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A commemorative Commando knife, blade 7” by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London, etched and blued on one side “Accept Nothing Less than Full Victory” in scrolls and vine wreath, second pattern hilt, in its brown leather sheath. Very Good Condition. Plate 16

A George V officers’ broadsword of The Royal Scots Fusiliers, claymore blade 31½”, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, numbered 58263 (1920), and etched with crowned GVR cypher, “Royal Scots 1678/ regimental badge/ 1252 Fusiliers” and 64 battle honour scrolls, plated hilt, the 5 panels pierced with hearts, screw on pommel cap, wirebound fishskin grip, red and blue hilt lining with crimson tassels and blue silk tails, in its leather scabbard with plated chape and throat. Good Condition. Plate 17

A Wilkinson sword to commemorate the 25th Anniversary (Silver Jubilee) of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, plated colichmarde blade 31½” gilt etched with roses, thistles, shamrock and daffodils, pierced and gilt guard, enamelled gilt hilt the pommel comprising a crown set in a circle of brilliants, in its mahogany table top display case with engraved silver gilt plate inscribed “The Queen’s Coronation 1953, 25th Anniversary Commemorative Sword. No 042 of a Limited Edition of 100” The gilt plate with silver hallmark FB & Co London 1978; Very Good Condition. Plate 22

A cased 5 shot 54 bore Tranter’s patent double action percussion revolver, 11½” overall, barrel 6”, with London proofs, the top strap engraved “Wilkinson & Son, Pall Mall, London”, frame engraved “No 21756T”, with deeply chequered walnut butt. Good Working Order and Condition, retaining traces of original blued finish; in its original green baize lined fitted mahogany case with circular brass escutcheon in lid and Wilkinson & Son trade label, containing double cavity 54 bore bronze mould stamped “Tranters Patent”, bag shaped copper flask by Hawksley, with original lacquered finish, brass mounted cleaning rod, ebony handled turnscrew, Joyce cap tin with labels, and Hawksley pewter oil bottle (minor damage to case, no key). Plate 83

A Clarice Cliff "Fantasque" Wilkinson pottery miniature trinket dish, a Carltonware preserve pot and cover and two Carltonware preserve dishes CONDITION REPORTS The Clarice Cliff dish has some light general wear but overall appears OK. Other items with some crazing and wear. Small frit to foot rim. Some little nicks.

* HENRY WILKINSON (BRITISH 1921-2011) STAGES OF THE HUNT a pair of hand-coloured etchings, each signed and numbered 57/150 in pencil 27cm x 36cm Each mounted, framed and glazed. Overall very good condition.

A pair of masonic Wilkinson Sword ceremonial swords with gilded brass pummel, hilt and mounts with red leather scabbard, length 86cm.

Norman Wilkinson - `The Pilot Cutter`, monochrome etching, signed and titled in pencil, sheet size approx 27cm x 38cm, together with another etching by Wilkinson.

A late Victorian plated centrepiece stand, the oval top with foliate apron raised on four scroll supports and quatrefoil base by Henry Wilkinson & Co, together with a plated tray.

A very rare Clarice Cliff boar, printed mark to base and Wilkinson England (4cm high)

Two framed and glazed prints, "The Convoy" by Norman Wilkinson and "The George Cross Island" by war artist Frank Mason RIR BA (pencil signed to margin)

A Victorian silver and glass butter dish, cover and stand, the faceted cover with recumbent cow finial, above a cut glass bowl, and faceted stand, Sheffield 1845 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, height approx 9cm.

A Clarice Cliff `Persian` pattern vase, the ovoid body painted with iron red, green and blue decoration, painted marks and printed `Wilkinson Ltd England` mark to base, height approx 22.5cm.

Sel. Lincolnshire books inc. "Illustrated Lincolnshire 1900" by G.J Wilkinson, "Lincoln 1906" 1st Edition by E. Mansel Sympson illustrated by E.H. New etc.

Clarice Cliff, British, 1899-1972, for Wilkinson Pottery, a lamp base, mid 20th century, of baluster form and decorated with trees and foliage over yellow ground, bearing blue Wilkinson Ltd Clarice Cliff mark to base, 42cm high.

x Bermuda Government, 1 shilling, 1 March 1939, serial number W 200008, green, pink and red-orange, head of George VI in circular frame at right, value in green rosette at left, reverse blank (Pick 6, BG B6, Aspen p.193), perforated CANCELLED, uncirculated and an exceptional rarity. Only 300000 printed due to the expected shortage of coin during Wartime. The notes were printed by Bradbury Wilkinson and delivered to Bermuda in May 1939. The coinage shortage never materialised and the notes were destroyed. It is believed approximately eleven sets survived. Uncirculated and very attractive VAT Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

x Bermuda Government, specimen 10 shillings, 1 April 1943, serial number F/4 000000, red, pink and pale orange and lilac, head of George VI in oval frame at centre, Gates Fort below, the signature of the Colonial Treasurer, R.A.Kelly and the Assistant Colonial Treasurer G.L.Young at right, reverse red and green, arms at centre, value at left and right (Pick 13As, BG BG14s, Aspen unlisted), perforated, lightly handled otherwise almost uncirculated and possibly unique. In 1943 upon the departure of John Trimingham it was proposed to replace him with R.A.Kelly who was based in London at the time instead of the expected promotion of Gerald Young. Accordingly Kelly signed the notes for the printers Bradbury Wilkinson and the 10 shilling and the £1 were produced prior to the expected issue of currency of 1943. Sadly Kelly died before he could take up the post and the notes were scrapped. No other examples are believed extant. Excessively rare and desirable VAT Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

x Bermuda Monetary Authority, specimen $5, 20 February 1989, serial number B/1 300487 with red SPECIMEN overprint, purple, violet and pale green, Elizabeth II at right wearing Grand Duchess Vladimir`s tiara, conch shell at centre, signatures of Charles Mann and Richard Butterfield (printed on a silver foil strip), reverse purple and blue-green, the lighthouse on Saint David`s island, Saint George harbour at right, also $5 (8), serial number B/1 000006 and 000082/83/84/85/86/87 and 000579 (Pick 35as,a, BMA B9as,a), a fascinating story behind this issue. The original series for this issue had the signature of Edgar Wilkinson but due to an enforced resignation the signature area was overprinted with silver foil and Richard Butterfield`s signature overprinted. This emergency alteration was used up to serial number B/1 600001. Uncirculated and some low serial numbers (9) VAT Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

AFTER NORMAN WILKINSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, COLOURED PRINT, “His Majesty’s Yacht Britannia, 1932”, 13” x 21”

WWII GROUPS, WWII GROUPS Group of six - Geo VI Terr Efficiency Medal to S81718 S. Sgt H. Wilkinson R.A.S.C, 1939/45 Africa, War & Defence with French Dunkerque 1940 Medal & scroll named to him, box of issue & issue slip addressed to him in London. Lot incl. ASC badges, 2x dog tags, silver TA button hole badge, named Y.M.C.A badge, 2x WVS badges & Defence Medal for WVS Service of Mrs Renee Wilkinson incl. certificate & training card etc. 3x photograph albums of service in Egypt etc. A comprehensive collection of a mans service record. GVF.

TOKENS, TOKENS Mixed lot of 18th & early 19th Century penny & halfpenny tokens incl. 1873 Coventry ½d Pro Bono Publico, 1820 farthing tea token, 1791 ½d Hull, 11794 Port Sea ½d, 1797 Stafford ½d, 1793 Birmingham ½d, 1795 Bankers ½d & 1790 John Wilkinson Iron Master ½d etc. Mixed grades.

† Banque de Syrie, specimen 50 livres, 1 January 1920, no serial numbers, blue, green and orange, street scene at left, Berard and Stobert signatures, reverse purple, green and mauve, dhows at centre (Pick 9s, Djaroueh SY 10), perforated SPECIMEN, red BRADBURY WILKINSON seal at centre, uncirculated and rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

x Banque de Syrie et du Liban, colour trial 25 livres, 1 September 1939, green on multicoloured underprint, city scene at low centre, value at left and right, no overprint, reverse orange on blue, green and brown (Pick 43ct), one cancellation hole, red Bradbury Wilkinson stamp at low right, uncirculated and rare VAT Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

x Banque de Syrie et du Liban, colour trial 50 livres, 1 September 1939, green on multicolour underprint, street scene at left, value at each corner, reverse fishing boats at centre, flanked by values, no overprint (Pick 44ct), one cancellation hole, red Bradbury Wilkinson stamp at low centre, uncirculated and rare VAT Status: Import 5% View Terms & Conditions

A selection of advertising notes from Bradbury Wilkinson, Czech printing works with Mucha portrait, De la Rue Giori (2), De la Rue (3), Giori (2), Walsall Security Printers, experimental Trafalgar (£1?) with Nelson at right in blue and white uncirculated (11) VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

† Bradbury Wilkinson, two sheets of six die proofs for an advertising note of 100 units, brown, green and blue-grey, Charles I at right, city scene at centre, value at low right and top left, extremely fine, scarce VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Bradbury Wilkinson, two sheets of six die proofs for an advertising note of 100 units, one green, the other brown, green and blue-grey, Charles I at right, city scene at centre, value at low right and top left, extremely fine, scarce VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

National Bank of Egypt, specimen 50 piastres, ND (type of 1935), no serial numbers, green and multicoloured, Tutankhamen top left, value top right, reverse blue, arms top left, value top right (Pick 21s, Hanafy M3s), perforated, red circular Bradbury Wilkinson seal low left, uncirculated and scarce VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

National Bank of Egypt, specimen £1, ND (type of 1930), no serial numbers, blue and multicoloured, Tutankhamen at right, reverse green, the Mosque of al-Mansour Seif el-Dine Qalawun at Bein al-Qasrein, value at left (Pick 22s, Hanafy M5s), red circular Bradbury Wilkinson seal low left, small perforation, uncirculated and rare VAT Status: Margin Scheme View Terms & Conditions

† Government of Fiji, specimen/colour trial £5, ND (1934), no serial number, black on brown and turquoise underprint, George V at right, arms at top centre, value at low centre and each corner, reverse multicolour (Pick 35cs), red Bradbury Wilkinson specimen stamp, single cancellation hole, about uncirculated, lovely and rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Government of Fiji, specimen/colour trial £20, ND (1934), no serial number, brown on turquoise underprint, George V at right, arms at top centre, value at low centre and each corner, reverse multicolour (Pick 36cs), red Bradbury Wilkinson specimen stamp, single cancellation hole, about uncirculated, attractive and very rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† El Banco Colombiano, printer`s archival specimen 50 Pesos with counterfoil, ND (ca1885), serial number run 1801 to 5800, black on lilac underprint, soldier with spear, shield and liberty cap at left, vignette of harvesting at top centre, arms of Guatemala and Colombia on either side, reverse value in ornate guilloche, perforated SPECIMEN BW & CO LONDON (Pick S125s), fresh good extremely fine, a handsome Bradbury Wilkinson note and very rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Imperial Bank of Persia, printer`s archival specimen 3 Tomans, ND (1890-1923), serial run Q/A 000001 to 025000, black, pink and light green, portrait of Nasr al-Din, Shah Qajar at right, imperial seal at left, reverse blue, imperial seal at centre set in ornate guilloches with denomination in all four corners, perforated SPECIMEN (Pick 2As), about uncirculated to uncirculated, most attractive Bradbury Wilkinson printing and a very rare denomination VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Central Bank of Nepal, a blue leather Bradbury Wilkinson presenetation album containing an obverse and reverse design for a 20 rupees, ND (c.1982), black and blue on multicolour underprint, King Birendra Bir Bikram at left, Janakpur Temple at centre, reverse orange and turquoise, Sambar Deer at centre, arms at right (Pick 32 for similar), designs printed on a combination of transparant plastic and paper backing, making for an interesting effect, unique and attractive VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Banco de Portugal, specimen 1000 Escudos, ND (1932), no serial numbers, no signatures, dark green and purple on multicoloured underprint, Conde de Castelo Melhor at left, National Palace, Sintra at lower centre, reverse brown, Castle of Almourol and River Tagus at centre, two punch holes (Pick 148s), pencil date `01.12.1932` in top margin, otherwise fresh, about uncirculated, and a handsome Bradbury Wilkinson printing, rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

† Republica de Costa Rica, printer`s archival specimen 5 Pesos, ND (1883), serial number run 019001 to 059000, black on reddish tan underprint, General Prospero Fernandez at right, arms at left, perforated SPECIMEN BW & CO LONDON, uniface with counterfoil (Pick 103As), pencil annotation `Aug /83` on counterfoil, about uncirculated, a handsome Bradbury Wilkinson note and extremely rare VAT Status: Standard View Terms & Conditions

A Wilkinson Cavalry troops sword, with mahogany grip, fullered 88cm blade, together woth leather scabbard, 1899 patt.

A 2` two fold ironmongers boxwood and brass rule with brass slide and steel tips by HIGGISON Birmingham (w 1850-62) also stamped T Wilkinson Improved Rule G+

JAS. WILKINSON & SON: A FLINTLOCK PISTOL with a long tapering barrel with gilt damascene decoration to the top of the barrel and handle, with engraved mechanism and burr-wood mount, 18" long. See illustration

A Factory Embossed Name plaque Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery, Royal Staffordshire Ceramics A J Wilkinson Ltd, Burslem

Two silver caddy spoons by H WIlkinson, Sheffield 1909 and C B and S, Sheffield 1911

George V Army Officers Dress sword made by Wilkinson and Co, London, complete with leather scabbard and frog, 40" long

Victorian Magic Lantern, Label Wilkinson & Co. Makers

A MAHOGANY STRAIGHT FRONT CHEST OF DRAWERS, stamped W & C Wilkinson, 14 Ludgate Hill, two short and three long drawers, 100cm high,111cm wide

18thC elaborately carved oak longcase clock by Wilkinson, Carlisle with engraved brass dial, with enamelled Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary date display

A WWII combat knife by Wilkinson Sword Co, stamped `1B/4594` to ricasso, two piece wooded grip, and leather scabbard, 31cm long.

An Elizabeth II Officer`s dress sword by Wilkinson Sword, London, the single edged fullered blade with acid etched decoration, crown and `ER` cypher numbered to tang `72728`, over piercework knuckleguard and wire bound grip, together with brown leather scabbard and canvas travelling case, blade length 82cm, also with a Sam Browne belt, spurs and spare travelling case.

A Fairbairn-Sykes fighting knife, 2nd pattern, the straight oval crosspiece unstamped, the blade etched `Wilkinson Sword London`, the brass hilt with ribbed and beaded grip, in brown leather scabbard with brass chape, blade length 16.75cm.

A British 1907 S.M.L.E. bayonet by Wilkinson, the blade and mounts chrome plated, contained in a leather metal mounted scabbard, blade length 43.5cm, together with a MK 2 spike bayonet for the No. 4 Enfield rifle.

A British Commando fighting knife by Wilkinson and a WWII American bayonet.

Victorian silver chamber taper stick, by Henry Wilkinson and Co., Sheffield 1845/46, in Rococo Revival style, baluster column with scrolling handle over a fluted base bordered with scrolls and acanthus leaves, height 14cm, weight approx. 0.15kg (4.8 troy ozs)

British 1845 pattern Gothic hilted British Infantry/Staff Officer`s Picquet sword, the etched blade with royal cipher, crowned monogram and elaborate mirror finish scrolls, by Henry Wilkinson, number 19350, brass finger guard, shagreen grip with twisted wire binding, original brass scabbard with twin rings for suspension, the blade 84cm

Unusual British Army Officer`s sword, circa 1855-1861, probably a custom built variant with a straight double edged blade with twin narrow fullers to the forte, by Henry Wilkinson, London, numbered 685, the blade etched with the Garter Star and the battle honours from the Peninsular War, Waterloo and The Crimea, three bar hilt of 1822 Light Cavalry or Royal Artillery form, with original nickel plating, shagreen grip with twist wire binding, original brown leather field service scabbard, the blade 86cm

A VICTORIAN GOBLET of quilted design embossed with flowerheads, on beaded foot, 15cm h, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1866, 4ozs 10dwts Foot very slightly bent but in good condition

A NICKEL BRASS SHOULDER NUMBER 24 AND SPHINX COLLAR BADGE FROM THE TUNIC OF PRIVATE WILLIAM JONES, VC OF RORKE`S DRIFT FAME mounted on an MS note by W H Dugan, dated 1 August 1895 addressed to Louis Johns confirming the provenance of the relics, laid down, 17 x 11cm, mounted, sold with related correspondence Provenance: Pte William Jones, VC (1839-1913) 2nd Bn, 24th Regiment of Foot; W Dugan (the artist of the picture The Defence of Rorke`s Drift, Collection of the Royal Regiment of Wales Museum, Brecon) from whom acquired by Louis Johns; Christopher Wilkinson-Latham by whom sold (in 1981) to Ian Knight, from whom purchased by the present vendor in 2002. Illustrated: Wilkinson-Latham (C), Weapons and Uniforms of the Zulu War, Batsford 1978, fig 18, Knight (I), Nothing Remains but to Fight, Greenhill Books 1993, p49. The relics in fine condition. The handwritten note faded and time stained

A VICTORIAN CAVALRY OFFICER`S UNDRESS SWORD AND SCABBARD the blade etched with crown, cipher of Queen Victoria and foliate scrolls, signed ANDREWS 9 Pall Mall, the steel hilt with honeycomb pierced basket guard and wire bound fishskin covered grip, the steel scabbard having two bands with loose rings and median shoe, etched in a cartouche EVELYN HARPUR-CREWE 1ST KING`S DRAGOON GUARDS CORNET 1851 LIEUTENANT 1853 CAPTAIN 1858 INDIA, and a similar sword, the blade inscribed HENRY WILKINSON Pall Mall London, the scabbard etched RICHARD HARPUR-CREWE 1ST KING`S DRAGOON GUARDS CORNET 1856 LIEUTENANT 1858 CAPTAIN 1862 INDIA CHINA 1860 TAKU FORTS PEKIN Both in fine original condition

AN 1822 PATTERN PRESENTATION SWORD AND SCABBARD OF THE ROYAL MARINE ARTILLERY the etched pipe backed 79cm blade inscribed JOHN P.N.F. CLAPPERTON R.M.A. TO G A SCHOMBERG R.M.A. WEST COAST OF AFRICA FEBY 13TH 1845 and with VR cipher, fused grenade, crest and motto Persevere, the reverse also etched and with sword cutler`s signature DUDLEY GRAND PARADE PORTSMOUTH, the hilt incorporating VR cipher on fused grenade, the gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard signed as the blade and an 1822 Pattern infantry officer`s sword, with single fullered 1845 Pattern Wilkinson type etched blade, signed for Selby, Portsmouth (3) Provenance: (first sword) Presented to General Sir George Augustus Schomberg, KCB (1821-1907) by John Philip Nelson Forrest Clapperton. In a distinguished and lengthy military career Sir George Schomberg served on the coast of Africa, 1844-46. Sword - in generally good condition with light pitting and rather dirty. The hilt painted with a hammerite metal bronzing paint, the folding guard original and still functioning. Scabbard - the leather powdery, all the mounts present and retaining most of the gilding but somewhat dull and scratched, especially the chape. Second sword - blade heavily pitted and rusted with a few nicks. The retaining most of the original gilding although extremely dirty, the hinged guard working retaining the remains of a sword knot, both kept for many years in an attic and entirely unrestored

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON RUDYARD 264 VASE 20cm h, printed Bizzare mark, 1933 In fine condition no damage or restoration

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON TRALEE 565 VASE, 11.5cm h, printd mark, 1935 In fine condition, no restoration

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON PRESERVE POT, SALT CELLAR AND THREE PLATES Crocus patterns, preserve pot 7cm h, printed marks, c1930 Small spring flowers plate with slight wear to the centre of the green ground