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‘Tennis’, a Clarice Cliff Bizarre small cauldron, black printed Wilkinson mark, 7.5cm high (small rim chip).

‘Autumn Crocus’, a Clarice Cliff Honeyglaze globular teapot and cover, shape 24, printed marks for Wilkinson and Royal Staffordshire Pottery, 23.5cm long (2cm chip to inner rim).

A French Chassepot bayonet,with scabbard,a Japanese wakizashi with 45.5cm blade in black lacquered scabbard,a Burmese dha,and a Wilkinson bayonet in scabbard (4).

Winston Churchill, a Clarice Cliff Character Jug by Wilkinson Ltd, the subject seated on a Bulldog holding a camouflaged destroyer and cigar, in full dress uniform, the base inscribed 'And May God Defend the Right', printed mark and No. 130. 11.75in (30cms) high

A Window Seat with carved walnut frame and buttoned seat and raised on 6 cabriole legs and with trade label under for Wilkinson & Son, 8 Old Bond Street, London. 4' 9" (144cms)

A Victorian silver desk stand with two silver topped glass inkwells central taperstick lidded box and two pen recesses on bracket feet maker Henry Wilkinson & Co Sheffield 1853. 9ins

CHRISTIE (A) THE HOUND OF DEATH & OTHER STORIES 1st ed Odhams Press 1933; WILKINSON (E) THE DIVISION BELL MYSTERY George Harrap 1932. and ten other crime books

*(attracts 5% import duty on hammer and premium) A Victorian silver and parcel gilt christening mug embossed with floral oval cartouches maker Henry Wilkinson & Co Sheffield 1863. 4ins

Arthur Stanley Wilkinson (exh. 1908): "The Cottage Garden", watercolour, signed, 26cm x 36cm

Arthur Gair Wilkinson (1882-1957): Italian villas, watercolour, signed and dated 1934, 36cm x 53cm

George V 1912 pattern cavalry officers sword by Wilkinson Co. Ltd, London with engraved blade and guard with leather mounted scabbard and chamois bag

After Henry Wilkinson (b.1921) - Pair of limited edition coloured etchings - Rural landscapes with huntsmen and hounds, No's 55/100 and 75/100, signed in pencil, 28cm x 40cm, in decorative carved oak frames

Victorian oval two handled deskstand having engraved foliate scroll decoration and standing on four scroll feet, fitted with two hexagonal facet cut inkwells, each with a hinged cover and flanking a central taperstick, Sheffield 1855, makers Henry Wilkinson & Co, 30.5cm wide, 17oz gross approx

Henry Wilkinson (1921 - ) Five sporting dogs to include Irish Water Spaniels; Short Haired Pointers; King Charles Spaniels; Collies and Two Ruffs signed and numbered in pencil in the margin hand coloured etchings various sizes (5).

A George V artillery dress sword by Wilkinson, with nickel plated openwork hilt, skin grip, leather sheath, the blade engraved 'J.R.W. 1919, J.A.H. 56544' together with an 1897 pattern dress sword

Naval sword to the winner of the Ronald McGraw Memorial Prize, Sub-Lieutenant reached Commander winner of the Ronald McGraw memorial prize for securing the highest examinations in the rank Lieutenant 1934-5 naval sword fish-skin grip, etched blade by Wilkinson Sword Ltd

After A Bower (late 18th Century), a plan of the town and harbour of Kingston upon Hull, published by Robert Wilkinson, Cornhill, London, 9" x 14", gilt and stained wood frame

Norman Wilkinson, 1878-1971- ‘River oykell’; watercolour, signed, 12.5x18.2cm. provenance: with TheTryon Gallery Ltd., 41/42 Dover Street, London W1 according to label attached to the reverse

A Roman terracotta lamp, designed with chevrons, a broken Graeco/Roman lamp, some fragments of Greek pottery, an 'Osiris' ancient Egyptian ushabti, another figure and a brown glazed figure of a female deity, all believed to have been part of a collection of antiquities amassed by Sir (?) Wilkinson in the 19th century

Norman Wilkinson, Scotland - The Western Highlands and Islands, by MacBrayne”s Services, R. M S. King George V at Iona, poster, c. 1960, lithograph in colours, print by John Hord Limited, Glasgow, vertical and horizontal folds, 39.5 x 48.5"

A Wilkinson Oriflame vase, of ovoid form, with a cup shape neck, decorated with fish and weeds in colourful lustres, printed marks, 9½" high (small rim chip)

A Wilkinson Ambeston Ware spherical vase, decorated with a marbled lustre glaze, 7" high.

NORMAN WILKINSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, DRYPOINT ETCHING, ‘Yachts and other vessels off Dover’, (see gallery label verso), 7” x 11”

Willingdon (Eastbourne) Golf Club silver medal the obverse relief decorated with a golfer at the top of his swing and his caddie the reverse inscribed 'Artizans Section Presidents Cup Runner Up A.E. Honeysett' ring suspension 28mm diameter; in case; a W.B.G.C. Heaton Cup 1916 won by J.E. Wilkinson medal; a Winchester Country Club 1902 pin; an R.G.C. Lady Captain 1957 pin; a Carnoustie Golf Club pin and another decorative medal (6)

A stamp collection contained in two box files including: a Lincoln album of world; a quantity of envelopes sorted by country, mostly British colonies, one with 3 Bradbury Wilkinson 2/6d, two 5/- and a 10/- "seahorses"; and many loose stamps.

A 1821 Pattern Artillery Officer's Sword, the single edge fullered steel Wilkinson blade numbered 5387, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fish skin grip and steel scabbard.

Two Victorian Bayonets, the Wilkinson steel blades stamped 11'97, with wooden hilts and leather scabbards, one with frog.

Wilkinson (Rev. Joseph). Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire, 1821, forty-four (of 48) hand-col. soft-ground etched plts., several watermarked 'Whatman 1825', small unobtrusive oval blindstamp to right hand margin of each plt., a.e.g., contemp. gilt dec. straitht-grained crimson morocco, worn on spine, rear cover det., tall folio Abbey, Scenery, 188 (for the first edition). The missing plates comprise 'Coniston Water-Head', View on Winandermere', 'Cottages at Ambleside', 'Dunmail-raise Gap on the Ambleside Road'. (1)

Victorian Henry Wilkinson sword with etched 84cm blade, numbered 28101, brass hilt with wire bound shagreen handle.

A World War I British bayonet complete with leather scabbard, the blade marked for Wilkinson 1907, together with a spike bayonet complete with metal scabbard (2)

A set of three Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd coffee cups and saucers with matching cream jug, all from the Bizarre range and plainly decorated with bands of green to rims

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd ornamental ceramic shoe painted in the Crocus pattern

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd jug from the Fantasque range and painted in the Broth pattern c.1929-1931, height 14cm.

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd tapering flared vase from the Fantasque range and painted in the Sunrise pattern c.1929-1930, height 20cm.

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd domed sugar castor painted with flowers similar to the Aurea pattern but without the sinuous stems, height 12.8cm

A Wilkinson blue and white part dinner service decorated in the 'Ko Shan' pattern, comprising; a pair of graduated meat platters, vegetable tureen and cover, sauce boat and ten plates.

A Wilkinson pottery biscuit barrel moulded fruit, together with two mugs, preserve pot and cover and a three piece condiment set.

A quantity of ceramics including a Wilkinson salad bowl and servers moulded with fruit, Chintz teapot and a Shelley powder bowl and cover.

A 19th Century Cavalry sword with iron guard and leather checkered grip, blade marked Wilkinson, all within original metal scabbard.

A boxed set of six Victorian plated berry spoons by Henry Wilkinson

NORMAN WILKINSON, CBE (1878-1971) TWO FISHERMEN BY A ROCKY RIVER Etching, signed in ballpoint 22 x 29.5cm. ++ Good condition

E** W** WILKINSON (Fl.c. 1880-1890) THE FOUR MASTED BARQUE "SWANHILDA" Signed, watercolour and pencil 51 x 75cm. ++ Faded in sky

A William IV mahogany breakfast table, by Wilkinson and Sons, the round fiddleback veneered tilt top on a lappet carved turned column and triform base with bun feet and castors, stamped 'WILKINSON & SONS 14 LUDGATE HILL 15940', 73cm high, 124cm diameter, (veneers damaged to base)

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Six albums, late 19th c., 4to. and folio, various bindings, containing views in Scotland, England, Switzerland, Italy etc. including Wilkinson, and Valentine's series. With another 20th c. (7)

Wilkinson Officer's dress sword

A bowfronted glazed case containing a stuffed Carp, caught by J.S Wilkinson on the river Nene in 1935, 14lb

A First World War 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson.

Norman Wilkinson, oil on board 'Eden River, Merioneth, Wales' signed, and titled on reverse, 38 x 45cms

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Tankard Height 16cm

Wilkinson (George Theodore). The Newgate Calendar Improved; Being Interesting Memoirs of Notorious Characters who have been Convicted of Offences against the Laws of England... , 6 vols., n.d., pub. Thomas Kelly, c. 1830s, eng. plts., later half calf gilt, rubbed, 8vo, together with Shaw (Henry), A Booke of Sundry Draughts. Principaly serving for Glasiers: and not Impertinent for Plasterers, and Gardeners... , pub. William Pickering, 1848, 117 col. litho. plts., some scattered spotting, contemp. half calf gilt, some wear, 8vo, plus Brayley (Edward Wedlake and Walford, Edward), A Topographical History of Surrey, 4 vols., n.d., pub. Virtue, c. 1870s, steel eng. plts., wood engs. to text, t.e.g., contemp. half morocco, all backstrips deficients, with other misc. antiquarian, etc., mostly 18th & 19th c. (3 shelves)

HUTCHINSON, (pub) 'Sir Douglas Haig's Great Push The Battle of The Somme' By Arrangement with the War Office. Lge. 4to. cl bumped. Tog. with WILKINSON, Spenser, 'The Record of the War' The Transvaal War 1899-1900' Special Number of Illustrated London News. fo. Disbound, de def. 2

R Wilkinson, 'The Diocese of England with their alterations to the present time' published 1801, hand coloured (14)

A Victorian Royal Engineers Officer’s sword, the 32in steel blade by ‘Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London’, etched with Royal standard and foliate decoration, the reverse with ‘Royal Engineers’ and initialled ‘A.F.G.’, stamped ‘36583’, plated honeysuckle hilt, fishskin grip and diced back, leather sword knot, Sam Browne type scabbard and saddle case; and an ecclesiastical ceremonial dress sword, the 32.5in steel blade by ‘Spencer & Co, Great Queens St, London N.W.C.’, etched with crucifix on stepped plinth and foliate strapwork, the reverse conforming, with Maltese Cross brass crossguard and grip, red scabbard with brass mounts, (2).

A British Royal Artillery Officer’s sword, the 34in steel blade etched with ‘GRV’ cypher, Royal standard and foliate decoration, the reverse with ‘Royal Artillery’, the nickel plated triple bar hilt with fishskin grip and diced back, in Sam Browne type scabbard; and another British Royal Artillery Officer’s sword, the 34in steel blade by ‘Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd, London’, etched with ‘ERII’ cypher, Royal standard and foliate decoration, numbered ‘71962’, nickel plated triple bar hilt, fishskin grip and diced back, with Sam Browne type scabbard, (2).

Three 1907 pattern British bayonets by Wilkinson, produced for Enfield Rifles, each with 17.5in blade and leather scabbard; a 1913 pattern Remington bayonet; and an 1888 pattern Wilkinson bayonet, with scabbard, (5).

A Wilkinson Art Deco bowl 8 1-4" diameter

Henry Wilkinson Pheasants in a field, Signed etching, 68/150 24cm x 33cm After L Thackeray Lithograph ‘The Canon’ A Billiard Match 29cm x 40cm (damaged) (2)

A Royal Crown Derby model of a long tailed tit modelled by J. Rushin 14cm high; a Royal Crown Derby model of a robin modelled by K. Wood 9.5cm high; A Royal Crown Derby model of a blue-tit and chicks modelled by J. Wilkinson 14.5cm wide (3)

An attractive and unusual Turkish embroidered purse the pear-shaped felted wool ground finely worked in silk tambour stitch on each face with a two-handled urn of flowers containing a spray of tulips pinks and cornflowers within multiple floral borders the back face scalloped at top to form closing flap; three original added green silk tassels and interior lined in green cotton. Probably Brusa west Anatolia early 19th century max dim. open 9in. x 7in. 23cm. x 17.5cm. One side a little faded the black and white silk cord edging handle closing loop and toggle probably later additions. Attached to inside flap is a small paper label bearing the following ink inscription in a contemporary hand: ‘Turkish bag brought from Syria circa 184[?]-1849 by the great Eastern traveller Sir Gardiner Wilkinson’. Sir John Gardner (or Gardiner) Wilkinson (1797-1875) was the greatest British Egyptologist of his day. From 1843-4 he was in the Balkans an account of which expedition he published in two volumes as Dalmatia and Montenegro in 1848. In 1847 he published A Handbook for Egypt. Including Descriptions of the Course of the Nile to the Second Cataract Alexandria Cairo the Pyramids and Thebes the Overland Transit to India the Peninsular of Mount Sinai the Oases etc. which became the basis for Murray’s standard guide for travellers to the Middle East. It was at this time travelling through lands all of which were under Ottoman domination that Sir Gardner may have collected this purse. A recent biography Sir Gardner Wilkinson and his Circle by Jason Thompson was published by the University of Texas Press in 1992.

Two Victorian table salts with matching salt spoons, by Henry Wilkinson and Co., London 1896, trefoil pattern in velvet lined case stamped Reid & Sons and six sterling silver cocktail sticks with cockerel terminals decorated in polychrome enamel in velvet lined case. (2)