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A Clarice Cliff Leda shaped plate circa 1930, hand painted in the Gayday pattern with radial flowers and foliage with orange banding, Bizarre mark, together with a later Crocus tea cup and saucer and a printed and painted Wilkinson plate. (3)

A framed and glazed rural watercolour signed G Wilkinson.

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971)Yacht racing, Cowes signed 'NORMAN WilkiNSON' (lower right)oil on board41.2 x 71.1cm (16 1/4 x 28in).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

WILKINSON, Robert (Publisher), 'Londina Illustrata: Graphic and Historic Memorials of Monasteries, Churches, Chapels, Schools...', pub 1st Jan 1819. 2 vols. Fo. Multiple plates. Marbled bds and end papers, 1/2 red morocco (2)

Y An early Victorian rosewood four-glass mantel clockWilkinson, Leicester, second quarter of the 19th centuryThe five pillar twin chain fusee bell striking movement with anchor escapement regulated by lenticular bob pendulum and shouldered plates, the 6.5 inch square silvered brass Roman numeral dial signed WILKINSON, LEICESTER to centre, with blued steel hands, STRIKE/SILENT selection switch at twelve o'clock and fine leafy scroll engraved spandrel decoration, the case with bevelled top glass over fluted frieze and front door with heavy bevelled glass and canted silvered insert to interior, the sides with further bevelled glasses and the rear with rectangular glazed door, the base with generous ogee outline waist over moulded skirt with slender squab feet, 35.5cm (14ins) high. A John Wilkinson is recorded in Baillie, G.H. Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as working circa 1815-26.Condition Report: The movement is in relatively clean working condition with no visible evidence of alteration or noticeable replacements. The pendulum holdfast bracket and screw are no longer with the clock. The dial is in good condition with nice mellow silvering and faults limited to some historic light surface bruising between the I and II numerals and other slight scratching; the hands are probably replacements. The case has been cosmetically restored (re-polished) with visible faults limited to some wear to the edge of the veneers where they butt up to the front glass to both the left hand and upper margins of the front door. Otherwise faults are limited to a few minor bumps, scuffs and slight veneer shrinkage commensurate with age. The front door is currently locked and do not have a case key for this clock, there is a winder present. Condition Report Disclaimer

A Wilkinson Edwardian Toilet Jug and Bowl Set

A VICTORIAN RECTANGULAR INKSTAND with rounded corners, bracket feet and two pen depressions, fitted with two mounted glass ink bottles and a central box with a taperstick cover, by H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1854; 8.75" (22.2 cms) long; 14 oz weighable silver

LITERATURE: Hyde, B.B: Bermuda's Antique Furniture & Silver, 1971; Wilkinson, W.R.T: Indian Colonial Silver, 1973; Al-Jadir, S: Arab & Islamic Silver, 1982 and Allan, D: French Orientalist Silver of the 19th Century, 2003 (4)

Wilkinson, W.R.T: The Makers of Indian Colonial Silver, 1987 and Indian Silver 1858-1947, 1999 (2)

A VICTORIAN DECORATIVE TAPERSTICK with scroll side handle & detachable conical snuffer, by H. Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1850 (loaded), together with a sparrow-beak cream jug by G. Nathan & R. Hayes, Chester 1901, two tea strainers, a sugar bowl and a mustard pot with engraved decoration (blue glass liner), by W. Aitken, Chester 1901; the taperstick 5.3" (13.5 cms) high; 11.65 oz weighable silver (6)

AN 18TH CENTURY SMALL CIRCULAR SALVER with a husk and scroll border, engraved in the centre with a lozenge-shaped coat of arms* within a rocaille cartouche & resting on three feet, the reverse with the scratchweight "14-4", maker's mark only "JM" (script), struck twice, unascribed, possibly Irish, by John Moore, Dublin c.1760; 8" (20.3 cms) diameter; 14.1 oz *The Arms are those of Wilkinson as borne by a spinster or a widow.

A Continental Brass-Hilted Military Sabre, An Italian Side-Arm, And An English Service Bayonet The First Possibly Neopolitan, 19th Century, The Second Late 19th CenturyThe first with curved fullered blade, rectangular ricasso struck on each side with a crowned 'R' mark, regulation hilt cast with foliage including sprigs of laurel around the base of the pommel, and ribbed dark horn grip bound with twisted brass wire; the second with blade etched 'Viva l'Italia Una' on one side and 'Viva Vitt. Emanuele U' on the other, all between scrolling foliage, and brass hilt with ribbed swelling grip and lobed quillons, in original brass-mounted leather scabbard retaining its leather suspension frog; the last in poor condition, the blade stamped '1094' over 'Wilkinson London' on one side at the ricasso, and with War Department broad arrow mark on the other (3)73 cm., 42.7 cm. and 30.2 cm. bladesFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An Edward VII Regulation Sword For An Officer In The 2nd DragoonsBy Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, No. 42331 For 1909With bright fullered blade etched with scrolled foliate decoration including Union foliage, crowned royal cypher, arms and regimental badge, one side at the forte with the initial 'S', presumably for Sutherland, nickel-plated hilt pierced with symmetrical foliage and retaining its bullion sword-knot, and chequered dark horn wire-bound grip, in its nickel-plated scabbard with suspension rings, and in fine condition 89 cm. bladeFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A near pair of early 20th century easy armchairsOne made by Hindley & WilkinsonBoth with beech ring turned front legs with brass castors, one stamped HINDLEY & WILKINSON, LONDON, 67cm wide x 94cm deep x 74cm high, (26in wide x 37in deep x 29in high) (2)Footnotes:The firm of Wilkinson was established circa 1790 by William (d. 1833) and Thomas Wilkinson. William was an upholsterer and cabinet-maker who was particularly known for his patent furniture. By 1808 William had established a business of his own at 14 Ludgate Hill, London. Wilkinson built up a flourishing trade, with significant commissions from such distinguished clients as the Goldsmiths' Company. His sons William and Charles joined him in the business and it continued after their father 's death in 1833 as William & Charles Wilkinson. Wilkinsons of Ludgate Hill merged with Charles Hindley & Sons in the third quarter of the 19th century, and were known to be trading as Hindley & Wilkinson in 1909.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

* HENRY WILKINSON (BRITISH 1921 - 2011), DEERHOUNDS limited edition colour drypoint, signed and numbered 143/150 in pencil 25cm x 35cm Mounted, framed and under glass.

British WWI 1821 pattern Royal Artillery officers sword, the blade by Wilkinson Pall Mall, London, with engraved detail Virtute Non Vi and monogram C L S H, with leather scabbard

Two Franklin Porcelain limited edition vases by John Wilkinson. The Country Garden Butterfly Vase and The Meadowland Butterfly Vase. (Approximately 29cm). Good condition.

ATLAS: Wilkinson, Robert: Wilkinson's General Atlas of the World. Robert Wilkinson, 1809/1812, 2nd. Edn. (Title page dated 1809 and the contents page 1812). Extra Illustrated copy with 58 Hand-coloured Maps, all 48 maps (as called for, and dated 1802-1812), plus an extra two plans (Rome & Athens, dated 1861, not coloured), & 8 maps dated 1841, all in Latin & published by E P Williams. Half leather, rubbed & spine detached & missing part of it. One of the extra maps (Terra Sancta) with ink stain. Others clean.

An early 20thc. Wilkinson Burslem wash basin, with slightly scalloped edge and floral decoration (h.13cm x 41cm)

A WILKINSON TOBY JUG OF DAVID LLOYD GEORGE DESIGNED BY SIR FRANCIS CARRUTHERS GOULD commemorating WWI, holding a grey artillery shell inscribed 'Shell Out', printed marks to base, 25cms high Provenance: private collection, consigned via our Colwyn Bay office Auctioneer's Note: part of a famous set of eleven Wilkinson Toby Jugs of Allied Commanders of the First World War, circa 1915-1918, Issued in Limited Editions between 1915 and 1919 and designed by Sir F Carruthers Gould Condition Report: no problems

Sandby (Paul) [A New Drawing Book], 16 aquatint plates only, without text, ex-library with marginal ink-stamps, short marginal tear (repaired), marginal spotting and occasional staining, later cloth, library label to upper cover, backstrip detached, oblong 4to., Rob. Wilkinson, 1789.*** Scarce.

A British 1888 Pattern Bayonet, Marked Wilkinson 99 With The War Department Broad Arrow Mark And Queen Victoria Cypher.

A collection of assorted china including a part Royal Doulton Carlyle coffee set, Crown Devon, Wedgwood, a Wilkinson Honeyglaze Chloris pattern small dish etc

STOKE CITY AUTOGRAPHS 1930'S Two mounted album sheets with 30 autographs including Stan Matthews, Frank Soo, Wilkinson, Ford, Steele, Moore, Westland, Antonio, Fursland, Ormston, Robson, Baker, Bamber, Peppitt, Mould, Davies, Liddle, Kirton and Jones. Plus a Sherman's Pools colour team group and a b/w team group card. Good

A Georgian silver snuff box with gilt interior, reeded edge, inscribed R. Wilkinson, 1.5cm x 7.5cm x 5cm, (dent to corner) 83g

Small Collection of London Related Books comprising London by Walter Besant, MA, 1898, Book of the Thames by Mr and Mrs S.C.Hall, new edition, Relics and Memorials of London Town (2 vols) by James Ogilvy, 1911, Stanfords London Atlas, folio, (a/f), plus Nelson by Clenell Wilkinson, 1931 (6)

A SET OF FIVE WILLIAM IV WHITE PAINTED PARCEL GILT SIDE CHAIRS, c.1830, possibly designed by Philip Hardwick and supplied by W & C Wilkinson, London, with padded scroll carved backs and serpentine seats, on turned legs, covered in silk damask, each rear seat rail stamped 'IB'. 54cm x 52cm x 92cm highThe form of these chairs, in particular the asymmetrical C-scrolled cresting suggests an attribution to the designer Philip Hardwick (1792-1870) who supplied a very similarly conceived set of chairs for The Court Drawing Room, Goldsmith's Hall, London in 1834-35. These were supplied by the Ludgate Hill based firm W & C Wilkinson. One of the chairs is on loan to the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

A CLARICE CLIFF FOR WILKINSON LTD DINNER SERVICE in Morning pattern, comprising four oval platters, soup tureen and cover, two vegetable tureens and one lid, circular serving plate, eleven soup bowls, three dinner plates, two smaller plates, three pudding bowls, sauceboat and a soup coup (29) Condition Report: platters crazed and discoloured. one veg tureen chipped to rim. dinner plates very crazed, one cracked, discoloured and well used. smaller plates well used. pudding bowls well used, one cracked. sauceboat cracked and chipped to spout and a soup coup well used. some surface scratching and wear to decoration, crazing throughout.

Wilkinson Commemorative Sword for Peel Regional Police (Canada), celebrating 25 years commitment to excellence 1974-1999, straight double edge blade burnished bright, etched with maker’s commemorative inscriptions, numbered 169/230, gilt metal crosspiece and pommel, downturned guard engraved KALIBER with horse head crest. Blade 71cms. Good condition.

Wilkinson Made 1897 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword for Saudi Forces, regulation blade by Wilkinson No. 111982, etched with scrolling foliage and Saudi device, regulation plated hilt with Saudi device on guard, wire bund composition grip, bullion dress knot, in its plated scabbard. Blade 82cms, overall 98cms. Good condition.

5 Shot 54 Bore Double Action Percussion Revolver by WILKINSON & SON, octagonal barrel with some original blued finish overall, Birmingham proved, signed top flat, side lever rammer, dolphin type hammer, small nipple shields, foliate engraved frame, trigger guard and butt cap (all cleaned bright) 2 piece chequered walnut grips; in associated blue felt lined fitted mahogany case with later trade label, containing copper flask, a steel ball mould and some later accessories. Barrel 15cms, overall 29cms. Good condition.

British 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword of Lewis John Fillis Jones Royal Fusiliers 1855, regulation blade No.7574 by Wilkinson etched with crowned VR, regimental title and badge, battle honours to Salamanca, and Crimea battle honours to Sebastopol, and owners crest and initials all amidst scrolling foliage, regulation brass hilt with folding side guard, in its brass mounted leather scabbard. Good condition, some age wear overall, chape reattached, hilt slightly distorted. Blade 82cms.

A 19th Century Double Barrel Percussion Howdah Rifle by Wilkinson of London, 38 bore, the 56cm browned twist barrels with hinged leaf rear sight, with signed blued steel lock plates, slide safety catches, blued recurving trigger guard, walnut half stock with chequered grip, vacant nickel cartouche, steel but plate and swivel ramrod, 97cm. Reblued finish. Strong actions work, holding at full and half cock. Bruising to stock. Pitting to bore.

Two fencing foils, marking on one foil blade 'Wilkinson Pall Mall' reputedly used by his Imperial Highness Eugene Louis Jean Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte (1856-1879), whilst at Chiselhurst, Kent, in competition with Captain Felix Bertrand. The Imperial Prince, whilst serving with British forces in 1879, was killed in a skirmish with a group of Zulus. His early death sent shockwaves throughout Europe, as he was the last serious dynastic hope for the restoration of the House of Bonaparte to the throne of France. One (af)

Clarice Cliff Bizarre Wilkinson Ltd Cup & Saucer (minor faults)

CLARICE CLIFF. A PAIR OF A J WILKINSON CHESTNUT LEAVES PLATES, C1930, 25.5CM DIAM, PRINTED HONEYGLAZE MARK, PATTERN 8927 Good condition and a relatively scarce pattern

R E Wilkinson, an early 19th century oil painting on canvas, Windermere, 49 cm x 75 cm, framed, signed.

A 1907 Lee Enfield bayonet, the blade by Wilkinson.

A George V Coldstream Guards officers dress sword, by Henry Wilkinson, the pierced basket hilt with wirework shagreen grip with metal scabbard. Length 102 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The blade is firm in the hilt. It is also straight. The blade is rusty in places. It bears initials H.L.F. There does not appear to be a family crest. The shagreen grip is in generally good order with no significant losses. There is a number on the blade but it is difficult to read. It might be 52/13.

Seven: Fireman W. E. Jude, Bradbury Wilkinson Fire Brigade, London Private Fire Brigades Association Defence Medal; London Private Fire Brigades Association L.S. & G.C. (2), obverse, coat of arms, 38mm, silver, claw broken and detached from medallion (S 54); another, bronze (217); Corporation of the City of London, Private Fire Brigades Challenge Shield Competition Medal, complete with brooch bar (2) bronze, reverse engraved, ‘Presented by the Lord Mayor to W. Jude. Bradbury Wilkinson F.B. Feb. 11th 1911’; another, reverse engraved ‘Presented by the Lord Mayor to W. E. Jude. Bradbury Wilkinson F.B. Feb. 28th 1920’; Prize Medal, 28.5mm., silver, obverse engraved, ‘B.W. & Co. Fire Brigade’ (2) with brooch bar dated 1912, hallmarks for Birmingham 1912, reverse engraved ‘C.O. Cup Competition 15th June 1912 W. E. Jude’; another, undated brooch bar, hallmarks for Birmingham 1921, reverse engraved ‘C.O. Cup Competition December 1921 W. E. Jude’; A.R.P. lapel badge, standard U.K. pattern, silver hallmarks for London 1936; City of London Police Reserve lapel badge, gilding metal and enamel, reverse impressed ‘2679’, very fine and better unless stated (9) £80-£120 --- The London Private Fire Brigades Association was founded in 1899.

Three Victorian silver salts, maker Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield, 1879: a near matching salt by the same maker London, 1878, and two salt spoons and mustard spoons, various dates, by the same maker, cased, total weight of silver 253gms, 8.14ozs.

British 1907 WW1 bayonet, Wilkinson to 43cm single edged fullered blade, with scabbard. PLEASE NOTE ALL BLADED ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO OVER 18 CHECK ON COLLECTION OR DELIVERY

Stratocaster style electric guitar with Wilkinson Sung-II pickup, teal blue glitter lacquer finish, red pearloid finger plate and Grover tuning pegs

Electric guitar in yellow lacquered finish by Vintage, Wilkinson pick-up 

David Wilkinson. Charge of the Light Brigade, oil on canvas, signed and dated 1983, 22cm x 35cm, in a gilt rococo scroll frame.

A Royal Staffordshire pottery Art Nouveau planter, in a blue, brown, green and yellow ground, with Wilkinson Limited stamped to underside, 26cm high, 30cm diameter.

Pair of Wilkinson Swords with floral decoration with makers mark to blade, 90 cm including handle

HENRY WILKINSON LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver mounted Reynold's Angels pattern dressing table brush, Chester 1907, length 24.5cm, a further pair of brushes with engraved initials, Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1904, and a silver mounted six piece wooden dressing table, W R, London 1920 (9).Additional InformationFirst brush with surface scratches and tarnish. Second pair of brushes with some splits to the silver. Further knocks, scratches, nicks and tarnishing throughout. 

WILKINSON LTD; a 1950s cockerel teapot, height 20cm (lacking cover), together with a Shelley 'Harmony' jug, height 11cm, and a retro ceramic table lamp, height 33cm (3).

A TAXIDERMY ALICORN,20th century, a taxidermy horse mounted on a metal base, in a rearing position, with mounted swan wings and horn, on two Corinthian capitals,202cm high excluding base, 239cm high including base195cm wingspan195cm longThis work was commissioned by the current owner.The word 'Alicorn' has its roots in Latin, where it is used to describe the horn of a unicorn. Unicorn horns have been of great medicinal interest since their first mentionings in antiquity and were often featured in cabinets of curiosities into the Victorian era. They were commonly believed to have immense healing powers, as well as the power to purify water and cure most forms of poisoning and intoxication. What was in fact used would likely have been horns of the more common variety, from deers and stags, but also narwhals as these would have been deemed more visually appropriate and more convincing. These would have been ground and ingested in various ways, believed to cure most ailments, and would have been kept by European royalty in the belief that they would ward off disease.This lot can be viewed prior to the sale at a London SW location on a prearranged basis. In order to arrange a viewing, please contact Mark Wilkinson or Otto Billström at Sworders. Collection from the same location following the sale.Condition report: Wings detachable, and the horse detaches from its base. Generally excellent condition.

Couchman, abstract study in red and blue, signed and dated 1986, watercolour of Leamington Church, unsigned, Wilkinson, limited edition print titled "Lavenham", signed and numbered 322/1200 (3)

A set of six silver teaspoons by Henry Wilkinson & Co; together with other silver tea and coffee spoons; plated teaspoons and a pair of plated fish servers.

A White Glazed Pottery Circular Ham Stand and Four Other Related Items, the stand produced for "T.B. Finney & Co., Butchers Outfitters, Browning St., Cornbrook, Manchester", 11.25ins diameter x 7.25ins high, a pottery "The Klipstand" rectangular stand, 10.25ins x 9.5ins x 5.25ins high, a pottery ham stand produced for "G. Rushbrooke London", 6.5ins diameter x 4.75ins high, and two pottery rectangular slabs, one printed with a sheep, 15ins x 11ins, the other produced for "C. A Wilkinson & Co., Butchers Outfitters, Leeds", 13.5ins x 9.5ins

A Wilkinson presentation sword, presented by The Wilkinson Sword Group to Safeway Foodstores to commemorate 21 years of Trading in the United Kingdom 1962-1983

A watercolour, Thomas Wilkinson, Old Fishing Boats, South Shields, signed and attributed verso, 15 x 21cm, plus frame and glazed, and a print after Thomas Wilkinson, The Water Tower, 16 x 24cm, plus frame and glazed

Wilkinson 1914 officer's sword with leather scabbard. Blade is marked with various battle names on both sides. Size: 39 1/2 x 5 in.

Norman Wilkinson limited edition print Gipsy Moth iv Rounding The Cape 218/500 signed in pencil with blind stamp togetehr with a Roland Hilder print of a fly fisherman signed in pencil.

A quantity of framed and glazed engravings and prints to include Norman Wilkinson The Haunt Of The Brown Trout limited to 100 Willy Wells net fishing etc.

J A Wilkinson - Harbour Scene - watercolour, signed both lower right and left, framed & glazed, 32 by 25cms (12.5 by 9.75ins).

Henry Wilkinson "Birds" Colour Etching, Number 117 of 150, Signed in Pencil, 25cm x 35cm