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CHAIRMAN MATCHSTRIKER/ ASHTRAY FIGURE. 10.5ins tall, yellow glazed imp like figure stood on shell base, matcholder behind its shoulder CHAIRMAN in black lettering. Wilkinson England p.m. Very good. (9/10) NR

Six Wilkinson Sword army prints together with three other prints (9).

An Otis King patent pocket calculator with box and instructions, Viking playing cards and dice, Valet Auto Strop safety razor (boxed) and a Wilkinson Sword razor (boxed).

A small collection of Clarice Cliff tablewares to include Art Deco teacup and saucer having Royal Staffordshire Pottery AJ Wilkinson Ltd honey glaze back stamp, with further Clarice Cliff Newport pottery stamp

AFTER HENRY WILKINSON "Retriever with duck", limited edition colour engraving No'd. 148/150, signed lower left

A cased pair of Victorian silver pepperettes, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1890, 8.5cm, 83g. Condition Report: Some denting and surface scratching, case a little tatty and damaged.

A Victorian 1821 pattern Light Cavalry Officers sword, with fish skin and wire grip, half basket three bar hilt, circular brass proof button marked CW on a scroll and VR cipher engraved blade marked Henry Wilkinson Palmall London, No. 21401, with two ring scabbard. blade length 89cm CONDITION REPORT: Blade has not been service sharpened, no movement in the hilt

A Henry Wilkinson, George V, WWI Royal Artillery officers sword serial no.46147, with wire bound, shagreen grip and leather covered scabbard, length of sword 105cm.

A MAHOGANY CASED SET OF TWELVE SILVER AND IVORY HANDLED FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, London 1873 by Henry Wilkinson; and a cased set of eighteen bright cut teaspoons by Chawner & Co 1873 (30)

Boxes and Objects - a large pair of Wilkinson tailors scissors; others similar; wooden clothes brushes; a quantity of buttons; Italian Scene, oil on canvas, unsigned, framed; handbags, shoe stretchers, ladies sunglasses, Be-Ro recipe books, mirrors, etc

Lucy Wilkinson (living) A Cornish chough with a quill pen and a scroll pen and ink, signed with initials lower right 12 x 15cm Note: The arms of St Edmund Hall include four Cornish choughs and this drawing was used to illustrate 'Chatter of Choughs - A St Edmund Hall Anthology of Poems and Essays' (published 2001) together with English school, late 20th century A naked woman kneeling, feeding a baby pen, ink and brown wash 22 x 19cm (2)

An H. M. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother centenary sword, No 22, by Wilkinson Sword, in presentation box, 98cm long

An H. M. Queen Elizabeth 1952-2002 Golden Jubilee commemorative sword, by Wilkinson Sword, No 0222, in fitted presentation case, with certificate of authenticity, 80cm sword length in scabbard

A sword by Wilkinson and two tribal spears

NORMAN WILKINSON coloured print - Canadian Pacific 'Empress of Scotland' steaming past a light ship with attendant yachts etc, 60 x 88 cms

NORMAN WILKINSON wartime print - depicting warships 'War Savings are Warships', 73 x 48 cms

NORMAN WILKINSON coloured print - of the Canadian Pacific 'Empress of Canada' with numerous boats in harbour, 58 x 88 cms

NORMAN WILKINSON coloured print - White Star Line twin funnel 'RMS Celtic' at dusk passing a light ship, printed by the Liverpool Printing Stationary Company, 73 x 98 cms

NORMAN WILKINSON coloured print - of the Canadian Pacific 'Empress of Britain', 70 x 90 cms

SPORTS AUTOGRAPHS - a collection of 21 autographs of rugby, golf, darts, bowls players and boxers to include Martin Johnson (2), Mike Tindall, Ben Cohen, Lawrence Delaglio, Robbie Paul (2), Jonny Wilkinson (2), Will Carling, Jason Robinson, Frank Bruno (2), Henry Maske, Mark McNulty, Andy Fordham, Brian Duncan, Tony Allcock, Phil Taylor and Eric Bristow. In most cases obtained by the collector at sporting events or through sending letters to the sportsperson or their associated clubs.

A small collection of bank and trade tokens, including: Province du Bas Canada, sou, 1837, fine or a little better; Province of Canada, Bank of Montreal, half penny 1844, about fine; Bank of Upper Canada, one penny, 1857, very fine; half pennies (3), 1850/52/54, about fine; Shropshire, John Wilkinson Iron Master, half penny 1787, man at forge, usual edge, near fine; Macclesfield, half penny, 1789, near fine; Dublin, Camac Kyan and Camac, hlafpenny, 1792, near very fine; and various others. [33]

A signed Montague Dawson print of a clipper and a signed Norman Wilkinson print of the Royal Yacht Britannia

A William IV circular dish, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1834, embossed and chased decoration with scrolls and foliage, engraved crest to the centre, damaged, 8oz, diameter 24cm.

A Victorian silver four-piece teaset, by Henry Wilkinson, London 1877, each piece of vase shape, with brightcut engraved foliate and scrolled decoration, cast egg and dart, and beaded mouldings, the teapot 25cm, and coffee pot 29cm, with ivory insulators to the handles, 62oz gross, (4).This lot is subject to CITES regulations if exporting outside of the EU.

“The Soldiers of London” by Maj Money Barnes, “US Army Heraldic Crests” by Jason Stein, classic reference work, “Battle Dress” by Wilkinson, “Napoleon’s Army, as depicted in prints of Aaron Martinet” by Dempsey, fully illus, “Military Bands and Their Uniforms” by Cassin Scott & Fabb; 17 similar titles; a quantity of “Men at Arms” and Osprey” paperback publications, and sundry Sotheby, Bonhams etc catalogues. GC to VGC

An Indian Army officer’s 1827 pattern sword of the Berar Volunteer Rifles, almost straight, fullered blade 32½”, by Wilkinson, no 28130 (1887) on backstrap, etched with crowned VR cypher and wreath on one side, and crowned blank escutcheon and strung bugle on the other, all in scrolled fenestrated panels, with “C.Little. Commandant. Berar Volunteer Rifles, 1887” in panel at forte, regulation pierced steel hilt incorporating crowned strung bugle in wreath, stepped pommel, chequered panel to backstrap, wirebound fishskin grip. GC (some wear and small pitting patches) Plate 4

A Silverplated Tobacco jar made by Henry Wilkinson & Co.

A British 1822 (54) pattern Infantry Officer's sword with numbered blade by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, in brass scabbard.

Henry Wilkinson, a limited edition etching, a golden retriever no. 117/200, signed in pencil by the artist to the margin, 23cm x 33cm, glazed in a wooden frame.

A Mark Wilkinson oak bench, 118cm

A cased hallmarked silver gilt presentation key with enamelled image of The Methodist Central Hall, Corporation Street, Birmingham to the front and engraved 'Presented to William Bayliss Esq J.P on the Occasion of his Opening The Church House of the Central Hall Birmingham, Wednesday Sept 16th 1903', length 16.5cm, Birmingham 1930, T Wilkinson & Sons.

Runswick Bay, watercolour signed and dated J.E Wilkinson 21cm x 32cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A cavalry sabre, dating: circa 1900, provenance: Ethiopia, dating: circa 1900, provenance: Ethiopia, Strong, slightly curved, single-and false-edged blade with a large fuller; first part with Wilkinson mark, cartouche with African inscriptions on the other side. Iron hilt with a triangular sword-shell pierced with a cross; grip with grip scales; back marked with 'BR 81' under the crown. Iron scabbard with two suspension rings. Scarce., length 98 cm.

A PAIR OF LARGE BRASS AND STEEL TAILORS SHEARS /SCISSORS SIGNED T. WILKINSON MAKERS SHEFFIELD G. MORTON, 39 CHEAPSIDE-WARRANTED WITH CAST BRASS SHAPED RIGHT HANDED GRIP TOGETHER WITH A VERY SIMILAR PAIR , UNSIGNED AND WITH LEFT HANDED CAST SHAPED GRIP, ALSO, THREE FURTHER PAIRS OF HAND WROUGHT, IRON SCISSORS. LARGEST 37CMS.

A COLOURED ETCHING OF SPANIELS BY HENRY WILKINSON, SIGNED AND NUMBERED 2/100, AND OTHER PRINTS.

Two British Pattern 1907 bayonets, one blade marked Vickers the other Wilkinson, both with scabbards (2)

A Victorian British Infantry Officer's pattern 1822 sword, with ornately chased 82cm fullered steel blade inscribed with the royal cypher and Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, the open scrolling brass basket hilt with crest and brass mounted wire bound fishskin grip, in brass scabbard, 101cm overall

A Victorian British Infantry Officer's pattern 1822 sword, the ornately chased 87cm fullered steel blade with royal cypher, family crest and initials for John Francis Rogers, and the maker Henry Wilkinson Pall Mall London, the open scrolling brass basket hilt with crest and steel mounted wire bound blackened leather grip with folding back guard, serial no.5358, in steel mounted leather scabbard, 108cm overall. This sword was made for John Francis Rogers of the Commissariat Staff Corps in September 1854. He served in the Crimea receiving the medal and clasp and Turkish medal for action at the siege of Sebastopol (Oct 1854-Sept 1855). He later served in China 1858-1861 as part of the Expeditionary Force with subsequent service in Canada 1864. The sword is sold with a small booklet of biographical information.

Donald Wilkinson Autumn Morning Sutherland etching 9 of 70 signed 71 x 57 cm unframed On show at the Curwen Gallery RRP £ 180

A Victorian silver swing handled cake basket, Henry Wilkinson & Co, London 1855, of circular pedestal form with pierced rim and swing handle, 28.5cm diameter, weight 24.6oz

NORMAN WILKINSON (1878-1971), "The Dark Pool", oil on canvas laid on board, signed, label for The Tryon Gallery Ltd, Dover St, London verso, 18" x 24", framed (subject to Artists Resale Right) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

A COURT SWORD BY WILKINSON, late 19th/early 20th century, the 26 3/4 " triangular section blade etched with gilt floral design and inscribed "Capt St Clair Bolton", maker's name to ricasso, cut steel hilt and leather scabbard, together with another Court Sword, the brass hilt cast with beadwork, first 36" long (2) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

A rare Second World War period Fairburn Sykes 3rd pattern Commando Fighting knife, by Wilkinson,circa 1943, bronze patinated handle, bright blade with etched logo, blade length 16.3cm, original leather sheath with elastic retainer, knife length overall 28cm.

ARTHUR STANLEY WILKINSON (c.1860-1930). A view to the sea, signed lower left, watercolour, gilt framed and glazed, 23.5 x 35 cm

Donald Wilkinson Sunset after Storm etching 14 of 70 signed 71 x 57 cm unframed On show at the Curwen Gallery RRP £ 180

Donald Wilkinson Winter Sun Skye etching 15 of 70 signed 71 x 57 cm unframed On show at the Curwen Gallery RRP £ 180

A Dutch silver tobacco box, 1862, octagonal with cut corners, cover engraved with a groom in 18th century costume holding the reins of two horses, houses in distance, all within a scroll surround, inscribed "T .G. Wilkinson, Birkenhead", reeded base and sides, interior of cover engraved with scrollwork. 14.5 cm. long, wt. 170 gm.Snaps tightly shut. Tiny ding on top left corner otherwise in good order.

WW2 British 2nd Pattern F-S Fighting Knife. Blued handle. Bright steel 172mm blade. Etched "The F-S Fighting Knife" and "Wilkinson Sword London, Ltd" panels. Complete with scabbard with blued steel chape. Retaining elastic strap is missing. Leather tabs intact.

CLARICE CLIFF FANTASQUE VASE, hand-painted with two butterflies, Wilkinson Factory mark. 11.5cm

§ Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011)oil on canvasSpaniel retrieving woodcocksigned20 x 30in.

A Clarice Cliff Persian pattern lotus jug, c.1936-41, painted in alternative caramel, brown, red and grey palette, blue printed Clarice Cliff and Wilkinson Ltd, England facsimile signature, height 29.2cm, hairline crack to rim by handle

A Victorian three piece silver tea set by Henry Wilkinson & Co, of baluster form and engraved with foliate scrolls and armorial, Sheffield, 1855, gross 48 oz.

An early Victorian silver fruit basket, with foliate scroll border and similar engraved decoration, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield, 1837, 11.5in, 29 oz.

Wilkinson Ltd. Royal Staffordshire character jug of Field Marshall Foch, designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould, holding a champagne bottled inscribed "Au Diable Le Kaiser", height 30.5cm, factory and signature marks to base.

A Victorian waiter, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., London 1867, shaped circular, with beaded raised border, engraved crest within foliate surround, 27cms (10 1/2in.), 18.8oz.

A Fairburn-Sykes first pattern fighting knife c.194016cm straight double edged blade, with acid etched decoration The F-S fighting knife and Wilkinson Sword & Company London, S shaped cross guard, knurled grip, complete with leather and metal mounted scabbard. CONDITION REPORT: Tip looks like it has been ground down, traces of rust and staining to blade, wear to leather scabbard,marks to metal of scabbard.

A signed Montague Dawson print of a clipper and a signed Norman Wilkinson print of the Royal Yacht Britannia

Donald Wilkinson, Glen River Mourne Mountains/ November artists proof signed and unframed

Trench knife, 10 ins (shortened) fluted and tapered blade stamped Wilkinson Sword Mk III, the grip formed from copper, alloy and composite rings, in wire bound leather scabbard

18th century officers flintlock pistol by Wilkinson & Son