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A George V Scots Guards levee sword by Henry Wilkinson with straight dumbbell section blade, length approx 82.5cm, numbered 54669, etched with battle honours to South Africa 1902, family crest in the form of an animal head (probably an elephant), motto `Quo Virtus Vogat` and initials `L.B.M.`, replated gothic hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, leather knot, in its leather covered F.S. scabbard with frog and Sam Browne belt (some age wear), together with a Gloucester`s swagger cane.

A Clarice Cliff toby jug of Winston Churchill for Wilkinson, No 194, modelled with Churchill seated on a bulldog, wearing a tricorn hat and holding a battleship, (a.f) 29cm high.

Wilkinson and Son, 8 Old Bond St, An early Victorian mahogany metamorphic three tier buffet, with weighted tiers united by turned stretcher raised on flattened bun feet, 112cm high x 124cm wide, 52cm deep.

An Indian silver tankard by Oomersee Mawjee, Bhuj, Kutch, incuse stamped ‘O.M’, circa 1900, with a well modelled snake scroll handle, with rope twist and bead edges, stylised foliate borders and flowering scroll foliate tapering sides with birds and big cats hunting deer, on a raised moulded base, 11.5cm (4 1/2in) high, 280g (9 oz). See Dehejia, Vidya ‘Delight in Design: Indian Silver for the Raj’, p. 38ff for a chapter on Oomersee Mawjee & Sons and workshop designs and p. 126ff for Kutch embossed silverware including works by Oomersee Mawjee. See also Wilkinson, W. R. T. ‘Indian Silver 1858 - 1947’ London 1999, p. 90 image 134 for this incuse mark of Oomersee Mawjee, dated 1890-1910, and pp. 64-101 for a discussion and images of the work of the Kutch silversmiths including works by Oomersi Mawji.. From the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and descendants, thence by descent.

An Edwardian walnut veneered desk clock with inset barometer and applied thermometer, 22cm wide and a Wilkinson letter opener, with rosewood handle, (39cm) cased, (2).

†An ERII Naval officer’s sword, plain blade by Wilkinson, no 120682 (1985), gilt hilt with turn down inner portion, and incorporating crowned fouled anchor, VGC (no scabbard), a Vic infantry officer’s sword and an RN officer’s sword, c 1830 (both AF) -3

A Vic 1822 pattern infantry officer’s sword, almost straight, fullered blade 33”, by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London, no 28007 (for 1887), etched with crowned VR cypher within scrolled fenestrated panels, regulation brass guard with sideloop and incorporating crowned VR cypher, stepped pommel, ornamental top to backstrap, in its plated scabbard (some wear and rust) with 2 rings. GC (small crack to top of grip) Plate 7

7 plated blades for U.A.E Naval Forces swords, by Wilkinson Sword with ERII logo at forte, etched with title in English and Arabic with roped oak leaf and acorn panels, threaded ends to tangs, blade length 31”. New Condition

George V dress sword by Wilkinson, Pall Mall, with basket hilt in leather scabbard, 103cm overall.

A late Victorian-Edwardian plated breakfast side dish, by Henry Wilkinson & Sons being of an oval shape, revolving cover, the sides decorated with leafy swags, the interior with separate dish and strainer, 37cm long.

A Clarice Cliff Trieste shape tea set in the Pine Grove pattern comprising a teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, sugar bowl, one cup and two saucers, black Bizarre and Wilkinson backstamps, circa 1935.

A Clarice Cliff pottery bowl in the Forest Glen pattern on a Delicia ground of ribbed circular form (shape no. 633), 24 cm diameter, Bizarre and Wilkinson backstamps, circa 1935-37, some interior wear.

A Clarice Cliff Trieste shape tea set in the Pine Grove pattern comprising a teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, sugar bowl, two cups and two saucers, black Bizarre and Wilkinson backstamps, circa 1935.

A Clarice Cliff pottery plate in the Aurea pattern of octagonal form, 25 cm long, Bizarre and Wilkinson backstamps, circa 1934-37, minor enamel flake.

A Norman Wilkinson print of boats, framed

Beau SABRE de type Afrique du Nord, avec une très belle lame gravée et rehauts de dorures "Henry WILKINSON Pall Mall London, Sword Maker to H.M. KING GEORGE" et caractères hébreux sur l`autre face.. Avec un fourreau en filali..

Three Bradbury Wilkinson Seahorses stamps, half crown, five shillings and ten shillings

A Victorian silver and blue glass Gothic design bowl, Henry Wilkinson & Co, 1839, (chipped glass) 13.5 cm high See illustration

1971-78 litho by Bradbury, Wilkinson 10c error Black (state inscription, portrait and arms) omitted, fresh u/m, cat £140Country: MALAYA - SELANGOR

Small group on two pages comprising 1916-23 set of eleven, De La Rue 2s6d to 10s, Bradbury Wilkinson 2s6d, 1924-48 white paper set etc, mainly fine large part o.g. (37)Country: NAURU

1960s Imperforate proof of the vignette (irregularly cut but approx 76 x 61mm) of the design for the 1965 10s QEII adhesive (SG 84), in black on thick white paper with country heading (below design) crossed through by horizontal lines below which is `437`/BRADBURY, WILKINSON & CO ld. NEW MALDEN, SURREY, ENGLAND and showing four guide lines, slightly soiled but unusualCountry: TRISTAN DA CUNHA

1959-68 Bradbury Wilkinson 2s6d to £1 (SG 595a/98a) complete sheets of 40 with plate numbers 7A, 4A, 2, and 1A respectively, a few minor wrinkles and folds otherwise fresh u/m, cat £600Country: QUEEN ELIZABETH II

1959-68 Bradbury Wilkinson 2s6d to £1 (SG 595a/98a) complete sheets of 40 with plate numbers 7A, 3A, 2, and 1A respectively, a few minor wrinkles and folds otherwise fresh u/m, cat £600Country: QUEEN ELIZABETH II

Small unused selection on pages from 1913 to 1935 incl 1913-24 Bradbury Wilkinson 2s6d and 1932 set, mainly fine large part o.g. (32)Country: BECHUANALAND

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 2d grey and maroon, two imperforate Plate Proof singles in issued colours affixed to card 107 x 77mm, small design beneath in pen and a cut-out rosette. A few marks but a rare item, ex De Villiers. For SG 34

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 2d Colour Trial in slate-purple and black (Afrikaans inscription) perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B1, affixed to piece of card 36 x 29mm

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 4d Plate Proofs. Imperforate examples in each language, one of each in ‘fixed ink’ and one of each in ‘fugitive ink’, B.W. label at base. The two fugitive ink examples each have an almost colourless line through the designs. Endorsed in ink ‘Fixed ink approved’, initialled and dated 8/12/27

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 1/- Die Proofs. Vignette in yellow-brown on wove paper 108 x 77mm, a couple of folds; frames in blue, English and Afrikaans, in sunken format (104 x 75mm) on piece overall 118 x 105mm. Both initialled, the latter twice and with m/s date 5/11/26. A lovely pair and very rare. Ex De Villiers. For SG 36

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 1/- Colour Trial in black and purple-brown (English inscription) perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B1

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 1/- Plate Proofs. An imperforate example in each language, one headed ‘Fixed ink’ with manuscript ‘approved’ in red below; the other headed ‘Fugitive ink’, with a treated area. Affixed to card 164 x 107mm. B.W. label at base, faint ‘as submitted’ in pencil at top left. Ex De Villiers

South Africa. 1927 Bradbury Wilkinson 3d Colour Trial in green and orange (Afrikaans inscription) perforated ‘SPECIMEN’ Type B1, the orange somewhat oxidised

A MODERN ISLE OF MANN CEREMONIAL SWORD, BY WILKINSON SWORD, the blade etched with the three legs of Mann, and the gilt hilt, 34" (86.4cm) long overall EST 35-50

Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire pottery figure - "Three Rows A`Penny Pins", 24cms, a pair of Bols figural liqueur bottles - Dutch girls and a Staffordshire equestrian figure, 94).

A Clarice Cliff/Wilkinson Ltd Vase - probably a PROTOTYPE, modelled as a Musical Scroll, matt cream glazed, painted in black with 5 bar staff, notes and treble and base clefs, bordered in red, 8ins, (illustrated).

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd, England, three piece cruet set with green, black and orange painted decoration on cream ground CONDITION REPORT Mustard pot and cover - perfect. Pepperette - perfect, no back stamp. Salt - good condition. One small area of flaking / chip to the orange decoration on the rim. No back stamp / mark

HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011) HUNTSMAN WITH HIS DOG signed, hand-coloured etching, numbered 121/150 22cm by 17cm

Clarice Cliff design Wilkinson, Royal Staffordshire part dinner set (6836) comprising six 23cm plates, six 20cm plates, pair of circular tureens and covers 21cm diameter, another pair smaller 14.5cm on stands, 19cm diameter and a pair of oval ashets, 29cm long (20 pieces)

A 19th Century sword stick, etched and fullered blade 28in., modelled on the 1845 type and marked ‘Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London’, mounted in a wooden stick with later silver collar.

An early Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd. "Original Bizarre" single handled Lotus jug painted with geometric triangle band in blues, purples, greens and yellows upon a blue ground, height 29.5cm.

A VICTORIAN SILVER AND CUT GLASS BUTTER DISH, COVER AND STAND, by Hy Wilkinson Co., Sheffield 1844, the cover with a recumbent cow finial and engraved with strapwork panels, the circular stand with conforming panels within a cast and pierced border, the cauldron shape glass dish having two lug handles and star cut to underside, 10.5cm high x 19.5cm diameter. See illustration

A Wilkinson Sword modern officers dress sword with leather scabbard.

A Wilkinson Sword modern ceremonial sword with brass lacquered guard and pummel and wooden handle, length 91.5cm.

A Wilkinson Sword modern ceremonial sword with brass lacquered guard and pummel and wooden handle, length 91.5cm.

A Wilkinson Sword ceremonial sword commemorating the 1969 Investiture of Prince Charles, length 95cm.

A Henry Wilkinson limited edition etching, a gun dog with game in his mouth, edition no. 29 of 75, signed in pencil by the artist, 22 x 30cm.

A Wilkinson pottery Clarice Cliff circular tureen and cover with knop finial and pale floral sprays on a cream ground heightened with gilt, printed marks to base, diameter approx 24cm. CONDITION REPORT: Some surface scratches and marks but free from chips, cracks and repairs.

Victorian Coldstream Guards Levee Pattern Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson. A good and scarce regimental pattern. The blade etched with a Crowned VR cypher and bears Regimental Battle Honours the last being for the Crimea. To the forte cutlers details of Wilkinson and to the back of the blade the number 17356 (1871). The hilt with steel guard incorporating the Garter, the grip with shagreen cover and twist wire binding. Housed in correct narrow plated scabbard. GC etching clear clean condition.

Northumberland Fusiliers Victorian Regimental Pattern Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson of London. A rare example, with “dumbbell” blade by H Wilkinson (No. 38364 denoting manufacture in 1900) bearing foliate decoration, VR cypher and Royal Arms, Prince of Wales’s plumes and initials “WG”. Regulation 1897 Pattern guard with appliquŽ grenade bearing St George on the ball. Wire-bound shagreen grip and plaited brown leather sword-knot. Housed in its brown pigskin scabbard with plated steel mouthpiece and chape. Traces of rust and pitting to blade, plating of guard slightly defective. Minor wear to shagreen of grip. Frog-tab of scabbard absent. Complete with original brown leather storage bag. The initials WG on the blade, which also appear on the brown leather outer cover, are probably those of William Gibson, who transferred from the Militia to the Northumberland Fusiliers in 1900.

Royal Engineers Attributed Victorian Officer’s Sword and Court Sword Mounted into a Period Display Case. A magnificent example of the 1857 Pattern by Henry Wilkinson, with extremely fine slightly curved fullered blade (No.5280, indicating 1854) bearing foliate decoration, VR cypher, Thunderbolt and crest and motto of the Grant family. Hilt with gilt-brass scroll pattern guard, black shagreen grip with gilt wire binding, and chequered pommel. Housed in its gilt-brass scabbard with white metal shoe ... Together with a Civil Uniform sword with regulation cast beaded metal hilt, the point of the blade now seized in the chape of its black leather scabbard ... and a Staff Officer’s gold and red flecked aiguillette. All mounted into a 19th Century glazed mahogany wall hanging display cabinet with hinged lid. (3 items) This sword is almost certainly that of Lieutenant (later Lieutenant General Sir) Robert Grant, who was educated at Harrow and RMA Woolwich before being commissioned into the Royal Engineers in 1854. He held a number of appointments, including that of Chief Engineer in the 1885 Sudan Expedition, becoming Inspector General of Fortifications in 1891. The relative dates of the blade and hilt of this sword indicate that Grant must have had the weapon re-hilted in or after 1857 to conform to the new pattern of hilt.

A pair of early Victorian silver chambersticks, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1838, each raised on a plain multifoil base with moulded edges below a vase shaped socket, open loop handle and plain conical extinguisher, dual crests, 15cm diameter, 17.8oz (2)

A George V Queen`s Own Cameron Highlanders dress sword and leather scabbard, the chromed basket hilt lined in red and with purple tassel over a shagreen grip, the double edged blade by Henry Wilkinson etched with thistles, 98.5cm (37.5in)

British Isles. A mixed collection of twenty-eight maps, mostly 18th & 19th century, engraved and lithographic maps of the British Isles, Scotland, Ireland, regional maps and maps of England & Wales, including examples by Wilkinson, Teesdale, Johnson, Sanson, Thomson, Faden, Bartholomew, Steiler and Neele, various sizes and condition (28).

Europe and Scandinavia. A mixed collection of approx. fifty-five maps, mostly 18th & 19th century, engraved maps, several with contemp. hand colouring, including examples by Andriveau-Goujon, Thomson, S.D.U.K., Levasseur, De Vaugondy, Lapie, Dower, Fullarton, Johnston, Arrowsmith, Hall, Wilkinson, Archer, Colton, Brue, Lizars, Mallet, Bonne, Harrison, Wyld, Vivien and Gibson, occ. duplicates, various sizes and condition (approx.55).

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON ORIGINAL BIZARRE TRAVELLER~S MINIATURE VASE 6.5cm h^ printed HAND PAINTED NEWPORT POTTERY ENGLAND^ 1928-29 ++In fine condition^ no restoration. The blue enamel not degraded

OLIVER MESSEL^ ASSOCIATION COPIES. WILKINSON (SIR J GARDNER) THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT EGYPTIANS three volumes^ new edition by Samuel Birch^ plates^ signed on the ffe Oliver Messel 16 Yeomens Row London SW3 Please Return if Lost^ green cloth gilt^ 1878 and three others^ all signed by Oliver Messel^ comprising Howard Carter and A C Mace^ The Tomb of Tut.ankh.amen^ volume I (only)^ fourth impression^ 1930^ A W Lawrence^ Classical Sculpture^ 1929 and Walter Ison^ The Georgian Buildings of Bath^ 1948 (6)

HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011) GREYHOUNDS; PHEASANTS; MALLARD; RED LEGGED PARTRIDGE four^ hand coloured etchings with drypoint^ all signed by the artist in pencil and numbered from editions of 100 or 150^ 26 x 37cm and c (4) ++The lot in fine condition

A FAIRBAIRN-SYKES FIGHTING KNIFE BY WILKINSON SWORD LTD second pattern^ blade 17.3cm l^ brown leather scabbard with oxidised chape^ c1945 (2) ++In satisfactory condition

An Egyptian style electro-plated hinged biscuit barrel with Pharaoh finial and four Sphinx feet. Thomas Wilkinson and Son circa1875 Ht. 22cm

T Wilkinson - 'A Girl with a Bouquet of Roses', watercolour, 52cm x 32cm, in modern frame

Wilkinson table lamp, attribution, colorful leaded glass shade on a bronze base, good original patina, 18.5"dia x 26"h, very good conditionStarting bid: $750