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Henry Wilkinson. Coloured etching, hunting scene. Signed in pencil. 22 x 33cm.

An autograph photograph of Johnny Wilkinson, bearing signature.

A 1907 pattern Wilkinson bayonet, length of blade 43cm complete with leather and metal scabbard, another bayonet possibly Japanese, length of blade 39cm complete with metal scabbard, a brass bugle, a cut down Lebel bayonet (af) and a black leather cartridge bag (5)

A Lee Metford bayonet, length of blade 30.5cm, blade marked Wilkinson, London, complete with metal and leather scabbard (af), another Lee Metford bayonet, minus scabbard, also a World War I K98 German bayonet, length of blade 30cm, complete with metal scabbard (af)

A collection of sixty five 18th and 19th Century tokens to include Hull Lead Works, John Wilkinson half penny, Crown Copper Company, one penny and others.

A pair of William IV candlesticks, with scroll and foliate decorated sconces and nozzles, knopped stem and scroll decorated shaped circular weighted base, 20.5cm high, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1833. split to one candlestick.

WILKINSON, J.V.S The Lights of Canopus. Anvar I Suhaili. 1 of 50 copies signed by Wilkinson. Tipped-in coloured plates. Full morocco elaborately blocked in gilt by Sangorski & Sutcliffe with another suite of the plates contained in morocco portfolio, in slipcase. Together with a copy of the ordinary edition (2)

Staffordshire Pottery decorative Plate, painted with a mountain, stylised tree and fruits, with enamelled highlights, unknown design, bears Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd., England mark, circa 1950, 26cms, (10").

A WILKINSON BAYONET, with scabbard, another similar, and a Remington bayonet (3)

J.V.S. Wilkinson, The Shah-Namah of Firdausi published by India Society 1931, in good 98% dustwrapper.

A George V Infantry OfficerÕs sword, with wire bound grip, pierced basket and blade initialled to owner, by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall and with leather bound scabbard. Length 40 ins (see illustration).

CHARLES T HAVEN AND FRANK A BELDEN: A HISTORY OF THE COLT REVOLVER, NY Bonanza Books, nd, 4to, orig cl gt soiled, d/w + HENRY J KAUFFMAN: THE PENNSYLVANIA KENTUCKY RIFLE, NY Bonanza Books, 1960, 4to, orig cl, d/w + RAY RILING: THE POWDER FLASK BOOK, NY Bonanza Books, 1953, 4to, orig cl, d/w + FREDERICK WILKINSON: BATTLE DRESS, 1970, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (4)

C J WILKINSON: SAVAGE`S OF KINGS LYNN CATALOGUE FOR 1902, 1973, orig card wraps + DAVID BRAITHWAITE: SAVAGE OF KINGS LYNN INVENTOR OF MACHINES AND MERRY GO ROUNDS, 1975, 1st edn, orig cl, gt, d/w + STEPHEN PEART: THE PICTURE HOUSE IN EAST ANGLIA, 1980, 1st edn, orig cl gt, d/w (3)

* WILKINSON SWORD CO. A WEBLEY .455 'WG ARMY MODEL' SIX-SHOT DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER, serial no. 11782, 6in. barrel signed on the sighting flat 'WILKINSON SWORD CO. PALL MALL. LONDON' and engraved with the initials 'W.M.W.' on the underside, frame marked 'WEBLEY PATENTS' and with 'W&S' winged bullet trademark, bird's head butt with chequered hard rubber grips (one chipped), lanyard ring, and reblued throughout.

Wilkinson (Joseph) Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire, 1810, folio, 48 plates (majority torn), disbound; with six framed topographical views and two others (9)

LATHAM, John Wilkinson, `British Military Swords from 1800 to the present day`, Hutchinson, 1966 Tog with Belote, Theodore T `American & European Swords in the Historical Collections of the United States National Museum`, NY 1970 plus similar interest x 21.

Photograph of Patrick Bronte in old age, in an oval gilt frame, 4.75" x 3.75", On the reverse is the following which was presumably the original Museum designation "Rev P Bronte; Various relics including an oval photograph framed and glazed, a small china blue and white plate often used by him and a sword stick. The photograph was owned by Martha Brown and was bought from the Ratcliffes from whom came also the plate. The swordstick is accompanied by a framed certificate from C Stansfield who sold it to Mr Dixon. It was given by Mr Bronte to John Hudson the elder of Haworth who repaired Mr Bronte`s boots for many years and was bought by Stansfield John Hudson the Younger his son", Included in the lot is "Emily Jane Bronte and the authorship of Wuthering Heights" by Alice Law publ by the Old Parsonage Press. PROVENANCE; Acquired from the Collection of the late Mr Robinson Brown (late of Haworth) Sold by Sotheby Wilkinson and Hodge of Wellington Street, Strand in their auction of The Museum of Bronte Relics on 3rd July 1898 lot 105. The catalogue a copy of which is included in this lot states the following: "A large proportion of these relics was given by members of the Bronte family at various times to William Brown (father of Mr Robinson Brown), Sexton at Haworth Church during 20 years of the Rev P Bronte`s incumbency, and to his niece Martha Brown, who for many years lived in the Bronte family. Those relics which were not inherited from these relatives by Mr Robinson Brown, he acquired from Mr A Gledhill, Keithley; Miss Nussey; Mr W Scruton, Bradford and others; a few were purchased by him in the locality." The collection had for some years been displayed at the Temperance tea rooms in Haworth.

BURTON, Richard F. The Book of the Sword. 1884; CASTLE, Egerton. Schools and Masters of Fence. 1893; HUTTON, Alfred. The Sword and the Centuries. 1901; CARRINGTON-PEIRCE, P. A Handbook of Court and Hunting Swords 1660-1820. 1937; AYLWARD, J.D. The Small-Sword in England. 1945; VALENTINE, Eric. Rapiers. 1968; WILKINSON, Frederick. Edged Weapons. 1970. (7) This book lot is zero rated for VAT.

AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF GUNMAKER`S LABELS, 18TH, 19TH AND 20TH CENTURIES, including: Isaac Barber, I. Blissett, Blisset & Son, Cogswell & Harrison, Thomas Conway, George H. Daw, William Drury, Durs Egg, George Forrest, Forsyth & Co., George Gibbs, Alexander Henry, Holland & Holland, Charles Lancaster, John Lofley, Edward London, Joseph Manton, Thomas Elsworth Mortimer, J. D. Needham, Henry Nock, Samuel Nock, Parker, Field & Sons, James Purdey, Reilly, William & John Rigby, Samuel & Charles Smith, Tatham & Egg, Trulock & Son, Westley Richards, Wilkinson, Witton & Daw, James Woodward, (some facsimiles), together with a small quantity of mid-19th Century game licenses, all contained within an album with tooled and gilt leather-covered boards

A silver cased Waltham pocket watch with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement numbered 832578, case hallmarked London 1875; a silver cased pocket watch with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the movement signed Jos. Wilkinson, Sheffield and numbered 11878, the case hallmarked London 1877; and one other gun metal cased pocket watch with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial (3)

A group of three maps, including a map of Orkney by Captain Greenvile Collins, engraving with hand colouring, 47cm x 60cm.; Ports and Harbours on the North East Coast of Scotland by A. Fullerton; and Map of Edinburgh District, engraving with hand colouring signed Henry Wilkinson. (3)

A mid 19th Century white bisque porcelain oval plaque moulded in relief with a shoulder length portrait of Hugh Bourne, 1772-1852 (one of the prime movers in the establishment of the Primitive Methodist Church), 3.5ins x 2.75ins, contained in white glazed moulded frame, together with a copy of a biography written by John T. Wilkinson - "Hugh Bourne 1772-1852", published by The Epworth Press 1952, in blue cloth binding

Winifred H. Wilkinson (19th/20th Century British) - Watercolour - "An Irish Homestead" - Landscape with cattle watering in a pond to foreground and cottage to background, 13ins x 18.25ins, signed, in original gilt moulded frame with gilt slip and glazed

A pair of George IV silver pillar candlesticks of mid 18th Century design with square sconces and square moulded bases with bold anthemion ornament, and with multi knopped stems, 9.25ins high, by John Settle & Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1829 (bases loaded - engraved with armorials)

* Watercolour album. An album of approx. sixty watercolours and drawings compiled by Lady Watts, many dated c. 1914-25, largely works on uniform size pieces of paper, 17.5 x 12cm (7 x 4.75ins), and each neatly hinged into the album, artists include Charles William Wyllie (oil on paper, 10th August 1921), Tony Szirmai (1871-1968), Maurice Grun (1869-1947), Bernard Partridge (1861-1945), Edward Tennyson Reed (1860-1933), Ralph Peacock (1868-1946), David Murray (?), Tremayne Lark, Ernesta Stern, John B. Wilkinson, A. Nogas, Frank Morse-Rummel (woodcut), F. Guillaume (?), Arthur Alfred Burrington (1856-1925), B. G. Burt, Leo Browne (colour etching of South Beach, Staton Island, New York), Alfred G. Temple, Albany E. Howarth (etching of Venice), Leon Mundeleer (etching), Ann Style, Helen L. Cochrane, Mario Grixoni, Frederic Arthur Bridgman (1847-1928), a watercolour of Venetian fishing boats, initialled K. H. C. (?), approx. twenty of the drawings in a section at rear titled `Posthumous Works`, pen and ink drawings include works by Gustave Simoneau (1810-70), Leon Becker (1826-1909), Ann Simoneau, Ralph Hedley (1851-1913), Willem Geets (1838-1919), watercolours by Albert Dillens (1844-?), Henri Stackquet (1838-1906), and pencil drawings by Gustave Simoneau, Alice Stroobant, Emile Puttaert (1829-1901), Cesare Dell`Acqua (1821-1905), Willem Roelofs (1822-97), George Henry Boughton (1833-1905, two drawings), plus a few items of musical and literary interest including signed musical quotations by Georges Lauweryns, Leon Jehin, Louis Ganne and Agustin Rubio, many of the items (except `Posthumous Works`) with signatures or initials and presentation inscriptions to Lady Watts, contemp. plain dark blue crushed morocco with inner dentelles gilt, small 4to. Lady Elise Isabelle Watts was the daughter of Gustave Simoneau de San Omer of Brussels, who married in 1875 Sir Philip Watts (1846-1926), the naval architect. (1)

Eire dress sword, Oglaigh na h-Eireann (Irish Defence Force) badge to blade and guard, etched Wilkinson blade 82.5cm, gilded guard, fish scale grip and brown leather scabbard and frog

1930`s Wilkinson bowl, Bretby jardinière and other good quality ceramics

(L.I) AN EARLY VICTORIAN SCHOOLMASTER`S ACCOUNT BOOK maintained by George Hartley, schoolmaster of Braithwaite School near Keswick (January to July 1840) and Little Edinburgh School, Ambleside, (July 1840 to March 1844) giving the fees charged to parents or guardians of pupils for schooling and including names at Braithwaite (figures in brackets indicating separate entries): Bewsher, (Wood End [Bassenthwaite]), Bell, (Bogg), Fletcher, Fearon, Gatey, Henderson, Hunter, Hodgson, Kirby, Lowden, Pearson, Scott, Stamper, Vickers, Wren, Henry (Vicker`s Island), Couperthwaite Hardisty, Dixon, and names at Ambleside: Cousins,(2), Cousins, (of Howe Head),(2), German, Stainton, Tyson,(3), Woodburn,(6), Wilkinson, Clerk, Green, Coward,(5), Jackson,(2), Lancaster, Hayes,(2), Hayes, (of Little Edinburgh),(2), Airey,(4), Preston, (2), Preston (of Mill Brow), Preston, (of Market Place), Peill, Allinson, (2), Donaldson, Mackereth,(2), Clark, (Ambleside), Clark, (Loughrigg), Clark, (Fox Howe), Harrison,(3), Harrison, (of The Green),(3), Atkinson,(6), Atkinson (of Little Edinburgh), Townson, Birkett, Birkett, (of Little Edinburgh), Backhouse,(Ambleside), Backhouse, (Rydal), Backhouse (of The Nook), Roberts, Bell, Thompson,(2), Thompson, (of Walton Cottage),(2), Thompson, (of Waterhead), Rigg,(2), Richards,(7), Dove, (of Foxgill, Nr Ambleside), Hunter,(2), Dobson,(2), Higgins,(2), Cousins (of Howe Head),(2), Green, (of Howe Head),(5), Newton,(5), Whitfield Stainton, Sproat, (7), Rev. H. Hill, (Rydal), Watson Banks, (of Little Edinburgh),(3), Fleming,(3), Faber,(2), (of Green Bank),(2), Stalker,(5), Newby & Bell, (3), Satterthwaite, (of Rydal),(2), Birkett, (of Little Edinburgh),(2), Banks, (of Little Edinburgh),(3), Creighton,(2), Creighton, (of Park), Taylor (of Skelwith Bridge), Ward, Thwaite,(2), Briggs,(4), Hartley, (of Little Edinburgh),(3), Rawes, Usher, (of Little Edinburgh),(2), Hawkrigg, (of The Green),(2), Davey, (of Oaks),(2), Horrax, (of Little Edinburgh),(2), Mason, Mayson, Written in a fine copperplate hand throughout with two calligraphic title pages in blackletter, marbled end-papers, with bookseller`s label of Thomas Bailey, Cockermouth, in full vellum binding with calligraphic title, brass clasp, c. 360 pps, mostly inscribed with accounts, 8vo.

(L.I) THREE HAND COLOURED LOCAL FOX HUNTING PHOTOGRAPHS of huntsmen and hounds, one with written title `Huntsman John Richardson Blencathra Foxhounds J Wilkinson Keswick 52` all in modern framed card mounts and under glass. (3)

(L.I) `WILK` (John William (Bill) Wilkinson, 1906-1994), Mr George Graham unseated from his reluctant horse with following hounds leaping through a hedge, ink and watercolours, signed and dated 1989 lower right, in a modern frame under glass. 52cm x 39cm

Arthur Gair Wilkinson (1882-1957) A Tuscan landscape Signed and dated 1935 Watercolour 54.5 x 72.5cm; 21½ x 28½in Some fading and foxing upper quarter

Middle East. A collection of approx. fifty-five maps, mostly 19th century, eng. maps, several with orig. outline col., with examples by Findlay, Thomson, Wilkinson, Jefferys, Dower, Holles, Johnston, Wyld and Tallis, various sizes and conditon (approx.55)

Poor Law. Tenth-Fourteenth Report of the Poor Law Commissioners, 1844-48, together 5 vols., folding tables, a few folding eng. plts. and ground plans, some spotting, orig. cloth gilt, rubbed and somewhat damp marked, 8vo, together with Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education, 5 vols., 1844-48, num. tables, some folding, orig. cloth gilt, minor wear to head and foot of spines, plus Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education - Correspondence, Tabulated Statements of Grants, etc.; and Reports of Her Majesty`s Inspectors of Schools, 1848-49-50, 2 vols., pub. 1850, num. tables and population maps, some folding, orig. linen-backed printed wrappers, a little spotted and minor wear to extremities, and six others similar. The Thirteenth Poor Law Report (1847) contains a general report by George Wilkinson on workhouse buildings in Ireland as well as returns relating to the potato crop in Ireland in the preceding year. (18)

A Wilkinson "Oriflamme" small conical balustered Spill Vase, decorated in a mauve wash design, with a gilded rim and inner; together with a small Wilkinson Spill Vase, the neck gilded with stylised foliage above puce runnings, 4" and 3" high (2)

Oak and mahogany thirty hour longcase clock, the 12" gilded square dial signed William Wilkinson, Wigton, with subsidiary calendar aperture, the long mahogany crossbanded wavy door flanked by quarter fluted pilasters and surmounted by a moulded stepped cornice over a faux verre eglomise fret, 79" high

A William IV invalid`s feeder of boat form, with engraved coat of arms with motto `Per Ardua`, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1835

A set of six Art Nouveau teaspoons, divided scroll terminals, ensuite with conforming sugar bows, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1908, cased

An early Victorian neo-rococo fluted trumpet shaped chamber stick, acanthus capped double scroll handle, acanthus grasped socle, spreading base with leafy C-scroll border, 14cm high, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1840, associated conical snuffer

R Wilkinson published, The Balance of Power, coloured caricature engraving, 25cm x 35cm; others, Receiving Absolution For Past Heresies, published by McLean, 26 Haymarket; The Funeral of Tory-Principle, published McLean, 1827, 28cm x 36cm (3)

A 19th century naval cutlass, by Wilkinson, London, 77cm curved fullered blade, ribbed steel grip, angular brass guard, brass mounted leather scabbard, 89cm long overall, c.1870

An Ed VII 1821 pattern heavy cavalry officer`s sword, very slightly curved blade 35" by Wilkinson, no 39395 (for 1902) on backstrap, etched with R Arms, Ed VII cypher and wreath within angular scrolled panels, regulation plated "honeysuckle" guard, diced pommel and backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard. GC (replated overall)

A 1907 SMLE bayonet, by Wilkinson, in its scabbard, the pommel deeply stamped "O.T.C/ St.Dn/74" (St Dunston`s OTC). Basically GC (metalwork moderately pitted overall, split in leather scabbard)

A P1907 bayonet, by Wilkinson, in its scabbard, and a US 1917 Remington bayonet in scabbard. GC. (2)

5 Mickey Spillane Books, 1 book "They`re Open" by Ronald Wilkinson, a book Rudyard Kipling "Debts and Credits" centenary edition, 1 book "Flying Tales from Blackwood" and a small quantity of various other books

A PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP AND COVER of tapering circular form, the cover surmounted by an urn finial with curving handles, engraved for the "Portman Hunt Races 1932 Adjacent Hunts Farmers Race", the whole on a spreading circular foot and plinth, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1930, (c.32oz), 16" high

A PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP AND COVER of tapering circular form, the cover with an urn finial with curved handles, engraved for the "Portman Hunt Races, Farmers Welter Race", on a spreading circular foot and plinth, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1924, (c.28oz), 16" high

A PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP of circular form with a reeded girdle and scroll handles on a spreading circular foot and plinth, engraved for the "Portman Hunt Races 1936 The Portman Farmers Welter Weight Race", by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1935, (c.32oz), 10½" high

A PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP AND COVER of tapering circular form, the domed pull-off cover with a knopped finial and scroll handles, engraved for the "Portman Hunt 1951 Farmers Welter Race", the whole on a spreading circular foot and plinth, by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1928", (c.36oz), 15" high

A CLARICE CLIFF POTTERY GALLERY PLATE the design by Ernest Proctor, depicting a stylised hunt scene in silver resist, Bizarre range manufactured by Wilkinson, 25.5cm

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER TABLE FORKS by Hy Wilkinson & Co, with bead handles, engraved with a heraldic device, Sheffield 1860, 13ozs

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN SILVER DESSERT SPOONS by Henry Wilkinson, with bead handle, engraved with initials, London 1858, 11ozs

A Victorian silver gilt table lamp lighter, with eagle head terminal, marked Wilkinson and Dobson, Piccadilly, London 1843. 14cm.

Henry Wilkinson (b1921). Coloured etching. Lapwings in a meadow. 105/150. Signed in pencil. 27 x 36cm.

A Wilkinson presentation sword with etched blade, 29 1/2" long

Original Bizarre - A Clarice Cliff pedestal tazza circa 1928 hand painted to the interior well with a radial abstract pattern in orange, purple, yellow and blue within green outline with conforming banding, hand painted red Bizarre mark with Wilkinson back stamp, height 7cm. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration.

Original Bizarre / Early Whisper Variant - A large Clarice Cliff shouldered ovoid vase circa 1929 hand decorated with a deep band of abstract panels between dark blue, black, green and orange banding, large Bizarre mark, height 25cm. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration, light crazing and oxidisation to the dark blue. [Original Bizarre 1928-1929. This is an example of the transitional period of Original Bizarre showing striking similarities to the 1928-9 patterns Winsome and Whisper - repeating panels of a geometric design. The old Wilkinson vase was a very early one, referred to on shape sheets as a number ‘4’ (12 inch), ’4.1/2’ (10 inch) or ‘5’ (8 inch). PT].

Mr Fish - A Clarice Cliff Hors D’oeuvres dish circa 1935 of rectangular form hand decorated with two stylised fish beside seaweed all within green and black line banded borders, Royal Staffordshire A.J. Wilkinson mark only, measures 21.5cm by 10.5cm. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration, few minor paint scuffs.

Forest Glen - A Clarice Cliff advertising plaque circa 1935 hand decorated with a small cottage to a landscape within black and blue banding, hand painted Forest Glen by Clarice Cliff Wilkinson England, Height 6cm. Condition - No chips, cracks or restoration. [The usual Delecia style sky could not be created on such a small piece but uniquely it has a black ‘frame’ never added on actual examples, which gives it great impact. The backstamp is not in Clarice Cliff’s handwriting but that of the day-waged paintress who produced the piece. LG]

Five books concerning military badges & insignia: Wilkinson, Badges of the British Army 1820 to the Present, 1997; Wilkinson-Latham, Discovering Military Badges & Buttons, (2); Alderson, Cap-badges of the British Army 1939-1945, 1998; Wilkinson, Badges of the British Army 1820-1960, 1971

HENRY WILKINSON Coloured etching, Gun dog flushing out a mallard in the reeds, signed in pencil, No. 29/75, 10.5" x 14.5", mounted.