Ken Corneal Estate Bladed Weapon Collection
Tuesday, 3 - Monday, 16 February 2026
British Naval 1827–46 Pattern Sword. By Wilkinson Sword, London (By Appointment to the Late King George VI) also marked 'Made in England'.
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Lot Details
Good wire bound sharkskin grip and most gilding on pommel and guard. Very good etching on blade with crowned fouled anchor, etc. Very good scabbard with stitching intact most of gilding worn off brass. Ring suspension. Bought from Dan Oldham – 1.3.2017. Notes: Stamped to blade back: '72220' (dating to 1953).
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