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A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Bizarre pedestal bowl decorated in a geometric floral pattern

A Geo V 1821 R Artillery officer's sword, very slightly curved blade, 331/2", by Wilkinson, no 55847 (1918), etched with crowned R Arms, Geo V cypher within Union spray, "Ubique", cannon, winged lightning and "Royal Artillery" within Union wreath scrolls, regulation plated 3 bar hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. Basically GC (some wear and rust marks, plating and fishskin worn)

A Geo V 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight fullered blade, 321/2", by Wilkinson, no 49654 (c 1915) etched with crowned R Arms, Geo V cypher and laurel wreath within scrolled foliate panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating Geo V cypher, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC, the blade retaining virtually all original polish (dark rust patina to hilt)

A scarce Ed VIII 1897 pattern infantry officer's sword, straight, fullered blade, 321/2", by Wilkinson No 65732 (1936), etched with crowned R Arms, Ed VIII cypher and laurel wreath within scrolled, foliate panels, regulation plated hilt incorporating Ed VIII cypher, wirebound, fishskin grip. QGC

A good ERII officer's 1821 pattern sword of the R Army Service Corps, slightly curved, fullered blade 34", by Wilkinson Sword Ltd, no 86250 (1963), etched with crowned ERII cypher, regimental badge and laurel wreath within Union wreath panels, regulation plated hilt, wirebound fishskin grip, in its plated scabbard, with leather knot and oilskin cover. Near VGC, retaining most original polish and plating (lower 12" of blade cleaned, 8" section of scabbard plating bubbled). (Please see lot 801 for image)

An Ed VII pattern 1898 mark I Staff Sergeant's sword, plain, straight, fullered blade 321/2" by Wilkinson with inspector's stamps and "11'02" at forte, regulation steel hilt, as for officer's, incorporating Ed VII cypher, with turned over edge, marked "RP 4.09...." (unclear), wirebound fishskin grip, in its steel mounted leather FS scabbard. GC (some rust stains to hilt and scabbard mounts) (Please see lot 801 for image)

An ERII sword of the Military Knights of Windsor, plated straight DE blade, 30", by Wilkinson Sword etched on one side only with castle, jousting knights, encampment with trees, and single standing knight with banner, within scrolled panels, gilt squared spatulate crossguard embossed with scrolls, plain knop pommel, wirebound composition grip. GC (plating dull and lightly bubbled)

A 1912 pattern cavalry officer's sword of The 6th Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers), straight blade 35", by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, no 53898 (1917), etched with crowned R Arms, GVR cypher, laurel wreath, regimental badge and owner's initials A E P., within foliate scrolled panels, regulation plated bowl hilt, incorporating crown over 6, wirebound fishskin grip, in its leather FS scabbard. GC (blade some wear and dark rust speckles, outer bowl plating bubbled in places, inner bowl rusted) (Please see lot 801 for image)

"Russian Military Swords 1801-1917" by Mollo, 1969, illus in DW; "Edged Weapons: a Collector's Guide" by Stephens, 1976, illus, in DW; "Naval Swords" by Annis, 1970, illus in DW; "Edged Weapons" 1970 and "Swords and Daggers" 1967, both by Wilkinson, illus in DWs; 4 other titles. GC (9)

A 32 bore percussion boxlock sidehammer belt pistol, 8" overall, octagonal twist barrel 31/4" with London proofs, the top flat engraved "Wilkinson & Son, London", scroll engraved frame, hammer and trigger guard, safety bolt, belt hook on left, swivel ramrod, rounded chequered butt with engraved escutcheon and steel butt cap with hinged trap. GWO & C, retaining traces of original finish. (Please see lot 894 for image)

A 5 shot 54 bore Beaumont Adams DA percussion revolver, 12" overall, barrel 53/4" with London proofs; the top flat re-engraved "J Wilkinson & Sons, Pall Mall, London", the frame re-engraved "No 24273R", chequered walnut butt. WO & generally GC (heavily refinished overall, trigger spring weak)

"History of the XII Royal Lancers" by Capt Stewart, 1950, maps and illus, in DW; "The Story of the Royal Dragoons 1938-1945" by Pitt Rivers (library copy); "British Artillery on Land and Sea, 1790 - 1820" by Wilkinson Latham, 1973, illus in DW; "Model Soldiers" by Carman, 1973, illus, in DW, "The Complete Car Modeller" by Wingrave, 1978, illus in DW; 21 other books and pamphlets, including 9 Osprey series. GC to VGC

An 1854 Pattern Scots Guards officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, No25544, burnished steel scabbard, 1883 Some light pitting of the hilt and scabbard but in overall very good condition with no damage or repairs

A Victorian cream and sugar stand, of two baskets pierced with panels of storks and flowers divided by a rope twist handle, on hourglass shaped base and palmette feet, the frosted glass bowls, a ladle and sifting spoon, 23cm h, by Thomas Wilkinson & Sons In fine condition, the foot of one of the glass bowls chipped in one place

A Naval Officer's Sword, with gilt hilt scabbard and leather case, maker: Wilkinson & Co., 16 St. James; Road, Southsea.

A Clarice Cliff design conical sugar caster or sifter, painted with flowers against a cream ground with blue apex, 5 1/2" high, printed factory marks, 'Wilkinson England, Honey glaze, hand painted'.

Print - After Norman Wilkinson, 'The Finish of the First Race for the America's Cup 1934', col. print, signed by artist in pencil lower right, 30cm x 45cm, unframed.

A 1919 Great World War Peace mug, gilt stamped 'Ludgvan'; a 1902 Edward VII Coronation mug; a 1935 George V Silver Jubilee mug, with another by Midwinter; three 1937 George VI Coronation mugs, including one by Myott; a 1937 George VI Coronation cup & saucer; and a 1953 Elizabeth II Coronation mug by Wilkinson (9).

A Victorian silver taper stick, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1837, of naturalistic form with stylised leafy scroll work, 14.5cm high, extinguisher missing A pair of silver toast racks, Sheffield 1906 and another London 1931 21oz (4)

A Victorian silver pepper, Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1853, naturalistically modelled as an owl, 7.5cm high, and another slightly larger silver owl pepper, Sheffield 1862, 8cm high, (2)

A George V officers sword by Henry Wilkinson, with an etched black and leather scabbard, serial No. 42992, with monogram and leather scabbard

Two bayonets by Wilkinson, three French bayonets, another (no scabbard) and two others

HENRY WILKINSON. Setters, signed and numbered 64/250, coloured etching, 9 x 13 in.

HENRY WILKINSON, Bulldogs, signed, and numbered 144/250, coloured etching,10 x 14 in.

HENRY WILKINSON. Red Legged Partridge, signed, and numbered 14/100, coloured etching, 10 x 14 in.

1821 pattern officer's Light Infantry sword, the blade etched with a Victorian crown and strung bugle, vacant cartouche, open guard with a crowned strung bugle device, shagreen grip and with steel scabbard, the blade numbered 19775 by Wilkinson, 32 1/2ins

BIBLIOGRAPHY Works on bibliography and book collecting, to include: DIBDIN The Revd. Thomas Frognall. The bibliomania or book madness. 1st edition, original boards, 8vo., London, 1809; DIBDIN The Revd. Thomas Frognall. An introduction to the knowledge of rare and valuable editions of the Greek and Latin classics. 2nd edition, 2 vols. contemporary sprinkled calf, rubbed, 8vo., London, 1804; DIBDIN The Revd. Thomas Frognall. The library companion. 2nd edition. 2 vols., contemporary half calf, 8vo., London, 1825; [RITSON J.] Bibliographia poetica: a catalogue of Engleish [sic] poets ... Original paper boards, joints cracking, 8vo., London, 1802; SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE. Catalogue of the first [to fourth & concluding] portion of the extensive and valuable library of the late David Laing ... 4 parts in 1 vol., contemporary cloth, 8vo., London, 1879; EDMOND J.P. The Aberdeen printers ... 1st edition, contemporary half calf, marbled boards, no 203 of 250 copies, 8vo., Aberdeen, 1886; JOHNSTONE J.F.K. & ROBERTSON A.W. Bibliographia Aberdonensis: being an account of books relating to or printed in the shires of Aberdeen, Banff, Kincardine or written by natives or residents or by officers, graduates or alumni of the Universities of Aberdeen 1472-1700 ... 1st edition, 2 volumes, port. frontis. to each vol., plates, Spalding Club dark green cloth, 4to., Aberdeen, 1929-30; STEVENSON T.G. The bibliography of James Maidment ... 1st edition, contemporary quarter morocco, cloth boards, 8vo., Edinburgh, 1883 and 14 others [25]

GIBSON CRAIG James T. The Gibson Craig Library: catalogue of the valuable and very extensive library of the late James T. Gibson Craig, Esq., (removed from Edinburgh). First [second & third] portion which will be sold by auction by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge ... on Monday, the 27th June , 1887 [23 March, etc. 1888] .. 3 parts in 1 volume, col. plates, with prices and purchasers' names, original half red buckram, marbled boards,t.e.g., edges rubbed, 4to., London, 1887-88. Note: One of 100 copies on large paper

Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' sugar and cream, for Wilkinson Pottery, decorated in the 'Red Roof' pattern, each 2 1/2in (6.3cm) high

Clarice Cliff 'Bizarre' fruit bowl, for Wilkinson Pottery, decorated with flowers in landscape in black, pink, blue and other bright enamels, 9 1/4in (23.5cm) diameter

Golden Hind series, 10 vols., 1927-34, b & w plts., some folding, untrimmed, orig. cloth, 2 sl. spines faded and 1 faintly damp-mottled, 8vo. Titles as follows: Stephen Gwynn 'Mungo Park'; E.F. Benson 'Ferdinand Magellan'; Philip Gosse 'Sir John Hawkins'; Clennell Wilkinson 'William Dampier'; Stephen Gwynn 'Captain Scott'; Llewelyn Powys 'Henry Hudson'; William McFee 'Sir Martin Frobisher'; E. Keble Chatterton 'John Smith'; Milton Waldman 'Sir Walter Raleigh'; E.F. Benson 'Sir Francis Drake'. (10)

A George III navette shaped snuffer tray, by A. Peterson and Peter Podio, London 1786 a William IV waisted snuffer tray, with chased floral decoration, crested, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1834 together with a pair of George III snuffers with scrolling openwork arms, a chased and crested 'box' section, maker's mark 'IB' probably I. Booth, 9.8in (25cm) max, 15oz. (3)

A George IV oblong wine label, with a reeded border, incised 'BUCELLAS', by John Wilkinson, Birmingham 1827.

CHATTERTON, E. KEBLE. Old Sea Paintings. (1928). Coloured and plain plates -- WILKINSON, C.A., illus. and WALTER WOOD. Fishing Boats & Barges...(1922). d.w., 20 woodcuts. Both 4to., orig. cloth (covers soiled). With 20 other volumes. (22)

A 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY SIDE CABINET fitted with two short frieze drawers, stamped W & C Wilkinson, 14 Ludgate Hill, 3360, a pair of arched panelled doors beneath, 36in. (92cm.) wide

English School, circa 1900, Coastal gardens, a pair, watercolour, each 17x24.5cm together with two pencil sketches on embossed paper, a group of modern prints and pictures including a pair of still life subjects by A Wilkinson, signed in pencil, 'Reposant' signed Treby, four reproductions of marine subjects, two gouaches and others and a group of five steel engravings with hand colouring, including 'View near Hurley, Berks'; Hong Kong from Kow Loom; Oxford; Godmersham Pork in Kent, Cadland Park in Hampshire .

A bayonet by Wilkinson, London (lacking a scabbard).

A VICTORIAN SILVER MUSTARD hexagonal with pierced foliate and scroll decoration hinged lid, double C scroll handle, in the form of a lantern, 3 1/2" high, Sheffield 1847 by Henry Wilkinson and Co., a silver bowl with zodiac signs and a silver topped jar. (3)

“Collecting Military Antiques” by Wilkinson, 1984, fully illus, in DW; “The English Civil War 1642-1651” by Haythornthwaite, 1983, illus in DW; “A Bibliography of Military Books up to 1642” by Muller, 1981, colour, photo and line illus, in DW; “Orders and Decorations” by Mericka, 1969, fully colour illus; 20 other titles.

An Ethiopian sword shotel, curved English made blade 30” with broad fuller, by Henry Wilkinson, Maker to KGV, floral etching for half its length on both sides, flared wooden grip, with flattened shield shape and domed pommel. GC (piece of hilt flange missing)

A 1907 SMLE bayonet, in its scabbard, by Wilkinson, GC; an unidentified (Kiesling 126) Soviet bayonet, in its scabbard, VGC; and a chrome plated Third Reich type dagger blade (plating bubbling). (3)

A 2nd pattern FS knife, blade 6” by Wilkinson, with etched logo at forte, blackened gnurled brass hilt, in its brown leather sheath with blackened tip. GC (minor rust at forte, elastic AF)

A George IV mahogany linen press, by Wilkinson & Sons, the inverted breakfront top above four slides enclosed by a pair of panelled doors, stamped "Wilkinson & Sons, 14 Ludgate Hill, 4579", on tapering and turned feet, 3ft 8in (112cm) w, 3ft 5in (104cm) h.

Pair of Wilkinson 'Geisha Girl' pattern fluted edge wall plaques, Nos. 6907a & 6908, 13" diameter

Art Deco Myott 'Net' pattern jug; similar leaf design comport and Wilkinson 'Sungay' pattern octagonal jug

* Wilkinson (Norman, 1878-1971). A single-funnel steamship coming into port, uncol. etching, signed and inscribed in the plate 'With best wishes for the New Year..', image size approx. 16 x 22.5cms., with margins, oak frame, glazed. (1)

* Wilkinson (Henry, b.1921). Six etchings of dogs, including Labrador with Pheasant, Cocker Spaniels, Golden Setter with Teal (hand coloured), English Setter with Pigeon, Cocker and Woodcock, Lurcher and Rabbit, each approx. 110 x 95 mm, all signed in pencil and limited to 250 copies, together with Janes (John C.), Boxer, etching, approx. 205 x 150 mm, and others including a pencil drawing of Deer by Beresford Hill and colour botanical prints, mostly framed and glazed. (12)

HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED LIMITED EDITION TINTED ETCHING (15/75), The Angler, 8" x 13"

HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, 2 LIMITED EDITION TINTED ETCHINGS (70/150 AND 89/150), The Angler and The Wildfowler, 10" x 13", (2)

* George VI & Queen Elizabeth. File copies of two driving licence application forms for H.R.H. The Duke of York, K.G., and Her Royal Highness The Duchess of York, both signed in ink by the applicants 'Albert' and 'Elizabeth', 1928, both printed forms [Form 8] issued by London County Council completed in third party's hand giving the address 145 Piccadilly W1. as the main residency, each signed by the applicant ('Albert' and 'Elizabeth' respec.), Albert's dated in his hand also, both forms with two ink stamps 'File' and 'Fee paid', both slightly creased where folded, a little chipped at edges and with a few very short splits along or near folds, each 2pp. (printed notes only on reverse), approx. 33 x 20 cm, together with contemp. signed driving licence form 8's for Prince George Imeretinsky, Jack Hylton (dance-band leader), Godfrey Seymour Tearle (actor) and Lord Monkswell, plus similar forms for His Highness Maharaja Vijay Singh of Rajpipla, Viscount Carlow (publisher), Ellen Cicely Wilkinson (trade-unionist) and Yvonne Arnaud (French actress), plus other driving licence related correspondence from 1920s/30s, incl. signatures of Alan Cobham, Harold Nicholson and Noel Coward (24)

Pamphlets. Londons Liberties: or, a Learned Argument of Law and Reason, Before the Lord Mayor, Court of Aldermen, and Common-Council, at Guild-Hall., 1682, 76pp., title torn to edges and lined to verso, some soiling, bound with The Information of Capt. Hen. Wilkinson, of what hath Passed him and some other Persons, who have Attempted to Prevail with him to Swear High Treason Against the Earl of Shaftsbury, 1681, 11pp., bound with The Tryal and condemnation of George Borosky alias Boratzi, Christopher Vratz, and John Stern; for the Barbarous Murder of Thomas Thynn., 1682, 56pp., some spotting and soiling, bound with The Deliverance, a Poem: to the Prince of Orange, by a Person of Quality, 1689, 8pp., some dust soiling, contemp. calf, rebacked and corners repaired, small folio, together with a defective volume containing similar late 17th c. pamphlets (2)

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY LOTUS SHAPED JUG, the ribbed body hand painted in the Rhodanthe pattern, black printed Bizarre mark, 7 3/4 ins high.

A SET OF ELEVEN WILKINSON TOBY JUGS OF ALLIED WAR LEADERS 1915-1919, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould (1844-1925) and issued during and immediately after the First World War, comprising: RT. HON. DAVID LLOYD GEORGE (1915), holding a shell inscribed 'Shell Out', ADMIRAL JELLICOE (1915), holding a jug inscribed 'Hell Fire Jack', LORD FRENCH (1915), clutching a foaming jug inscribed 'French Pour les Francais', FIELD MARSHALL SIR DOUGLAS HAIG (1917), seated on a Mark IV Tank, ADMIRAL BEATTY (1917), holding a shell inscribed 'Dread Nought', PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON (1918), wearing an Indian Chief's headdress, MARSHALL FOCH (1918), with foaming champagne bottle, GENERAL BOTHA (1918), with jug captioned 'Loyalty', EARL KITCHENER (1915), with jug inscribed 'Bitter for Kaiser, FIELD MARSHALL JOFFRE (1918), with a 75mm shell cantingly inscribed 'Ce que j'offre, KING GEORGE V (1919), seated with a globe in his lap, all with facsimile Carruthers Gould signature and Soane and Smith backstamp with Certificates, 9 1/2 ins to 12 1/4 ins high.

A Wilkinson Limited beehive shape teapot with milk jug and sugar bowl in the Clarice Cliff style with ribbed white glazed bodies and painted stylised floral designs.

A Wilkinson Limited Clarice Cliff plain green glazed trumpet shape vase, 10 cms. together with a pair of Wedgwood dark blue jasperware narrow neck specimen vases, 14 cms. [3]

A late 19th Century Stourbridge glass jug. The circular foot set with a classical form ewer with collar rim and applied arched rope handle. The whole decorated with applied crystal flower prunts with turquoise bead centres over the clear ground, together with an early 20th Century "Urchin" posy bowl decorated with turquoise beads by means of the Wilkinson patent, jug 6" tall.

HENRY WILKINSON (b.1921), two spaniels in a field, etching in colours, pencil signed in the margin and numbered 86/130, 9 1/2" x 13 1/2", and another similar. (2)

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971), Sailing vessels in calm seas, signed, watercolour, 7 1/2" x 10".

Norman Wilkinson, The London Pilot, engraving, signed, 15cm x 22cm and another, gunboats, signed, 10cm x 25cm.

A quantity of Royal Staffordshire Pottery , Wilkinson Ltd., 'Swansea Roses' tableware.