Officer's Sword by Wilkinson of London.A good example, the single edged blade with crowned VR cypher and to the obverse the regimental title "1st Wiltshire Rifles", this complemented with a strung bugle and the owners initials of "E.D.F". The forte with cutler's details and the back of the blade with the number 11038 (1861). The hilt with the unusual feature of a Light Cavalry three bar open guard, shagreen grip with diamond cut pommel. Housed in polished steel scabbard. Overall GC etching clear minor age wear.Formed 18th August 1859 Attributed to Lt Edward D Fisher appointed 20th April 1861

WW1 Royal Engineers Officer's Sword by Wilkinson.A good clean example, the blade etched with Royal Arms and title "Royal Engineers". The forte with the cutler's details of Wilkinson sword and the back of the blade with the number "43123". Fitted with an Infantry style guard, incorporating a Crowned GVR cypher. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Near VGC clean condition.

Royal Marines Officer's Sword.A scarce EIIR example by Wilkinson. The blade is etched with a Crowned EIIR cypher. The reverse is with regimental title and Globe and Laurels. The forte with the cutler's details of Wilkinson and the blade is numbered 72728 (1954). Infantry pattern guard with EIIR Cypher; shagreen grip and twist wire binding. Housed in polished brown leather field service scabbard. Good clean condition near parade condition.