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A pair of Wilkinson pottery Clarice Cliff fantasque dwarf candlesticks, decorated with the feathers and leaves pattern, printed marks, 4.5" diameter.

A Wilkinson pottery Clarice Cliff conserve pot, painted with the crocus pattern, printed mark.

A Wilkinson pottery Clarice Cliff vase, painted with a cottage landscape, printed mark, 7".

A Wilkinson pottery Clarice Cliff vase, of tapering form and painted with the blue crocus design, printed mark, 7".

FOOTBALL: Small selection of signed colour photographs of various sizes (7.5 x 11.5 and smaller) by various footballers comprising David Beckham, Michael Owen, Steven Gerrard and Zinedine Zidane. Also including a signed and inscribed 8.5 x 4.5 photograph by Rugby player Jonny Wilkinson. All are signed to clear areas and most images show the players in action poses. All are individually professionally matted to various sizes. VG, 5

BATMAN: Selection of signed 8 x 10 photographs (most colour images) by various actors and actresses who starred in the 1960s American television series Batman comprising Adam West & Yvonne Craig, Burt Ward, Eartha Kitt, Eli Wallach, Glynis Johns, Frank Gorshin, June Wilkinson etc. Each of the images show the actors in character costume from Batman. Two of the photographs are professionally matted alongside each other. VG to EX, 8

ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed photographs of various sizes, signed album pages, cards, pieces etc by a variety of actors, actresses, vocalists, musicians and other entertainers including Oprah Winfrey, Benny Goodman, Slim Whitman, Marti Caine, Lena Zavaroni, Shirley Bassey, Mia Farrow, Rita Tushingham, Christy Moore, Crystal Gayle, Warren Mitchell, Sarah Brightman, Ben Lyon, Dickie Henderson, Kathleen Ryan, Evelyn Laye, Ivor Novello, The Bachelors, Kathy Kirby, Vera Lynn, George Melly, Anna Neagle, Tom O'Connor, Natalie Cole, Bill Cosby, Max Bygraves, Elaine Paige, Richard O'Sullivan, Helena Bonham Carter, Ralph Fiennes, Des O'Connor, Tom Wilkinson etc. G to VG 137

ENTERTAINMENT: Selection of signed cards, 8 x 10 photographs, a few signed cheques etc., by various film stars and other entertainers etc., including Honor Blackman, Clayton Moore, Caroline Munro, Elizabeth Hurley, Jack Lemmon, Barbara Eden, Michael Caine (2), Edith Evans, George Clooney (4), Gregory Peck, George Martin, Johnny Cash (2), Patrick Troughton, Ricky Tomlinson etc., also including signed colour photographs of the sportsmen Jonny Wilkinson and Tim Henman. Framed and glazed (10). G to VG, 32

ENGLISH RESTORATION: FINCH HENEAGE (1635-1689) Earl of Winchilsea, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports 1660. D.S., Winchilsea, one page, folio, n.p., n.d. (1660). The manuscript document is an affidavit issued on the restoration of King Charles II and concerns Robert Wilkinson, 'clerke....of episcopall ordination, of pious & sober conversation, orthodox in judgement, conformable to ye doctrine & discipline of ye Church of England & in all these revolutions of time hath continued very loyall to our gratious Soveraigne & eminently active for his sacred Majestys happy restauration.' Signed by Winchilsea at the foot and countersigned by a further eight Royalists including Sir John Boys (1607-1664, Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports 1646-48, Governor of Donnington Castle during the Civil War), Sir Thomas Peyton (d.1683, Member of Parliament) and Sir Arnold Braems (Flemish merchant) as well as four parish priests. Some light foxing to the edges, otherwise VG

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson sugar castor decorated with flowers

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson floral wall pocket

George Vernon Stokes, Hounds in Pursuit, coloured etching, 24.2cm x 28cm (9.1/2in x 11in) (unframed); and Henry Wilkinson, Pointers on the Moor, coloured etching, 28cm x 35.5cm (11in x 14in) (unframed) (2)

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

The Lonsdale Library "Shooting by Moor, Field and Shore", "The Clyde River and Firth" by Neal Monroe, illustrated; "Christmas Carol" by Dickens, illustrated by Gilbert Wilkinson; "The Woman in White" by Wilkie Collins and others, (7)

Book of Hours, 15th Century Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum, 78 leaves with three arched miniatures within decorative borders, seven 4-line miniatures within capitals and decorative borders, and one foliate capital within a border; 15 lines to a page. The order is: f.1 arched panel of St John in a landscape with the eagle (slight rubbing), f.16 capital showing the Annunciation or Visitation, f.27v capital showing the Nativity, f.32v capital showing the Angel's Announcement to the Shepherds, f.36v capital showing the Adoration, f.41v capital showing the Flight into Egypt, f.47v capital showing the Coronation of the Virgin (?), f.51 3-line gilt foliate capital within a border, f.53 capital showing the Deposition, f.59 arched panel showing Christ carrying the Cross (repair strip to head, slight loss, smudged and discoloured), f.78 (final leaf) arched panel showing the Crucifixion. Most pages with gilt, blue and red decorated initials (some are 2-line), incomplete, faults, possibly Use of Rouen, lacking all before and mainly comprising The Hours of the Virgin, Litany (incomplete), the final miniature being the first and only page of The Hours of the Cross, late 19th century fine morocco gilt binding, leaf size 176 x 125mm approximately. Provenance: The Wilkinson family, Kingston, Cambridge; acquired by the vendor's great grandfather, Robert Corke, when financial director of Gossages Soaps, and bound for him in Liverpool (the binding unsigned)

Book of Hours, Use of Coutances, 15th Century Illuminated Manuscript on Vellum, without Miniatures; 170 leaves only, some omissions, mostly 12 lines, with Calendar showing particular references for Coutances, and final leaf with the commemoration service to St Manuaeus, many initials in red and blue (some 2-line); some margins with early manuscript comments or notes, shields and doodles; leaf size 180 x 127mm approximately. Provenance: The 'Le Sauvage' family with their various names written on several margins including the date '1598' to f.10v; with Bernard Quaritch in the later 19th century with a printed catalogue entry clipping of this volume when described in a different binding and as having Miniatures; the Wilkinson family, Kingston, Cambridge - acquired by the vendor's great grandfather, Robert Corke, when financial director of Gossages Soaps, and bound for him in Liverpool (the fine morocco gilt binding unsigned)

1912 Wilkinson Experimental Meter Mail First & Last Day handstamps on pair of covers. Cat £550. Both AP (G.J.King). Estimate: £285

A Victorian sword by Henry Wilkinson with scabbard.

PETR PETROVICH SEMENOV: TRAVELS IN THE TIAN-'SHAN' 1856-1857, Ed Colin Thomas, Hakluyt Society 1998, orig cl d/w + AGATHARCHIDES OF CINIDUS: ON THE REYTHRAEAN SEA, Trans/Ed Stanley M Burstein, Hakluyt Society 1989, orig cl d/w + JOHN WILKINSON AND OTHERS (Eds): JERUSALEM PILGRIMAGE 1099-1185, Hakluyt Society 1988, orig cl d/w + R C BRIDGES AND P E H HAIR (Eds): COMPASSING THE VAST GLOBE OF THE EARTH, Hakluyt Society 1996, orig cl d/w + G W B HUNTINGFORD (Trans/Ed): THE PERIPLUS OF THE ERYTHRAEAN SEA, Hakluyt Society 1980, orig cl d/w + D B QUINN (Ed): THE HAKLUYT HANDBOOK, Hakluyt Society 1974, 2 Vols, orig cl d/w's (7)

JOSEPH WILKINSON: THE ARCHITECTURAL REMAINS AND ENVIRONS OF THE ANCIENT TOWN AND BOROUGH OF THETFORD IN THE COUNTIES OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK, [1822], lacks ttl page, 25 etched plts inc some proof, orig top wrap to second part bound in at front, 4to, old hf cf worn

A Georgian hallmarked silver pair cased verge pocket watch, Roman numerals to a white enamelled dial, movement marked Josh Wilkinson, Leicester 2300, Birmingham, 1821. S/D.

3 SEPIA PHOTOGRAPHIC POSTCARDS OF SHEFFIELD UNITED FOOTBALLERS CIRCA 1906. BOB BENSON, BERNARD WILKINSON, JOE LIEVESLEY. (3)

A four branch Venini style chandelier by Wilkinson with spiral twist decoration, with eight decorative branches moulded as leaves and flowers.

A Wilkinson style glass six branch chandelier moulded with flowers.

A Victorian silver cruet, the frame by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1863, the trefoil shaped base on ball feet with wire work frame and leaf capped scroll handle supporting three barrel shaped glass condiments, two silver mounted for pepper and mustard, hallmarks illegible and three silver plated condiment spoons. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A Victorian silver salver, by H. Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1849, of shaped circular form on scroll shell capped bracket feet with scroll and shell borders, the centre flat chased with shells, leafy scrolls and diaper work, crested, 30.5cm diameter, 25oz approximately. Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

Militaria - A commemorative Bowie knife by Wilkinson and Son of Sheffield, the clip back, 31cm plated steel blade etched 'For Service To The American People, 1852-1877, Wells Fargo Express Company, in its lined oak case; a folding bowie knife, brass mounted with horn handle, the 13cm steel blade marked Sheffield Steel, 23cm overall. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A Collection of Sixty Eight 19th Century Wooden Framed Hand Coloured Magic Lantern Slides, makers include William Catlin, Newton & Co. and Wilkinson, Sunderland, subjects include British and overseas topography, marine, comic and military, all housed in a pine box.

George V officers dress sword, Wilkinson, stamp 51065, brown leather scabbard, frog and acorn

Arthur Wilkinson (1860-1930). A Surrey Orchard. Watercolour. Signed lower right. Inscribed lower left. 25cm x 40cm. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

HENRY WILKINSON: A colour Etching showing a German short haired Pointer with pheasant, signed in pencil, no 47 of 140

Three Wilkinson of London early Bayonets

A George V 1897 pattern Officers Sword, marked Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London with royal cypher and no.50019, in leather scabbard, the handle with fishskin grip, 33in blade

A Victorian 5th Dragoon Guards Sword, , etched 36in blade with royal cypher and marked Henry Wilkinson, pierced detail to the guard and sharkskin grip

A Vic officer's broadsword of The Q Own Cameron Highlanders, DE claymore blade 32" by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall London, no 26024 (for 1885), etched with crown, regimental title, "79" and owner's crest and motto "Dulcis pr Patria Labor" (McKerrill) within foliate panels, regulation steel basket hilt with bars and panels pierced with hearts, wirebound fishskin grip. Basically GC (dark patina to blade, hilt silver painted, worthy of careful cleaning). Note: The sword of Augustus de Segur McKerril, b 1863, Lt Cameron Highlanders 1884, served in Sudan 1885- 86, Dongola 1896, Nile Expeditions 1897, 98,99, MID 1898 and brevet Lt Colonel, Governor Dongola 1900-02 and Berber 1902-3, Colonel 1904, O/c 2nd Bn Camerons 1910-12, temp Brigadier 1914 commanding Tayside defences, d 1916

A Royal Worcester teaset, decorated with transfer printed and hand painted flowers comprising eleven cups and eleven saucers, retailed stamp for Phillips's Mount Street London, with Worcester shot enamels plus a Paragon teaset with black ground, a 1930s Wilkinson Poppyland plates set plus two novelty Beswick decanters, one formed as Loch Ness (q)

Clarice Cliff: a small cream jug of conical form raised on four square feet with one foot formed as the handle, the interior decorated with a handpainted floral band in brown, orange, blue and green, the exterior with banded yellow and green and the feet and rim in bright orange. One side with the transfer printed Clarice Cliff signature and the base marked Fantasque Wilkinson, handpainted, 6cm tall (a/f)

A Royal Artillery Officer's dress sword with leather covered wooden scabbard, blade by Wilkinson, London, three bar plated guard and wire bound fish skin grip, etched blade.

A Georgian silver butter dish by Henry Wilkinson & Co., with engraved tree crest, lobed form, 7 inches diameter, hallmark for 1826, matching lid with cow finial, total weight approx 11 ozs.

Urquart, Sir Thomas The works. Edinburgh: Maitland Club, 1834. 4to, engraved plates, contemporary half morocco gilt, edges rubbed, Cromarty bookplate; [Poetry] The convert Scot. London: printed for A.B., 1681. Folio, 8pp., disbound, [Wing C5982], blue morocco-backed cloth; Beaugué, J de Histoire de la guerre d'Ecosse. Edinburgh: Maitland Club,m 1830. 4to, red morocco gilt by Zaehnsdorf; Smith, John Biographica Scotica, or portraits of illustrious persons of Scotland. London: R. Wilkinson, [c.1798]. 4to, 21 engraved plates, later calf gilt; Andrew Carnegie bookplate; Major, John Historia majoris Britanniae, tam Angliae quam Scotiae. Edinburgh: R. Freebairn, 1740. 4to, 16pp. list of subscribers, contemporary calf, head of spine rubbed; Crombie, B.W. Modern Athenians. Edinburgh: A. & C. Black, 1882. 4to, limited to 1040 copies, frontispiece and 48 hand-coloured etched plates, contemporary maroon quarter morocco, t.e.g.; Allan, David Select Scotish songs. Edinburgh: A. Foulis, 1799. 4to, 3 engraved plates, nineteenth century calf gilt, final leaf repaired, lightly dust-soiled (9) .

A late 18th century mahogany piano of rectangular form, the top lifting to reveal a bone and ebony keyboard, the whole supported on six turned and reeded tapering legs, bears label 'Robert Worrann late Wilkinson & Wornum', 164cm wide

A Regency rosewood four-tier whatnot by William Wilkinson with gilt brass gallery, slender turned supports, drawer to the base and on turned feet with reeded brass caps and castors, 141cm high x 50cm wide, the drawer stamped 'WILKINSON, LUDGATE HILL, No 14794'.

An A.J. Wilkinson Ltd 'Honeyglaze' Clarice Cliff Spring Crocus pattern sandwich plate, a Carlton Ware lettuce leaf dish, a Wedgwood 'Peter Rabbit' bowl and plate, together with a collection of decorative ceramics.

A late Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell 'Cigarettes' box, of rectangular form with hinge lid, London 1898 by Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ltd, length approx 15cm.

A late Victorian ivory paper knife, the silver handle embossed with flowers and 'C' scrolls, London 1894 by Henry Wilkinson & Co.

A pair of Victorian silver serving spoons with Apostle handles, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1887; together with six silver Albany pattern tea spoons, Chester 1913 and five Victorian coffee spoons with spiral handles, London 1886

HENRY WILKINSON (British, fl.1921) Spaniels and three further gun dog pictures, four in total, each signed and numbered in pencil in the margin, dry point etchings, mounted but not framed

HENRY WILKINSON (British, fl.1921) Setters and three further gun dog pictures, each signed and numbered in the margin, dry point etchings, mounted but not framed

HENRY WILKINSON (British, fl.1921) Dachshunds and three further gun dog pictures, each signed and numbered in the margin, dry point etchings, mounted but not framed

HENRY WILKINSON (British, fl.1921) Dalmatians and three further gun dog pictures, each signed and numbered in the margin, dry point etchings, mounted but not framed (see illustration)

A Victorian officers sword, straight double edged blade engraved 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London' and also engraved 'The Royal Scots Lothian Regiment', with gilt metal pierced basket guard and wire bound fish skin grip in its metal scabbard and one another sword, detailed 'Morris Angel & Son' (2).

Arthur Wilkinson (1860-1930), Garden scene near Mitcham, Surrey, watercolour, signed and dated 1904, 20cm x 37cm.

WILKINSON, Rev. JOSEPH. Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire. R. Ackermann, 1810. Parts 2 - 12 only folio, orig. wraps. 44 uncoloured plates (one misbound).

PETIT NECESSAIRE de tous les jours..., Paris, chez le Sr Desnos n.d. [1781]. 12mo., cont. French red morocco gilt with triple rule, decorated spine with blue morocco lable, a.e.g. (lacks pencil). Engraved title, frontispiece, coloured double page maps of the Northern and Southern hemispheres, folding distance table, coloured map of France, map showing the main routes of the country, coloured circular plan of Paris (torn at fold), partly coloured map of the environs of the city, and plan of Versailles. Containing contemporary MS notes in English, including riddles, apparently by William Wilkinson, who lived in the Midlands.

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson pottery Rodanthe pattern novelty clog, 11cm long.

HENRY WILKINSON, Cocker Spaniels. Etching aquatint. Signed and numbered 144 from an edition of 150. 10 x 12ins.

Miscellaneous Silver/cn and Copper Coins, mostly English Crowns to Farthings; and a Bradbury Wilkinson advertisement note, Heavy Lot-Buyer to Collect

A Victorian oak bookcase by Wilkinson & Son, the moulded cavetto cornice above three glazed doors each with carved rosettes, enclosing adjustable shelves, flanked by leaf carved spiral twist and fluted columns, the side with a door to access an integral space for maps or folios, above two drawers the centre with a hinged pull-down front fitted a shelf, stamped 'WILKINSON & SON, 4591, 8 OLD BOND STREET', 78in (198cm) h, 75in (190cm) w, 15.75in (40cm) d. Losses to mouldings.

Ensuite to the previous lot: A Victorian oak bookcase, by Wilkinson & Son, the moulded cornice above a pair of double glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves, each door with carved rosettes, flanked by leaf carved, spiral twist fluted columns, the locks stamped 'R.L & Co', on a plinth base, 51in (129.8cm) h, 84.25in (213.8cm) w, 17.25in (43.5cm) d.

HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION COLOURED ETCHING, (1/75), A Sportsman with Dog in Landscape, 4 ½" x 3"; and PAIR OF COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, "Pheasant in Stubble"; and "Red-Legged Partridges", 7" x 9" (3)