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Henry Wilkinson - working dogs with game birds - 23x30cm coloured etching, signed to mount and numbered 52/75

*E.M. WILKINSON OIL ON BOARD Still life of Chinese cinnabar vase and doll Signed and dated 1930 15 ½"" x 17 ½"" (39.4cm x 44.5cm)

Wilkinson (Robert) - Publisher Atlas Classica, being A Collection of Maps of the Countries mentioned by the Ancient Authors..., 1797 - 1817, engraved title, 46 hand-coloured maps, 7 hand-coloured tables, worn half calf (title page torn with loss, boards detached); with one other (2)

A Wilkinson British Army bayonet G R etched to blade and dated 1907

A Wilkinson bayonet in sheath with belt strap, blade stamped 1907

A Martini Henry MK 4 1887 rifle together with a Wilkinson bayonet and scabbard. ALL WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION ARE SOLD AS SEEN, AS SUCH PLEASE ENSURE THAT BEFORE FIRING ANY WEAPON YOU HAVE IT CHECKED FOR SAFETY AND CORRECT OPERATION BY A QUALIFIED SPECIALIST

A Wilkinson Bristol gunmetal pocket pistol with screw off barrel, length 15 cm

A large quantity of Beatrix Potter soft toys and children's games, many by Ann Wilkinson Designs

A collection of children's glove and finger puppets, some by Ann Wilkinson Designs

A large quantity of Winnie the Pooh related soft toys, many by Ann Wilkinson Designs

A collection of Jelly Cats for English Heritage by Ann Wilkinson Designs soft toys made exclusively for the Buckingham Palace Shop

A collection of Ann Wilkinson Design dolls

A VICTORIAN MAMELUKE SWORD having ivory handles and gilt crossguard, the blade etched with the Wilkinson mark and royal cypher, held within brass scabbard. Blade length-79cm Good condition^ patches of pitting etc

A PAIR OF CLARICE CLIFF `TAORMINA` PATTERN DISHES Circa 1936-37, the trees with pink edging, each with black backstamps over A.J. Wilkinson Royal Staffordshire Pottery marks, 12 x12cm

An ornate patinated metal figural clock, c. 1900, in the form of a Classical water carrier, the white enamel dial signed J. Wilkinson, Leeds with Roman numerals and striking on a bell, with key.

An early 20th century walnut cased cash register, label reading J Wilkinson, London

A limited edition Print by Henry Wilkinson depicting a spaniel retrieving a duck, signed by pencil in margin. 9 1/4'' x 11 1/4'', glass a/f

Two World War One (WWI) campaign medals comprising the British War medal and the Allied Victory medal, both with ribbons and inscribed to the rims 26514 Pte G Wilkinson Bord R

A Carlton Ware leaf salad bowl with supports in the form of lobsters with serving spoon and a small quantity of cabinet pieces to include Wilkinson, Masons, Royal Albert, and other

A pair of Victorian silver and cast sprung sugar tongs, Henry Wilkinson, Sheffield 1879, with pierced scroll pattern, 1.4toz.

HENRY WILKINSON Corgies Etching aquatint Signed and number 101 of an edition of 150 25 x 30cm

HENRY WILKINSON Terriers Etching aquatints Signed and numbered 117 out of an edition of 200 25 x 30cm

A French champleve enamel four glass mantel clock, striking movement by Japy Freres, gilt dial signed John Wilkinson, Paris, in a gilt brass case, the dial centre and free-standing columns decorated with multicoloured champleve enamel, the base and top with dentil cornice and bands of enamelled filigree flowers, enamel mounted simulated mercury pendulum, 12in (30cm) high; with receipt from John Wilkinson, Bridlington dated 1917 for 10 guineas, giltwood stand.

*Phyllis Mould 'STEAMBOAT' Five lithographed wallpaper sheets, printed by The Curwen Press 61.5 x 58cm (5) For an identical sheet see Oman, Charles C. and Hamilton, Jean, 'Wallpapers: A History and Illustrated Catalogue of the Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London', Sotheby Publications, in association with the Victoria and Albert Museum, 1982. Phyllis Mould studied printing at Goldsmiths' College of Art, where she was tutored by Edward Bawden in 1930-31. The design for 'Steamboat' is reminiscent of Bawden's work and one can see his influence in the design. The vendor's mother was Elspeth Anne Burder (née Little), who established a shop called 'Modern Textiles' in the fashionable Beauchamp Place, South Kensington in 1926. These wallpaper squares were probably commissioned by her and sold through the shop along with designs by Edward Bawden. Modern Textiles was founded to promote good design and to sell fabrics and other items, including wallpaper, printed by designers such as Phyllis Barron, Enid Marx and artists Paul Nash, Eric Kennington and Norman Wilkinson. In the shop's publicity material, it stated 'the object of Modern Textiles is to sell work of good design, principally fabrics of various kinds. A few people already know that well designed materials are being made by one or two artists, but the promoters of 'Modern Textiles' believe a very much larger public than is generally supposed would be eager to buy stuffs of individuality and beauty, whether for dresses or furnishing, if there were better opportunity for selection' The sign hanging outside the shop was designed and painted by Nash. Through correspondence seen within the vendor's archive, it is possible to see Bawden's commitment to finding Miss Mould a good position in the design industry. He writes of his worry for her opportunities after college and getting a poorly paid job as an assistant in a textile manufacturer or even teaching leatherwork. 'I feel that Miss Mould is too good for this sort of slavery & I should certainly welcome an introduction to Arthur Lee of Birkenhead if you can hastily get it. It is very kind of you to suggest it & I hope that by some streak of luck Miss Mould may benefit. It would expedite matters if you could write direct to Miss Mould when the time is ripe - Goldsmith's has now ceased for the summer vacation & it is not likely that I shall see her again.' (Taken from a letter to Elspeth Little June 27 1931). The Curwen Press, who printed the wallpaper, was one of the most important commercial printing companies of the inter-war years commissioning many artists for designs for books, graphic art and advertising. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot. CONDITION REPORT: All are in a sleeve, minor corner creasing - kept in an attic for 60 years. Two corners have minor tears.

A Clarice Cliff Melon pattern Tolphin jug, circa 1930, painted with a deep band of geometric fruit above a an orange and black band, printed Fantasque, Wilkinson mark, 25.5cm high

A Clarice Cliff Melon pattern Ivor shape bowl circa 1930, painted fruit between orange and black banding, printed Fantasque mark, Wilkinson, 13cm diameter

An early 20th century Wilkinson Oriflamme miniature vase by John Butler, circa 1910, of ovoid form, lustre marbled decoration, 6.5cm high

Sutlej 1845-46, for Ferozeshuhur, one clasp, Sobraon (Lieut Col: C: D: Wilkinson 63rd Regt. N:I:), very fine, with contemporary silver top riband buckle General Christopher Dixon Wilkinson, C.B. (1794-1879), born Bedfordshire; commissioned Bengal Infantry, 1811; advanced Major 1833; Lieutenant-Colonel 1840, and commanded the 63rd Bengal Native Infantry at Ferozeshuhur, and the 6th Infantry Brigade at Sobraon, 10.2.1846 (C.B. London Gazette 27.6.1846; Mentioned in General Sir Hugh Gough's Despatch, 13.2.1846 and also in the Governor General, Sir Hugh Hardinge's Despatch, 14.2.1846); Colonel 1850; Major-General 1854; retired General 1870.Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

A Victorian silver goblet inscribed "Presented by the Proprietor of the Keighley Herald, won by Colonel Sergeant Wilkinson, D company, 4th October 1884" with floral engraving and beaded foot rim, marked for London 1884. 7.8 troy ounces.

A Victoria Volunteer Force Long Service medal awarded to Colour Sergeant R. Wilkinson 3rd V.B.W.R. (Volunteer Batallion Welsh Regiment?); tog. with a Staffordshire moustache cup decorated in gilt and inscribed with the same name. (2)

A VICTORIAN WAITER ENGRAVED WITH A BAND OF STRAPWORK, IN CONFORMING RIM, ON THREE FEET, CRESTED, 26CM DIAM, BY HENRY WILKINSON & CO, SHEFFIELD 1856, 16OZS

HENRY WILKINSON (BRITISH b.1921), BLACK RETRIEVER limited edition colour etching, signed and numbered 19/250 in pencil 19cm x 24cm

VICTORIAN HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY OFFICERS DRESS SWORD maker Henry Wilkinson, with leather scabbard 102cm length

A NEWPORT POTTERY `BIZARRE` BY CLARICE CLIFF TRIO, and a Wilkinson Ltd milk jug and sugar bowl (5)

WILKINSON, HENRY, signed Limited Edition unframed coloured engraving, depicting dog and bird, No.2/150

CLARICE CLIFF BIZARRE WILKINSON LTD. `SUNSHINE` PATTERN FIFTEEN PIECE COFFEE SERVICE, the coffee pot, cream jug and cups with triangular handles (15)

CLARICE CLIFF/WILKINSON LTD. `SANDON` PATTERN BIZARRE POTTERY BONJOUR SUGAR SIFTER, oval, slab sided form, painted in colours with tall delphinium`s and large tree, printed mark, 5" (12.7cm) high

An early-Victorian silver chamber stick, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1837, circular form, foliate scroll border, scroll handle with a conical snuffer, height 8cm, approx. weight 5oz.

World War I interest, a set of six silver and enamel napkin rings, by W. Wilkinson Limited, Birmingham 1914, circular form, each enamelled with the allied flags of Great Britain, Belgium, France, Russia, Serbia and Japan, approx. weight 0.9oz. (6) Provenance: The Old Rectory, Little Langford, Wiltshire. Sold by order of Trustees of the Estate of the late Miss S.F. Rooke.

Wilkinson,W., Indian Colonial Silver, hard bound with dust wrapper, Argent Press, 1973, plus The Maker`s of Indian Colonial Silver, by the same author, The Chameleon Press, 1987, and Welz, S., Cape Silver, Balkema, 1976. (3)

An early 20th century 9 carat gold Royal Order of Buffaloes ribbon and badge awarded to Brother W Wilkinson, Victoria Lodge 1306, 1918 together with a silver and enamel badge and two others.

ROD: Wilkinson of Redditch 9` 2 piece split cane trout fly rod, burgundy close whipped guides, bronze ferrule, 10" cork handle with bronze reel fittings, fine, in MOB.

Kevin Wright, British, late 20th/early 21st century- "Side Canal Venice"; etching printed in colours, signed, titled and numbered 11/30 in pencil, 24.5x14.5cm: together with fourteen further 20th/early 21st century prints by various hands, examples to include works by Kevin Wight, Richard Wardle, Paul Bisson, Rob Roberts, Ashly Bolch and D Wilkinson, various techniques, various sizes, (unframed), (14), (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

John Keyse Sherwin, British 1751-1790- The Right Honble William Pitt First Lord of the Treasury Chancellor of the Exchequer &c, after Thomas Gainsborough, publ 15th June 1789 by J K Sherwin No 67 New Bond Street and R Wilkinson No 58 Cornhill; copper engraving, in a glazed Hogarth style frame, 49x34cm: Thomas Hodgetts & Sons, British act 1801-1840- Prince Charles Edward, after Louis Tocque; mezzotint, in a glazed ebonised moulding frmae, 28.5x20cm: Robert Field, British 1769-1819- Charles, Duke of Richmond, after George Romney; mezzotint, bears inscription within the plate, in a glazed ebonised moulding frame, 25.5x19cm., (3)

A modern silver commemorative 18ct gold, silver and diamond mounted presentation sword, the blade by Wilkinson Sword Limited, the hilt hallmarked for London 1977, number 85 of a limited edition of 100, the hilt banded with silver and 18ct yellow gold decoration and mounted with an enamelled Royal Coat of Arms, pierced and chased with the emblems of Great Britain, the guard set with a row of graduating diamonds, the blade engraved "HM QUEEN ELIZABETH II SILVER JUBILEE 1977, in a fitted wooden case mounted with a silver plaque, length, 93cm

A quantity of Wilkinson dinner wares in the Art Deco manner with printed and infilled stylised floral and black and white geometric border decoration comprising a pair of tureens and covers, a pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands, a sauce boat, five rectangular graduated meat plates and thirty six plates (three sizes)

British Armed Forces Special Vouchers, 6th series set printed by Bradbury Wilkinson 5p no prefix/serials, 10p, 50p proofs with annotations together with issued 5p no prefix/serials, 10p prefix A/4, 50p prefix B/1(Pick M47 to M49), uncirculated (6) Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

British Armed Forces Special Vouchers, 6th series specimens printed by Bradbury Wilkinson, 5p, 10p, 50p, all no prefix/serials with annotations together with issued 5p no prefix or serials, 10p prefix A/1, 50p prefix B/1(Pick M47 to M49), uncirculated (6) Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

(†) Spain, a Bradbury Wilkinson engraved vignette on card of Alfonso XIII in black and white with manuscript signature of the King and date January 1916, historically most unusual and interesting, extremely rare Subject to 20% VAT on both Hammer Price and Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

HENRY WILKINSON (1921-2011) two framed coloured etchings with drypoint of fly fishermen, both signed by the artist in pencil and numbered from editions of 75, one 2/75 the other 3/75, plate size approx. 32cm by 22cm.

A William IV silver cream jug of reeded barrel form, with scroll handle, Sheffield 1833 by Henry Wilkinson & Co, height 8cm

A collection of assorted 18th to 20th Century tokens, mostly half and one penny tokens, from Great Britain, France, Canada and others including John Wilkinson, Macclesfield, Birmingham & Neath, Anglesey Mines and others, together with some other commemorative medals, approx. 41 in total.

A Masonic sword by Wilkinson Sword Ltd. with scabbard.

An Omani Naval Officer’s Sword with wire bound shagreen grip, the 32in single edged engraved Wilkinson blade marked ‘112806’, with brass mounted leather scabbard and strap

A Watson & Sons 315 High Holborn London No 661 magic lantern in box together with a quantity of slides and a Wilkinson of Sunderland slide carrier

CLIFFORD WILKINSON (1919 - 2003) ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH `Maltese Landscape` Signed, titled and dated 1962, in pencil No 1/15 20"" x 25"" (51cm x 63.5cm)

An Art Deco style seven piece pottery lemonade set decorated in a Clarice Cliff taste, transfer printed and hand painted, the set comprises six beakers and jugs decorated with stylised flowers, the jug, H.25cm, bears Wilkinson mark.

A 1917 Remington US patent bayonet, a 1907 Wilkinson pattern bayonet and scabbard and a First World War German bayonet (3)

A George V Henry Wilkinson`s officers dress sword and brass scabbard No 15695, engraved steel blade, shagreen wire bound grip and pierced hilt, length 99cm.

A late 19th Century Ethiopian gurade sword, with typical rhino horn hilt, fitted with a Henry Wilkinson 1821 pattern single fullered cavalry blade with proof slug stamped to the blade, circa 1855 to 1887, S/D. Provenance - The sword was inherited from the owner`s mother, who in turn, inherited the sword in around 1975 from her father Mr Aston Foreman, who in 1970 was made Jamaica`s first diplomatic representative to an African country, being appointed ambassador to Ethiopia. By repute, the sword was gifted to Mr Foreman by the Emperor Haile Selassie. Weight - The gross weight of the sword is 755g, which includes the blade. Dimensions - The overall length of the sword is 87cm. The horn hilt measures 12cm in height and is tapered. The width of the pommel end of the hilt is 11cm, narrowing to 7.5cm at the top. This item is offered for sale with an AHVLA Animal Health permission letter. As per the letter of permission, Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd are asked to advise any non-EU potential buyers that, in line with new EC Guidance issued in March 2012, it is unlikely that a CITES re-export certificate would be granted for this item. Furthermore, due to Chinese domestic legislation prohibiting the import and internal trade of rhino horn, Fieldings Auctioneers Ltd will not accept bids by telephone, or in writing or by email for this lot from potential buyers based in mainland China and other countries outside the EU. Please note this lot will not be available for online bidding