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Clarice Cliff Wilkinson vase H 20 cm & bowl d 28 cm

2 Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England plates inc 'Stile and Trees' d 25 cm

Wilkinson Toby jug designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould depicting the Right Honourable David Lloyd George holding a shell inscribed ' Shell Out ', printed marks to base, facsimile signature and Sloane and Smith stamp

Wilkinson pottery Toby jug designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould, depicting Marshall Ferdinand Foch, with foaming champagne bottle, printed marks to base, facsimile signature and Sloane and Smith stamp

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson pottery twenty piece part dinner service, decorated with blue trees

1895 Pattern Infantry Officer's sword by Wilkinson with Patent tang hilt

George V Infantry Officer's sword by Wilkinson (Indian Army), the blade etched R. Whyte

1908 Pattern Cavalry Troopers sword in scabbard CONDITION REPORT Some corrosion to blade and scabbard, otherwise good. The blade is marked Wilkinson sil - 1937

A Milk of Magnesia tablets easel pictorial showcard and two Wilkinson & Simpson Limited chemist bottles.

GPO Greetings Telegrams in two large stock books, ranging from 1935 Wilkinson type 1 through to modern Telecom types. Some duplication but most types are represented. Condition mostly fine! (105 items)

HENRY WILKINSON & CO. A VICTORIAN SILVER CRUET, having oval tray with applied bead decoration and fretted surround, raised on four paw feet, Sheffield 1865

HAWKSWORTH EYRE & CO TWO SETS OF SILVER HANDLED TEA KNIVES in original vendor's box, Sheffield 1923 and another set with pointed blades, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1917 in original vendor's box

CHARLES HOLME: THE GENIUS OF J M W TURNER - SPECIAL WINTER NUMBER OF "STUDIO", 1903, orig ptd wraps, worn, bottom wrap detchd + W gt RAWLINSON AND A J FINBERG: THE WATERCOLOURS OF J M W TURNER - SPECIAL NUMBER THE STUDIO SPRING 1909, 1909, orig ptd wraps + GERALD WILKINSON: TURNER'S EARLY SKETCHBOOKS - DRAWINGS IN ENGLAND, WALES AND SCOTLAND FROM 1789-1802, 1972, 1st edn, orig cl, gt d/w + TURNER 1775-1851, L, Tate Gallery Publications, 1974, orig cl, gt, d/w + ERIC SHANES: TURNER'S PICTURESQUE VIEWS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1825-1838, 1979, 1st edn, orig cl, gt, d/w + ERIC SHANES: TURNER'S RIVERS, HARBOURS AND COASTS, 1981, 1st edn, orig cl, gt, d/w + LINDSAY STAINTON: TURNER'S VENICE, 1986 reprint, orig cl, gt d/w + ANNE LYLES: TURNER AND NATURAL HISTORY THE FARNLEY PROJECT, L, Tate Gallery Publications, 1988, orig wraps, (8)

DR BELCOMBE: THE SCARBOROUGH GUIDE ..., Scarborough, T Whiting, 1818, 2 engrd fdg maps, old wraps + SOLOMON WILKINSON THEAKSTON (PUB): THEAKSTON'S HAND-BOOK FOR STRANGERS IN SCARBORO', circa 1850, engrd frontis (detchd), orig ptd wraps, 12mo (2)

12 Seriesware plates including 11 Royal Doulton & 1 AJ Wilkinson

An Africa Service Medal to F Kotso; another to C E Wilkinson, various other Military Badges, etc.

Group of assorted furnishing pictures, to include David Wilkinson, aviation study Avro Vulcan barrel rolling, oils on board; three humorous fashion type prints; after Gillray, 'a decent story', framed engraving and after Farrington, 'The Straights in Dovedale' sparsely coloured engraving, framed and glazed. (6)

Pair of Staffordshire pottery Wilkinson Limited orange lustre flared vases together with a matching larger vase. (3)

A WILKINSON 1908 PATTERN CAVALRY OFFICERS SWORD

A CLARICE CLIFF 'VISCARIA' BIZARRE SHAPE NO.55 BOWL, black printed Wilkinson mark, diameter 22cm

* NORMAN WILKINSON CBE RI (BRITISH 1878 - 1971), CHILDREN BY THE CLYDE watercolour on paper, signed (lower left) 37cm x 57cm Mounted, framed and under glass

Clarice Cliff 'My Garden' pattern jug for Wilkinson Limited together with a Mason's Ironstone jug and a Shorter pottery pink glazed toby jug (3)

Henry Wilkinson & Co., a silver inkstand of rectangular pierced form, supporting a pair of cut glass silver mounted wells and a single candlestick, Sheffield 1885.

Wilkinson Sword, a presentation piece fashioned as a Norman/Saxon sword with wood handle, gilt metal cross-guard and engraved blade, cased. 41cm.

Wilkinson, London. An Infantry pattern sword with milled handle and broad guard over steel blade, 100cm, together with a 19th century French bayonet, a British WWI bayonet and one other bayonet with curved steel blade in white metal mounted leather scabbard.

Victorian presentation bugle presented by Captain M C Gavin to bugler W Wilkinson the no surrender volunteer rifle corps 10 March 1860

Bayonet: A British No5 bayonet for the Jungle Carbine, ricasso marked 'WSC' (Wilkinson Sword Company) in its steel scabbard. Good condition, blued bowie type blade.

Bayonet: A No5 MKI Jungle Carbine bayonet. Ricasso marked 'WSC & 294' (The Wilkinson Code). The Ricasso also has 2 small notches cut into the blade. Possibly a trials type - notches for holding wine steady? G.C. overall. Scabbard (MKII) rusty. Unusual piece

Bayonet: Pattern 1887 MKIII sword bayonet for the Martini - Henry Rifle. In its steel mounted leather scabbard (Locket with Indian Farsi markings). Plain unfullered blade 18.25". Ricasso dated 1889 & 'WILKINSON SWORD COMPANY LONDON' and 'WD' inspection marks. Good (hand worn) grips. A decent example, some dents to scabbard fittings.

Bayonet: P.07 SMLE bayonet by Wilkinson made October 1917. Pommel marked 'SAP' (South African Police) and with 5th African Govt ownership mark to reverse of pommel.

Sword: A good EIIR. 1827 Pattern Naval Officers sword by Wilkinson Sword, London and numbered 104090. Blade 31" with Wilkinson etched logo. Plain fullered blade. In its brass mounted leather scabbard. Wirebound fishskin grip with bullion knot. In excellent overall condition. Dates circa 1975. In carrying case.

Sword: A Victorian Pattern 1895 Infantry Officers sword. VR cypher to crossguard. Slim blade 33" by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. Blade numbered 27,017. In its steel scabbard (Blade won't fully enter the scabbard). Worn overall. a/f

Sword: An 1828 Pattern Highland Infantry Officers broadsword. Blade 32". Ricasso marked 'Wilkinson Sword' and by appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Blade etched with thistles. Steel basket with chagrin wirebound grip. The whole in good condition and requiring a good clean. No scabbard. A quality example by the master sword maker.

Sword: An 1845 Pattern Infantry Officers sword. This appears to be a picquet weight version for wear during social engagements. Brass guard with V.R. Cypher. Slim fullered blade by Henry Wilkinson. Blade numbered 14500 for 1866. Slim engraved blade with Wilkinson Pall Mall address. Folding guard. Wirebound fishskin grip. This is a well made attractive sword of the type and is in its slim brass scabbard (some dents). A nice item! (minor bend to guard)

Sword: an 1897 George V Pattern Infantry Officers sword by Henry Wilkinson of Pall Mall London. Number 46861 for 1914/15. Etched blade some age staining but no pitting. In its leather field service scabbard. Sword the property of Lieut. C.D Wyles 4th/Bn. Hampshire Regt. A good quality piece. Sold with: His commission document in the Territorial Force to Christopher D. Wyles 2/LT. Territorial Force & dated 11.12.1914.

Sword: An English Court sword made by 'Wilkinson Sword'. Elizabeth II logo to blade. In its brass mounted leather scabbard. Gilt brass hilt. A good quality sword in good condition with gold bullion knot.

A GEO.III.OAK CASED LONG CASE CLOCK WITH PAINTED ARCH DIAL SIGNED WILKINSON,LEICESTER

The Battle of Britain PORTRAITS of the Few hardback book by Christopher Yeoman and David Pritchard in very good condition, with 10x 8 b/w Spitfire photo loose inside front page signed by 10 pilots including Wg Cmdr Tom Neil, Gp Cpt Billy Drake, David Denchfield, Tim Elkington, Bob Foster, Nigel Rose, Ken Wilkinson and Sqd Ldr Tony Pickering. Good condition

Spitfire Pilot multi signed hardback book by Flt Ltnt David Crook. 206 pages in good condition. Signed on one bookplate by Ten BOB pilots inc Tony Pickering Tom Neil, W Clarke, Billy Drake, D Denchfield, Ken Wilkinson, Wilf Sizer, Tony Iveson Good condition

19 ( Fighter ) Squadron RAF by Derek Palmer. 338 page hardback book. Bookplate attached to inside page signed by W M Sizer, TM Kane, TG Pickering, TC Iveson, KA Wilkinson and HD Denchfield. Limited edition of 7 of 10. Good condition

Battle of Britain by Len Deighton hardback book. Bookplate attached inside signed by 11 including John Ellacombe, Ken Wilkinson, and Tony Pickering, W Clarke, Billy Drake, Tom Neil and Bill Green. Good condition

40 BOB pilots Large hardback book of Classic World War Two Aircraft Cutaways, with a large bookplate inside signed by over 40 WWII and Battle of Britain veterans! Names include Bob Foster, Reg Payne, Raymond Worrall, Joe Roddis, Dick Maywood, Roy Briggs, Ken Wilkinson, Geoffrey Wellum and many more. Good condition

Maps - Atlas Classica, pub. Robert Wilkinson, London, 1797, a collection of maps of the countries mentioned by the ancient authors, both sacred and profane, thirty-eight coloured maps of which five are double page, and tables relating to the origin of nations and languages, the call of Abraham to the Exodus and ante-deluvian patriachs. A rare book.

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Cornwall IV, oils on board, originally from the Artist's studio sale, 23cm x 34cm

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Calm seas, signed in pencil, watercolour and white, 24cm x 35cm

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971) Off the Isle of Wight, signed and titled verso, oils on board, 23.5cm x 33.5cm

AR WILKINSON; pair of watercolours, Dutch landscape with figures beside windmills, both signed, each 19.5 x 27.5cm, both framed and glazed.

A collection of memorabilia for Barnard Castle including a Coronation Souvenir Programmme, 1977 Jubilee souvenir programme, two Alan Wilkinson books titled Old Picture Postcards of Barnard Castle, black and white photographs and a portrait of a little girl, watercolour, unframed. (qty)

A 35mm folding camera brown leather case; a Wilkinson Sword razor, days of the week blades; an olive wood box; qty

A William IV silver chamber stick, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1836, shaped circular form, scroll handle, with a conical snuffer, height 11cm, approx. weight 8.9oz.

A mixed lot of nine silver bon bon dishes, comprising: a heart shaped pair, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1894, with pierced decoration, a small pair by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1893, in the style of a quaich with pierced handles and decoration and a larger oval dish by the same maker and date, plus four other bon bon dishes, approx. weight 16.5oz. (9)

A George III provincial silver wine label, by Richard Evans of Shrewsbury, circa 1785, crescent form, bright-cut border, incised 'PORT', plus a George III silver wine label of crescent form, by Peter and Ann Bateman, London 1795, incised 'BRANDY', and an early Victorian silver crescent shaped wine label, by John Wilkinson, Birmingham 1839, incised 'SHERRY'. (3)

An English officer's sword, 19th century, with slightly curved engraved steel blade (82cm), steel pierced guard with regimental crest, wire bound fish skin grip and a metal scabbard and an English Wilkinson bayonet stamped 1903 (2).

A mid 19th century Scottish infantry sword (lacking scabbard) of the 21st Royal Scots Fusiliers, the blade engraved with Crimean war detail "Bladensburg, Inkerman, Alma & Sevastopol", the blade by Wilkinson

A Wilkinson Limited Bizarre Clarice Cliff plate designed by Graham Sutherland, with printed floral and foliage detail to the centre within black and pink simulated ribbon border, with black printed mark to reverse and inscribed First Edition 1934 together with an invoice from Sally Hunter Fine Art Limited of Halkin Arcade, London, SW1X showing a purchase price of 220 in the Art By Design Exhibition, March 1997, 26 cm diameter approximately

Wilkinson's General Atlas of the World, Second Edition published March 1st 1809 by Robert Wilkinson 125 Fenchurch Street, containing a complete set of 48 hand coloured maps

* NORMAN WILKINSON, CHILDREN BY THE CLYDE watercolour on paper, signed (lower left) 37cm x 57cm Mounted, framed and under glass

Teawares - Wedgwood and Co soup bowls, a Staffordshire part tea service, a Royal Vale part tea service, Copeland Spode breakfast cups ( produced for Thomas Goode Regent Street ), a Colclough china part tea service, a Meakin sauce boat, A.J Wilkinson tea plate; etc ( four boxes )

PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER CORINTHIAN COLUMN CANDLESTICKS maker Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham), the sconces with a gardrooned rim decorated with acanthus leaves and scrolling designs, over sloped square bases with neo-classical wild goat head and garland design, Sheffield 1891, approximately 2446g gross (bases loaded), 33cm high Note: One socle is identical in design but made by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield

A Victorian Officer's Sword, by Wilkinson, blade etched with crowned "VR", armorial crest with motto "L'espoir.Est.Ma.Force", with pierced and scrolled guard, wire bound fish-skin grip and brass mounted leather scabbard, blade 32in (81.25cm) long, scabbard damaged.