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British 1897 pattern Infantry officer's sword by Wilkinson with number 37365 and GRI to guard, 82cm etched blade and scabbard. PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER OUR USUAL POSTAGE SERVICE FOR THIS LOT

Sword- A Georgian customs/ police issue short-bladed sabre, brass hilt and guard with bronze grip. The blade signed Wilkinson and with broad arrow markings. brass mounted brown leather scabbard. 

A selection of Wilkinson sword gardening tools and a lawn aerator 

Spare (Austin Osman). The Starlit Mire by James Bertram & F. Russell with ten drawings by Spare, London: John Lane, The Bodley Head, New York: John Lane Company, 1911, frontispiece and nine tissue-guarded plates, some minor spotting mainly to endpaper and limitation leaf, one leaf of advertisements to rear, ex libris Diana Wilkinson bookplate to front pastedown, original green cloth with gilt title and illustration, 8vo, together with Farr (Florence). The Dancing Faun, 140 Fleet Street: The New Age Press, 1908, previous ownership inscription to free front endpaper dated 1913, some toning to endpapers, original decorated paper boards, some toning to spine, 8voQTY: (2)NOTE:The Starlit Mire is one of 350 copies.

Title Pages. A large collection of approximately 800 titles, 17th - 19th century, engraved title pages, half-titles and dedications, including examples by or after Van den Keere, Ruscelli, Munster, Beaulieu, Mallet, Camden, Greenville Collins, Van der Aa, Chatelain, Puffendorf, Cluvert, De Fer, Bowen, Homann, Cary and Wilkinson, occasional duplicates, various sizes and conditionQTY: (approx.800)

A Wilkinson Chairman tobacco advertising ashtray, 26.5cm high and a Royal Doulton Army Club Cigarettes statue, modelled as a bust of Churchill, 27.5cm high (2)

A George V silver engine turned cigarette case, vacant cartouche, hallmarked by Henry Wilkinson., Birmingham, 1919., approx gross weight 4.81 ozt (149.6 grams) with cover

EDWARD CLEGG WILKINSON (BRITISH ACTIVE CIRCA 1882-1904) THE COTTAGE IN THE WOOD Watercolour and bodycolour Signed (lower right) 24 x 34cm (9¼ x 13¼ in.) Provenance: Christopher Wood Gallery, London From the estate of the Late David Pike, sold to benefit The Art Fund

NEVILE R. WILKINSON: WILTON HOUSE PICTURES, Vol 1introduction by Sidney Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, Chiswick Press 1907, 139/300 bookplate signed by the author, cloth (some marks, spotting to ends) (Vol. 1 only)

"The Army Graphic" 1907; "Military Dialogues" by Newnham Davis; "Tommy Atkins of the Damchunders" by Blatchford 1895; "Uniforms of the Zulu War" Wilkinson Latham 1978; "Son of Zulu" 1978; "Marching to the Drums" by Knight 1999; "The Wonder Books of the Navy"; and 13 other similar books. GC £20-40

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd. Foxglove pattern trumpet vase and My Garden pattern small vase. Height of tallest: 23cm (2)

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, Gayday Pattern Cream Jug. Rerstoration to handle.

A circa 1850 William Wilkinson Ltd butchers knife with Wilkinson trademark to blade and unusual handle with inlaid brass animal heads

9 Medaillen und Token/Jetons, England 18.- 19. Jh.: George I 1713 Medaille zum Frieden von Utrecht; Token Duke of Glocester 1773;  Token ½ Penny 1787, John Wilkinson Iron Master; Token ½ Penny 1790 Success to the Plough & Fleece; Token Reform of Parliament 1795; Token ½ Penny Cambridgeshire 1797 Industry has its Sure Reward; Token auf Schlacht von Waterloo 1815; Medaille Weltausstellung Kristallpalast 1851, Weißmetall; Token Krönung Queen Victoria1846 (fleckig und partiell belegt); schön – sehr schön. 4765-163

American poetry.- Allen (Paul) Original poems, serious and entertaining, first edition, final f. blank, stained, lightly browned, contemporary sheep, joints split, but holding firm, spine ends and corners worn, rubbed and scuffed, [Stoddard & Whitesell 683], Salem, Mass., Printed by Joshua Cushing, 1801 § [Wilkinson (Edward)] Wisdom, a poem, half-title, stained, lightly browned, contemporary drab buff wrappers, stained, Providence, [R.I.], 1830; and 4 others, 19th century American poetry, v.s. (6)  *** I: Allen (1775-1826) was born in Providence, Rhode Island. After graduating from Brown University he moved to Boston, where he edited periodicals and a history of the Lewis & Clark expedition written by the banker Nicholas Biddle. He went on to edit the Baltimore Chronicle until his death. Thomas Jefferson admired his prose. II: Wilkinson was the father-in-law of British economist David Ricardo. 

British 1897 pattern infantry officers sword and scabbard by Henry Wilkinson, the blade etched GRV monogram and owners monogram within scrollwork, the spine numbered 44145, the pierced guard also bearing GRV monogram, wire bound fish skin grip and leather covered scabbard.THIS LOT CANNOT BE POSTED. This is due to Parcelforce and other courier regulations which prohibit the postage of bladed items. If you are unable to collect in person, this lot would have to be sent via specialist couriers such as Bradleys. Please contact us for more information. 99cm long

P. 1907 Lee Enfield SMLE bayonet and scabbard by Wilkinson, the ricasso with Crowned GR stamp, 1907 and 6/18 issue date. THIS LOT CANNOT BE POSTED. This is due to Parcelforce and other courier regulations which prohibit the postage of bladed items. If you are unable to collect in person, this lot would have to be sent via specialist couriers such as Bradleys. Please contact us for more information. Buyer must be over the age of 18. Age verification ID will be required. 58.5cm long

A Wilkinson of Mansfield mantle clock, with pendulum, together with another wall clock

Forster, E.M. 4 books from his library Landells, E. The Boy's Own Toy-Maker: a Practical Illustrated Guide to the Useful Employment of Leisure Hours. Sixth Edition. London:  Griffith and Farran, 1873. 16mo, original cloth, wood-engraved illustrations throughout the text, printed book-label, ‘This book belongs to E. M. Forster’, mounted to corner of front free endpaper, with inscription below ink black ink, ‘Given me by Mrs Wilkinson of Chesfield Park, Herts, in June 1886, EMF’, cloth faded, inner hinges cracked but remaining firm, front free endpaper pasted to front pastedown, crude presumably juvenile hand-colouring to a number of illustrations; Baring, Maurice. An Outline of Russian Literature. London: Williams & Norgate, c.1915 or later. 8vo, original cloth, printed book-label, ‘This book belongs to E. M. Forster’, to front pastedown, pencilled annotations by Forster listing Russian authors and their works to rear free endpaper and rear pastedown, front inner hinge cracked between series-title and title-page with webbing visible; Baedeker, Karl. The Rhine from the Dutch to the Alsatian Frontier. Handbook for Travellers. Eighteenth Revised Edition. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker, 1926. 8vo, original red cloth, folding maps, ownership inscription ‘E. M. Forster, Frankfurt, Dec. 1928' to half-title, pp. 157-160 loose; Collins, Wilkie. The Moonstone. London: Chatto & Windus, 1902. 8vo, original wrappers, ownership inscription ‘E. M. Forster’ to head of front wrapper, front wrapper detached, rear wrapper chipped and reattached to final advertisement leaf [W. Heffer & Sons Limited, This Book Belongs to E. M. Forster, 1971, catalogue numbers 179, 27, N/A, 71] (4) A fascinating group offering a microcosm of Forster's reading from his Victorian childhood to his literary pomp as, among other things, an advocate of the Russian canon as it was first becoming widely available in English translation. As a boy, Forster lived with his mother at Rooksnest in Hertfordshire, ‘a modestly beautiful house which was the model for Howards End’ (ODNB), where the family were tenants of the Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Hindley Wilkinson and his wife Caroline of nearby Chesfield Park. Forster discussed Maurice Baring's An Outline of Russian Literature in a 1941 BBC radio broadcast titled ‘Some Books: The Brothers Karamazov and Bhakti': ‘I have just been reading a short convenient handbook … Russian Literature by Maurice Baring, in the Home University Library. It is not a new book, and it is in no sense up to date. (There is scarcely anything about Gorki in it, and nothing about the development of literature under the Soviet.) So I recommend it with reservation in case you get it and are disappointed. But I do recommend, for it will give you a background against which to set your reading of Russian novels’ (Heath, The Creator as Critic and Other Writings by E.M. Forster, p. 255). A copy of the W. Heffer & Sons catalogue This Book Belongs to E. M. Forster is included with the lot.

Teesdale, Henry (publisher) A New General Atlas of the World London: Henry Teesdale & Co., 1838. Folio, contemporary green half roan, engraved folding title-page, folding letterpress contents leaf, 46 engraved folding maps by John Dower, all hand-coloured in outline, one of which (‘India, from Authorities principally for the Use of the Army of India, 1835') on two sheets and opening to 70.5 x 44.5cm (with short split to edge of transverse fold), the remainder opening to 37.5 x 47cm, engraved double-page plate 'A Comparative View of the Heights of the Principal Mountains and Lengths of the Principal Rivers of the World, maps including ‘Birman Empire and Countries South East of the Ganges’, ‘China and Japan’, ‘Colony of New South Wales’ (with inset map of the Swan River Settlement), ‘Van-Diemans Land' (finger-soiling to margin), ‘Chart of the Pacific Ocean’ (short split to foot of central fold), and several dedicated maps of the Americas, shallow damp-stain to head of gutter never affecting images, binding worn, front board detached; Wilkinson, Robert (publisher). Atlas Classica. Being a Collection of Maps of the Countries mentioned by the Ancient Authors both Sacred and Profane. With their Various Subdivisions at Different Periods. London: Robt. Wilkinson, 1797. Large 4to, contemporary half diced russia, engraved title-page, 35 engraved hand-coloured maps and engraved hand-coloured folding chart (collation not established), contemporary manuscript numbering to margins, binding worn, front board detached, title-page slightly soiled, small chip to lower margin of first map (2) From the library of the Murrays of Dollerie, Crieff, Perthshire.

A. J. Wilkinson Ltd Staffordshire, a gilded framed convex type mirror with porcelain decoration of roses. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A collection of silver reference books,including Wilkinson, W. Indian Colonial Silver, London Silver Spoon Makers, Hester Bateman, The History of Old Sheffield Plate, Paul de Lamerie and other volumes. (qty)

A Victorian silver swing-handled basket,by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1845,oval form with a beaded scroll border, pierced foliate scroll and mullet decoration, pierced swing-handle, on a pierced scroll oval foot, length 31.3cm, approx. weight 21.1oz.

A Victorian silver butter dish cover,by Henry Wilkinson and Co., Sheffield 1855,circular form, with a recumbent cow finial, with a later glass bowl and a silver paten/stand, Birmingham 1940, plus a continental silver chamberstick, possibly Swiss, circular form, with a later snuffer, approx. weighable 10.4oz. (2)

A Lee Metford 1888 converted Trench Fighting knife, by Wilkinson, stamped for the War Department, blade 30cm, no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possible

A 1907 Converted Trench Fighting Knife, by Wilkinson, 20.5cm long blade, complete with scabbard and frog, no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possible

A Presentation Sword by Wilkinson, awarded for Royal Military College 2nd Prize for Mechanics, Gentleman Cadet A.K.Woods, July 1931, having serial number 63071, complete with brown leather knot, leather bound scabbard, protective sheath and original Wilkinson leather carry case, no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possible

A Vintage Wilkinson Sword Shop Counter Display, Mr Sword Presents Sword-Edge, circa 1956, AF arm is off but present

A 1907 Pattern Bayonet by Wilkinson, together with a No.4 Pig Sticker, and a reproduction bayonet (parcel) no postage for this lot, we can supply pack only at a cost, the buyer to organise own collection as soon after the sale as possible

(ar) Norman Wilkinson R.A. (1878-1971), a 1930s Isle of Man Steam Packet Co Ltd, framed and glazed, 57.5cm x 69.5cm

A small group of irons, comprising Wilkinson, Prilet Travel and Salter, two without slugs, each with a different turned wooden handle (6)

Three Wilkinson Box Irons, each having brass bases, one for E&T Clark, another for Fenwick, all with turned wooden handles and slugs (3)

The Bomber' Car Mascot, by Sidney Wilkinson, Birmingham, depicting a Tommy Throwing a Hand Grenade, marked 'Copyright SW' to the base, on wooden base, 12.5cm H excluding wooden base

A group of various collectors' coins, mostly Victorian, including an 1876 H halfpenny, 1927 Parliament House Australia florin, 1907 one shilling (good), 1951 George V penny, 1853 O half dime Seated Liberty with arrows, 1964 half dollar (fine), 1773 2 R Mexican coin with gilt finish and also an 1807 2 R coin, 1780 Maria Theresa Thaler restrike, 1850 5 cents Wilhelm III coin, 1897 Victoria silver threepence coin (fine), 1927 US Buffalo 5 cents coin (good/fine), 1845 French 5 francs coin, a George II 1746 halfpenny (good) and a 1793 John Wilkinson Iron Master halfpenny token.

Pair of cloth cutter's shears by Wilkinson

Honor sabre, Wilkinson model M1897 with iron bowl hilt with royal monogram GR and decoration with the royal coat of arms and name mention with date of award 18-12-2018, in a leather sheath

A Wilkinson Sword razor together with a Rolls razor

Twelve assorted folding knives, including Wilkinson Sword, Richards of Sheffield and multi-tool examples. CANNOT POST.

Henry Wilkinson R.E., A.R.C.A Pair of Signed coloured etchings of Cairn Terriers. Both limited editions. [Frame- 51x56cm]

Pair of Victorian silver fish servers, bright cut scrolling and foliate design, previous handles removed, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1879, gross 5.7ozt

A Clarice Cliff oval plate for Wilkinson Ltd, decorated in the Capri pattern from the Bizarre collection, approximately 36.5 cm x 28 cm. [W]

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Pottery, Honeyglaze Chloris pattern bowl (chip to rim) together with a Gaterhall Burslem Vase. (2)

An Edwardian silver Richmond School, Yorkshire, "Athletic Sports" prize shield, engraved to W S Wilkinson, silver on oak, Birmingham, 1910, 22 cm x 19 cm overall

Morley Westcomb, 'Cornish Pilchard Skinners', oil on canvas, signed bottom right, print of Scottish Highland, R. Wilkinson, prints of Ecclesfield, photo reprints of Ecclesfield.

Henry Wilkinson, Gundogs, 3 etchings, all signed in pencil, plate 24cm x 34cm, framedGood condition

A 1969 Prince of Wales investiture sword, by Wilkinson, with nickel plated 90cm blade.

A Fairbairn Sykes 3rd pattern commando knife, by Wilkinson Sword, with 17cm blade.

Victorian artillery officer's sword by Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, with 89cm steel blade, wirebound fishskin grip, chequered backstrap and stepped domed pommel, in brown leather scabbard, overall L104cmCondition Report:scabbard damaged

A BRITISH 1907 PATTERN BAYONET, with issue mark 3 18, with plain wooden grip, makers mark for Wilkinson, in scabbard

Wilkinson & Sons, of Ludgate Hill, London; A Regency mahogany two-flap sofa table, the top with canted corners and board satinwood cross banding above a pair of flush fitting frieze drawers and trestle end, supports with inverted sabre legs, brass caps and casters, stamped to the leading edge of one drawer and numbered 18126. 91 cm wide (151 cm open) 66 cm deep x 76 cm overall height, 64 cm knee height.No major issues evident. Some surface scratches visible and minor stringing loss in places, with general wear commensurate with age and use. Structurally sound.

A Limited Edition Franklin Porcelain “The Meadowland Butterfly Vase” by John Wilkinson. 30cm

A signed Limited Edition hunting print. Henry Wilkinson. 118/180. 58x48cm

Wilkinson Sword Ruby Jubilee (1952-1992) poignard, the steel blade gilt etched, with yellow metal and ivorine hilt (L 40cm) in velvet lined leather presentation box.

Royal Navy History:- Battle of Jutland 30th May to 1st June 1916. 'Official Dispatches with Appendices'. H M Stationery Office London. 1 vol. with 19 plans/maps/diagrams in box plus two 'Jutland' assoc. plus Swinburne (H.L.) 'The Royal Navy' Norman Wilkinson (Illus). Adam & Charles Black, London 1907, pictorial blue cloth plus twelve Naval History associated vols (17)

A WWI Geives/Wilkinson midshipmans naval dirk the blade 45.5cm together with a further dirk (2)one blade with extensive rust the other with some rust.

Pair of Victorian silver fish servers, the blades chased engraved with foliate, scrolls etc, the plain handles with beaded decorate edges, hallmarked for London 1885, makers mark Henry Wilkinson & Co, 32cm and 34cm long

A late Victorian silver oval shaped mustard with a reeded rim, hinged lid with an urn finial, the body part fluted decorated, original blue glass liner, hallmarked Sheffield 1895, makers mark Henry Wilkinson & Co, silver weight 88gms

A Victorian silver dessert service for twelve, the blades chased and engraved with scrolls etc, hallmarked for Sheffield 1856 with decorated loaded handles (a/f), makers mark Henry Wilkinson & Co

A large Victorian silver framed cruet stand of six divisions with ornate oval loop carrying handle, the scroll framed pierced gallery around a treen base and supported on six scrolled feet, hallmarked Sheffield 1856, makers mark for Henry Wilkinson & Co, 30cm tall

A WILKINSON E.R. PRESENTATION SWORD No. 0084, with metal and crystal handle. Engraved blade: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee 1952-2002, in a presentation case.