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A late Vic officer’s sword of the Army Service Corps, straight blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 35931 (for 1898) on backstrap, etched with crowned R Arms, VR cypher and wreath within tightly scrolled panels, with arms and motto of the Haig family on one side at forte and initials C.A.F.A.W on the other, triple bar hilt with side loop, chequered backstrap, wirebound grip, in its leather FS scabbard (AF). Basically GC (some wear and deep pitting)

An ERII infantry officer’s sword, blade 32½”, by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, no 77133 (for 1956) on backstrap, etched with crowned R Arms, ERII cypher and wreath, on both sides within tightly scrolled floral foliate panels, regulation pierced nickel plated hilt, the guard incorporating crowned EIIR cypher, plain pommel, chequered backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, with leather knot, in its nickel plated scabbard with leather FS scabbard. Near VGC, retaining most original finish overall (rust speckles to blade edges and top of scabbard.)

“Arms and Armour” by Wilkinson, 1978; “A Glossary of the Construction, Decoration of Arms and Armour” by Stone, 1961 reprint; 6 other titles, QGC to GC (some damage) (8)

A presentation sword made for Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, broad curved fullered blade 30”, with Geo VI period Wilkinson logo at forte, etched on both sides with a lion in large floral and foliate scrolled panels, with Amharic inscription in panel on one side at forte, plated light cavalry type hilt with knucklebow, 2 sidebars, sideloop, plain pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip. Near VGC (some staining spots to blade). Plate 10

An early Victorian silver seven bottle cruet, Sheffield 1848, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, comprising 6+1 cut glass bottles, some with silver lids, upon scroll footed tray having 7 circular divisions with central handle, 21oz of weighable silver.

A circular oak wall clock, dial signed L. Wilkinson, Lincoln, Garrard

A Wilkinson presentation sword

Two colour autographed and dedicated photographs of Jonny Wilkinson taken during the 2003 World Cup final, each one dedicated to Anthony 25 x 35cm (9.3/4 x 13.3/4in.) unframed and another unsigned

Family Snapshot Photographs - Prudence Green-Wilkinson: exten­sive collection in nine albums, 1915 - 1939, relating everyday life of historic eccelesiastical and military family - her grandfather was Sir Francis Edwards MP and remaining unmarried she lived with her brother Oliver, Archbishop of N Rhodesia; with many annotations, subject include Eton, Eton-Winchester cricket match, Cambridge, holidays, country houses, motoring, farming and activities of a wealthy family of the period, G

A Victorian silver christening mug of cylindrical form, the base with scrolls to a scrolling handle, engraved with flowers and initials, Sheffield, 1847, Hy Wilkinson & Co, together with a silver trophy cup, silver christening spoon and pusher and a silver topped and glass match strike, weighable silver approximately 204 grams

[LUGGERS, etc.] PAIN (E. C.) The Last of our Luggers and the Men who Sailed Them, 8vo, illus., clo., [Kent] 1929; WOOD (W.) Fishing Boats and Barges, 4to, woodcuts by C. A. Wilkinson, clo., d.w., 1st Edn., L., 1922; & 1 other. (3)

WILKINSON (Norman) The Dardanelles, 4to, illus., pict. clo., 1st Edn., L., 1915; KNIGHT (E. F.) The Union-Castle and the War 1914-1919, 4to, col. frontis., clo., L., 1920; SCOTT, Battle of the Narrow Seas, L., n.d. (3)

A seven string lyre, 19th century, by Broderip & Wilkinson, No.3 Haymarket, with painted key border, fixed to a beaded and gilt wood stand, 83cm CONDITION REPORT: Numerous surface scratches throughout, some applied moulding missing to right-hand scroll.

A Regency mahogany sofa table, with two plain moulded frieze drawers, stamped 'Wilkinson Ludgate Hill 7409', raised on trestle end supports with outswept legs, united with a turned stretcher, and with brass caps and castors, 96.5cmlong 66cm deep 73.5cm high CONDITION REPORT: Scratches to top. Watermarks to top. Otherwise appears good.

Corgi superhaulers and coaches: including TY86613 Scania Wilkinson, 59545, Volvo 4-wheel Rigid and trailer Allied pickfords and others, 91911 Applebys, 91907 Plaxton coach SAS and others, NM-M in E-NM boxes (16)

Corgi Auto club, Superhaulers and other Articulated Vehicles: including 1176 Zanussi, Toymaster, Hales, Wilkinson and others, NM-M in NM boxes (23)

A British 1912 pattern cavalry officers sword by Wilkinson numbered 112365, the straight blade etched with scrolls and EIIR cypher, conventional steel bowl guard, wirebound grip, in original leather covered combat scabbard, excellent condition 0 1 the blade 89cm long

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a Tennis pattern milk jug from the Bizarre range, h. 16.5 cm CONDITION REPORT: some minor losses to decoration, see image for 1 chip (repaired)

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a stepped bowl of square form from the Fantasque range, w. 23 cm CONDITION REPORT: small chip to rim, cracklelure and discolouration, see images

WW1 WILKINSON BLADE BAYONET

A Victorian officers sword and scabbard, length of blade 83cm, the blade embossed Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London

"A silver backed brush and comb, in case, Birmingham 1981, together with a Wilkinson razor with accessories in plated presentation case, dated 1937"

TWO SILVER POCKET WATCHES one by J.R. Wilkinson, Annan, both with white enamel dials, Roman numerals in black and subsidiary seconds, both 55mm diameter Some significant scratching to glass of one. General wear to both.

A Fairburn & Sykes 2nd pattern fighting knife in original sheath, blade etched with F&S logo and Wilkinson swords to reverse side, brass checkered grip handle and steel cross guard length of blade approx 15.5 cm.

Officer's sword by Wilkinson, formerly the property of Major John Southern Maidlow, Royal Artillery with copy of letter from Lord Roberts sympathising with the widow of Major J S Maidlow.

A Cavalry Troopers sword 1822 pattern with Wilkinson blade in original scabbard.

A George V silver four division toast rack, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield, 1934:, together with a circular pedestal sweetmeat bowl, Birmingham, 1915, diameter 10cm, and a sauce or cream boat with gadrooned rim and scroll handle, Birmingham, 1932, maker W N Ltd., 14cm long, total weight 8.25ozs (3).

A Naval General Service Medal 1909-62 to JX282374 H Wilkinson Tel RN, with clasp for S.E. Asia 1945-46

Pair of Fairburn Sykes Commando Daggers: To comprise of Mk 1 Wilkinson Sword S Guard Dagger together with Mk 2 Dagger both in poor condition having rust to blades and lacking Scabbards housed in a Hand made box (2)

Collection of Military Books: To include Badges F Wilkinson, Scottish badges WH Bloomer, German Uniforms 1933-45, Regimental badges Edwards, Army List 1953, British Battles Major Gordon plus more (16) 1 Box

Metropolitan Police Special Constabulary Medals: To include George V head Cecil J Twist Bucks Constabulary and George VI head Richard Wilkinson Oxfordshire Constabulary both in boxes of issue

A Victorian silver slaver with cast foliate scroll rim, the centre engraved with scrolls and lattice, on foliate scroll feet, Sheffield 1849 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, diameter approx 26cm.

A Victorian hallmarked silver twin handled pouring vessel of small proportions, having repousse decoration of stylised foliate, surrounding a central family crest, possibly for the Lamplough family, made by John Henry Rawlings London 1890/91, engraved 'Millar Wilkinson 3 St Michaels Alley Cornhill' to base, height 7cm, approx weight 3.5oz (illustrated)

An Edwardian Lockersie & Wilkinson Ltd toilet door lock and penny slot

commemorative, commemoratives, commemorate 1911 Coronation: a Royal Doulton porcelain curved sided beaker with colour portraits, a beaker with Wilkinson’s presentation, four other beakers and a cup with matched saucer (8) Lots 71 to 132 comprise the collection of Peter Lockton CBE, an electrical engineer by training and an accomplished businessman, also author of ‘Royal Commemorative Mugs and Beakers’ published in 2001 by Tuckwell Press (for which the references are quoted) * Page 82, 83, 85, 89, 91

Henry Wilkinson `Putting Out` Coloured etching, signed 76/150 in pencil, 28 x 36cm

A Clarice Cliff preserve pot and cover moulded in the 'Celtic Harvest' pattern, and a Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd, teapot of moulded corn form with a fruit knop.

Militaria: a Wilkinson & Co bayonet 1907, together with two Lewis gun magazines and covers. (3)

A Wilkinson Pottery Patricia Pattern Biscuit Barrel Together With A Similar Celtic Rose Pattern Sugar Shaker

S/G: 50 x 12g F.E. Wilkinson special HC Co. loaded

A LATE 19TH-CENTURY ROYAL NAVAL BOARDING CUTLASS BY WILKINSON, LONDON, with 29in. steel blade stamped Wilkinson, Pall Mall, black-painted basket hilt with ribbed grip -- 34in. (86.5cm.) long overall; together with another, similar, unsigned , (2)

AN EDWARD VII INFANTRY OFFICERS 1897 PATTERN SWORD AND SCABBARD BY HENRY WILKINSON, THE ETCHED BLADE WITH INITIALS W. F. H. NUMBERED 40554

A Rabbie Burns stoneware Whiskey jug, with pour lip to neck, transfer printed, `The Rabbie Burns Whiskey Jar, proprietors Charles Wilkinson & Co Glasgow`, figure of a ploughman with dog, base impressed mark, H. Kennedy, Glasgow, height 20cm.

A late 19th century Naval Officers sword with engraved fullered blade, gilt lions head pommel and guard with attached bullion knot, unusual Varney hilt clip, the blade and scabbard inscribed. Wilkinson, Pall Mall London together with papers relating to the sword and its provenance.

A pioneer`s sword, straight 22.5in. serrated blade stamped Wilkinson, London, brass hilt, within original brass-mounted leather sheath

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) - River scene with ships and children, pen and ink with colouring and heightening, 15 x 21 cm, reverse bears artists' stamp 'From his sketch book' Condition Report Good condition

A good Victorian burr walnut credenza, centred by a pair of glazed panelled doors flanked by single mirror panelled doors, raised on a plinth, stamped Wilkinson & Son, London, 184 cm x 45 cm x 95 cm high Condition Report No damage. Mirrored doors are showing signs of silvering.

A Naval officer's dress-sword with lion's head pommel, wired and painted fish-skin grip and bullion frog, etched 79 cm blade by Henry Wilkinson of London, in brass-mounted leather scabbard, to/w a Naval dirk of similar form with 46 cm blade, by J. Gieve & Son, Portsmouth (2) Condition Report Sword in worn condition - fishskin painted, blade rusted repaired leather unpolished on scabbard, dish blade heavily rusted and sharpened, spring release clasp on scabbard broken

Oriental Harbour scene, oil on canvas signed Wilkinson

HENRY WILKINSON & CO A VICTORIAN SILVER PEPPERETTE having pierced push-fit domed lid on cylindrical floral tooled body, London, 1893, 48g, 9cm high

A George V Henry Wilkinson officers dress sword with engraved blade, pierced guard, fish skin wired grip and leather scabbard, the blade 32.5"l, 39.5" long overall

A BRITISH WWI 1888 PATTERN BAYONET, Wilkinson blade, leather/metal scabbard, length 44cm

A Victorian pierced silver desk stand, of rectangular form, with interwoven scroll and stud border and central taperstick flanked by two mounted glass wells, on pierced scroll and paw feet, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1853, 10.75in, 16 oz.

A George V officer`s dress sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London. Etched scrolling decoration with leather scabbard

A British 1856 Pattern Pioneer saw back sword, with Wilkinson Sword 57cm steel blade, brass hilt with single upturned quillon, knucklebow and ribbed split grip, 70cm overall

Henry Wilkinson - Springer Spaniels, signed etching.

After HENRY WILKINSON, Pair of Pointers, coloured limited edition engraving 113/150, signed in pencil, 10 x 14 in

Victorian silver pair of candlesticks, Sheffield 1852/3, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, the knopped baluster columns raised on shaped bases, each 25.5cm high, total weight 39.8oz (loaded), (2)

An Elizabeth II presentation 1897 pattern infantry officers’ sword, plated blade 32½”, etched with Royal Arms, EIIR cypher and name “Margaret J. McC. Robertson”, gilt hilt incorporating Arms of Australia, plated scabbard, on mahogany display board with plate “Presented to Margaret Robertson. Schick-Wilkinson Sword. December 2005”; with certificate. Very Good Condition. Plate 13

An Elizabeth II 1897 pattern infantry officers’ sword, blade 32½”, by Wilkinson Sword, no 132347 on backstrap, etched with crowned Royal Arms and EIIR cypher with wreath in scrolled, foliate panels with name “Margaret J. McC Robertson”, regulation pierced plated guard incorporating crowned EIIR cypher, chequered backstrap, wirebound simulated fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard with 2 rings and gilt and crimson dress knot, complete with chamois cover and limp black leather case. Very Good Condition. Plate 13