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Naval ceremonial sword by Wilkinson sword Ltd with shark handle and leather and brass scabbard

Early Victorian oval silver toast rack, ornate frame on splayed feet 20 cm by Henry Wilkinson & Co. Sheffield 1847, 9 ozt

A Victorian officer’s sword of The Royal Artillery, slightly curved, fullered blade 32" by Wilkinson, no 11276 (for 1861) on backstrap, nicely etched with crowned VR cypher on one side and winged lightning with scrolls “Royal” and “Artillery” on the other, all in tightly scrolled panels, with owner’s crest, motto and initials “CL” on one side at forte, steel hilt with knucklebow, sideloop and 2 sidebars, forward sloping stepped pommel, chequered thumbpiece to backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its scabbard with 2 rings; with photostat details of Sir Charles Larcom, including copy of entry in Wilkinson’s register for 1861, small head and shoulders photo in full dress, entry in Burkes Peerage, etc. Good Condition, a clean example. Plate 38 £300-400

A similar sword (owned by McLoughlin’s son, who had both swords rehilted and plated en suite) straight fullered blade 32½” by Wilkinson, no 59040 (for 1921), etched on both sides with crowned Royal Arms, GVR cypher and wreath in scrolled panels, plated hilt and scabbard identical with previous lot, in leather case. Very Good Condition. Plate 45

†A George VI officer’s sword of The Highland Light Infantry, blade 32½” by Wilkinson, no 67292 (for 1938), with narrow fuller to centre section, etched with crowned GVIR cypher within thistle wreaths on one side and crowned regimental badge with “Highland” and “Light Infantry” within wreaths on the other, plated crossguard of regimental pattern with long langets, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather field service scabbard with plated chape and throat mount. Good Condition (some wear and light pitting to blade). Plate 44

A Victorian officer’s sword of The Royal Artillery, very slightly curved blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 16237 (for 1869) on the backstrap, and etched with crowned VR cypher on one side and winged lightning with Norfolk Artillery Militia on the other, all in scrolled fenestrated panels, with owner’s crest and motto at forte on one side, triple bar steel hilt with sideloop, stepped pommel and backstrap with chequered thumbpiece, wirebound sharkskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings, and leather cover stamped Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. Good Condition, the blade retaining much original finish. Note: The sword of Capt Sir William Ffoulkes, JP, Deputy Lieutenant, High Sheriff of Norfolk, 1876, MP King’s Lynn 1880, KCVO 1904; brief details with lot.Plate 38 £300-400

An Edward VII cavalry officer’s sword, very slightly curved, fullered blade 35" by Wilkinson, no 42335 (for 1909) on backstrap, etched in Union wreath panels on one side with crowned Royal Arms and on the other with crowned Ed VII cypher and owner’s initials “P.G.D”, Wilkinson’s “Patent Solid Hilt”, the semi bowl guard pierced with 1821 style “scroll pattern”, chequered pommel and backstrap, chequered composition grips, in its plated (minor wear and rust speckles) scabbard with 2 rings. Good Condition (minor wear to blade and light pitting to hilt).Plate 38

An interesting Victorian infantry officer’s 1845 pattern sword with steel hilt, slightly curved fullered blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 9365 (for 1858), etched on both sides with crowned VR cypher in foliate scrolled panels, steel hilt of regulation pattern incorporating crowned VR cypher, stepped pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard with 2 rings; with extensive photostat material showing the sword with “steel gilt hilt” was sold to Edward Gunter, 59th Regt, in November 1858, full details and diary extracts for Gunter, who retired at Lt. Col in 1888 and subsequently served as Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (Canada), etc. Good Condition. Plate 38 £300-400

An interesting officer’s sword of The R Army Medical Corps, almost straight, fullered blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 30276 (for 1890) on backstrap, etched with flat topped crown and VR cypher with wreath, on both sides, in foliate geometric panels, owner’s name “G S McLoughlin” (of the R.A.M.C) in scroll at forte on one side, plated infantry pattern hilt with GVR cypher (c. 1934 “when the RAMC finally changed over to the pattern 1897” sword, Robson p245), chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings, and leather case (worn); 2 studio photographs, photostat and other details of George Somers McLoughlin (1867-1943) who served with the RAMC in E. Africa, the Boer War, WWI and Staff appointments, and was awarded the DSO and made a CMG, from 1890 - 1922, retiring with the rank of Major General; see also next lot. Very Good condition. Plate 45

A .451” percussion sporting rifle by Wilkinson, Pall Mall, 46½” overall, round barrel 30½” with military pattern ladder rearsight, the flat topped breech engraved “Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London”, the breech tang with later mount for target sight; the lined Enfield fore end and wrist, and steel mounts including scrolled trigger guard. Good Working Order and Condition (barrel worn, breech vent welded, patched repair to fore end, fore sight missing, ramrod replaced). Plate 49

A fine World War I Admiralty prize dirk, blade 18" double edged towards point, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London and retailed by Gieve, Matthews & Seagrove Ltd, London Portsmouth & Devonport, etched with crowned fouled anchor on one side and crowned GVR cypher with presentation inscription “Admiralty Prize, Seamanship R.N. College, Keyham, 1916, Cadet Capt. J.G. Deneys”, gilt hilt with applied fouled anchor in crowned wreath to crossguard with acorn finials, lion’s head pommel and backstrap, wirebound white sharkskin grip, with dress knot (minor wear) in its gilt mounted leather scabbard with locking catch to guard and 2 opposing rings. Very Good Condition, the blade virtually mint state. Plate 41 £350-450

Victorian Cavalry Officers Dress Sword by Henry Wilkinson, London, the blade with inscription ‘Presented to Quarter Master A. McLean by the Members of the Lesmahagow and Douglas Districts of a Squadron Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry on his Promotion, May 1897’, 89 cm, blade No. 34957 with scabbard and leather outer case

A pair of 19th Century jugs, one marked Mr Thomas Wilkinson and one marked Mrs Wilkinson, Barton, Nottinghamshire 1857, 19cm

Two bayonets, one guerilla knife, a Wilkinson sword dagger and a knife together with assorted paper work and documents including scrapbook, soldier's release book etc.

A Royal Artillery Officer's fine quality and excellent condition Wilkinson Sword with finely etched EIIR blade

Sword: A fine commemorative Wilkinson Sword copy of a small sword circa 1770 with hallmarked silver hilt (London 1973). Etched blade 28.5" engraved with stand of Arms, ricasso with double headed Eagle. This may be the Wilkinson 200th Anniversary U.S. Independence Sword (A limited edition of 1000) Wirebound grip. Very well made (no scabbard, made without). Lovely item.

Sword: A modern Commemorative sword by The Wilkinson Sword Company made in the 'Celtic' style, bearing their trade logo and address to the ricasso. D/E polished blade 34". Crossguard with drooping quillons. Plain triangular pommel, polished blade 34". Crossguard with drooping quillons. Plain triangular pommel, polished wooden grip. (no scabbard)

Sword: A modern Commemorative sword by The Wilkinson Sword Company & bearing their trade logo and address to the ricasso. Straight crossguard and circular pommel. Blade D/E with central fuller 35.5". Shaped polished wood grip. Polished steel blade to mounts. An attractive piece. (No scabbard). This sword made in the Medieval Renaissance.

Sword: An 1827 Pattern Rifle Officers sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall, London. Top of blade numbered '10716' (Number shows year of manufacture as 1860) Etched blade with Victorian Crown and '8th L.R.V.' (8th Lancashire Rifle Volunteers) Panel on blade etched with owners name 'W. HARPER'. Blade 32.5", steel hilt with strung bugle device, wirebound fishskin hilt (handling wear). In its steel mounted leather scabbard. Note * William Harper's career through the Gazettes is sold with the sword.

Sword: An Edward VIII, 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London. Etched blade 32" with serial number 41538 (for 1907). Complete with its leather field service scabbard. Good condition overall.

Sword: An Infantry Officers sword Pattern 1845/54 by Henry Wilkinson. Ricasso with Pall Mall address. Fullered blade 33" with VR Crown & Rifle Officers strung bugle (Rifle Volunteers?) Top of blade numbered '24205' for 1881. 1854/Patt Gothic Brass hilt with non folding guard. In its steel scabbard. Areas of light pitting (largely to scabbard). Grip wirebound fishskin (latter worn). Sound condition overall, researchable and will improve with cleaning.

Endorsed etching The Evening Rise by Norman Wilkinson unmounted and other prints 22 cms x 28 cms

Holland & Wilkinson centre point reel 4.75" in original wooden box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (act. 1860-1930). Cattle watering in a country landscape, watercolour, signed lower right, framed and glazed, 27 x 38 cm

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (act.1860-1930). Cattle in a country landscape with a maiden, watercolour, signed lower right, framed and glazed, 47.5 x 71.5 cm

*Fighting Knife. A fine presentation knife by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, circa 1946, the 17 cm steel blade etched 'Hand forged by Tom Beasley The Famous Sword Smith of Stalingrad Sword Fame' (in three banners), reverse with Wilkinson markings and 'Commando Fighting Knife World War 1939-1945' with initials 'P.R.H.', brass crossguard, amber celluloid grip and gilt metal top nut, 29.5 cm overall, in its black leather scabbard with brass mounts Presented to Peter Richard Hall who served during WWII with the Royal Air Force. These knives were produced in 1946 and 1947 to promote the Wilkinson's 'Empire Razor' campaign. There are three versions of this knife with the 'three banner' being the first type. Tom Beasley knives were made for showroom displays. The "Stalingrad Sword" was presented by George VI to Joseph Stalin in honour of the Russian troops defence of the city of Stalingrad. (1)

*Sword. A Victorian Militia Bandsman's sword, circa 1850s, the 64cm curved steel blade, with brass hilt and lions-head pommel, 78cm overall, in its brass scabbard, together with a 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet with leather scabbard, No4 spike bayonets, each in scabbard, No9 Mk1 Enfield bayonet, Trench knife with scabbard (6)

*Sword. An 1897 Pattern Officer's Sword, the 83cm steel blade by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, privately stamped with initials 'H.T.E.', war department arrow, regulation honeysuckle hilt, wire-bound fish-skin grip, domed pommel with top nut, 101cm long overall in its Sam Browne scabbard with leather sword knot inscribed Elmore and frog (1)

*Sword. A WWI Officer's sword belonging to Colonel P.H. Teesdale, DSO, MC by Henry Wilkinson Serial Number 44191, the 80cm slightly curved blade etched with Royal Pennant and insignia of the Royal Artillery, the forte etched 'Patent Solid Hilt Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London' with owner's initials P.H.T., and Teesdale family crest with the motto 'Animae Ca Paces Mortis', plated triple-bar guard, diced bakelite wire-bound grip, stepped pommel with brown leather sword knot, 105cm overall, in its plated scabbard with leather sword bag bearing owners initials Colonel Philip Herbert Teesdale, D.S.O., M.C. (1894-1976) was born in Eltham, Kent, he passed out from the Royal Military Academy in 1913, and purchased this sword on gaining his first commission of 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery, he served on the Western Front from 1 October 1915, Twice Mentioned in Despatches on 4 January 1917 and 16 March 1919, awarded the Distinguished Service Order and Military Cross. Post War service saw him serving with Mountain Artillery, Indian Army, he re-engaged for WWII service in 1939, he was badly wounded in North Africa whilst commanding the Field Regiment in the Knightsbridge Battle and following the retreat to the Alamein Line he was given the task of reforming 95th Anti-Tank Regiment which was mauled at Gazala. He remained in the command until 1943 when he was promoted to Colonel and put in command of B-Anti Tank Group which consisted of five regiments. (1)

After Robert Wilkinson (1768 - 1825), "Beverley", an engraving, republished October 11, 1809, showing Harrisons coach house and the Minster, 38 x 51 cm, ebonised frame.

A pair of Franklin Mint vases by John Wilkinson entitled ' The Alpinee Butterfly Vase ' and the ' Meadowland Butterfly Vase ' H29cm

Irish Angling Newland (Henry), The Erne, Its Legends and its Fly-Fishing, 1999, F.C.L., numbered limited edition of 450, t.e.g., green bonded leather, slipcase; Moore (T.C. Kingsmill), A Man May Fish, 1960, Jenkins, first edition, dust wrapper; Wilkinson (S.B.), Reminiscences of Sport in Ireland, 1987, Signet, numbered limited edition of 1000, cloth; with six others (9)

WILKINSON LTD WASHSET, comprising jug, bowl, two chamber pots, soap dish and toothbrush pot

CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON LTD PLATE, diameter approximately 20cm

A 1907 Wilkinson bayonet in scabbard

A Wilkinson fencing épée

A Queens Own Cameron Highlanders 1821 pattern light cavalry / artillery officer's sword by Henry Wilkinson. Impressed 44321 with both metal and leather scabbards and leather case, sword etched J.W.F. Mc L and also to case

A Wilkinson 1897 pattern officer's sword with George V Cipher, in leather scabbard, also with metal scabbard

Maps. A mixed collection of approximately 125 foreign maps, mostly 18th & 19th century, engraved and lithographic maps, including examples by Moll, Bowen, Kitchin, Rapkin, S.D.U.K., Hinton, Wilkinson, Archer, Rollos, De L'Isle, Homann, Cary and Janssen, occasional duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.125)

NAVAL SIGNAL TABLE: 'Distinguishing Vanes for the Ships and Vessels of the Channel Fleet', 1809, Original printed and manuscript table inscribed as per title, neatly completed in ink with the names of 53 ships, the pennants painted in watercolour, given to Vice Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth (1748-1817) on board H.M.S. Caledonia, 21st July 1809, autographed by Admiral James Gambier (1756-1833), Commander-in-Chief of the Channel Fleet, and by James Wilkinson, Admiral Gambier's secretary, sheet size -- 13.4 x 43cm. (5 ¼ x 17in.) framed and glazed

NORMAN WILKINSON: A TRAVEL AGENT'S POSTER FOR THE BLUE STAR LINE, depicting a liner at anchor with local craft attending, signed Norman Wilkinson lower right, framed with ebonised frame impressed BLUE STAR LINE LONDON TO SOUTH AMERICA -- 23 x 26in. (58.5 x 66cm.) overall,

A Clarice Cliff pottery bowl of rimmed form decorated in the Anemone pattern, Wilkinson marks, shape, (24cm)

NORMAN WILKINSON 1934 PRINT DE HAVILAND COMET GROSVENOR HOUSE 20'x17'

BRITISH POLITICS: Selection of A.Ls.S., T.Ls.S., some signed letterheads and cards etc., by various British Politicians including Margaret Bondfield, Ellen Wilkinson, John Burns, Viscount Grey of Fallodon, Philip Snowden, Arthur Henderson (interesting content regarding Christianity and religion in society, 1927), Jo Grimond, William Whitelaw, Selwyn Lloyd, Roy Jenkins (referring to Electoral Reform, 1981), George Thomas (4), Emanuel Shinwell (discussing several of his books), R. A. Butler, Malcolm MacDonald (lengthy A.L.S. referring to Kenya and East Africa and mentioning Karen Blixen's book Out of Africa), Lord Hailsham etc. A few of the letters are accompanied by the original envelopes. G to generally VG, 30

Arthur B Wilkinson watercolour - Near Oxted Surrey - signed and dated 1904 - 29cm x 54cm - under glass in a gilt frame

A Wilkinson sugar shaker in the form of a space rocket, 14.5cm

A George VI Royal Engineers ceremonial sword, Wilkinson Sword, 672221, with leather scabbard and an additional steel scabbard

A WILKINSON COMMANDO FIGHTING KNIFE, with black painted hilt & blade, hilt in grey alloy, in original brown leather scabbard, L 30 cm

A 1908 WILKINSON BAYONET IN LEATHER SCABBARD, together with a 1907 example (no scabbard), and a relic condition bayonet of similar type (3)

THE WOMBLES: 8x10 photo signed byAlbert Wilkinson (Tomsk) Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

A George V facet cut glass and silver mounted oil and vinegar bottle on stand (by Millar Wilkinson, London, 1911), stand 13.13 oz

An early 19th Century cut glass fruit bowl on an early Victorian foliate pierced gilt metal stand by Henry Wilkinson & Co, bears Victorian lozenge mark to the inside and No'd. 627 to the base CONDITION REPORTS Base approx 23cm long

British Light Cavalry Troupers Sword, Looks To Be 1821 Pattern, Marked Wilkinson Pall Mall London

R M ALLEN- WILKINSON The Brisons and the Bright Sea Acrylic Signed 30 x 22cm

PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER MUSTARD SPOONS, Early English pattern, London 1819; a SALT SPOON, London 1906 and a CHILD'S VICTORIAN SILVER KNIFE AND FORK with mask head engraved blades, embossed ferrules, carved ivory handles, makers H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1864 (5)

BRITISH MILITARY BAYONET. British military bayonet marked 97 with cross swords, probably Wilkinson, with leather and metal scabbard

Wilkinson Sword Operation Desert Storm Commemorative Fairbairn Sykes (F.S.) Commando Knife, one side of the blade is etched to the centre Operation Desert Storm 17th January 1991 within scrolls and other side etched Her Majesty’s Armed Forces Defending World Freedom within scrolls. Base of the blade etched with Wilkinson Sword trade mark and the other side with FS logo. 110 etched to lower section of one side of the blade. Black ribbed one piece handle. Housed in the original leatherette presentation box with Wilkinson Sword details imprinted to the interior lining. Mint condition.

Wilkinson Sword Victory In The Falklands Commemorative Fairbairn Sykes (F.S.) Commando Knife, blue and gilt etched double sided blade, one side etched with scene of Royal Marine standing by the raised Union Jack flag with Victory in the Falklands on a scroll and Wilkinson Sword trade mark, other side of the blade is etched with a scene of soldiers in combat. Gold plated one piece ribbed hilt. Housed in the original presentation box with printed quote from Major General Jeremy Moore and Wilkinson logo. Mint condition.

Wilkinson Sword Commemorative Fairbairn Sykes FS Commando Knife 50th Anniversary of the FS Fighting Knife (1940-1990). The knife is an exact copy of the long cross guard 1st pattern commando knife. Blade is etched with foliage and scrolls with the base having Wilkinson Sword makers mark, the other side of the blade having the FS mark. Dagger is housed in the original green leatherette case. Dagger remains in mint condition.

A rare Wilkinson 'Boy Blue' milk jug with striped body and brown curly hair, stamped 'Honeyglaze' to the base, height 10cm. CONDITION REPORT Visible crazing to the body and two hairline cracks which are 2-3cm each. This lot was previously offered at Bonham's in 2005 (full details are available on request).