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Preisdatenbank abonnierenVictorian silver tea and coffee service comprising teapot, coffee pot, cream jug and sugar basin of baluster form having all over embossed design of floral and foliate sprays surrounding vacant cartouches beaded rims, each supported on a spreading circular foot, teapot and coffee pot with ivory insulators to their handles, London 1857, Henry Wilkinson & Co, g/w 2.176kg Cites Ref: PWBNWQ4TTogether with a homemade storage box.
Autographed Rugby Shirts (i) England signed by Jason Leonard,Steve Thompson,Martin Corry,Ben Cohen,Mike Tindall & Lewis Moody. (ii) Newcastle Falcons away (iii) Newcastle Falcons home signed by first team squad including Johnny Wilkinson, the latter two with letter from Neewcastle Falcons (3)
* Gillray (James). Col. Gardiner's Last Interview with his Wife and Daughter, published R. Wilkinson, Feby. 1st 1786, uncoloured oval stipple engraving on laid, some spotting and dust soiling to the margins, trimmed to the plate mark, overall size 430 x 510 mm, together with The Triumph of Benevolence, published R. Wilkinson, April 21st 1788, uncoloured stipple engraving, several repaired marginal closed tears, thread margins, laid on later thin card, overall size 500 x 615 mm, with Le Triomphe de la Liberté en l'élargissement de la Bastille, dédié à la Nation Francoise, published R. Wilkinson July 12th 1799, uncoloured stipple engraving after James Northcote, some marginal fraying and staining, trimmed to the image and laid on later thick board, 495 x 600 mmQTY: (3)
A Clarice Cliff ‘Ravel’ pattern tea service, circa early/mid 1930s, with angular block handles, with blue, yellow, and black banding to the rims, and orange detailing to handles, comprising: a tea pot, two teacups and saucers, a cream jug, a sugar bowl, and a side plate, with maker's mark to underside, some with ‘Wilkinson England Honeyglaze’ stamp. (8)
A Clarice Cliff ‘Taormina’ pattern posy ring vase, circa mid/late 1930s, with maker's mark to underside, 18cms wide overall; together with a Wilkinson Ltd. jug, shape 42, with angular handle and spout, decorated in the manner of Clarice Cliff with an orange cottage and flowering foliage, maker's mark to underside, 14cms high. (2)
TEN WILKINSON 'ALLIED COMMANDER' TOBY JUGS, comprising King George V holding a globe, he is the tallest at approximately 31.5cm, Admiral Beatty holding a shell, Field Marshall Haig sitting on a tank, Lord French holding a jug, General Botha holding a jug, Lord Kitchener holding a jug, Admiral Jellicoe holding a jug, David Lloyd George holding a shell, Marshall Foch holding champagne and a glass and Woodrow Wilson holding an aeroplane, all with impressed initials for Sir Francis Carruthers Gould, transfer printed marks for Wilkinsons pottery, Carruthers-Gould signature and Soan and Smith of Oxford Street to the base, dated between 1917-1919, together with a Copeland Spode Churchill Toby Jug, Condition Report: Kitchener has a chip to his hat, the fragments are inside the jug, Jellicoe has missing glaze to the back of his head, Lloyd-George has a chip to his left foot, Foch has missing glaze to the champagne bottle, Woodrow Wilson has restoration and missing glaze to his hat, the other jugs are in generally good condition aside from some crazing to the glaze in places
WILKINSON JOHN GILBERT (fl. 1830-70) "Horse in a landscape", oil on canvas, signed and dated 1850 lower right, inscribed on label verso "The property of The Late Captain Freestone of St Margaret's South Elmham which was sold for £100 for export to America ......, painted by WJ GILBERT 1860", 49 cm x 62 cm CONDITION REPORTS There is crazing and cracking throughout, particularly noticeable to the horse itself. In need of a clean. Areas of dirt and some scratches, etc. There is a small, almost hole, to the bottom right hand corner and another two along the bottom edge. Has possibly been cleaned and re-varnished in the past. There are some drip marks particularly visible under UV but also with the naked eye. There are also some marks to the canvas in line with the stretchers on the reverse. There is damage to the frame with losses. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
A late Victorian silver mustard pot, of stylised shape with curved ribbed edge and scrolled handle, with blue glass liner, hallmarked by Henry Wilkinson Ltd, along with a Georgian silver three footed salt cellar (no liner), leopards head with crown visible, other marks rubbed. (2) Weight: approx. 125.3 grams (4ozt) Further details: both tarnished, scratches and small dents to salt cellar, very minor dent and scratches to mustard pot, general wear.
WILKINSON, Robert (c.1768-1825). Atlas Classica, London, 1808, 51 hand-coloured maps and charts only (of 53), contemporary half calf (worn, covers detached).WILKINSON, Robert (c.1768-1825). Atlas Classica. Being A Collection of Maps of the Countries Mentioned by the Ancient Authors Both Sacred and Profane. London: Robert Wilkinson, 1808. 4to (343 x 280mm). Title with engraved allegorical vignette dated 1797, 51 hand-coloured engraved maps and charts only (of 53, lacking the world map and "The Land of Moriah"), 3 double-page, one folding (some mainly marginal staining and spotting). Contemporary calf (worn, covers detached, endpapers torn). Provenance: George E. [?]Berry, 1846 (signature on front free endpaper); a few miscellaneous engraved maps loosely-inserted.
Pair of George IV silver fiddle pattern teaspoons with gilt lined shaped bowls, hallmarked London 1829, makers mark for Adey Belamy Savory, a William IV long handled Old English pattern mustard spoon, London 1831, makers mark rubbed together with a Victorian long handled pickle fork, Old English and thread pattern, Sheffield 1887, makers mark for Henry Wilkinson & Co, silver weight 80gms
Queen’s Own Cameron Highlander’s Officer’s Dirk. A fine gilded example made by Henry Wilkinson with a steel 280mm blade etched ‘Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London’ with faceted top, double fullered, etched crowned regimental crest with Egypt sphinx below, vacant shield cartouche, the opposite side with battle honours, with ebonised wooden grip carved with basket weave and inset with brass studs, the opposite side with crossed swords and bonnet, the gilded metal mounts finely embossed and chased with thistles, with a faceted amber glass pommel, overall length 420mm, in its black leather scabbard with gilded metal mounts stamped 'R.&H.B. Kirkwood, 66 & 68 Thistle St. Edinburgh' with queen's crown, with integral bi-knife and fork each with yellow glass pommel, very good condition £1,400-£1,800 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Family Group: Three: Able Seaman F. W. E. Bullen, Royal Navy British War and Victory Medals (J. 83345 F. W. E. Bullen. A.B. R.N.); London Private Fire Brigade Association Long Service Medal (316) extremely fine Imperial Service Medal, E.II.R., 1st issue (Richard Augustus Bullen), on original mounting pin for wear, extremely fine (4) £70-£90 --- Francis William Ewart Bullen, a banknote printer with Messrs. Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. Ltd., was born in Hoxton, London, on 30 June 1898. He attested into the Royal Navy on 15 December 1916, for service during the Great War and served afloat in H.M.S. Retriever and H.M.S. Taurus, serving off the Belgian coast. Demobilised on 12 February 1919, he joined the London Private Fire Brigades Association as member of the the Brigade run by his employers. He was awarded his Bronze Long Service Medal in 1929 and later retired as an active member on 31 December 1943. The grant of a silver medal was made to the recipient on 26 May 1949. He died aged 94, on the Isle of Wight, in September 1992. Richard Augustus Bullen, brother of the above, was awarded the Imperial Service Medal upon his retirement from the General Post Office (London Gazette 20 July 1956). He died in Southwark, London, in 1972. Sold with a very detailed article published in The Orders and Medals Research Society Journal in June 2011, in relation to the award of these medals, together with copied photographs and detailed copied research.
Fighting Knife. A Second War first pattern Fairburn-Sykes Commando fighting knife, complete with original brown leather scabbard, by Messrs. Wilkinson Sword Co. Ltd., London, the 170mm steel blade etched on the ricasso 'The F-S Fighting Knife.', the opposite side with the Wilkinson Sword crossed swords trademark, the iconic ‘S’ crossguard and chequered steel grip, overall length 300mm, a very good example of this iconic and highly sought after knife, some light rust spots, overall very good condition £1,400-£1,800 --- This is an age restricted lot: the successful buyer will be required to either collect in person, or arrange specialist shipping.
Rare George V Royal Tank Regiment Marked 1897 Pattern Officers Sword by Henry Wilkinson Attributed to Major Hugh Graham Neish Royal Tank Regiment, fine Infantry officers sword with George V cipher incorporated to the guard, shagreen covered grip with wire binding. Black leather portepee attached to the grip and housed in regimental pattern black leather scabbard. Blade remains in excellent condition which retains much of the original polished finish. Etched with standard decoration and additional regimental badge of the Royal Tank Regiment. Initials ‘H.C.N’ etched to the reverse panel. Blade by Wilkinson sword and numbered to the spine ‘46507’. Vendor attributes the sword to Major Hugh Graham Neish. Blade 82cms, overall 102cms. A rare and hard to find sword.The charity for blind ex-servicemen and women St Dunstan’s gives the following information in the St Dunstan’s Review – ‘Hugh Graham Neish Royal Tank Regiment – Major H. G. Neish, of London, died at Pearson House on the 15th April, 1975. He was 77 years of age. He served in the Regular Army from 1915 until he retired in 1948. His sight ultimately failed and he was very seriously ill by the time he came to St. Dunstan's and went to Pearson House a few months ago. He was a single man with no immediate family.
Scarce Wilkinson Sword Etched Blade 3rd Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife, well worn example of a 3rd pattern commando knife with black painted one piece ribbed grip and unmarked oval cross guard. Double edged blade with Wilkinson Sword makers mark to one side and ‘THE F.S. FIGHTING KNIFE’ to the other. Blade is also etched to the centre with a panel bearing the name ‘LT COL. M STEFFEN’. Blade shows wear, no scabbard. Blade length 17cms, overall 29cms. Lieutenant Colonel M Steffen, is possibly served as part of the US armed forces. Worthy of further research. Similar example shown on page 121 of ‘The Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife and Other Commando Knives’ by Ron Flook.
WW2 British Nickel Plated 2nd Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, good example with nickel plated knurled grip and oval cross guard. Housed in its original leather scabbard with nickel plated chape, leather leg tabs absent, belt loop with elasticated strap. Good double edged blade with etched Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London makers mark and reverse etched ‘THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE’. The blade measures 17 ¼ cms.
WW2 British 1st Pattern Fairbairn Sykes (F.S) Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, good used example of the desirable 1st pattern commando knife, having nickel plated knurled grip and top nut. ‘S’ type nickel plated guard. Housed in its original leather scabbard with nickel plated lower chape. Leather leg tabs absent but the belt loop still has the securing strap with press button snap. Double edged blade etched with Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd London makers mark and the reverse ‘THE F-S FIGHTING KNIFE’. Blade shows some wear with the makers mark and FS etchings rubbed. Blade measures 16 ½ cms, overall 31 ¼ cms.
Late Victorian Naval Officers Sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, No.35454 (for 1898) signed blade 80.5cms etched with crowned Royal Arms, fouled anchor, and bands of fruiting oak within rope borders, regulation hilt engraved with owner’s initials GFWG inside the guard, wire bound fish skin covered grip, folding side guard, in its leather scabbard (creased) with brass mounts including maker’s shield to locket. Good condition, blade with small areas of light pitting, some age wear overall.
1827 Pattern Rifle Officers Sword of the Kent Rifle Volunteers by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London No10887, signed regulation blade 83cms etched with crowned VR and strung bugle amidst scrolling foliage with owner’s crest, initials A.W., regulation iron guard (pitted and cleaned) wire bound fish skin covered grip, in steel scabbard (heavily cleaned). Good condition. Vendors research note states ‘Anthony Whitford commissioned 7/5/1860 , 26th Kent Rifle Volunteers, 37th Corps (at Cranbrook), 5th Admin Battalion. Ex Peter White collection
1887 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officers Presentation Undress Sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London No. 6416 (for 1855), regulation signed blade 92cms etched with crowned VR amidst scrolling foliage with FWA to CN and the owner’s crest a fist grasping a broken hammer within garter inscribed with motto NON ARTE SED MARTE, regulation pierced iron guard, silver wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its steel scabbard unusually numbered inside the nickel throat piece 6416. Good condition.
Indian Army 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword by Wilkinson Sword, blade numbered ‘65827’. Hilt of universal pattern with crowned ‘EIR’ to the guard, shagreen grip with wire binding. Housed in brown leather scabbard with metal lower chape. Stamped with initials ‘A.T.S’ to the underside of the guard. Regulation blade with etched decoration. The blade measures 82cms. Hilt heavily pitted and covered in Verdigris. Housed in foul weather sword cover.
Royal Artillery Officers Pre-WW1 Sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London No. 36495, regulation single edge signed blade 89cms etched and polished with owner’s initials W.S.L. Royal Arms, regimental badge and thunderflash amidst scrolling foliage (tip moderately pitted), regulation triple bar iron guard, silver wire bound fish-skin covered grip, in its leather covered field service scabbard. Good condition
A William IV silver inkstand,Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1833,rectangular form with a scroll gadroon foliate border, with two pen wells, two silver-mounted inkwells, a central pull-off chamberstick on a raised urn, on four scroll bracket feet, length 20cm, total approx. weight 14.6oz. Provenance: A Private Collection.
A collection of silver items to include a cup by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1934, on an ebonised plinth, 19.5cm wide, dish ring, by James Dudley, London 1896 with chased decoration of a group of frolicking putti, 9.2cm wide, a footed bonbon dish, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1891, 17cm wide, a two-handled vase 8.5cm high, a sauceboat 15.5cm wide, together with eight napkin rings of various designs, and a collection of flatware 48.61ozt (qty)
A CLARICE CLIFF 'MY GARDEN' VASE, of tapering form, the base moulded and painted with orange, black and yellow flowers on a cream ground, printed backstamp reads: 'Hand Painted, Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd England', with painted 'My Garden' and impressed number '664 5/8', height 14.5cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good overall condition, some small scratches and tiny areas of paint loss, would benefit from a clean)
A late Victorian Royal Artillery officer’s sword by Wilkinson, No.25179, etched with regimental device, Royal Arms, owner’s crest and motto, blade 88.5cm. Condition - poor condition in a good scabbard. * Due to new safety regulations and legal restrictions with ParcelForce and Royal Mail, we are unable to pack or send swords and bladed items through postal service. Collection in person or courier service is recommended *
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