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Great War Period UK Forces Bayonet, 17” Wilkinson blade, metal mounted leather scabbard

Wilkinson “Commando” Fighting Knife, blackened steel blade, 7”, metal mounted leather sheath

henry Wilkinson labrador retrieving game hand-colored drypoint etching signed lower left and numbered lower right in pencil 22cm x 30cm (see illustration on our website)

henry Wilkinson pheasants; pointers each etching and aquatint each signed in pencil within the margin lower right the first inscribed 107/120 lower left the second inscribed 64/150 lower left each p. 25cm x 34.5cm (2)

a Grenadier Guard Officer’s sword, by Wilkinson Sword, serial number 73449, the 33 inch blade etched with ER II cypher, battle honours, triple bar guard; and three fencing foils, (4).

a Scottish basket-hilted ceremonial sword by Wilkinson Sword Co, circa 1960, the 33 inch nickel plated straight single fullered blade, numbered 71300, the hilt pierced with traditional pattern, domed pommel, fishskin grip contained in its black leather scabbard with nickel plated mounts.

an 1821 pattern Artillery Officer’s Sabre by H Wilkinson, the 34.5 inch steel blade numbered 11934 (1862) typically etched with Royal Artillery design, VR cypher and presentation inscription stating C.S. from A.J.S., triple bar guard, fishskin grip and stepped pommel, contained in its steel scabbard, sold with this lot is a copy of the recipient’s death certificate, and regimental history. charles Stewart, was Merchant and Lieutenant of Artillery and Captain of Militia, he died 7th October 1874 when fracturing his skull from accidentally falling down stairs at the Midland Hotel, Pancras Station.

A Victorian ivory handled fish server, by Henry Wilkinson and Company, Sheffield 1892, with shaped and pierced blade and carved lattice work handle; a cased set of Trefid end teaspoons, Sheffield 1940; a cased set of slender design coffee spoons, Birmingham 1957; a set of six double struck Queen's pattern teaspoons, London 1817; together with other items of flatware (Qty)

wilkinson (Rev. J.) Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland and Lancashire, 1821 fo, paper covered bds. (detached), 48 plts, pub. 1810 by Ackermann (some plts. loose, edges dusty and scuffed) (w.a.f.)

Royal Doulton flambe model of a monkey in multi-coloured glazes, printed mark to base, 8.5cm high, Royal Doulton Lambeth vase of ovoid form with a dark blue ground and banded foliate decoration, impressed marks to base, 15.5cm high, Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd., mug with moulded pixie handle and other items

Anthony Wilkinson late 20th century- 'Anemones in a Window'; photo etching printed in colours, signed, titled and numbered 10/225 in pencil, 52x39cm: together with one other similar etching printed in colours by the same hand titled 'Daffodils', signed, titled and numbered 10/225 in pencil: After Patrick Livingstone late 20th century- 'Garden Table'; colour reproduction print, signed, titled and numbered 253/290 in pencil: together with one other similar reproduction print after the same hand, signed, titled 'Garden Gate' and numbered 262/275 in pencil: Michael Potter b.1951- 'Paul de Vence'; lithograph printed in colours, signed, titled and numbered 105/200 in pencil, (5). (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

An attractive cased pair or late Victorian Silver Peppers, vase shaped with embossed garland and medallion decoration, stepped square bases, urn finials to the lids, 3 ½” tall, Sheffield 1880, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, (case A/F)

A Georgian flintlock pocket pistol, signed Wilkinson, Edinburgh, triple barrel with walnut stock 6.5in.

A 1930's A. J. Wilkinson Ltd. lemonade jug and six beakers, with fruit and trellis design, against a cream glaze, jug 8in.

H.R. Wilkinson - Venice, watercolour, signed, 25 x 35 cm

Henry Wilkinson-'Two Retrievers', signed etching, 13/100, 23x34cm Lemaire Romney-'Marsh near Rye', pen and wash Print of St John's Close, D. Ancona, 'Yacht', Reg Grattan, 'South African Landscape', oil on canvas (5)

TWO BRITISH PATTERN 1888 MKI 2ND TYPE BAYONETS, one with feint Wilkinson signature (some pitting to hilt), the other plated for parade use, one with leather scabbard, the other with steel scabbard.

A BRITISH PATTERN 1907 BAYONET, the blade signed Wilkinson (hilt pitted); together with TWO BRITISH NO.4 SPIKE BAYONETS IN SCABBARDS.

A pair of silver posy vases, Henry Wilkinson and Co Ltd London 1903, each of typical tapering cylindrical form with shaped rim, loaded 17.5 cm high, along with a pierced silver dish, "B & Co" Birmingham 1962 18 cm diameter, weight 6 oz (3)

A pair of George III style silver candlesticks, Henry Wilkinson & Co Ltd, London 1907, each of baluster form, with fan moulded detail, beaded rims and sconces, 39.5 cm high, loaded

Henry Wilkinson, 'The salmon pool', hand coloured etching, signed in the plate, signed in pencil and numbered 48/150, 25 cm x 34 cm, and the companion 'Landing a salmon' - a pair (2)

Norman Wilkinson Fisherman in river landscape 1950 print bearing pencil signature 60cm x 73cm

Clarice Cliff Crocus Pattern Mustard Pot from Wilkinson, with matching Crocus Pattern Wilkinson Covered Sugar Bowl, approx3 1/2" dia. (light glazing cracks, no damage)

LEONARD WEST: THE NATURAL TROUT FLY AND ITS IMITATION, 1921, 2nd edn, orig cl gt + HUGH SHERINGHAM AND JOHN C MOORE (EDS): THE BOOK OF THE FLY-ROD, ill George Sheringham, 1936, 4to, orig cl + A V AUSTIN (ED): AN ANGLER’S ANTHOLOGY, ill Norman Wilkinson, 1930, 1st edn, orig cl, (3)

PATRICK R CHALMERS: A FISHERMAN’S ANGLES, ill Norman Wilkinson, 1931, 1st edn, 4to, orig cl + ANTHONY BUXTON: SPORTING INTERLUDES AT GENEVA, 1932, 1st edn, orig cl + RICHARD WALKER: ROD BUILDING FOR AMATEURS, 1952, 1st edn, orig wraps + E MARSHALL-HARDY: ANGLING WAYS, n d, 2nd printing, orig cl d/w + S JOHN PESKETT: THIS FISHY BUSINESS, 1935, 1st edn, orig cl soiled (5)

F M BUTLIN: AMONG THE DANES, ill Ellen Wilkinson, 1909, 1st edn, inscr presentation copy, orig cl gt + LEONARD FLEMMING: A FOOL ON THE VELD, Capetown, 1916, 1st edn, orig pict cl (2)

:WILKINSON & SON, LONDON RETAILED .450 'PRYSE' SIX-SHOT DOUBLE-ACTION REVOLVER, serial no. 64, 5 1/2in. blued barrel signed 'WILKINSON & SON, PALL MALL, LONDON', plain cylinder, blued frame with patent no. '1230', chequered walnut butt with silver escutcheon engraved with owner's initials, and some original blued finish.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), The Intake River Spey etching, signed below in pencil 15 x 22.5cm;, together with two other angling scenes by the artist largest 22.5 x 30cm (unframed) (3)

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), Three masted sailing ship; stormy sea; river angling scene etchings signed in pencil largest 22 x 35cm (unframed) (3)

Emanuel Bowen, An Accurate Map of the County of Essex, hand coloured engraving, published by Rob Wilkinson, London, a good impression, 53 x 71cm (plate)

After Norman Wilkinson (1878 - 1971) - Printed coloured poster - Rural landscape with horse and cart in foreground 'Help the Sun to shine on your future Buy National Savings Certificates, 75cm x 50cm

19th century mahogany brass bound pistol case, the brass recessed handle inscribed 'Jas. Ross Esqre, Bengal Cavalry', green baize fitted interior with James Wilkinson & Son label, 16" wide

"WILK" John William (Bill) Wilkinson (1906-1994) Untitled but inscribed in pencil below "Happy 21st John Richardson", showing Johnnie Richardson with hounds eye to eye with seated fox up on the fells, ink and watercolour, signed lower left. Framed under glass. 32.5cm x 48cm.

NORMAN WILKINSON (CBE, PKI, RSMA, HRWS) (1878-1971) “THE EVENING RISE", two fishermen in a rowing boat on Ullswater. Etching signed in pencil to lower right hand margin. Titled verso on a Fine Art Society label and dated 1928. 23.6cm x 30.9cm. Framed under glass.

Henry Wilkinson (35646) Sword. Single Edge Etched Sword 32.5" (82.5cms) Long Brass Hilt. Wire Bound Fish-Skin Covered Grip. Leather Scabbard s14

Royal Artillery Sword by Henry Wilkinson ,Pall Mall, London(31172) Iron Hilt Leather Ribbed, Etched,Grip. Single Edged Blade, Double near Point, 34.5" (88cms) Long Leather Scabbard s7

Edward V11 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall,London (21602) Polished Iron Hilt (Half Basket) Rust Damage. Wire Bound Fish-Skin Grip. Etched Blade 34" (86 cms) Long. Plated Polished Steel Scabbard-Rust damage s8

Wilkinson Sword (65729) Single Edged Blade with Etching 32.25" (82 cms) Long. Polished Steel Hilt Marked EV111R (Half Basket) Wire Bound Fish-Skin covered Grip. Leather Scabbard. Slight Rust Damage to Blade s9

Imperial German Naval Officer's Sword by Henry Wilkinson (32335) Brass/Gilded Hilt (Half Full basket) Lion Head Pommel. Wire Bound Bone Grip. Double Edged Etched Blade 31.25" (79cms) Long. Leather with Brass Fittings Scabbard s12

Sword by Wilkinson (19247) Single Edged Etched Blade 32.5" (82.5cms) Long Steel Hilt (Half Basket) Wire Bound Fish-Skin Covered Grip. Leather Scabbard s18

Sword by Wilkinson (12898) Single Edged Blade, Double near Point, Etched Royal Artillery 34.5" (87.5cms) Long. Steel Hilt (Half Basket) Rust damage. Wire Bound Fish-Skin covered Grip. Steel Scabbard-Some wear s24

Bayonet with Single Edged Blade Marked Wilkinson 1507 Steel Hilt. Wood Grip. Painted Steel Scabbard b 14

a Regency period mahogany patent 'scissor-action' extending dining table By Wilkinson & Wilkinson of London the rounded rectangular top with three full leaves and a narrow half leaf, with reeded edge above ring-turned tapering baluster legs ending in brass socket castors 271 wide, 70cm high, 130cm deep note: The brass mounted scissor action frame is stamped WILKINSON PATENT LONDON. This ingenious form of extension allows the table to be reduced as a small foldover side table when not in use. Other leading firms of the period also experimented with this form of action, most notably Gillows of Lancaster.

A Wilkinson pottery bowl, transfer decorated in the 'Chloris' pattern, 16.5 cms diameter.

'Crocus (blue)', a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Havre shape bowl, black printed Wilkinson mark, 20.5cm diameter

'Tennis', a Clarice Cliff Fantasque meiping vase, a variant of the pattern, impressed '12in', black printed Wilkinson mark, 30cm high. With the yellow rim clouds seen on large pieces in this pattern, lacking the 'tennis net' but with a stylised 'P' in blue and red

'Blue Firs', a Clarice Cliff nine piece part coffee service, in Lynton shape, of a milk jug, a sugar bowl, three cups and three saucers and a coffee pot, black printed Wilkinson marks, the coffee pot 18cm high (two cups with hair line cracks, the other with chip to rim)

'My Garden', a Clarice Cliff tapered moulded vase, with an orange Delecia glaze, shape 685, black printed Wilkinson mark, 19cm high; 'Waterlily', a Clarice Cliff preserve pot and cover, shape 987, green printed Newport pottery mark, 10.5cm high

Europe. A collection of approx. 60 maps of European countries, 19th century,. including Robert Wilkinson, Stieler, Johnston, SDUK, etc., some hand coloured (approx. 60)

* Sun Artists. A group of nineteen photogravures, [1889-91],. including three images from photos by Julia Margaret Cameron, (The Kiss of Peace, Lord Tennyson and Sir Joh Herschel), three by Frank Meadow Sutcliffe (Water-Rats, Sunshine and Shower, Dinner time), two of these dampstained in the border and one cut down outside of plt. impression, plus one by Henry Peach Robinson, (Carolling), the others by J. Gale, J.B.B. Wellington, Lydell Sawyer, Gay Wilkinson and F.W.H. Myers, images approx. 12 x 18 cm and similar, printed captions beneath, some spotting and soiling, loosely contained in orig. printed wrappers for the first number of the periodical, soiled and worn, slim folio Sun Artists, was edited by W. Arthur Boord and appeared with descriptive text in eight issues. (19)

"An Essay in Defence of the Female Sex." 2nd edn, engr frontis, cont cf, 12mo Roper & Wilkinson 1696 g.

Wilkinson Sword & Co. England. Pair of fencing swords

A mid/late 20th Century commemorative dagger by Wilkinson, within a presentation box, applied with a plaque inscribed 'Presented to E.R. Chilton... on the occasion of the Company's Bi-Centenary 1972'.

A William IV silver and glass oval butter dish by Hy Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1833, the facetted, part-frosted glass dish with twin lug handles, the silver domed lobed cover with a recumbent cow finial, 16.5 (6.5in) long, the cover 152g (4.75 oz)

Six Books:- The Ames Sword Company 1829-1935, by John D Hamilton; Swords & Daggers by Frederick Wilkinson; The Complete Encyclopaedia of Arms & Armour; Weapons & Implements of Savage Races by L A D Montague, reprint; The Armour of Imperial Rome by H Russell Robinson; Collecting the Edged Weapons of Imperial Germany Volume I by Johnson & Wittmann; and Wallace Collection: European Arms and Armour 1962 Volume I Armour (6)

A Shakespeare Quatercentenary Commemorative Sword, the steel blade chased and etched with scenes of the Birthplace, the Globe Theatre, Shakespeare's Arms, and listing his plays, by Wilkinson Sword, London, the brass hilt with enamelled arms of Stratford upon Avon to the shell guard, wooden grip and globular pommel.

A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the fullered steel blade by Wilkinson Sword Co., Ltd, London, etched with royal cypher and scrolling foliage, the edge numbered 62831, the plated hilt pierced with royal cypher and with wire bound fish skin grip, leather scabbard with frog and sword knot

An 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, the single edge fullered steel blade etched with foliate strapwork and Royal Artillery crest, numbered 46140, with nickel plated three bar hilt, wire bound fishskin grip with leather scabbard and sword knot.

A Victorian 1890 Pattern Cavalry Trooper's Sword, 7th Dragoon Guards, the single edge fullered steel blade by Wilkinson, London, with numerous re-issue marks, the steel hilt stamped 7 D G, two piece leather grip.

Henry Wilkinson (20th century), Two - Pointers In Moorland Landscapes, Hand coloured drypoints, Each signed in the plate, signed in pencil and numbered 33/100 and 1/150, 25cm x 34cm, 24cm x 39cm