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A WWI medal pair awarded to 122402 Gnr W.M Wilkinson R.A together with an 'Active Service' testament 1914-15 bible, medal box top, envelope etc

Wright (James). The History and Antiquities of the County of Rutland..., 1st edition, published Bennet Griffin, Christopher Wilkinson & Samuel Keble, 1684, title printed in red & black, dedication and preface, folding engraved map by Robert Morden, illustrations and heraldic coats of arms to text throughout, errata printed at end of index, retaining original endpapers but with additional later marbled endpapers, 20th century gilt panelled calf with contrasting morocco labels to spine by A.Price of Oxford, upper board a little faded, slim upright folio Wing W3696. (1)

Valerius Maximus (Gaius). Dictorum et factorum meorabilum tam Romanorum, quam extremorum Collectanea... , Paris: Jean Petit for [Ambroise Girault], 1535, title-page within woodcut architectural border and with printer's woodcut device, woodcut floral criblé initials throughout, amateur paper repair to lower outer margin of title with paper loss touching printed border only, some wormholes to lower outer corners throughout with running wormhole slightly affecting some text and side-notes of early leaves, scattered light browning and minor damp fraying to extremities of a few early leaves, old manuscript provenance note to front free endpaper, 'Bought at Sotheby's - from the library of Archbishop Tenison, 1862', armorial bookplate of John Ynyr Burges to front pastedown, contemporary(?) Venetian gilt-panelled calf with central interlaced arabesque design with scalloped corner-pieces, professional modern reback and corner restoration, folio Thomas Tenison, Archbishop 1694-1715, was a notable benefactor of libraries, and the founder of Archbishop Tenison's Library at St Martin-in-the-Fields. His Library was sold by Sotheby and Wilkinson, 3-8 June 1861. (1)

Antiquarian folios, mostly 18th & 19th century, including John Ogilby's Africa, 1670, with all maps and most plates not present, Francis Tallents, A View of Universal History, Cluverius, New General Atlas, 1721, with all maps missing, disbound, an album of engraved plates by Cochin, Monsiau illustrating Rousseau's Heloise, circa 1790s, bound in full maroon morocco, an album of original pen & ink outline drawings after classical sculptures and gems, circa 1800, bound in contemporary marbled wrappers, folio, several scrap albums of engraved portraits and reproductions, two folio volumes of The Riviera News, for 1910-11 & 1911-12, a printed history of the Coldstream Guards, entitled Presentation of Colours to the First Battalion by His Majesty the King at Buckingham Palace, 29th May 1907, with an etching by Captain Nevile R. Wilkinson, and four illustrations, printed in a limited edition of 250 copies, 8vo, etc Sold with all faults. (2 cartons)

A FINE CHROMOLITHOGRAHIC TRAVEL AGENT'S POSTER FOR THE LUSITANIA & MAURETANIA, CIRCA 1907, after Norman Wilkinson -- 12¼ x 18½in. (31 x 47cm.), mounted, framed and glazed,

An Arts & Crafts hammered silver twin handled tazza, hallmarked Birmingham 1910, maker's mark of G L Connell LtdThe pierced bowl with heart motifs; together with an Art Nouveau two piece cruet, hallmarked Sheffield 1906, maker's mark of Henry Wilkinson, comprising: pepperette and blue glass lined salt and spoon, both of waisted form with organic handles. The tazza 14 cm high overall. (3) CONDITION REPORTS: All generally in good condition, expected wear, approximately 218 grammes of weighable silver.

After John WalkerTHE BACK VIEW OF SALVADORE HOUSE ACADEMY TOOTING SURRY [sic], coloured aquatint by Francis Jukes, featuring the boys playing cricket, published R. Wilkinson, London, 1787

England team-signed 2007 Rugby World Cup shirt,from a limited edition, signed by the 30-man squad, comprising Barkley, Borthwick, Catt, Chuter, Corry, Cueto, Dallaglio, Easter, Farrell, Freshwater, Gomersall, Hipkiss, Kay, Lewsey, Mears, Moody, Noon, Perry, Rees, Regan, Richards, Robinson, Suckey, Shaw, Sheridan, Stevens, Tait, Vickery, Wilkinson & Worsley, the mount incorporating a COA, framed & glazed, 115 by 92cm.; sold with a supporter's scarf from the tournament (2)

A group of 12 signed New Cross speedway postcards circa 1937,comprising: Fred E. Mockford (joint managing director) and the riders Ernie Evans, Jack Parker, George Newton, Crocky Rawding, Jack Milne, Ron Johnson, Jack Ormston, Bluey Wilkinson, Joe Francis, Stan Greatrex & Bill Longley

A Victorian Silver Hip Flask Funnel, Sheffield 1886, Henry Wilkinson & Co, one other, hip flask with associated silver mount and two beakers

Eight Imperial Typewriter calendars, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1957, 1958 x 2, 1959 and 1965, with illustrations by artists Jeanne Holgate, Margaret Stones, D.W. Ovenden, C.F. Tunnicliffe, Norman Wilkinson and Henry Rushbury

A signed England International Rugby shirt including Mike Catt, Neil Black, Martin Johnson, Lawrence Dallaglio, Johnny Wilkinson etc

A Newport Pottery Clarice Cliff preserve pot and cover decorated with a tree beside an orange roof cottage, printed marks to base, height 8.5cm, a Wilkinson Clarice Cliff cup decorated with floral sprays, height 7cm and a Clarice Cliff "Bizarre" mottled brown glaze sparrow beak jug, height 7cm (3). CONDITION REPORT: Cup quite scratched. A 2mm hairline to lid of preserve pot. Overall condition OK.

Two Wilkinson Pottery Clarice Cliff "Fantasque" beakers, one decorated in the "Melon" pattern, the other with stylised flowers, printed marks to base, height 7cm and 9cm (2). CONDITION REPORT: Melon beaker: light wear but condition OK. Other beaker: totally restored.

A Victorian 1845 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword by Wilkinson of 30 Cockspur Street, London of standard production specification the slightly curved blade bearing the makers name at the ricasso, etched with VR royal cypher below crown within panels of foliage, gilt-brass hilt with folding guard and VR cartouche, in its steel scabbard, 82cm blade.

An 1888 Pattern Lee-Metford Mark I Type II Bayonet by Wilkinson of standard production specification bearing the makers name at the ricasso, ‘2 91’ (Feb. 1891) and WD broad arrow, the pommel typically stamped with various number systems, in its steel mounted black leather scabbard, 31cm blade.

A mixed lot of ceramics including Myott and Sons plates, Royal Staffordshire 'Honeyglaze' by A.J Wilkinson, and a Clarice Cliff striped side plate and other items

A Clarice Cliff Teddy Bear Bookend, the Bear painted in blue with an orange bow, and on a square base with letter 'A'. Base marked Clarice Cliff, Wilkinson Ltd, England; 15cmH

A Wilkinson and Co Flambe vase; a Pilkington style ewer (2)

A small quantity of metalware to include a warming pan, a brass doorstop in the form of the 'Childe of Hale 1578-1623', a large copper bug, a large pair of T. Wilkinson & Son brass handled shears, a large horseshoe.

'A Few Careless Words May End in This', a public information poster circa 1940 with an image after Norman Wilkinson of a steamer sinking aft first in choppy waters with a lifeboat in the foreground, the image and text against a white ground, approx 51 x 38cm. Provenance: this poster belonged to the vendor's grandfather who worked for Lancashire County Council in a clerical post during the Second World War, they have been in storage for 20 years since being inherited. CONDITION REPORT Very nicely presented. Some discolouration commensurate with age. The posters have been in storage for twenty years.

Bechuanaland Protectorate Police Officer’s Sword. A rare Elizabeth II period example by Henry Wilkinson of London, which closely follows the British Army Infantry style. The blade is etched with a Crowned EIIR cypher with floral decoration. The hilt with an open bar guard incorporating a Royal Coat of Arms and title “Bechuanaland Protectorate Police” The shagreen grip with twist wire binding. Housed in polished field service scabbard, knot and sword frog. One small area of the blade with rust spot, otherwise very good clean condition.

5th Royal Irish Lancers Officer’s Regimentally Etched Bladed Sword by Wilkinson. A scarce example by Wilkinson of London. The bladed etched with a Regimental device of the 5th Lancers, also the original owners name “G.B. Atkinson”. To the forte the Wilkinson trade mark and to the back of the blade the number “43049”. The hilt with honeysuckle design guard and the shagreen grip retaining twist wire binding. Scabbard absent some wear to the plating. The Sword was made in 1911. At the outbreak of the Great war it appears that Lt G.B. Atkinson was serving with the Reserve of Officers attached to the 5th Lancers. He landed in France on the 19th September 1914.

A Clarice Cliff 'Blue Japan' painted Sandwich Set viz; sandwich plate and six side plates, printed Wilkinson Honeyglaze Bizarre mark

Wilk, (William (Bill) Wilkinson) (1906-1994) ink and watercolour, cartoon 'sportsman in the car'

Wilk, (William (Bill) Wilkinson) (1906-1994) ink and watercolour, cartoon, Johhny Richardson

EPHEMERA. A small collection of letters and ephemera relating to Mrs Turpin's collection of the letters and relics of poet Thomas Gray, including correspondence with Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, valuation and catalogue of sale for Wednesday, the 7th of July, 1915.

Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011)A PAIR OF COCKER SPANIELSSigned in pencil, coloured copper plate etching, No 93/150image 24.5 x 80cm

Early Victorian desk inkstand by Henry Wilkinson, having a candle stick and candle snuffer to centre, flanked by cut glass and silver topped ink stands, all on an ornate rectangular stand, raised on four cast feet, Sheffield 1842, 25 x 15cm

HENRY WILKINSON Retriever and Pheasant on the edge of woodland, coloured etching, limited edition 6/75 published by H C Dickens, London, signed in pencil, Hogarth frame, mounted and glazed, 25cm x 36cm

THE LARGE COPPER (L. dispar rutilus) Introduced into TIPPERARY, IRELAND by Col. E. Bagwell Purefoy c.1914 1 MALE, bred ex. female Tipperary, IRELAND 30.vi.1937, G.W. WILKINSON 1 MALE, bred ex. female Tipperary, IRELAND 27.vi.1936, G.W. WILKINSON 1 FEMALE, bred Tipperary, IRELAND 30.VI.37 1 FEMALE, bred Tipperary, IRELAND 22.VI.37. G.W. WILKINSON, listed in South London Entomological and Natural History Society 1947, living in GOLDTHORPE, YORKSHIRE (LEPIDOPTERA) British Lepidoptera, sold th rough Debenham & Storr 1953

HENRY WILKINSON A VICTORIAN SILVER DESK STAND having central taper holder and snuffer, twin faceted silver topped cut glass reservoirs upon a fitted fretted scrolled stand, London 1857, 739g weighable silver, marks match

(Books) Wilkinson, Charles K, Nisapur Pottery and five other books relating to Islamic and Persian pottery

A Georgian silver toast rack, Sheffield 1829, John Settle & Henry Wilkinson

An 18th century Warwickshire token, John Wilkinson, Iron Master, dated 1792, within capsule and case

Sir John Gardner Wilkinson-A very fine pen and ink drawing of the tomb of Archimedes near Syracuse by Sir John Gardner Wilkinson 1797-1875, the well respected traveller, artist, and pioneer Egyptologist.

An unusual early-Victorian silver lidded mug, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1837, campana form, embossed and applied foliate decoration, leaf capped scroll handle, the correctly marked hinged cover with a cauliflower finial, on a shaped circular foliate foot, height 12.5cm, approx. weight 6oz.

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a Rhodanthe pattern Bonjour shape coffee set, including pot, cream jug and sugar bowl, Bizarre marks(3)

Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson, a Rhodanthe bowl, Bizarre marks, 24cm diameter approx

Wilkinson bayonet

A Victorian silver ewer, by Henry Wilkinson and Co, Sheffield 1851, lobed circular baluster form, embossed vine-leaf decoration, scroll handle, domed cover with a bunch of grapes finial, on a raised circular foot with grapes, height 32.5cm, approx. weight 24oz.

A Victorian silver engraved 'castle-top' card case, Norton Hall, Sheffield, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1851, rectangular form, the front with a view of the House, with engraved foliate scroll decoration, the reverse with similar scroll decoration and engraved with a crest, length 10cm, approx. weight 3.2oz. Provenance: Christie's Interiors, South Kensington, 12 March 2003, lot 94.

A large Oil painting of a Landscape by Nicholas Adam Wilkinson, R.A , 39'' x 39''.

Norman Wilkinson - A printed poster for the Travel Association Come To Britain For Fishing, 75cm x 50cm.

Clarice Cliff - Arab - An early A.J.Wilkinson hand modelled figure by Clarice Cliff of a seated Arab figure in green robes, painted in mixed palette, incised mark Clarice C with date for 1924, together with a printed Wilkinson mark, height 11cm, restoredProvenance - Formerly in the collection of Leonard Griffin and featured in The Bizarre Affair by Leonard Griffin.

Henry Wilkinson signed etching Limited 11/100 - 25cm x 34cm

A Wilkinson Clarice Cliff My Garden caster, with gilt decoration, 114.5 cm high, another similar, with painted decoration (chips), and a conical Viscaria pattern sugar sifter (chip to base), 14 cm high (3)

LIONS TOUR 2005 - SIGNED Tournament programme for the 2005 British Lions Tour of New Zealand. Signed by 23 Lions tourists inc Jonny Wilkinson, Jason Robinson, Rona O'Gara, Matt Dawson, Will Greenwood etc. Plus 5 New Zealanders inc Dan Carter. Good

Henry Wilkinson - retriever with pheasant in its mouth, coloured etching, signed in pencil lower left and numbered 101/150, 27cm x 36cm, framed

Henry Wilkinson - pair of bounding gun dogs, coloured etching, signed in pencil lower left and numbered 75/75, 27cm x 37cm, framed

A Royal Staffordshire Pottery (Wilkinson) novelty 'Chairman' bar match striker and ashtray combined, circa 1930's, modelled as an imp, yellow glaze, green printed marks, height 27cm

Stoke City 2008 sheet signed by 17 - Duberry, Sidibe, Duggan, Fuller, Pulls, Higginbotham, Sweeney, Griffin, Russell, Hoefkens, Paterson, Rooney, Hill, Wilkinson, Whitley, Brammar and Pulls Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Albert Wilkinson signed 10x8 colour photo Countess Dracula Good condition. All items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Three Bovey Pottery cream glazed figures of 'The Boss' (Churchill) lacks cigar to mouth 'Stalin' and Roosevelt (sd) all crazed; together with a Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery relief moulded Winston Churchill plate, a Royal Doulton Winston Churchill Toby jug, height 23 cm approx and a Wilkinson Ltd Royal Staffordshire pottery character jug designed by Sir Francis Carruthers Gould of Marshall Foch inscribed 'Au Diable le Kaiser' (af) (6)

A court sword and dress uniform, the sword by WIlkinson, etched oval-section blade 32 in., gilt hilt of conventional type with beaded details to the shell, grip, knuckle bow and pommel, complete with gold sword knot, gilt brass mounted scabbard, white cross belt and sword bag; the uniform comprising trousers, tailcoat and bicorn hat, all trimmed with gold braid and with crowned garter buttons, 20th Century.

An early 20thC bayonet, with Wilkinson Sword blade 1907 and a small Continental dagger, with brass belt clip (2)

Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Pottery 'Bizarre May Blossom' design ribbed jug, shape number: 635, black printed marks to base.

An antique Royal Hussars Officer's sword by Wilkinson & Co., the blade with engraved decoration, having metal scabbard - 110cm

A Clarice Cliff for Wilkinson Ltd jug, of ovoid form, decorated with brown and orange concentric circles, 19cm tall, and a similar smaller jug, 9cm tall

George V officer's dress sword by Henry Wilkinson, with a leather scabbard (a/f)