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A Clarice Cliff bizarre pottery wall mask, moulded as a baby boys face, the cream ground with painted hair and lips, surrounded by brightly coloured flowers in pink, blue, yellow and green 20cm high, marked to reverse 'Hand Painted' Bizarre by Clarice Cliff Wilkinson ltd England.

A Clarice Cliff pottery wall mask, post 1936 modelled as a baby girls face, the cream ground with painted hair and features, surrounded by brightly coloured flowers in pink, yellow and turquoise. 18cm high, marked 'Clarice Cliff' 'Wilkinson Ltd England' to reverse.

A Sykes fighting knife by Wilkinson and Sword and a George Westholme & Son Bowie knife in scabbard, some damage and a pistol lighter.

Wilkinson, William, English Country Houses, London and Oxford, James Parker and Co, 1875, 4to (245 x 150mm.), title printed in red and black, 66 plates and plans, original dark red cloth, Second edition. Birch, John, Examples of Labourers' Cottages, Edinburgh and London, William Blackwood and Sons, 1892, 4to (250 x 150mm.), lithographed frontispiece, 33 plates, and plans, original brown cloth gilt, author's presentation inscription on title. With four other works including Charles Holme's 'Old English Mansions' (London, 1915), a copy of 'Catalogue of the Magnificent Contents of Alton Towers, The Princely Seat of The Earls of Shrewsbury .... will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Christie & Manson at the Towers, On Monday, July 6, 1857', and Edmund Farrer's 'Portraits in Suffolk Houses' (London, 1908)

Wilkinson, T. T., Ancient Mansions near Burnley; their History and Owners, Burnley, W. Smith, ca. 1880, 8vo (180 x 115mm.), title with contemporary ownership inscription, front free endpaper also inscribed, half calf, spine lettered in gilt

The Stourhead Heirlooms Catalogue of The Library, removed from Stourhead which will be sold by auction, by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge ... On Monday, the 30th day of July, 1833, London, Dryden Press: J. Davy & Sons, 1883, 8vo (250 x 155mm.), prices annotated throughout, original catalogue receipt tipped in, contemporary half calf, original paper wrappers bound in, spine lettered in gilt, t.e.g., armorial bookplate of William A. Macfarlane Grieve

A Victorian silver mustard pot, of octagonal outline and scroll engraved, the slightly domed cover with scroll thumbpiece and with leaf-capped S and C scroll handle, Sheffield 1865 by H Wilkinson & Co; with a spoon, London 1831, 4.5oz all in; with blue glass liner.

PAUL WILKINSON, Woodland scene with stream, and figures resting, oil on panel, signed and dated 1846, 7 1/4"x 9 1/2".

A William IV silver handle of a cow by Henry Wilkinson and Company, Sheffield 1833 on a plated butter dish lid, a Victorian silver plated fish slice, a plated sugar caster, a four division toast rack and coaster. (5)

A Victorian plated four piece tea and coffee service, with bright engraved decorating and lobed and tapering bodies, the pots with ivory handles and finials, initialled, by H. Wilkinson & Co, c.1870. (4)

A modern three handled cup or tyg, on six flap feet, inscribed, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1940, 4in (10cm) high, 10oz.

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

A Victorian double barrel percussion sporting gun by Wilkinson & Son, with engraved locks and mounts, 75cm damascus barrels (drilled), underlever action

A Victorian taper stick embossed with foliate scrolls, with a knopped and fluted stem, a leaf capped double scroll handle and shaped-round base, and with an embossed conical extinguisher, Sheffield 1849 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, 14.5cm high (5.75 in)

An early Victorian parcel gilt christening mug, the broadly fluted campana-shaped bowl and foot embossed with acanthus and with a leaf chased scroll handle, Sheffield 1853 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, 10cm high (4 in), 138g (4.5 oz)

Dale- 'Furnival's Inn Holborn, Anciently the Mansion of the Lords Furnival', after Schnebbelie, publ. 1st Jan.1819 by Robert Wilkinson, No.125 Fenchurch St.; engraving, 24.6x31.3cm: together with eleven other engravings of architectural scenes in London by different hands, from the same or similar suite, various sizes, (12)

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971), 'Gravesend', signed oil on canvas, 17 .5" x 23.5".

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971), 'Setting Out - Inchenor, Sussex', signed, oil on canvas, 17.5" x 23.5".

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971), 'Poole Harbour, Dorset', signed, oil on canvas, 17.5" x 23.5".

(ASTELL (Mary)):+ An Essay in Defence of the Female Sex ... written by a lady, engraved frontispiece, contemporary sprinkled calf, worn and defective (Wing A4059), for A. Roper and E. Wilkinson, 1696

Henry Wilkinson (b.1921), Retriever & Game, etching in colours, signed in pencil, 10in x 13.25in (25.4cm x 33.7cm)

An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force officer's dress sword by Wilkinson Sword, the gilt-metal hilt with eagle's head pommel, bullion dress knot and fish-skin effect grip, with 82cm chromed steel blade, in a leather and gilt-metal-mounted scabbard; and a bayonet

A Victorian 1822 pattern Royal Military Academy presentation sword by Henry Wilkinson, with gilt-metal hilt, pierced foliate guard and wire-wound fish-skin grip, the etched steel 82cm blade inscribed PRESENTED TO GENTLEMAN CADET RONALD C. MAXWELL ON OBTAINING HIS COMMISSION FROM THE ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY FOR HIS EXEMPLARY CONDUCT WHILE AT THE INSTITUTION. OCTOBER 1872 and with VR cypher and maker's name; with a polished steel scabbard.

George Wilkinson. 23.75in. x 19.5in. (60 x 49.5cm). A wooded river valley. Signed.

A Clarice Cliff Wilkinson vase, the black matt ground tapered vase with moulded coloured flowers to the base (hair crack), 19cm high.

A coloured etching After HENRY WILKINSON depicting a Setter flushing duck, signed, 25cm x 36cm.

A Regency mahogany breakfast table, the rectangular tilt top with a moulded edge on a turned and oblong ribbed stem to four hipped moulded scroll legs, the leaf and shell cast sabots with castors, the block stamped Wilkinson, Ludgate Hill 14582, 3ft 8.5 x 5ft 2.5in (113 x 158.8cm).

Norman Wilkinson, PRWS (1878-1971) Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia, 1932, signed lower right "Norman Wilkinson" a print, 40 x 54cm,

Two Victorian presentation trowels with ivory handles,c one Irish, relating to the laying of the "First stone of Castle Blayney Parish Church..." by Henry Flavelle, Dublin 1858; the other also relating to Castle Blayney, by H Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1870. (2)

A large Victorian sampler, polychrome wool worked on linen with stylised foliage, a hunting and pastoral scene, by Martha Wilkinson aged 13 years 1852, within a repeating strawberry border, in rosewood veneered moulded frame, 63cm square

ROBY, JOHN Traditions of Lancashire. Fourth Edition, 2 vols., 1867. 8vo., orig. cloth gilt. Engraved portrait and plates (some spotting); Another copy (upper inner joint of Vol. 1 broken). -- HARLAND, JOHN and T. T. WILKINSON. Lancashire Legends. London and Manchester, 1873. Small 4to., orig. qtr. brown roan, t.e.g. Portrait frontispiece. -- BOBBIN, T. A View of the Lancashire Dialect . . . Manchester, n.d. 12mo., old wraps. (6)

PLATINA, BARTHOLOMAEUS SACCHI de The Lives of the Popes . . . Translated into English . . . by Paul Rycaut. First Edition, Printed for Christopher Wilkinson, 1685. Folio, old calf, spine gilt. Engraved portrait frontispiece (frontis. and title cut round and mounted, title and lower margins of first few leaves repaired). Wing P2403. Bookplate of G. B. Blomfield. With another volume. (2)

Henri Merke- 'Exhibition of a Battle between a Buffalo & a Tiger', after Samuel Howett and Capt. Thomas Wilkinson, published Jan 1st 1807 by Edward Orme, 59 Bond St.; hand-coloured aquatint on wove, watermark E&b 1804, 37.3x48.5cm., (unframed)

A Wilkinson Ware lustre jardiniere depicting 'Pans Garden'.

A Clarice Cliff toast rack, decorated with flowers similar in style to Rhodanthe pattern, signed Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd, England.

A Clarice Cliff 'Rodanthe' pattern square cake plate, for A.f. Wilkinson Ltd, marked Honeyglaze.

An Artillery bayonet, 22.5in Wilkinson saw-back blade, brass hilt with brass mounted black leather scabbard; a Victorian bayonet with 11.75in spearpoint blade, steel mounted black leather scabbard; and a Wilkinson 1st pattern fighting knife, 6.75in blade, plated grip with brown leather sheath. (3)

Henry Wilkinson (born 1921) Springer spaniels flushing a pheasant, signed, oil on canvas, 49 x 65cm (19 x 25.5".).

Pair of ivory twin horn carved rests by Wilkinson; also H.M. silver circular ring box a.f.

Wilkinson Sword, Edward VIII dress sword with engraved blade in leather scabbard

A coloured print of rowing boats and galleons, pencil signed in border Norman Wilkinson, 33cms x 33cms.

"Wilk", (J.W. (Bill) Wilkinson), (1906-1994) "THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY", Johnnie Richardson and hounds observing a huntsman stuck head-first down a foxhole, the fox running away in the distance, ink and watercolours, signed and dated 1983 lower right, 32cm x 47cm, (12.6in x 18.5in), in card mount, framed under glass

A GEORGE V PERIOD ROYAL ENGINEERS OFFICER'S SWORD, the half-basket hilt pierced with scrollwork and royal cypher GvR under a crown, the blade etched with Royal Arms, Maker's mark of Henry Wilkinson, London, the sharkskin grip wine-bound, in hide scabbard,

A LATE VICTORIAN CIRCULAR SUGAR BASIN having die-stamped scrollwork decoration, Sheffield, 1897, Henry Wilkinson, 2ozs, (62g)

Henry Wilkinson (20th Century). Setters in a landscape, coloured etching, 12/150,, signed in pencil, plate size 8 3/4" x 12 3/4" (some damage to image).

A portrait of Thomas W. Wilkinson, 5th Bishop of Hexham and Newcastle (RC), photogravure, signed proof after Ralph Hedley, countersigned by the subject, 1902.

A Wilkinson 1905/06 pattern cavalry sword and a dress sword with fish skin grip and brass knuckle bow.

A Victorian officers sword by Henry Wilkinson and an Italian dress sword with plated finish.

A pair of Victorian pepperettes, plain circular form with fluted borders and pierced foliate covers, 25³8in. (6.5cm), probably by Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ltd., London 1894.

HENRY WILKINSON, A tarn in the Lake District, signed, watercolour, 27cm x 37cm.

HENRY WILKINSON, Sheep in a Lake District Fell, signed, watercolour, 27cm x 37cm.

A ROYAL STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY WILKINSON LTD. POTTERY "MEMORY LANE" PATTERN BOWL, the incurving sides decorated in orange, brown, greens and yellows with the interior orange. Transfer printed factory mark and pattern name. Diameter 7".

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Pottery jug, circa 1930-1935, tapered form and open angular handle, decorated with the Summerhouse pattern in brightly coloured enamels, printed marks 'Bizarre' and 'Fantasque', height 17cm

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Pottery preserve jar, decorated in the Aurea pattern, also a Clarice Cliff Wilkinson 'book' vase, demi-tasse cups, saucers, sugar bowl and a side plate (8)

Clarice Cliff 'My Garden' jug, the beige ground with relief moulded handle in the form of a tropical branch with leaves, the base bears blue stamped Clarice Cliff signature and 'Wilkinson Ltd England', 19cm high.

Library of books belonging to William Muir, bound between 1880 and 1885 in full brown calf, and bearing the Glasgow University crest and motto Via Veritas Vita in tooled gilt, comprising: The English in Ireland in the 18th century, by James Anthony Froude, Longmans, Green & Co, 1874, in three volumes The Alps of Hannibal, by William John Law, MacMillan & Co, 1866, in two volumes; The Early History of Charles James Fox by George Otto Trevelyan Longmans, Green & Co 1881, third edition; History of French Literature, by Henri Van Laun, Smith, Elder and Co, 1877 probably third edition; An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion, by John Caird, James Maclehose Glasgow 1880; Text Book to Kant, the critique of pure reason, by James Hutchison Stirling, published by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh 1881; Discussions on Philosophy and Literature by Sir William Hamilton, published by William Blackwood and Sons, 1866, third edition; Critical and Historical Essays, contributed to the Edinburgh revue, complete in one volume by Thomas Babington Macaulay, Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851; A History of Philosophy, by Doctor Friedrich Ueberweg, Hodder and Stoughton, London 1880, in two volumes, third edition; The History and Poetry of the Scottish Border by John Veitch, James Maclehose, Glasgow 1878; Lives of the Engineers, The Steam Engine, Boulton and Watt, by Samuel Smiles, John Murray, London 1878; A Popular account of the Ancient Egyptians, by Sir J Gardner Wilkinson, John Murray, London 1874, two of three volumes; The Friend, a series of essays by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, corrected by H N Coleridge, Edward Moxon and Co, London 1863, new edition revised in two volumes; The Memoirs of the Life of Sir Samuel Romilly, written by himself, John Murray, London 1841, volume one of two volumes in a green binding of similar design to the previous books.

Clarice Cliff crocus pattern bowl for Newport pottery, 22cm and a later crocus pattern jug for Wilkinson Ltd. 20cm high.

Graham Jones, Hippolyta, pastel, 38.5 x 36 cm, Derek Wilkinson, Landscape, limited edition etching and aquatint, signed and dated 1972 lower right, inscribed with title and 15/20 lower left, p. 22 x 30 cm, and Jack Cox, Beach with fishermen at daybreak, watercolour, signed lower right, 25.5 x 28 cm

English School (20th century), Abstract landscape in grey, brown and green, oil on board, 73.5 x 61 cm, and Derek Wilkinson, Open landscape with building beyond, oil on board, 76.5 x 76.5 cm

Clarice Cliff Bizarre 'Crocus' pattern octagonal bowl, inscribed Crocus Bizarre by Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd. England. 8, 21cm diameter.