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Wilkinson Clarice Cliff plate, of shades of turquoise and brown with willow like foreground tree and stylised hedges and grass, printed Clarice Cliff. Wilkinson Bros. impressed 37 with a diamond, 25cm diameter.

A WILKINSON BANDSWORD QE11 Pattern with ornate blade, gilt lions head hilt, no scabbard.

A WILKINSON NAVAL SWORD Bearing the Omani crest, in the Royal Navy pattern. In very clean condition, with sword knot

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN CANDLESTICKS with leafy sconces, spiral stems and stepped bases, by Henry Wilkinson and Co., Sheffield, 1884, loaded, 15cm. high (2)

A Victorian silver four-piece tea and coffee service, John Figg, London, 1845-6, of plain baluster form, comprising coffee pot with foliate cast knop and on four anthemion cast bracket feet, matching teapot, two handled sugar bowl and cream jug, retailed by Wilkinson & Dobson, Piccadily, approx 68oz, (4)

Henry Wilkinson (b.1921), 'Scotties', etching, signed in pencil and numbered 19/150, 10" x 13.5"

A modern 'patent' card case,+ with a slide action by Henry Wilkinson LTD, London 1913, 3.25in (8.2cm) long, 1.5oz.

R. E. Wilkinson A RIVER LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE signed, oil on canvas, 46 x 76cm

H R WILKINSON, (A.R.C.A.). "Before the storm, Coniston" - Hill shepherd with flock. Signed and labelled verso. 11" x 15".

A Victorian drum shape mustard pot, diaper engraving, with bright cut borders, the hinged cover with a pierced thumb piece, a scroll handle, a blue glass liner. Maker, Henry Wilkinson (of Sheffield,), London, 1866. 3 oz.

A Victorian silver cake basket by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1855, of circular shape with upturned pierced and lobed border below a twisted bail handle, all raised on four hoof feet, 22.5cm diameter, 19.25oz

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), Sailing Ships in the English Channel, signed lower right "Norman Wilkinson", watercolour, 36 x 43cm

S Wilkinson (fl.1830), The Love Letter, signed lower right "S Wilkinson", watercolour, 15 x 11cm

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), Seascape with a Ship on the Far Horizon, signed lower left "N Wilkinson", oil on board, 22 x 29cm,

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971): British Warships at full steam in a choppy seat, old label verso, signed, 33cm x 53cm.

An early Victorian claret jug, with a fluted vase shaped body and shaped round foot chased with acanthus, a leaf chased double scroll handle, the cover and neck applied with flowers and fruiting vines, later engraved with a presentation inscription, Sheffield 1838 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, 33cm high (13 in), 754g (24 oz), with a velvet lined fitted case

A PAIR OF CLARICE CLIFF NEWPORT POTTERY BUFF GLAZED PLATES, with raised leaf decoration, 8.75ins diameter and a buff glazed POSY HOLDER, with moulded fruit and leaf decoration, marked Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd, approximately 7.5ins long. (3).

Portraits of retrievers, etchings, signed proofs by Henry Wilkinson, unframed. (set of 6)

'View on the Banks of the River Nith between Thornhill and Sanquhar' and companion piece, a pair of coloured engravings after Joseph Wilkinson, 26cm x 38cm.

An early Victorian mahogany kneehole dressing table, with an arrangement of five drawers, the central one stamped W & C Wilkinson 14 Ludgate Hill, 6489, fitted replaced brass handles on tapering legs, 3ft 5.75in (106cm) wide.

A pair of William IV silver coasters, Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1836 openwork fruiting grape vine borders and rims, turned wood bases centred by silver eagle displayed crested bosses 17cm, 7in diameter, loaded

A Victorian silver condiment stand, Richard Martin & Ebenezer Hall, London, 1871, and a two-bottle silver cruet stand, Millar Wilkinson, London, 1906 former on dolphin supports with applied shell salt, fitted silver-mounted cut-glass mustard pot, caster and condiment bottle, the other in 1790 style with silver-mounted faceted glass bottles larger 28cm, 11in wide, 628gr, 20oz 4dwt

Wilkinson (Tate), Memoirs of His Own Life, 1790. 4 vols in 2. Lacks errata page. With: Smith's York Mystery Plays (1885); The Book of the York Pageant (1909); and 7 others miscellaneous on York (11)

A Wilkinson pottery vase, of baluster form, polychrome painted in the Secessionist style with a profile head and shoulders portrait of a female, random and border tulips, 9 1/4" high, c.1907.

WILKINSON, ROBERT, publisher. Atlas Classica (1798-1808). 4to., later cloth (stained, one corner worn). Engraved title (shaved) and 53 hand coloured engraved maps and tables (final map slightly defective in one corner, a few others with browning to upper margin). Sold not subject to return.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971), Beach scene with gulls, oil on board, signed lower left, 25 x 34.5 cm

Arthur Wilkinson (British 1860-1930). COUNTRY COTTAGE WITH DUCKS, signed, watercolour and gouache, 26x41cm.; 10 x16in.

A William IV wine label, of canted oblong form with reeded borders, incised "GOOSEBERRY" by H Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1832.

A leather bound glass flattenend oviform hip flask with metal cover; A Wilkinson Sword Co Ltd cased razor set; A Panther Torchlite lighter; and an Ovaltine glass mixer; two bell bottomed glass decanters and a quantity of pressed glass (11)

A CLARICE CLIFF NEWPORT POTTERY "ORIGINAL BIZARRE" VASE, of baluster shape, decorated with band of green outlined triangles in yellow, orange, brown and blue on a blue ground, with orange neck and base. Green transfer printed "Wilkinson" mark. Gold transfer printed "Newport" mark and gold "Bizarre" and facsimilie signature. Height 6". See lot 559 for illustration.

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) An Avon Fisherman, signed lower right, "Norman Wilkinson", watercolour, 13 x 18cm

WILKINSON, J.V.S. The Lights of Canopus. Anvar I Suhaili. 1 of 55 copies signed by Wilkinson and with an extra suite of plates. Two volumes, one a portfolio containing the additional 36 coloured mounted plates. Both volumes bound full morocco, the text volume elaborately gilt, with the original slipcase. The Studio, n.d. Together with 'The Poems of Nizami' described by Laurence Binyon. Coloured plates. Folio, original cloth, very good in d.w. The Studio, n.d.

An Enfield bayonet, with 18in Wilkinson Sword Co. spearpoint blade; a similar bayonet with traditional blade, both with scabbards; together with two artilllery bayonets, one with scabbard. (4)

Henry Wilkinson. Irish Setters, a colour etching, signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 56/150, 10 x 13.5in (25.4 x 34.2cm)

CHALMERS (P.R.) - A Fisherman's Angles, illus. by N. Wilkinson, cloth, 1931.

A Wilkinson Ltd., Royal Staffordshire Pottery 'Lotus' jug, late 1920's, the ribbed sides painted with a stylised band of lotus petals beneath a chevron band, the handle and rim picked out in black, green printed mark, 29cm.; 11.5in. high

A Victorian Seaforth Highlanders Rossshire Buffs Officers sword, initials S.D.B.K possibly by Henry Wilkinson 29828, with scabbard of basket hilt form.

Norman Wilkinson 'THE BRITANNIA', signed in pencil, etching, 20 x 25cm

An unusual Clarice Cliff miniature wall mask, as the profile of a young woman wearing a plaid scarf, green glazed with red lips and brown curls, 8.5cm. long, and another similar, this one full-faced, her hair dressed with flowers, 7.5cm. long. (piece missing) both with Wilkinson marks and facsimile signatures.

R. WILKINSON, St. Pauls from Kenwood, signed and dated '55, watercolour, 12cm x 17cm.

A Victorian Toast Rack, of six divisions, with plain wires, upon a scrolling base, (by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1862, 10oz)

A George IV Christening Mug, of lobed baluster form chased with flowers, (by G R Collis, Birmingham 1827); and Another Victorian Tankard, with vertical panels engraved with strapwork, (by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1844, 8oz) (2)

Jack Butler Yeats RHA (1871-1957) [His own library]. H. L. Swinburne, The Royal Navy, Adam & Charles Black, London, 1907. First edition. With 51 colour plates by marine artist Norman Wilkinson, and a further 10 illustrating sailor costumes by J. Jellicoe. PRESENTATION COPY (blind stamped on title-page) to poet John Masefield, who subsequently gave the book to Jack B. Yeats. INSCRIBED: "To the Admiral of the Gara Fleet from M", with the dancing figure of a man forming an 'M' and a boat on water under him. The "Admiral" was Yeats whose studio in Devon had overlooked the Gara River. (see Bruce Arnold, Jack Yeats, Yale University Press, London, 1998, pp.106-115). Masefield and Yeats sailed model boats along the Gara and the river features in Masefield's ribald ditties about the pirate Theodore, the illustrations to which Yeats supplied. SIGNED BY YEATS on the front free-endpaper. A fascinating piece of Yeats/Masefield memorabilia. 300-400 Euros (IR £200-£300 approx.)

WILKINSON, REV. JOSEPH. Select Views in Cumberland, Westmoreland, and Lancashire, complete with forty-eight coloured soft ground etchings, folio, half bound (rather rubbed) Ackermann 1821

A pair of Wilkinson Sword Mk II daggers in sheaths, having silver and opaque handles 14" & 15".

A Wilkinson pottery "tea for two" service, the cream ground decorated with concentric green and buff circles. comprising teapot, cream, sugar and 2 cups and saucers.

A wall pocket of a girl showing her petticoats in pink and blue standing beneath a balcony, marked Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd, England.

Henshall (Samuel) Specimens and Parts; containing a History of the County of Kent, for the author, 1798; bound with Henshall (Samuel) and John Wilkinson. Domesday; or, an Actual Survey of South-Britain ... Kent, Sussex and Surrey, for the authors, 1799, each with the same double-page engraved map, second stained, later half calf, rubbed, 4to

Lambard (William) A Perambulation of Kent, engraved portrait frontispiece, occasional spotting, modern calf, Chatham, 1826 ~ Henshall (Samuel) and John Wilkinson. Domesday; or, an Actual Survey of South-Britain ... Kent, Sussex, and Surrey, double-page engraved map, foxed, modern calf-backed boards, for the authors, 1799, 8vo and 4to (2).

Wilkinson (Norman, PRI) War Savings are War Ships, a convoy ploughs through the waves under full steam, 375 x 245mm., light handling creases and a few short tears at sheet edges, no losses, H.M. Stationery Office for the National Savings Committee, [W.F.P.184], 1940s.

Freemason's Sword By Wilkinson

Brass guinea (and half-guinea) scale, retailed by A. Wilkinson, Kirkby, Nr. Liverpool, in mahogany case of manufacture, with contemporary instruction labels, very good condition

A Fairbairn Sykes fishing knife, 1st pattern, by Wilkinson

A Fairbairn Sykes fishing knife, 1st pattern, by Wilkinson

PLATED WARE - A decorative electro-plate oval bread basket, the woven sides with a rim of well modelled and cast interwoven ears of corn, the swing handle similarly decorated, the field engraved with a ribbon bound oval of fruit and foliage, vacant centre, 13in wide, Henry Wilkinson & Co

THE SWORD CARRIED BY LT COL GRIMSDELL MC.TD. Wilkinson Sword, scabbard and carrycase, with the initials A G on the blade with hanging straps.

THINOT LORRETTE (LITHOGRAPHER), AFTER LANG (19th CENTURY) A GROUP OF SPORTING DOGS Tinted lithograph, finished by hand, printed margins 15 x 22cm.; with three similar coloured lithographs, 'Group of Wild Fowl', Punt Gunning on the Coast' and 'Group of Fen and Moor Birds', the last by R. S. Groom, Wilkinson and Co., each 15 x 22cm. (4) ++ Each generally good; some time staining

NEWCASTLE. A GEORGE III CASTER The baluster body with pierced top. By William Wilkinson, 1774, 6in.(15cm.)

Victoria 1822 pattern Infantry Officer's sword, slightly curved blade, 30.75", "Garden 200 Piccadilly London", gilt brass triple bar, folding guard and wire bound fish skin grip in leather and gilt scabbard, the top chape named "Johnston late Bland & Foster..." Also a mid Victorian 1822 pattern Artillery Officer's sword with Wilkinson blade and steel triple bar guard in a non-matching steel scabbard..

A pointer in a landscape, colour etching, signed proof by Henry Wilkinson, numbered 109 from an edition of 250 and Ducks among reeds, colour etching, signed proof after Henry Wilkinson, numbered 24 from an edition limited to 150. (2)