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Clarice Cliff, an Art Deco wall pocket, modelled in the form of parakeets or lovebirds, Wilkinson Ltd mark to reverse, 21.5cm long

An early 20th century Wilkinson Oriflamme vase, by William Butler, of ovoid form, red marbled lustre with gilt butterflies, printed marks and B monogram, 24cm high

A large pair early 20th century Wilkinson Oriflamme vases, by William Butler, of elongated baluster form with marbled lustre glaze, the interiors lime green, highlighted in gilt, impressed 162, printed marks and monogram, 36cm high (2)

Clarice Cliff, a Crocus pattern conical sugar sifter or shaker, Wilkinson marks, cork stopper, 14cm high

Clarice Cliff, a pair of Broth pattern soup or fruit bowls, Wilkinson Fantasque marks, 16cm diameter (2)

Clarice Cliff, a collection of Crocus pattern ceramics including grapefruit bowls, preserve pot and pin dish, Wilkinson and Newport factory marks (4)

Clarice Cliff, a Pastel Melon sugar sifter, of conical form, Bizarre, Newport Pottery marks to base, 14.5cm high, together with a Pastel Trees and House milk jug, Fantasque Wilkinson marks to base, 9cm high (2)

A Clarice Cliff vase, hand painted with flowers and trees, mark to base, 'Hand Painted Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson, England', 16cm

Two Pairs of Vintage Wilkinson Large Scissors together with ten other pairs of vintage scissors

An early 20th century Royal Artillery dress sword, by Wilkinson Sword of London, in a good quality leather scabbard, the blade fully engraved, 102cm.

A Queen Elizabeth II Royal Navy officers sword, engraved J N HUMPHRY-BAKER, with a wire bound fish skin grip and lion head pommel, with a brass mounted leather scabbard See illustration Condition report Report by RB Wilkinson Sword, to the late King George VI

A William IV officers sword, the guard with William IV initials and crown, the blade marked GILPIN & CO, the steel scabbard marked WILKINSON PALL MALL, possibly an association See illustration

QEII ERRORS & VARIETIES - 1959-68 Bradbury Wilkinson Castle, 5s red error 'Printed on gummed side' (SG 596ab) left hand marginal, superb u/m, a scarce variety, cat £1,500

KING GEORGE V - 1918-19 Bradbury Wilkinson "Seahorses" 10s dull grey-blue (SG 417) fine large part o.g., cat £475

QUEEN ELIZABETH II - 1959-68 Bradbury Wilkinson "Castles" 2s6d to £1 (SG 595a-598a) in complete sheets of forty, all have been folded once through central perfs, fine u/m, cat £600+

Norman Wilkinson watercolour a Mediterranean port signed lower right 12x18cm

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Evening Seat", 11 x 13½ in, artists proof, signed and dated 1989, framed and glazed; and another "Topiary at Belton" 1990

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Seat Shadow", 11 x 14 in, 22 of 35, signed and dated 1985; and another "Shadowed Seat", 1990, both framed and glazed

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "New Seat at Biddulph" and "Seat in the Portico", 11 x 13¾ in, signed and dated 1993 & 1990, framed and glazed

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Summer Shadows" and "Courtyard", 12 x 17½ in, signed and dated 1983 & 1987, framed and glazed

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Cheshire Topiary - Evening", 12½ x 17 in, signed and dated 1986, framed and glazed

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Egyptian Topiary", 12½ x 17 in, signed and dated 1986, framed and glazed

Derek Wilkinson: etching and aquatint in colours "Bush", 9½ x 17½ in, 11 of 25, signed and dated 1979

G Leonce', a pair of painted pottery plaques, circa 1870, each of the ovals painted with flowers, scratch inscribed signatures, 47 x 37 cm (18.5 x 14.5 in) within ebonised frames (2) Vega Wilkinson in her 'Dictionary of Ceramic Artists' suggests that Georges Leonce was a painter of flowers on ceramics but could be the same person as Gustav Leonce who was better known for ceramic designs.

A Grecian pattern Victorian silver christening spoon, Henry Wilkinson & Co. Sheffield, 1861, in Harrods presentation box. L. 15cm. wt. 35gm.

Robert Wilkinson (c.1768-1825) "AFRICA INCLUDING ARABIA AND THE MEDITERRANEAN" engraving with hand-colouring, published 1802 52 x 61cms; 20 1/2 x 24in.

A Victorian British Infantry officer's sword, 1860 pattern, owned and commissioned by M. H. Hudgson, from Henry Wilkinson & Son, 13th July 1868, the 32 1/2in. (82cms) blade decorated with Royal cypher foliate scrolls, monogram for M.H. below crest, maker's name and serial number 14515 (comes with a copy of Wilkinson logbook entry), the hilt with pierced scrolling brass guard decorated with Royal cypher, wire-bound shagreen grip and stepped pommel, fitted steel scabbard with two hanging rings, 39in. (99cms) long overall.

A 19th century rapier, the blade marked Solinger and Wilkinson Pall Mall with brass mounts and wire grip, with brass mounted leather scabbard

A Clarice Cliff circular tureen and cover with green and gilt band decoration, Wilkinson mark.

Wilkinson 1907 Bayonet with scabbard

a wilkinson electric guitar Seymour Duncan Fendder copy

A SILVER SCALLOP SHELL BUTTER DISH, Sheffield 1897, mark of M.W, possibly Millar Wilkinson, raised on spherical feet. 13.5cm wide; and another Birmingham example. 13cm wide (c.4.5ozs in all) (2)

A late Victorian silver lighthouse sugar caster, having pierced cover and all-over leaf and flower embossed cylindrical body, 3.7oz, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd, London 1894, h.14cm Condition Report / Extra Information No monograms. Base marks excellent. Marks to cover visible but worn. Small dent to top of cover (not obvious). Screw thread poor. Interior gilt washed. Otherwise no apparent faults.

SHEFFIELD WED 1959 Menu for the Staff Banquet, 19/8/59, held at the Grand Hotel. The menu is signed in pencil by approximately 28 signatories including Fantham, Wilkinson, Kay, Ellis, McAnearney, Megson, Quinn, McMillan, Froggatt and others. Generally good

RUGBY UNION AUTOGRAPHS Folder containing many hundreds of signatures of Rugby Union Internationals, mainly 1990s onwards but includes older Internationals such as Barry John, Gareth Edwards etc. Includes World Cup squads from Australia, France, Argentina etc and includes England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, New Zealand, South Africa and other countries. Many well known names including Wilkinson and O'Driscoll. Good

AFTER HENRY WILKINSON - three coloured etchings; "Black Labrador chasing duck in flight", limited edition No'd. 14/75, signed in pencil lower right, "Black Labrador with duck in mouth", limited edition No'd. 18/75, signed in pencil lower right, and "Black Labrador watching pheasant in flight", limited edition No'd. 6/150, signed in pencil lower left (3) (ARR) CONDITION REPORTS Some wear, dirt and yellowing, and some thunderflies under the glass. Sizes approx 38 x 28cm.

Arthur Stanley Wilkinson (c.1860-1930) British. “Hillside Henley”, Cattle by a Pond, Watercolour, Signed, and Titled Verso, 11” x 15”, and the companion piece, “The Farm Pool”, a pair, (2).

*A Burma Distinguished Service Order Pair awarded to Major Thomas Henry des Voeux Wilkinson, 1st Battalion Rifle Brigade: Distinguished Service Order, Victoria, in gold and enamels, and India General Service 1854-95, 2 clasps Burma, 1885-7, Burma 1887-89 (Lieut. & Adj J.H.D.V. Wilkinson, 1st Bn. Rifle Brig.), D.S.O. in case of issue, extremely fine, I.G.S. good very fine (2). D.S.O. London Gazette: 25 November 1887: ‘For services in Burma.’ Mention in Despatches: London Gazette: 2 September 1887: ‘Lieutenant Wilkinson, Rifle Brigade, has done most excellent service as Superintendent of Signalling in the 6th Brigade. His activity and energy were witnessed by his Excellency the Commander-in –Chief in India, and Brigadier Low speaks in the highest terms of the tact and courage displayed by him in working out the system of signalling station, which has been crowned with such success.’ The lot is offered with the following additional items: Rules for Army Signallers Volumes I and II, American Baptist Mission Press, Rangoon 1887, written by Wilkinson, an original studio portrait photograph, a riband bar, and the original case for the 1897 Diamond Jubilee medal (which Wilkinson was awarded on 22 June 1897, shortly before his promotion to Major on 5 September in the same year).

A pair of Clarice Cliff crocus pattern fruit bowls with Wilkinson honeyglaze and gilt printed Clarice Cliff marks to base, 22cm

A Clarice Cliff crocus pattern fruit bowl with Wilkinson honeyglaze and gilt printed Clarice Cliff marks to base, 23cm

Three Franklin porcelain vases comprising a pair of Japanese style vases and one Meadow land Butterfly vase by John Wilkinson (3) TO BE SOLD ON BEHALF OF DERBYSHIRE CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY CENTRE

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) The London pilot, signed and titled in pencil, initialled in the plate, etching, 16.5cm x 23.5cm

A 1912 pattern cavalry officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, 88cm almost straight single-edged fullered blade, numbered 48317, both faces of the blade with presentation inscriptions 'Lieut. F.P. Barrett Q.O.Y.D. From His Uncle Sir Walter Peace K.C.M.C.', later presentation inscription from the original recipient to 'Major W.A.C. Johnson D.W.R. From His Uncle Major F.P. Barrett Q.O.Y.D.', engraved with the the cypher of George V surmounted by the royal arms and crown, scrolling foliage, star-burst motifs and the royal warrant, cast with London Made in a canted rectangular lozenge, regulations steel scrolled pattern guard, wire-bound shagreen grip, chequered pommel, brown leather scabbard, brown leather case, 102cm long

A World War I period Wilkinson Sword 1907 pattern standard issue bayonet, wooden hilt, steel blade, marked Wilkinson 907, 11G6, TC R.T.N 64, scabbard, 58cm long; another; a Karl Eichorn K98 German 1935 pattern bayonet, marked S/172, wooden handle, scabbard, 42cm long; another, loose, unmarked (4)

A late 18thC heavily carved long cased clock with a 30 hour movement, the brass dial with silvered chapter ring and date aperture inscribed Wilkinson Wigton

A VICTORIAN SILVER SOUP TUREEN AND COVER crested, 28cm h, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1839, 92ozs ++Marks rubbed but legible, no damage or repairs; slight polish wear/residue

A Geo V officer’s sword of the Grenadier Guards, straight fullered plated blade by Wilkinson, no 61203 (for 1927) on backstrap, etched with crowned GR cypher, crowned grenade, 34 battle honour scrolls “Tangier” to “France & Flanders 1918”, and owner’s initials “RMW”, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel and chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC (a little rust to blade edges and inside of hilt). Plate 4

A Geo V WWII officer’s dress sword of the Grenadier Guards, slender fullered blade, 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 54503 (for 1915) on backstrap, etched with crowned GVR cypher, crowned grenade, 23 battle honours “Tangier 1680” to “Modder River” and owner’s initials “A.A.”, in panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating grenade and Union wreath, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, in its leather FS scabbard with frog. VGC Plate 4. Note: The sword of Lt Arthur Anson, killed in action 11/10/15

A cherry wood swordstick, SE fullered blade 27”, by Henry Wilkinson, etched with scrolled panels, brass ferrule, plain silver band to base of handle HM (maker unclear) London 1929. GC, the blade good.

A George VI courtsword, etched blade 32” by Wilkinson Sword, the beaded gilt brass hilt with bullion knot, in its gilt brass mounted leather scabbard. GC (some damage to knot) See internet

11 books and booklets on Military Badges and badge collecting: “Military Badge Collecting” by Gaylor, 1977; “Collecting Metal Shoulder Titles” by Westlake, 1980; “Glengarry Badges of the British Line Regiments to 1881” by Carman 1973; “Scottish Regimental Badges 1793-1971”, by Bloomer; “Cavalry and Yeomanry Badges of the British Army 1914”, by Wilkinson, etc; 9 other military related books and booklets; 8 WWI embroidered silk postcards (several damaged), and approximately 80 modern coloured military postcards. Average GC

HENRY WILKINSON (1921 - 2011) 'The Fisherman' Limited edition pencil signed print, 13/150, 27.5cm x 36cm.

A Victorian embossed silver oval inkstand, foliate design with scroll feet, two glass bottles, Sheffield 1854, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, W20cm - approx weight of weighable silver 233g/7.5 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: base slightly misshapen

A Victorian silver tea pot of baluster form with repousse floral and scroll design body and handle with domed hinged lid having a cast bird design finial, all on four scroll feet, body having engraved lion and shield crest within cartouche to one side, hallmarked Sheffield 1858 by Henry Wilkinson and Co, height 21cm, weight approx. 812g.

A Clarice Cliff "Rhodanthe" painted ceramic double candlestick circa 1930, centre stepped demi-lune standard mounted with bisected demi-lune arms to either side, each set with circular candle cups, raised on round plinth base, marked "Handpainted Bizarre by Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England" to underside, 12.5cm high x 20cm wide

A Clarice Cliff "Stamford" pattern tea set for two comprising a teapot, two cups, two saucers, a tea plate, sugar bowl and creamer, "Bizarre Wilkinson" backstamp to base, 12cm high (teapot)

BRITISH 1907 PATTERN BAYONET maker Wilkinson, with scabbard, 58cm long

VICTORIAN INFANTRY OFFICERS DRESS SWORD maker Wilkinson, with brass pommel and shagreen hilt above the pierced brass guard with VR cypher and stamped '4.03 V 2YK ' ,plain fullered blade with serial numbers and proof marks, in a silvered scabbard102cm long Note: This sword was bought by the vendor family from the sale of the contents Culzean castle in the early 1950's

GEORGE V WILKINSON 1907 BAYONET with scabbard, blade possibly shortened, the bayonet without scabbard 37.5cm long

South Africa Interest - Victorian silver salver having engraved scroll decoration, pierced pie-crust rim and standing on four scroll feet, having presentation inscription 'Presented to G.T.C. Smith Esq, Lt, R.N. Commanding H.M.S. Ship Dee, by twelve members of the Legislator of the Cape Of Good Hope, in remembrance of the kindness and attention shown them during their passage from Port Elizabeth to Cape Town to attend the first session of the Cape Parliament in June 1854', makers Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1854, 36.75cm wide, 36.8oz approx Condition: **No obvious restoration - General condition consistent with age