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13 books and 7 pamphlets of weapons interest, including “Swords & Daggers” by Wilkinson, “Arms & Armour” by Bull, “Knives and Daggers” by Faktor, “Edged Weapons” and “Arms and Armour” both by Wilkinson, mostly in DWs. GC

A 2nd pattern FS knife, in post war sheath, and a 3rd pattern ditto, the blade with ERII Wilkinson Sword etched panel, in its sheath. GC. (2)

A post 1952 3rd pattern FS knife by Wilkinson, DE blued blade 7”, etched at forte with Royal Arms and Wilkinson logo, blued oval crosspiece, banded grip, in its leather sheath. VGC retaining most original finish (sheath lacking chape)

Clarice Cliff Sir Winston Churchill, limited edition large Toby Jug number 189 of an edition of ?, black printed Wilkinson Limited mark, the Jug inscribed to base 'And May God Defend the Right' and 'Going into Action', 12" tall

A Clarice Cliff side plate decorated with central polychrome flowers within a brown frieze of foliate scrolling and gilt line to rim - printed Clarice Cliff Wilkinson marks, impressed numbers; a Clarice Cliff Royal Staffordshire side plate handpainted with grey and maroon flowers framed by maroon rim - printed marks; a pair of Clarice Cliff eighteenth century style gadrooned cups - printed marks; and a Wedgwood reproduction limited edition Clarice Cliff Bridgewater bizarre plate. (5).

* An 1854 pattern officer's sword of the Scots Guards by Wilkinson, the steel hilt pierced with regimental badge, the blade etched with battle honours (the latest Modder River), one side further etched with crowned George V cypher and a panel reading "In Memory of M.N.S. Killed at Ypres 16th June, 1915", the other side with Scots Guards badges and initials P.A.M., in leather covered service dress scabbard, with gold cord and acorn sword knot, together with additional plated steel scabbard, in leather carrying case, the flap stamped "Major Lord Methuen, Scots Gds. In Memoriam M.N. Schiff, Scots Gds." (3)

* An 1854 pattern Scots Guards Officer's sword by Wilkinson, the steel hilt pierced with regimental badge, the blade etched on one side with crowned Victorian cypher and battle honours including Waterloo and Talavera, the other side etched with crowned regimental badge, battle honours including Alma and Sevastopol and with a further panel etched "To Wm Gascoigne from his Godfather General Kenah" in plated steel scabbard and with bullion sword knot with gilt acorn. Major-General Sir William Gascoigne, K.C.M.G. was born in 1844, commissioned into the Scots Fusilier Guards in 1863, was commanding the regiment in the early 1880s, serving in the Egyptian War, the Sudan, Canada, China and Hong Kong. Lieutenant-General Thomas Kenah, C.B., Colonel of the 63rd Foot, was commissioned in 1799 serving in Holland, Egypt, Sicily, and the Peninsula, he was appointed Lt-Gen in 1851. (2)

* An 1857 pattern Royal Engineers officer's sword by Wilkinson, the steel hilt pierced in honeysuckle pattern and the plain unfullered blade etched near the forts "Paul Methuen from George Chapman", in brown leather covered service scabbard (chape lacking), with sword frog and a Sam Browne belt. An old label attached to the hilt identifies this as the sword carried by Lord Methuen when commanding "Methuen's Horse" in Bechuanaland in 1884-85. (3)

A CLARICE CLIFF BLUE CROCUS PATTERN BOWL, a reproduction teapot, 4 saucer dishes, a Wilkinson plate and 3 other plates

A WILKINSON CASTER and 2 honey pot bases

A 19th century silver plated candelabrum base, Henry Wilkinson & Co, designed as a corinthian column entwined with flowers and raised on a shaped plinth base, embossed with floral swags, 15" high

A Victorian large bonbon dish with pierced and engraved decoration and swing handle, with glass liner, makers Hy Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1867

IVAN LINDHE "A portrait of Gwendolen, daughter of Captain and Lady Beatrix Wilkinson", signed and dated 1909, with label to the reverse, watercolour, 19.75" x 15.5".

A Victorian swing handle fruit basket with scrolled and pierced decoration, raised on an oval beaded rim spreading foot, 28cm. wide, maker possibly Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1850, 507gm., 16.30oz.

A Wilkinson Limited Clarice Cliff Bizarre "Gayday" pattern ornament in the form of a clog, 11 cms.

Jonny Wilkinson & Lawrence Dallaglio: a pair of 2003 Rugby World Cup photographic presentations, the Wilkinson montage mounted with three A4-size colour photographs depicting three phases of that kick, and a title plaque; the Dallaglio montage mounted with two A4-size colour photographs of the player in action and in celebration at the final, both framed & glazed, the first 38 by 72cm., 15 by 28 1/2in., the other 23 1/2 by 15 1/2in.; both sold with a numbered COA (4)

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson night light with humorous gnome handle, and a similar beaker with elf handle (2)

A SCOTS GUARDS VICTORIAN SWORD. Wilkinson made with Scots Guards Cypher, early four figure no 6454. In ornate scabbard, with double hanging loops, brass mounts.

A COMMANDO STYLE DAGGER Blade similar to Fairburn-Sykes design in standard scabbard. Waisted quillions with tape wrapped hilt. Also a 1907 Wilkinson Bayonet with scabbard and webbing frog

CHARLES JOHN WATSON (1846-1927) Chelsea signed and dated in plate (lower left) etching Pl 7 x 11in (17.8 x 27.9cm) and three etchings by Norman Wilkinson, Martin Hardie and Frank H Mason (4)

A CLARICE CLIFF DESIGN Crocus pattern A.J Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery, Honey glazed cheese dish and cover. Printed marks. 7" Long.

A Victorian silver christening mug of octagonal tapering form, with moulded C-scroll handle and engraved foliate pattern decoration by Henry Wilkinson & Company, Sheffield 1848, 3 5/8in high, 3 3/4oz; together with a George III baluster cream jug with reeded loop handle and later chased decoration by Alice & George Burrows, London 1803, 4 1/4in high, 3 1/2oz.

**A 20TH CENTURY SWORD, engraved with Grenadier Guards symbols and battle honours. Named 'VALP', Victor Loftus-Paton, made by E Smith of Saville Row, brown leather scabbard, 32" blade and leather bound brass grip, a Cavalry Sabre, engraved with Prince of Wales Own Xth Hussars and Royal Regiment of Light Dragoons insignia, manufactured by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, steel scabbard, 35" blade, leather bound brass grip and a Court sword, manufactured by E Thurkle, Soho, 31" blade, brass grip, ebonised sheath and a decorative hilt (3)

A Victorian circular small salver, of shaped outline, the centre with an engraved band of scrolls and flowers, on three scroll feet, by Henry Wilkinson & Company, Sheffield 1854, 8in (20.25cm) 10oz.

An early Victorian naturalistic chamberstick, with a base of stiff leaves, a foliate capital, a conical snuffer and a detachable nozzle, by H. Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1839, 6.6in (17cm) diameter, 10oz.

A Victorian mounted cut glass claret jug, with a loop handle, pierced vine finial and engraved mount, the baluster body with a cut and faceted slender neck and star cut base, further decorated with a pattern of eight-pointed stars and pellets, by Henry Wilkinson and Company, Sheffield 1863, 9.8in (25cm) high.

A plated chamberstick and snuffer, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, a plated kettle on stand with burner and a pair of plated fish carvers with loaded silver handles.

A Victorian inkstand, of shaped oval outline with a foliate border, fitted with two mounted squat glass ink bottles and a central box with a taperstick cover, (lacking conical snuffer) inscribed, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1862, 10.5in (26.5cm) wide, 17oz weighable silver.

A late 18th Century Dress Sword, blade Me Fecit Hounsloe, double fullered, cut down to 23in, white metal bow knuckle guard chased, with shark skin grip bound by silver wire, pommel chased, in later metal scabbard marked Wilkinson, Pall Mall

Early Victorian silver octagonal Mustard, the hinged lid with pierced thumbpiece above a 'C' scroll handle, each side engraved with scrolls, Hy. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1842, 8cms, fitted blue glass liner.

Wilkinson, W R T: Indian Colonial Silver, 1973, with dust wrapper.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) etching, Clipper and tug at sea, signed in pencil, 9 x 11.75 ins.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) etching, Fishing boats on a calm sea, signed in pencil, 9 x 12 ins.

HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED IN PENCIL TO MARGIN, LIMITED EDITION TINTED ETCHING, (172/250), Gun dogs by a lake, 9" x 13"

A Shelley Harmony Bowl, 26 cm, and a Wilkinson bowl, 21.5 cm (2)

A Clarice Cliff Spring Crocus Pattern Bowl, of square form with re-entrant corners, printed mark and Wilkinson honey glaze mark, 22.5 cm

Sword bayonet for Martini-Henry MKIV by Wilkinson, unfullered 18.5" blade in leather scabbard

British Infantry pattern 1822/45 sword, brass gothic hilt with 'VR' etched blade, steel scabbard, 32.5" fullered blade by Wilkinson

Royal Artillery Officer's sword (pattern 1821 Light Cavalry), three bar hilt by 'Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London', etched blade with royal cipher of Edward VII and Royal Artillery

E. Wilkinson (British, 19th Century) The three masted Meda in coastal waters signed 'E WILKINSON' (lower left) watercolour and body colour 17 x 23 in. (43 x 60.4 cm.)

Black and white etching of the Battys house at Twickenham, as viewed across the Thames, after HB Willis, printed for Robert Wilkinson by Bowles & carver, 19th century, in floral and c scroll plaster gilt frame.

John Wilkinson 23 1/2in. x 17 1/4in. (60 x 44cm) on board 'Dark Bay & Chestnut' - a portrait of two race horses Signed and inscribed on a label on the reverse.

Edward Clegg Wilkinson (exh 1882-1910) Boats moored at a city quay Watercolour Signed 21.5cm x 28cm

Clarice Cliff sugar and cream, for Wilkinson pottery, decorated with flower heads on a ribbed green ground, the cream jug 2in (5cm) high

W. Wilkinson Arab Market, pastel, signed, 7 1/2in x 8 3/4in (19cm x 22.3cm)

An Edward VII Royal Engineer officer's sword, by Henry Wilkinson, with engraved and polished 32in. blade with initials W.F.H. and numbered 42509 pierced foliate guard with ERVII cypher and wire-wound fishskin grip, 97cm in length; dress scabbard and pigskin service scabbard; and an early 19th century brass-hilt hanger

A Victorian general officers' 1822 pattern sword, by Henry Wilkinson, with foliate engraved 32in blade with VR cypher and with pigskin cover guard and grip with ink inscription , 96cm in length; in pigskin service scabbard (some small areas of corrosion to blade); and a pair of brass spurs

Henry Wilkinson, Salmon Fishing, pencil signed coloured etching, No. 15/250, 20cm x 23cm.

WILKINSON Norman. The Dardanelles 1915. Illustrated in line and colour by author. JANE. The British Battle Fleet. 1915. 2 vol. Library Press Edition (3)

A 19th Century Cavalry Sword, with leather grip, solid hilt, the blade inscribed Wilkinson, with leather scabbard

A George VI Infantry officer's sword by Wilkinson Sword Co. Ltd. indistinctly numbered 04287, with a leather scabbard, af.

A Wilkinson rocket form sugar sifter decorated in the Celtic Rose pattern, together with a biscuit barrel, three piece cruet set and a bowl.

"Wilk", (John William (Bill) Wilkinson), (1906-1994) JOHNNIE RICHARDSON AND MARGARET THATCHER, the Prime Minister with raised glass assuring the huntsman "Don't worry Johnnie, your huntings safe in our hands!", hounds and a fox looking on, ink and watercolour, signed and dated 1987 lower left, 31cm x 49cm, (12.2in x 19.3in), framed under glass

"Wilk", (John William (Bill) Wilkinson, (1906-1994) JOHNNIE RICHARDSON AND THE "SPORTY OLD LADY vexed at the slow progress of the hounds "Huntsman. I can even smell the fox" Huntsman "Well we'll just ev'ta ev a litter out a you then", ink and watercolour, signed and dated 1988 lower left, 33.5cm x 48.5cm, (13.2in x 19in), framed under glass

"Wilk", (John William (Bill) Wilkinson), (1906-1994) "GOR ON, IT'S A GIRT WALLA CRAG FOX", the fox clambering over a bull at a gap in a dry stone wall, watched by and a car full of hounds, ink and watercolour, signed and dated [19]74 lower left, entitled beneath, 34cm x 48.5cm, (13.4in x 19.1in), framed under glass

A Wilkinson Ltd character jug modelled as Edward VII, after a design by Francis Caruthers Gould, modelled seated on a throne, the front legs in the form of lions, holding a globe in his hands and titled 'Pro Patria', 30.5cm high.

A WILKINSON POTTERY CLARICE CLIFF FANTASQUE 'SUNRISE' JAM POT AND COVER, of similar form to the preceding lot painted in orange, brown, blue and green the lower part orange. Transfer printed factory mark and facsimile signature. Height 3.5". (associated cover)

A WORKSPLATE "Kitson & Co. No.1515 Leeds 1868 Engineers". This very early, engraved brass worksplate was carried by an 0-4-0ST with outside cylinders that was "No.1" for the Frodingham Iron Company. It was scrapped about 1912! Oval, 103/4"x61/2", face-polished only and mounted on a polished wood plaque which bears a brass plate engraved "This plaque, an original locomotive plate, was presented to S.A. Wilkinson M.I.L.E. on the occasion of his retirement from The APPLEBY-FRODINGHAM STEEL CO. SCUNTHORPE. 31st Dec 1953".

Early Victorian silver vase-shaped Sugar Bowl, with twist swing handle, beaded border, pierced bowl, cast with stiff leaves, on a pedestal base, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1854, 230grms., fitted blue glass liner.

Three National Savings posters, one by Norman Wilkinson; Railway Clearing House, Official Railway Map of England & Wales, printed by McCorquodale & Co Ltd, London, drawn and engraved by J&W Emstie, 1921; and two theatre posters, (6).