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FIVE WWI BRITISH WAR AND VICTORY MEDALS, pairs correctly named to 2653 Pte W.F. Hird R/Warks R., 20865 Pte E. Waine R/Warks R., 26350 Pte H.H. Bray 1/5th BTN R/Warks R., 37494 Pte A. Wilkinson 10th BTN R/Warks R., 5544 Pte C. Fitzgerald R/Warks R.`

A WILKINSON WINSTON CHURCHILL SEATED JUG, `May God Defend The Right`, height 30.5cm (s.d.)

An 18'' sheathed 1907 Wilkinson bayonet

A cased Wilkinson dagger

1912 Infantry Officers sword by Wilkinson`s, with leather covered scabbard, and knot, 113cm long Condition Report:

Interesting eccentric violin labelled Made by John Wilkinson, London, June 1919 and signed on the label, 14 1/16", 35.70cm

A boxed set of six menu holders, Henry Wilkinson and Co Ltd 1906

A Victorian Sword of 1821 Type to Major Frederick Derby Cleveland of the Royal Artillery by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, the 87cm single edge fullered steel blade crisply etched with Queen`s crown over coat of arms and VR monogram, scrolling foliage and RA badge, with maker`s mark and stamped on the back edge 5387, the steel three bar hilt with wire bound fishskin grip, with steel scabbard, together with research material including a photocopy of his Statement of Service and a photocopy of Wilkinson`s order book **Purchased by Major Frederick Derby Cleveland in 1854. He served, in co-operation with the Spanish Army, on the north coast of Spain in St Sebastion and its vicinity, with the British Legion between 1837 and 1839 towards the conclusion of the First Carlist War, and then went on to serve with the Royal Artillery. He retired as a Major General in 1862 and died in 1875

A 19th Century Mahogany Double Shotgun Case, bound with brass, the hinged cover with inset brass half hinged ring handle, the green baize lined interior with a lift-out tray, fittings missing, the inner cover set with a paper label to Wilkinson & Son, Pall Mall, London, 83.5cm by 23cm by 14.5cm

A VICTORIAN CHAMBER CANDLESTICK with scalloped nozzle and pan, conical extinguisher, crested, by Henry Wilkinson & Co, Sheffield 1856, 6ozs The crest and motto are those of Lt Col Alfred Paget Humphrey of Foxton House, Cambridgeshire. ++Well made fully marked and complete, no repairs, the marks good

† HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011) SETTERS; SPANIELS; GUN DOGS three, coloured etchings with drypoint, all signed by the artist in pencil and numbered from editions of 75, s27.5 x 38cm, one 27.5 x 32.5 (3) ++One with some staining under the glass and on the mount, the print not affected

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON RHODANTHE SUGAR CASTER 12.5cm h, printed mark, 1934 ++In good condition with on one side a minor scratch of a few mm across the two entwined tree trunks. Base only partially marked with the words Made in England owing to the shape of the base. When the cork stopper is removed from the base hole there is visible a small V shaped chip and two minor hairline cracks of only 1-2mm spreading from the aperture, no restoration

CLARICE CLIFF. AN A J WILKINSON RHODANTHE BONJOUR TEA SET, BONJOUR JAM POT AND COVER, BIARRITZ AND LEDA PLATES AND A MILK JUG EN SUITE teapot and cover 13cm h, 1934-41 ++Leda plate slightly scratched, lip of Bonjour cream jug restored

A Royal Staffordshire Wilkinson circular washbowl of white ground with lilac base depicting garden scenes, 40cm diameter

GEORGE V SILVER CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER BY HENRY WILKINSON AND CO., 2 1/2" (6.4cm) diameter, Birmingham 1917, TOGETHER WITH AN ENGINE TURNED NAPKIN RING, Birmingham 1964, facet cut glass CASTER with silver lid, SMELLING SALTS JAR with silver cover (glass chipped), SMALL PAIR OF SILVER SUGAR TONGS and two pairs of small facet cut glass salt and pepper pots with sterling silver lids, 3oz (9)

A.J. Wilkinson Clarice Cliff Honeyglaze bowl

Glass wine carafe of slender pear shape with star-cut base, silver ring and lidded top with chain release, by Henry Wilkinson & Co., Sheffield 1879, 27cm.

A small oil on board of a Terrier - unsigned - 11.5 cm x 15 cm. A Limited Edition Henry Wilkinson print 31/100 of Partridges, a print of a Fox - Sly Boots - and a Labrador print Condition report: All good, minor marks to frames

A 1930s Clarice Cliff painted and glazed pottery vase, in the Rhodanthe pattern, of ribbed waisted form, typically bright colour painted, with black backstamp 'Hand painted Bizarre by Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England' verso, h.17cm

A 1930s Clarice Cliff painted and glazed pottery sugar sifter, of ribbed waisted form, with stylised bright colour painted landscape decoration, black printed backstamp 'Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd England' verso, with original red stopper, h.12.5cm

A George V Royal Artillery officer's sword, 1821 pattern, by Henry Wilkinson, London, leather sheathed, 106cm long.

The following thirty-eight lots are from a single owner collection A Wilkinson (the inventor of the folding gold balance), a miniature brass folding guinea balance, circa 1786/1801, with single turn, within a mahogany case, applied paper label inscribed A Wilkinson, Ormskirk, late of Kirby, near Liverpool, 10.3cm

Attributed to A Wilkinson, a brass folding guinea scale, circa 1786, the circular weight pan with slightly raised sides for taking flat bound weights, within a mahogany case with three flat weights to weigh guinea, half guinea and seven shillings, 13.2cm See Weighing Coins by Michael A Crawforth, page 65, figure 27, for an identical scale

Henry Wilkinson (1921-2011), GOLDEN RETRIEVER AND PHEASANT; STUDY OF TWO SPANIELS Two etchings, both signed in pencil 27 x 35cm and 27 x 32cm (2)

An Elizabeth II midshipman`s dirk by Wilkinson with straight double edged blade, length approx 45cm, etched with crowned anchor, crowned ERII cypher and `Midshipman T. Spencer RNR 1941/1942`, gilded crosspiece and pommel, wire bound simulated sharkskin grip, in its matching gilt brass mounted leather sheath, together with two post-1952 naval caps, battledress top, belt, etc.

A collection of Clarice Cliff dinner and teaware. mainly "Crocus" pattern including teapot, jug, plates, Art Deco bowls etc more than 36 pieces in all including Bizarre, Newport, Wilkinson & Staffordshire backstamps

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY FANTASQUE BOWL, c.1930`s, of plain circular form painted in typical palette with the ""Sunray and Leaves"" pattern, marked in black and ""Lawley`s"" mark in gilt, 9 1/2"" diameter

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY BOWL, late 1930`s, of octagonal form painted in blues, greens and yellow with the ""Stile and Trees"" pattern, printed mark in black, 8 1/2"" wide (Illustrated)

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY BIZARRE BOWL, c.1930`s, of plain circular form painted in typical palette with the ""Red Roofs"" pattern on a mottled yellow ground, printed mark in black, 8 1/4"" diameter

A CLARICE CLIFF WILKINSON POTTERY BIZARRE COFFEE SERVICE, c.1930`s, in Stamford shape with orange and brown line borders, comprising coffee pot and cover, milk jug, sugar basin, six cups with solid triangular handles and saucers, printed marks (15) (Illustrated)

A CLARICE CLIFF NEWPORT POTTERY BIZARRE SMALL DISH, c.1930`s, of plain circular form painted in shades of pink, blue, yellow and green with the ""Gibraltar"" pattern, printed marks, 3 1/2"" diameter, together with a similar Wilkinson pottery ashtray of dished circular form centrally painted in blue, green, brown and black with a fir tree within a shaded green border, printed marks, 4 1/2"" diameter (2) (Illustrated)

AN 1822 PATTERN INFANTRY OFFICER`S SWORD, the 32"" single edged and fullered blade etched with foliate scrolls, crown over ""VR"", initials ""BDWR"", and maker`s marks for Wilkinson of London, brass hilt with folding guard, central crown over ""VR"" cypher, stepped pommel and wire wound shagreen grip, with brass scabbard

AN 1821 PATTERN LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER`S SWORD, 1869, the 35 1/2"" single fullered and edged blade etched with foliate scrolls, crown over ""VR"" and maker`s mark for Wilkinson of London, numbered on blade back edge 16184, steel hilt with triple bar guard, scrolled quillon, chequered pommel and wire wound shagreen grip, with steel scabbard, 42 1/2"" overall

A framed and glazed Ireland v. England Rugby match ticket stub, signed by Jonny Wilkinson, with colour photograph, and Certificate of Authenticity verso

A Wilkinson Clarice Cliff circular Crocus bowl, painted with orange, green, blue and purple above a brown band, black printed mark, 11cm diameter, 6cm high, together with a Delicia Pansies cover, painted in pink, blue and green, 10cm diameter (2)

A Wilkinson Clarice Cliff Cabbage Flower single lotus jug, painted in green, brown, red and ochre against an ivory ground, black printed mark, 24.5cm high

A Wilkinson Clarice Cliff Cabbage Flower Athens shape jug, painted in green, brown, red and ochre, against an ivory ground, black printed mark, 18cm high

A Wilkinson Clarice Cliff part tea for two, comprising teapot and cover, sugar bowl, two cups and saucers of conical form, each piece banded in orange, yellow, black and blue against an ivory ground, black printed mark (7)

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) North Wales, The Conway Estuary, original poster printed for LMS: by Jordison, London, 101 x 63cm. (crease lines)

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) North Wales, The Conway Estuary, original poster printed for LMS: by Jordison, London, 101 x 63cm. (crease lines).

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) North Wales, The Pass of Aberglaslyn, original poster printed for LMS: by Jordison, London, 101 x 63cm. (crease lines), together with The Lake District, Grasmere (in two pieces).

Norman Wilkinson (1878-1971) British Industries, Fishing, original poster printed for LMS: by Jordison, London, 100cm x 127cm (crease lines).

A 19th century three pommel offside side saddle by Wilkinson & Kidd, circa 1850:, in brown leather with embossed floral decoration to one side and pouch to the other, remains of label to left hand side, on a later saddle stand.

A presentation sword by Wilkinson, London:, in the style of a 16th century sword, 71cm blade length.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson:, stamped as per title, two piece wooden grip and brass mounted leather scabbard, 43cm blade length.

A 1907 pattern bayonet by Wilkinson, a No.4 bayonet, a No.7 bayonet and two German bayonets with belts and frogs:.

An EIizabeth II officer`s sword by Wilkinson: with 83cm. etched and fullered blade, pierced knuckle bowl, fish skin and wire bound grip, in a steel scabbard.

A dress sword by Wilkinson: with 77cm. etched blade, pierced knuckle bowl, fish skin and wire bound grip in a steel scabbard.

A Wilkinson dress sword: with 72cm. etched blade, gilt brass cross guard, wire bound ribbed grip and helmet shaped pommel.

Two cased Wilkinson presentation miniature swords:.

Two silver Wilkinson presentation miniature pike staffs:,cased. (one damaged).

An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force dress sword by Wilkinson, London:, the etched blade numbered 122649, over knuckle guard, wire bound fish skin grip and eagle head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard.

An Elizabeth II Royal Air Force dress sword by Wilkinson, London:, the etched blade numbered 115864, over knuckle guard, wire bound fish skin grip and eagle head pommel, in a gilt brass mounted black leather scabbard. (rusting to blade)

A Victorian 4th Queens Own Hussars dress sword by Henry Wilkinson of London, lacking scabbard.

A Clarice Cliff Rhodanthe vase, shape 362, marked to base, Clarice Cliff and Wilkinson Limited, England, 21cm

A Clarice Cliff crayon scene plate, Rene Dale, marked to base Clarice Cliff Wilkinson Ltd., England with indistinct impressed mark, 23cm dia.

HENRY WILKINSON & SONS A SILVER BOWL of plain form with rolled rim, twin Nouveau style cast handles, upon a moulded pedestal foot, Sheffield 1906, 293g, 9cm high x 13.5cm diameter

A Victorian 7th Rifle Brigade officer's dress sword by Henry Wilkinson, London, lacking scabbard.

A CLARICE CLIFF BIZARRE BOWL, Wilkinson backstamp

L AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATION & SOUTH AUSTRALIAN SETTLEMENT: “Journals of Expeditions of Discovery into Central Australia and Overland from Adelaide to King George’s Sound, in the years 1840-1....” by Edward John Eyre, in two volumes [Facsimile Editions No.7; Adelaide 1964, Libraries Board of South Australia]; “Journal of an Overland Expedition from Moreton Bay to Port Essington....during the years 1844-45.” by Dr. Ludwig Leichhardt, together with the large map in separate case. [Facsimile Editions No.16; Adelaide, 1964, Libraries Board of South Australia]; “Early Experiences of Life in South Australia, and An Extended Colonial History” by John Wrathall Bull [Facsimile Editions No.A124, Adelaide 1972; Libraries Board of South Australia]; “South Australia; Its Advantages and Its Resources” by George Blakiston Wilkinson [#168 of 1000, deluxe limited edition bound in leather; 1983 Adelaide; History Trust of South Australia]. (6 items).†