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"WILK", JOHN WILLIAM (BILL) WILKINSON (1906-1994) GEORGE GRAHAM, PHIL DAVIDSON AND JOHNNIE RICHARDSON, with the hounds, ink and watercolour, dedicated 'To Barry (Todhunter) from Wilk 1989' lower left. 38cm x 50cm (15in x 19.7in)

HENRY R. WILKINSON (20th Century) "LAKELAND FELLS", watercolour of a pass within outcrops of rocky hillsides, signed lower left, 20cm x 30cm (7.9in x 11.75in).

An 1887 pattern Mk III sword bayonet for the Martini Henry, by Wilkinson Sword Company, London, Ordnance stamps with Ô89 at forte, in its steel mounted leather scabbard with Indian arsenal stamps to crossguard and locket. GC, the blade retaining much original finish.

An 1899 pattern cavalry trooper's sword, slightly curved, fullered blade 33", stamped Wilkinson London at forte with inspector's marks and date 8 Ô01, sheet steel bowl guard reinforced at forte and along inner edge, plain wooden grip (replaced), in its steel scabbard with opposing rings, the back of the guard and scabbard stamped 5L 437 (unclear). GC, the blade good, (hilt and scabbard cleaned over pitting, one throat screw missing)

A Geo V 1912 pattern cavalry officer sword, straight fullered blade 35", by Wilkinson, No 53639 (1916), etched with crowned R Arms, crowned GVR cypher within foliate panels, regulation nickel plated, solid, scrolled pattern bowl guard, ornamental stepped pommel, wirebound fishskin pistol grip, in its leather FS scabbard with leather knot. GC the hilt generally good. (blade reseated and worn, much of the etching faint)

A Geo V 1821 pattern officer's sword of The Royal Artillery, very slightly curved blade 35", by Wilkinson, no 50438 (1916) etched with crowned R Arms, GVR cypher in Union spray with "Ubique", cannon, winged lightning and "Royal Artillery", in scrolled union spray panels, regulation plated hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard. GC, the blade retaining some original polish (hilt plating some wear, scabbard some wear and dents, one throat screw missing)

A Vic officer's 1821 pattern sword of The Royal Artillery, very slightly curved blade 34?", by Wilkinson, no 25588 (1883), etched with crowned R Arms, VR cypher within Union spray and "Ubique", winged lightning, "Royal Artillery" and owner's crest, regulation steel hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard, with knot. GC (blade sharpened for service, dark rust patina to hilt and scabbard)

An 1845 pattern infantry officer's sword, very slightly curved blade 32?", by Wilkinson, no 25218 (1882), etched with crowned VR cypher within scrolled panels and owners initials "HEW" in script, regulation copper hilt incorporating crowned VR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel scabbard partly covered in leather with leather frog, buff leather knot (AF). GC (some wear, blade polished bright)

A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight fullered plated blade 32?", by Wilkinson, No 61383 (1928), etched with crowned R Arms, GVR cypher and wreath within scrolled panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating crowned GVR cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard. GC (hilt and scabbard plating rusted)

World banknotes, various, mainly heavily circulated (160), imitation US Confederate notes (40), Bradbury Wilkinson, uniface advertising notes for the IBNS Congress 1987 (2) and misc. cheques (5) (207)

A Chinese armorial octagonal plate decorated with the arms of Bayly impailing Wilkinson the border decorated with flowers and birds. Wear to the enamels and a star crack visible from the reverse. Mid 18th century 21.5cm.

Norman Wilkinson, three fishing etchings, signed in pencil in margin and titled to mounts, framed. (3)

HENRY WILKINSON. Terriers Hunting, coloured etching, signed and numbered 4/250 in pencil, unframed, 11 x 12 1/2 in

A George V infantry officer's sword by Henry Wilkinson with pierced plated hilt and leather scabbard (af)

A 1903 patent bayonet by Wilkinson of London, complete with leather scabbard and frog

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd pottery jug for the Bizarre range painted in the "Autumn Crocus" pattern, height 16cm

Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971); small watercolour abstract landscape, unsigned but dated to reverse "Sept 17 1929", 9 x 17cm, glazed gilt frame

Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971); watercolour "Peveril Castle", unsigned but inscribed verso, 9 x 17cm, glazed gilt frame

Norman Wilkinson CBE, PRI, ROI, RSMA, HRWS (1878-1971); watercolour golfing scene, signed, 9 x 17cm, glazed gilt frame

Victorian silver desk stand with a central candle holder above nib box flanked by two silver topped glass ink wells all on rectangular base with rounded corners with two pen trays supported on four shaped feet Sheffield 1843 makers mark for Henry Wilkinson and Co width 9" depth 6" height 3"

STEVENSON, R.L. Virginbus Puerisque and Other Papers. Limited Edition, No. 11 of 250 copies on Aldwych hand-made paper. Published for the Florence Press 1910. 4to., orig. vellum gilt, wit hand painted title and decorative borders, t.e.g., other edges uncut. 12 colour plates by Norman Wilkinson. In orig. slipcase.

Militaria: Wilkinson 1907 bayonet, wooden handle, leather sheath, stamped TSE

A Victorian oval inkstand and pentray of scroll design, fitted a central chamber type taper stick with extinguisher and two glass inkwells with silver mounts, 23.5cm (9.25") wide, Sheffield 1869 by Henry Wilkinson & Co

Clarice Cliff. An A J Wilkinson Acorn vase, 31cm h, moulded 386, printed Bizarre mark, 1934; a Clarice Cliff conical Gloria Bridge candlestick, moulded 384, printed mark (2) (see illustration) ++ In fine condition with some localised flaking particularly of the brown enamel of the delicia glaze where most thickly applied perhaps having never 'taken' when applied. Candlestick - two descending hairline cracks, no chips or restoration

Clarice Cliff. An A J Wilkinson Gayday tea service, the service including a pair of plates, 23cm diam, printed Bizarre mark, c1930 (22) (see illustration) ++ One saucer chipped, one or two of the side plates and the two larger plates with the odd minute scratch fur this is so slight as not to be significant. No other damage or restoration

Clarice Cliff. An A J Wilkinson conical Secrets sugar caster, green colourway, 13cm h, printed Fantasque/Bizarre mark, 1933-37 (see illustration) ++ Very small shallow flat chip to the side of one of the holes, tiny surface crack with light discolouration on the underside of the foot rim, no restoration

Posters - A British Travel and Holidays Association poster, 'The Castles of Britain', showing Windsor Castle from the river Thames, after artwork by Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), printed by Charles & Read, 76cm x 50.5cm; with another, similar, showing the Tower of London, (2).

A GEORGE VI ROYAL NAVY OFFICERS SWORD by Wilkinson Sword Co, London, the bi-fullered etched blade with wire bound fish skin handle, lions mask pommel and tassel with a basket hilt, knuckle guard inscribed 'F de Burgh-Thomas' with brass bound leather scabbard, together with a brown leather travel case initialled 'C.H.H.', 98cm length (2).

AFTER NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Empress Of Scotland' * a coloured print, 50cm x 62cm. * This Canadian Pacific Liner was launched at Fairfields, Govan Yard in December 1929 as 'The Empress of Japan', her name was changed after the attack at Pearl Harbour.

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878 - 1971) 'Coastal scene at sunset, with two merchant ships under steam', watercolour, signed, but indistinct, inscribed and dated, 24cm x 34cm.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson and a P13 bayonet by Remington in their steel mounted leather sheaths.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson and a P17 bayonet by Winchester, muzzle ring cut, in their steel mounted leather sheaths.

18th Century Tokens (16) Canterbury Kent 1794 T.D.H. Kent 1795 Chichester West Sussex Coalbrookdale Shropshire 1792 (2) Hawkhurst Kent 1794 Cinque Ports Kent 1794 London and Middlesex George Prince of Wales Maidstone Kent 1795 Sandwich Kent Warwickshire Wilkinson Forge 1793 Wilkinson Barge 1788 Wilkinson Vulcan 1791. All Halfpence. Bilston Staffordshire Priest Field Furnaces 1811 (2) Weybridge Surrey 1812 all One Penny. Generally very fine or better. (16)

18th and 19th Century Tokens (6) Kent (4) Appledore 1794 windmill Deal 1794 Dover Cinque Ports 1794 Maidstone 1795 with Warwickshire John Wilkinson Iron Master 1791 all Halfpence with Cornish County Penny 1811 Scorrier House. Extremely fine to uncirculated with traces of lustre. (6)

H.R. Wilkinson - Coastal Landscape with Figure and Boat, watercolour, signed.

A Wilkinson toby jug of Field Marshall Sir Douglas Haig 1917 designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould seated on a tank wearing a uniform and holding a jug painted with the Union flag titled ÒPush and GoÓ to plinth black printed mark Carruthers Gould facsimile signature and retailers mark for Soane and Smith 27cm high This jug was produced as a limited edition along with ten others to celebrate the allied leaders of the World War I

Banded Ware 7024 a Clarice Cliff part dinner service of Odilon tureen and cover three graduated oval meat plates six dinner twelve second course and eight side plates with blue and gilt bands black printed Wilkinson mark

Banded ware a Clarice Cliff tea-for-two set of Bonjour shape with Conical cups with bands in green and shades of brown black printed Wilkinson mark the teapot 13.5cm high (knop off cover)

Trent a Clarice Cliff small flower trough shape 743 black printed Wilkinson mark 17.5cm long

Viscaria a Clarice Cliff Bizarre vase in shape 358 black printed Wilkinson mark 20.5cm high

A silver inkstand by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1901, of navette form with glass inkwell

A pair of silver fruit spoons by Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1922/26, the handles with simulated studded decoration, cased

A Wilkinson pottery Teapot decorated pink roses on a green ground

VICTORIAN NOVELTY SALT IN THE FORM OF AN OCTAGONAL FONT BY HENRY WILKINSON & CO, the sides applied with the heads of mythical beasts and gothic tracery panels, 3.5’ high, Sheffield 1849, within a Goldsmiths & Silversmiths plush lined leather case

A Wilkinson Ltd. character jug 'Earl Kitchener of Khartoum' officer seated with jug inscribed "Bitter for the Kaiser" designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould complete with associated booklet 10in.

An F.S Fighting knife, second pattern, the double edged 16cm. blade etched at forte, straight quillon and brass grip with crosshatching, in its leather sheath with brass chape, by Wilkinson Sword Co. Ltd, London, another similar knife with unmarked 12cm. blade and gilded white metal grip in leather sheath, and a skean dhu. (3) a/f

Wilkinson (G.H., Bp. of Truro). Some Laws in God's Spiritual Kingdom, Wells Gardner, [c. 1890], orig. dark blue lambskin, upper cover lettered in gilt, and stamped "O.V.C.B. June 16 1894" at the foot, rubbed, a.e.g., fcap 8vo Inscribed to "The Lady Ottoline Bentinck from Stephen and Jane Ellis with sincere good wishes on her 21st Birthday". The text was evidently particularly relevant to the young Ottoline, who has extensively annotated and underscored it in pencil. The Preface states that profits from the book were to be given to the Community of the Epiphany, a Sisterhood under the Bishop of Truro's supervision. This is presumably the Cornish sisterhood, supervised by Mother Julian, that Ottoline was to discover in 1895. (1)

Lindsay (Alexander William Crawford Earl of Crawford & Balcarres) Letters on Egypt Edom and the Holy Land 2 vol. first edition lithographed frontispieces (foxed) contemporary calf 1838 § Long (George) The Egyptian Antiquities in the British Museum 2 vol. contemporary half calf spines gilt 1846 § Sharpe (Samuel) The History of Egypt 2 vol. third edition presentation copy from the author original cloth 1852 § Wilkinson (J.G.) Topography of Thebes and General View of Egypt lithographed plates modern cloth 1835 plates and illustrations spotted rubbed; and 2 others on Egypt 8vo (9)

Wilkinson (John Gardner) Manners and Customs of the Ancient Egyptians First & Second Series together 6 vol. including plate vol. to second series first editions tinted lithographed frontispiece and 93 lithographed plates 9 chromolithographed some heightened with gold or silver (oxidised) many folding illustrations some foxing to plates one or two small tears engraved bookplates uniform contemporary half morocco spines gilt rubbed spines faded 8vo 1837-41.

Thirteen Half Penny Tokens; including T. Fowler, London, Whale Fishery 1794, edge lettered, St Bevis Southampton 1791; Charles Roe Macclesfield 1791 edge lettered; John Wilkinson 1811 edge lettered plus Tryschuryn, Pary's Mine, Co, Wilson's Druid, reverse Initials 179 edge lettered. Six Isaac Newton 1793; Hull 17911793; Hull 1791 'Prosperity To Old England' 1794 'Prosperity to Ireland', Hull 17891 edge lettered to 'Warehouse of Jonathan Graton & Co Rochdale 1791, Norfolk and Norwich 1792, 1795 Tor Gene Road Convenience. R. Campin Haberdasher (scoured badly). Sparrow Nail Merchant; revs Sparrow's Leather Sauce and three others (17 in lot)

A pair of Royal Staffordshire pottery Wilkinson Ltd lustre vases, of baluster shape decorated with cockatoos amongst yellow blossom on a blue ground heightened in gilt, black printed factory mark and pattern number 7857 to bases

A Royal Staffordshire pottery Wilkinson Ltd lustre jardiniere, decorated with cockatoos amongst yellow blossom on a blue ground, heightened in gilt, printed factory mark and ‘7857’ in gilt to base

Two Wilkinson Sword blades, commemorating over 100 years of production.

*Aviation Prints. A collection of various aviation prints, posters, etc., including short all-metal flying boat "Singapore", by Donald Maxwell, colour print, published as a supplement to Flight, December 8th, 1927, a colour lithograph view of the De Havilland Comet "Grosvenor House", by Norman Wilkinson, 1934, approx. 420 x 500 mm, an original coloured pastel drawing by Archer, of a twin-engined trans-Atlantic cruiser, dated '62, approx. 245 x 370 mm, various modern rolled posters, etc (a carton)

*Theatre. A collection of prints and engravings, mostly 19th century, including hand coloured engravings of actors by R.Cooper, numerous other lithos. and engravings of actors, numerous engravings of theatres by Robert Wilkinson, Shepherd, etc., various sizes, some hand coloured (approx. 160)

    A George V silver cruet set by Henry Wilkinson & Co, comprising four salts, two peppers, a mustard and five condiment spoons, each of quatrefoil form, with milled rims, on bun feet, London 1910/11/12, in a fitted leather case, weight: 8oz gross

A cased set of four late Victorian hallmarked silver open salts with spoons by Henry Wilkinson, London 1896

A large silver cigarette box by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1914; and other silver comprising: two other cigarette boxes and a pair of candle holders

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd. 8" high ribbed tapering cylindrical vase. Passion Fruit Pattern. AF

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971). AN ANGLER. Etching signed 22cm x 30cm.