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Click here to subscribeCharlie Roberts Manchester United captain: a Manchester Senior Cup runners-up medal 1904-05,9ct. gold mounted silver & enamel medal, inscribed M & D.F.A, MANCHESTER CUP 1904-05, MANCHESTER UNITED, RUNNERS-UP, C. ROBERTSCharlie Roberts was the Manchester United captain when the club won their first League Championship and F.A. Cup titles.
Insignia for Order of Knighthood awarded to Sir Frederick Wall, Secretary of the Football Association,silver-gilt & enamel, in original case of issue; sold together with the Diploma of Knighthood, framed & glazed, 44 by 36cm.; and also a photographic plate of F.J. Wall circa 1909 (3)Wall became Secretary of the Football Association, a position he held from 1895 to 1934. He was knighted in the 1930 in the New Year's Honours List. After retiring as FA Secretary, he was a director of Arsenal FC from 1934 to 1938.
Alf Robinson Blackburn Rovers Football League Division One Championship medal 1911-12,15ct. gold & enamel, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, CHAMPIONS, DIV. 1, 1911-12, BLACKBURN ROVERS, A. ROBINSONAlf Robinson was Rovers's goalkeeper in the 1911-12 Championship season, having joined the club from Gainsborough Trinity.
Two Hertfordshire Football Association Charity Cup medals won by a Barnet & Alston player in seasons 1911-12 & 1913-14,both identically designed in 9ct. gold & enamel, with competition inscription to the reverseBarnet FC were known as Barnet & Alston between 1901 and 1919, following the merger of Barnet Avenue & Barnet Alston Football Clubs.In both finals Barnet defeated St Albans City, 2-1 on the first occasion and 5-0 the second.
Two 9ct. gold & enamel north-east football medals awarded to an Ashington player,the first a Northern Football Alliance Championship winning medal 1924-25, the reverse further inscribed ASHINGTON, in original fitted case; the other a North Eastern Football League medal, the reverse inscribed LEAGUE CHALL. CUP, JOINT HOLDERS, 1933-4, ASHINGTON & SUNDERLAND
9ct. gold & enamel Football Association Councillor's badge issued to Sir Charles Clegg in season 1928-29,inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, COUNCIL, SIR CHARLES CLEGG J.P., SEASON 1928-29, brooch fittingSir John Charles Clegg (15 June 1850 - 26 June 1937), better known as Charles Clegg, was chairman and later president of the Football Association.He was born in Sheffield and lived there his whole life. Originally a player, Clegg competed in the world's first ever international football match between England and Scotland in 1872.
A group of four presentations relating to Islington Corinthians Football Club in the 1930s,i) a silver & enamel Japan Football Association badge bearing the crests of the JFA and Islington Corinthians, silk ribbon, original box but lacking the lidii) silver & enamel India Football Association medal, the reverse inscribed PRESENTED TO ISLINGTON CORINTHIANS , in original fitted caseiii) the third item a cross-section of structural steel presented by TISCO (now Tata Steel), and inscribed SOUVENIR OF JAMSHEDPUR, TISCO, 1937, ISLINGTON CORINTHIANSiv) a favour, comprising a Union Jack button badge, miniature gilt football and black & white ribbon, the white ribbon inscribed CORINTHIANS SOCCER TEAM, LONDON, ENGLAND, GAMES PLAYED, 1939, MAY 1 & 4, S.F. - CAL
Two 9ct. gold & enamel winner's medals awarded to Jack Smith of Manchester United in season 1938-39,i) Central League [reserves], inscribed THE CENTRAL LEAGUE [reserves], 1938-39, MANCHESTER UNITED F.C., J.SMITH ii) M.C.F.A., MANCHESTER CUP, 1938-39, MANCHESTER UNITED, 1938-39, WINNERS, J.SMITHJohn “Jack” Smith (7 February 1915 - 21 April 1975) began his professional career at Huddersfield Town in 1932, before signing for Newcastle United in 1933-34. After scoring 73 goals in 112 2nd Division games he was sold on to Manchester United for £6,500 in February 1938. He helped the Red Devils to win promotion in 1937-38, but then the outbreak of war in Europe robbed him of seven full seasons of First Division football.
Eric Caldow British International Championship winner's trophy plaque 1961-62,silvered metal set with enamel badges of the home nations, inscribed PRESENTED BY THE SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION, TO COMMEMORATE THE WINNER OF THE BRITISH INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP, 1961-1962, E. CALDOW, applied to a wooden backboard, 19 by 14cm.Rangers's Eric Caldow won a total of 40 caps for Scotland between 1957 and 1963.Provenance:Bought at Christie's.
Ronnie McKinnon Rangers Scottish Football League First Division Championship medal season 1963-64,9ct. gold & enamel, in original fitted caseRonnie McKinnon maded over 300 League appearances for Rangers and won a total of 28 Scotland international caps.Provenance:Ronnie McKinnon Collection, Christie's, 24th September 2002, lot 92.
Silver & enamel 1960-61 International Football League Championship trophy plaque awarded to Scottish League's George Herd,inscribed WINNERS, INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, SEASON 1960-61, G.HERD, VERSUS, THE IRISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE 2-1, THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE OF IRELAND 5-1, on wooden backboard with easel support, height 13.5cm.Provenance:George Herd Collection. Bonham's 2nd November 2005, lot 613.
Sir Alf Ramsey Trophy presented to Geoff Hurst in 1977,a silvered metal & enamel trophy shield from the 5-A-Side Tournament at Wembley Arena 6th June 1977, named to Hurst, the wooden back shield with easel support, height 19cm.; sold with the tournament programme (2)Provenance:Bought at Sotheby's Olympia, 11th September 2003, lot 117.
Ray Graydon Aston Villa Player of the Year Award 1972,in the formed of a small silvered metal & enamel trophy shield inscribed ASTON VILLA, PLAYER OF THE YEAR, RAY GRAYDON, 1972, set on a wooden shield with easel support, 15cm.; sold with a signed letter of authenticity from Graydon, and other related papers (2)
Phil Neal's 1981 Liverpool League Cup winner's medal,9ct. gold & enamel, the obverse inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP, the reverse inscribed WINNERS, 1981, in original fitted caseProvenance:The Phil Neal Collection, Christie's, 13th September 2006, lot 175.After a 1-1 draw at Wembley, Liverpool won the 1981 League Cup by beating West Ham United 2-1 in the replay at Villa Park.Despite Liverpool FC's extraordinary success at home and in Europe the League Cup Trophy was seen as a bit of a hoodoo. They had only progressed to one final in 1978 which ended in defeat to Forest. So the win over West Ham in 1981 was something of a seminal victory and one that opened the floodgates. Liverpool recorded a hat-trick of League Cup wins by retaining the trophy in 1982 and 1983, and the club has now won the competition eight times in all, a tally more than any other team.
A group of seven football presentations awarded to Alan Odell,i) carriage clock, Bobby Robson Testimonial, Ipswich v England 1979ii) silver-plated rose bowl for the 'Fanfare For Europe' Match, The Three v The Six at Wembley, 3rd January 1973iii) silver-plated tankard, Centenary Match, Wales v England, 24th March 1976iv) silver-plated tankard, Northern Ireland v England, Belfast, 17.10.79v) silver-plated tankard, Northern Ireland v Bulgaria, Belfast, 2.5.79vi & vii) a pair of silver-plated goblets for the 1978 Tour of New Zealand, one lacking enamel badgeProvenance:The collection of the late Alan Odell, F.A. International Fixtures Secretary.
Gary Stevens Rangers Scottish Football League Premier Division winner's medal season 1993-94,9ct. gold & enamel, inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP, PREMIER DIVISION, WINNERS, 1993-94, GARY STEVENS, in original fitted case of issueRangers won the Premier League Championship with a total of 58 points, three clear of Aberdeen.Provenance:The Gary Stevens Collection. Christie's 23rd November 2004, lot 262.
A full-size replica of the UEFA Europa League Trophy (formerly the UEFA Cup),the large and heavy silvered metal trophy engraved with UEFA emblem, the base designed with a frieze of footballers, set on a yellow marble base with enamel flags and engraved plaques relating to previous final, many now missing, otherwise overall condition good except it needs professional cleaning, height 68cm., width 30.5cm., depth 24cm., weight 14.3kg.
A collection of silver flatware, comprising a set of eleven Victorian tea spoons with sugar nips, cased, London 1887, John Aldwinkle and Thomas Slater, five pistol handled butter knives, two cake slices, a set of six silver and enamel cocktail sticks, cased, six similar dessert spoons, and various tea spoons, 49.27toz total weight including handles. (40)
A collection of silver cigarette cases and patch boxes, comprising a curved cigarette box, Birmingham 1919, a circular patch box Birmingham 1920, a Continental silver cigarette case, engine turned the border decorated with flowers, an 840 silver and enamel cigarette case decorated with a racehorse and jockey, and a filagree wire cigarette case, 13.38toz total weight. (6)
A Pandora bracelet with fourteen charms, including an enamel snowman, ying and yang enamelled ball, a dog bone dangling from 'I love my dog' ring, a rabbit and a heart pierced with an arrow, together with a group of six fashion watches comprising Citizen Quartz, two Aviatime, Cote d'Azur, Quartz, and Guess, and a Dalvey Cabin clock. (8)
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