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A mid-Victorian burr walnut fold-over card table by `Wilkinson & Son`, the hinged top above a moulded frieze, raised on a pair of octagonal faceted baluster stems supported by downswept scrolls, terminating in carved cabriole legs and upturned scroll feet, stamped maker`s mark to carcass, width approx 92cm.

A 13th-14th century Window carved with a tracery trefoil. For a related window, see Wilkinson`s Doncaster, 27 Nov, Lot 395

A GEORGE V OFFICERS SWORD AND SCABBARD WITH ETCHED BLADE, SIGNED HENRY WILKINSON AND ALSO SIGNED FOR THE RETAILER R J INGLIS LTD MONTREAL AND WINNIPEG THE BACK EDGE MARKED BRITISH MANUFACTURE, LEATHER COVERED SCABBARD

R ELLIS WILKINSON, SIGNED, OIL, River and Mountain Landscape, 8 ½” x 11”

A Victorian silver desk stand, Isaac Millar Wilkinson, London 1899, of rectangular form with garooned rim, reeded and scroll handles, two square raised compartments for inkwells with gadrooned rims and two cut glass inkwells with silver covers, raised on four scroll bracket feet, 21.5cm long, 7cm high, weight without inkwells 12oz For details of the condition of this lot please contact the auctioneer.

A collection of porcelain and pottery reference books including The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain" by John Sandon two books on New Hall several books on Spode and blue & white including "Spode - Copeland - Spode the works and its people" by Vega Wilkinson "Cats in English Porcelain" Derby porcelain and two books on Liverpool porcelain."

A Victorian silver taperstick, by Henry Wilkinson & Company, Sheffield 1842/65?, of naturalistic form, monogrammed, 8 cm high, and another miniature silver taperstick, by Taylor & Perry, Birmingham probably 1830, again of naturalistic form, 4cm high, missing nozzle and the extinguisher with different decoration and unmarked

An American sterling silver four division toast rack, Jones Ball & Co, Boston, a Victorian silver lid with recumbent cow finial, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1849

An Indian silver heart shape small dish by Oomersee Mawjee, Bhuj, Kutch, stamped `O.M` and `BHUJ`, circa 1900, with a chased flowering scroll foliate rim and ground centred by a vacant heart shaped reserve, on three paw feet, 10.5cm (41/8in) long, 68g (2.15 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, pp. 64-101 for a discussion and images of the work of the Kutch silversmiths including works by Oomersi Mawji.

A WILKINSON 1897 PATTERN SWORD, no.47788, with leather scabbard

Railwayana: an enamelled North Eastern Railway Notice outlining a forty shillings penalty for not fastening the gate, by order of C.N. Wilkinson, Secretary, 10 by 28cm.

NORMAN WILKINSON River scene with fishermen Signed, etching, 22.5cm x 30cm.

Beswick group of two Siamese kittens, 7cm high, Royal Doulton kitten, 8cm high, Clarice Cliff style crocus flower spreader, 7cm high, and two similar Wilkinson miniature pots, 4cm and 3.5cm high. (5)

Norman Wilkinson Spey Pool Drypoint etching, 22 x 30cm

Henry Wilkinson Bassett Hounds Coloured etching, 15/100, signed, 25 x 37cm

"Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd, part tea service, teapot of oval form painted with green and graduated brown concentric circles (14)"

A COLONIAL SILVER HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG, early 19th Century, ribbed base, stamped `Wilkinson & Co`, (approximately 100g)

A collection of maritime prints after Norman Wilkinson, together with an oil painting.

White (John) Rural Architecture, A Series of Designs for Ornamental Cottages and Villas, 1857, folio, 84 plates, half calf; Burn (Robert Scott), Model Designs for Mansions, Villas, Dwelling Houses, Cottages .., nd., George Herbert, plates, half calf (worn); Audsley (W. & G.), Cottage, Lodge, and Villa Architecture, nd, title stained, plates, half morocco (worn); Wilkinson (William), English Country Houses, 1870, 4to., plates, original cloth (faded)

A Victorian 1897 pattern sword by Wilkinson, with plain dumbbell section blade, length approx 82cm, dated `5`01`, nickel hilt with impressed `9 1902`, struck out issue marks `1.3.L.R.A., CK., R.A.S. 4`, wire bound fishskin covered grip with leather sword knot and leather covered F.S. scabbard.

A Victorian cavalry officer`s sword by Henry Wilkinson, No. 12529, with curved single edged blade, length approx 87cm, narrow fuller to back, steel five bar semi-basket hilt, wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its black painted steel scabbard.

A Chinese copy of a Wilkinson Mameluke hilted officer`s sword, with curved single edged blade, length approx 79cm, etched with crests foliate scrolls, etc, cast brass crosspiece, white composition grips, in its plated scabbard.

A Victorian Officer`s dress sword, with a leather scabbard, etched blade `Henry Wilkinson` 29858

An Edwardian silver bowl and cover with loop handle, the squat circular body applied with four loop handles, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1905 by Henry Wilkinson & Co., height approx 11cm.

A 1912 Pattern Cavalry Officer`s Sword by Wilkinson, no. 46029, (1914), regulation pattern, in its polished steel scabbard and leather field service cover, together with spare polished steel scabbard.

An 1821 Pattern Infantry Officer`s Sword GVR by Wilkinson No. 50891, regulation specification, with polished etched blade, inscribed `Army Service Corps`, in its field service brown leather scabbard with frog and knot An 1821 Pattern Infantry Officer`s Sword GRVI, regulation specification, lacking scabbard, (2).

A Rare 1920 Pattern GRVI Royal Air Force Officer`s Sword by Wilkinson No.69749, of standard regulation specification, engraved blade, gilt brass hilt and eagle-head pommel, in its black leather scabbard with engraved gilt brass mounts.

A Naval Officer`s Sword by Wilkinson GRVI regulation pattern, the folding hilt inscribed `J. A. Keith Wright`, in its brass mounted leather scabbard A Second World War Group of Four to Flight Lieutenant G. C. Willis, 1939-45 Star, Africa Star, Defence Medal, War Medal 1939-1945, in card box of issue A Silver Identity Bracelet, inscribed `F/Lt. G. C. Willis 87902 R.A.F.V.R` A Royal Naval Long Service and Good Conduct Medal GRVI to Corporal A. C. Trim, Royal Marines (Ply. 22198 A. C. Trim. Cpl. R.M.), (lot).

R Ellis Wilkinson (fl.1874-1900): Boy Fishing `St Ives Cornwall`, watercolour signed, inscribed and titled on original mount verso 19cm x 27cm

A Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery Jardiniere decorated trees with hanging lanterns

AFTER HENRY WILKINSON "Spaniel with duck", coloured dry point etching, limited edition, signed artist`s proof, No`d. 37/150, bearing "Keyser Gallery" label verso and AFTER MICK CAWSTON "Study of two dogs", coloured limited edition signed artist`s proof print, No`d. 374/850

HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011) SPANIELS AT WORK signed, 44 x 54cm ++In fine condition in modern gilt frame as supplied to the late owner and ready to hang

A VICTORIAN CHRISTENING MUG of slightly waisted form, on scrolling foot applied with flowers, engraved with a name and date in foliate cartouche, 9.5cm h, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1865, 4ozs 10dwts ++The inscription contemporary above and just to the left of the cartouche the initials MEV, possibly engraved at later date; very light overall wear affecting the duty mark, no repairs

Two Victorian bandsmen`s swords by Wilkinson, London, double edged 48cm blades, metal `Gothic` hilts with VR cipher in escutcheons, no scabbards

British Pattern 1856 Pioneer sword by Wilkinson, London, brass ribbed stirrup hilt, straight single edged blade 58cm, with spear point and saw toothed back, the ricasso struck with inspectors marks and `01, in its brass mounted leather scabbard marked 2.SF7

A Regency mahogany concertina action extending dining table, circa 1815, in the manner of Wilkinson & Sons, moulded top with rounded corners, with three additional leaf insertions, tapering spiral turned legs headed by foliate and scroll cast metal terminals, brass caps and casters, 73cm high, the top 109cm x 251cm overall

Pair late eighteenth century flintlock pocket pistols, by Wilkinson Bristol, with brass box lock frames and turn-off barrels and walnut bag grips, 15cm overall Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A VICTORIAN SILVER DESK STAND, rectangular with shaped and scrolled edges, two detachable hexagonal shaped bottles with silver mounts and a central candle stick, 8" wide, London 1857 by Henry Wilkinson

A SET OF TWELVE VICTORIAN IVORY HANDLED AND SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS with engraved blades by Henry Wilkinson & Co. 1882

A VICTORIAN SILVER TRAVELLING COMMUNION SET consisting of a chalice standing on a lobed hexagonal base, matching jug with wafer tray and jug, cased, Sheffield 1851 by Henry Wilkinson & Co., 5 troy oz

Henry Robinson Wilkinson (1884-1975) Figures, horses and carts beside the Roman Forum Signed, pencil and watercolour, 25.5cm by 36cm

Norman Wilkinson PE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971) Tug and other shipping off a coastline; Coastline with shipping under a moonlit sky One signed, oil on canvas board, each 31cm by 41cm (pair)

Norman Wilkinson PE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971) Beach scene with figures, quayside and lighthouse; Beach scene at low tide, yacht and other shipping in the distance Both signed, oil on canvas board, partially laid down, each 31cm by 41cm (pair)

An Art Deco Four Piece Teaset, maker`s mark S&W probably Sydney Wilkinson, Sheffield 1937, of flared rectangular form with high stepped legs applied at each corner, with stylised carved ivory handle and flush fitting cover with stepped fan finial, 20cm high, 74oz all in

York and Lancaster Regiment. The 10th (S.) Battalion, York and Lancaster Regiment, 1914-18, by Richard Mark Wilkinson, [1938], orig. mimeographed typescript with folding appendices, orig. cloth-backed printed boards, rubbed and soiled, corners bumped and lower joint sl. frayed, folio (1)

* A Wilkinson Sword Second Pattern Company Commando, the 15.5cm double edge steel blade etched with manufacturers markings and `J.R.T. Wilson`, blackened cross guard, and brass chequered grip, 18cm overall, lacking sheath (1)

* A Wilkinson Sword Company E.II.R. Commando Knife, the 17.5cm double edge steel blade etched with manufacturers markings and E.II.R royal appointment, nickel plated cross guard and ribbed grip, 29.5cm overall, in its brown leather sheath with nickel plated shoe (1)

* A Wilkinson Sword Company Second Pattern Commando Knife, the 17.5cm double edge steel blade etched with manufacturers markings, the reverse `Made in England`, black cross guard, brass chequered grip, 29.5cm overall, in its brown leather sheath with black painted shoe (1)

* A Wilkinson Sword Company First Pattern F-S Commando Knife, the 16.8cm double edge steel blade etched with manufacturers markings and `The F-S Fighting Knife`, S- shape cross guard, nickel plated chequered grip, 29.5cm overall, in its brown leather sheath with nickel plated shoe (1)

* Two Victorian 1856 Pattern Pioneer Sawback Swords, each with 58 cm sawback blade stamped `Wilkinson, London`, with inspectors and War Department stamps, brass stirrup hilt guard, solid ribbed grip and down-swept quillon, 70cm overall, each in its brown leather scabbard with brass mounts stamped `Mole` The 1856 Pattern Pioneer sword was feared by many but was not primarily designed for this reason. Pioneers were a crucial part of any regiment and this type of sword was deemed of great importance, assisting the men with preparing defensive works, constructing military accommodation and clearing trees and pathways. (2)

* Taylor (Robert). `Bader`s Bus Company`, published 1988,signed in pencil by Johnnie Johnson, and three other distinguished pilots, 44 x 67 cm, (Limited edition 177/1250), together with another by the same hand `Eagle Squadron Scramble`, American Eagle Pilots of 71 Squadron, RAF, scramble their Vb Spitfires, Summer 1941, signed in pencil by Royce Wilkinson, OC `A` Flight 71 Sqdn. and another distinguished pilot, 31 x 51 cm, both unframed (2)

A George VI circular Bowl and Cover with pink, white and blue enamel frieze and butterfly finial, Sheffield 1937, maker: S Wilkinson

Thomas Harrison Wilkinson, British/Canadian 1847-1929- Shipping scene off the Isle of Wight; watercolour, signed, 29.5x47cm: John Berney Crome, British 1794-1842- Reeded riverside scene; pencil on buff, signed and dated 1834, 16.5x26cm: H Glover, British early 20th century- Lake scene with mountains and cottage; watercolour, signed, 9.5x14cm: British School, mid 19th century- Portrait of a man; oil on board, 29.5x24cm., (4)

M.C.C. tour of Australia 1932/33. ‘Bodyline tour’. Large original and impressive colour travel poster of the ‘Orient Line. R.M.S. Orontes’ by artist Norman Wilkinson. The poster mounted with original artists mount with title ‘’Orient Line. R.M.S. Orontes. Off the Cliffs of Dover’ and ‘Norman Wilkinson, R.A.’ to right hand border. The lower border has hand written title ‘M.C.C. Australian Tour 1932-1933’ and is nicely signed in black ink by eighteen members of the touring party. Signatures are Douglas Jardine (Captain), Hammond, Brown, Voce, Wyatt, Ames, Duckworth, Paynter, Pataudi, Larwood, Bowes, Allen, Verity, Leyland, Sutcliffe, Mitchell and the joint Managers P.F. Warner and R.C.N. Palairet. Lacking the signature of Tate from the full touring party. To the right of Jardine’s signature is a small original head and shoulders caricature drawing, in pencil, of Jardine wearing his infamous Harlequin cap. Initials ‘A.M.’ (Arthur Mailey) to side. The colour image measures 21”x14” and overall 28”x22”. Very minor foxing to both image and mount otherwise in good/very good condition. Norman Wilkinson (1878-1991) was a British artist who usually worked in oils, watercolors and drypoint. He was primarily a marine painter, but he was also an illustrator, poster artist, and wartime camouflager. During World War I, Wilkinson was the first to propose the use of disruptive coloration in naval camouflage, for which he coined the well-known term “dazzle painting” or dazzle camouflage. Throughout his life, he was a prolific poster artist, designing numerous posters for the London and North Western Railway, and the London Midland and Scottish Railway

World Cup Final 2003. Official programme for the World Cup Final, Australia v England, played on 22nd November 2003 at the Telstra Stadium, Sydney. Sold with a folding poster of the England 1999 World Cup squad signed by all the players and six World Cup 1999 postcards of the players, all signed by the players featured to verso. G England won the World Cup 20-17 with Johnny Wilkinson kicking four penalties and the historic drop goal in the last minute to win the World Cup for England

‘The Professional Footballers Association Annual Awards 1995 & 1997. Official programmes and ticket for the awards ceremonies held at the Grosvenor House Hotel. Signed to the two programme by various players and guests, odd duplication. Forty one signatures including K. Dalglish, R. Wilkins, D. Law, Shearer, Le Tissier, Redknapp, McManaman, Horton, J. Tarbuck, Nevin, Beckham, Howard Wilkinson, Gary Mabbutt, Alex Ferguson, Beardsley, Batson, Sheringham etc. Qty 2. G

CLARICE CLIFF CONICAL SUGAR CASTER painted with orange-roofed cottages amongst trees and landscape scenery, printed Wilkinson backstamp in black, repaired, 14.5cm high

Charles Wilkinson - Landscape with an Angler walking along a River at Dusk, early 20th Century watercolour, signed recto, approx 25cm x 35cm, within a gilt frame.

An early Victorian silver gilt christening mug with foliate and bellflower capped handle, the baluster body and foot embossed with a band of acanthus leaves, Sheffield 1844 by Henry Wilkinson & Co., height approx 10cm.

A Victorian figured mahogany linen press by W & C Wilkinson, 14 Ludgate Hill, the moulded pediment above a pair of arched panel doors enclosing sliding trays, the base fitted with two short and two long drawers, on a plinth base, height approx 211cm, width approx 129cm.