We found 358743 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 358743 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
358743 item(s)/page
Lot 410
A British Railways (Midland Region) enamel station sign, `Sudbury & / Harrow Road`, with white lettering against a maroon ground, 71cm x 264cm. Note: Sudbury & Harrow Road station was opened by the Great Central Railway in 1906, on the line between Neasden Junction and Northolt Junction. According to passenger figures released in 2008-09 it was the least used station in London.
Lot 275
A mahogany narrow chest, with two short and two long drawers, with brass oval Prince of Wales plume handles, with an enamel label to the back `G. JETLEY, 52 SOUTH AUDLEY ST, LONDON, W.`,19th century and reduced, 32in (81cm) h, 43.25in (110cm) w, 13.75in (35cm) d. Provenance: Lady Paskin, Great Wishford.
Lot 178
A collection of Nazi memorabilia comprising a Hitler Youth badge, inscribed Deutsche Jugendfest 1936 with an eagle with central lozenge containing a Swastika, another Hitler Youth badge in brass and enamel inscribed Deutsche Arbeiter-Jungend HJ the central panel with a Swastika rising out of the horizon with sunburst behind, the reverse stamped GES. GESCH, also another Nazi badge of an eagle clutching a Swastika, a Nazi Germany white metal and enamel tie pin in the form of flag with a Nazi Swastika on a red background, the reverse stamped Carl Wild Hamburg, a small watch glass with a Swastika emblem and a World War I Iron Cross 2nd Class, all contained in an old tan leather stud box (6)
Lot 328
A 19th century Mary Gregory style triangular perfume bottle and stopper, decorated in opaque enamel of a girl in garden scene, height 15cm (chip to stopper), also a 19th century Bohemian cut and faceted glass beaker, decorated with two panels, one with Madonna and child, the other with a mother and child, surrounded by bouquets of pink flowerheads on a ruby ground, height 12cm, together with a 19th century Bohemian cranberry glass beaker, having three gilded panelled decorations of classical buildings, height 12cm (2)
Lot 623
A group of Lester Piggott`s racing badges, large qty., modern, mostly in gilt-metal and enamel for Epsom Downs (some marked The Derby, Oaks Day), Hong Kong Jockey Club (including examples stamped Jockey, Dubai World Cup, Jockeys Association of Great Britain, National Trainers Federation, Racing UK (annual), Hoppegarten, Mauritius Turf Club, Gulfstream Park, Bay Meadows, Goodwood, Newmarket, Royal Ascot, Gulfstream Park (1992 Breeders` Cup), Melbourne Cup, Victoria Derby Day & Crown Oaks Day; cardboard badges for Royal Ascot hand named to Lester Piggott and family; and a group of 22 card day badges, all of which have been personally signed by Lester Piggott, including Royal Ascot, The Curragh, York Ebor Meeting, Cheltenham Festival, Derby Day (including 1972, Roberto), Melbourne Cup etc. (a qty.)
Lot 643
Lots 643 to 646-David Mould (H.M. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother`s most successful jockey). A pair of 9ct. golf & enamel cufflinks presented by H.M. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother to her jockey David Mould, hallmarked J W Benson Ltd, Birmingham, 1966, blue, red & gold enamelled ER monogram & crown, in original fitted red leather Cartier retailer`s case, with similar tooled gilt monogram to the lid. David Mould was a leading National Hunt jockey who rode a career total of 606 winners between 1958 and 1975. 106 of these winners were in the famous, buff and black colours of HM Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, making him Her Majesty`s most successful jockey. David Mould was stable jockey to Peter Cazalet at Fairlawne, a grand country house near Tombridge in Kent, from where 250 royal winners were sent out between 1949 and 1973. Famously, David Mould would wear a new pair of breeches and boots on every occasion he rode one of the Queen Mother`s horses. He was originally apprenticed to John Sutcliffe at Epsom but moved to Peter Cazalet when he became too heavy to ride on the Flat. He believes that the Queen Mother was responsible for saving his right leg, which had become gangrenous following a horrific injury sustained in race riding. On hearing the news she sent her personal surgeon, Sir Henry Osmond-Clarke, whose operation successfully saved the leg and allowed Mould to resume his career in the saddle. In 1969 David Mould married horsewoman Marion Coakes, who won a silver medal on her famous horse Strolled at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico as well as many other notable equestrian events. See lot 1191.
Lot 886
A good collection of 16 members` racing badges for the Phoenix Park Club including rare early issues, mostly in gilt-metal & enamel, comprising: 1908-09, a pair for 1910-11, 1913-14, 1915-16, 1916-17, a pair for 1917-18, 1919-20, a pair for 1920-21, 1922-23, 1926-27 (numbered "1"), 1936-37, 1937-38, and an undated badge lacking its pin
Lot 888
A group of early member`s racing badges, mostly in gilt-metal & enamel, comprising: a monogrammed badge believed to be for the inaugural year of Hurst Park racecourse in 1890, with brooch fitting (pin missing); Sandown Park 1892, 1925, 1926, 1928 & 1935; Newmarket 1895; Gatwick 1911; Newbury 1919; Lingfield Park 1925; Northolt Park 1935 & Kempton Park 1939; the lot also including a gilt-metal & enamel member`s badge for greyhound racing at Catford in 1934, and a plastic member`s badge for Brighton & Hove Greyhound Club in 1937; and cardboard day passed for the Thursday of Royal Ascot in 1927 and for Wincanton Steeple Chses 15th October 1924 (qty. 16)
Lot 891
A collection of 45 members` badges dating from the 1950s onwards, in gilt-metal & enamel, comprising: Ascot 1980 & 1992; Brighton 1976, 1978 & 1990; Cheltenham 1977; Chepstow 1976; Folkestone 1973 (a pair), 1982 & 1983; Epsom 1986; Fakenham 1973-74; Fontwell Park 1973, 1976 & 1985; Goodwood 1976, 1978, 1980 & 1994; Hurst Park 1955, 1959 & 1964; Kempton Park 1955, 1959, 1972 & 1981; Lingfield Park 1957, 1972, 1977 & 1992; Newbury 1959, 1977 & 1979; Newmarket 1977; Nottingham 1985; Plumpton 1972-73 & 1977-78; a `press` badge for 1975; Ripon 1976; Sandown Park 1971; Stratford-on-Avon 1963; Teeside Park 1967; Towcester 1965; & Uttoxeter 1977; sold together with 26 various day badges and a collector`s pin for the 1999 Grand National (qty. 72)
Lot 892
A collection of 16 members` badges for overseas racing, mostly in gilt-metal & enamel, comprising: Ceylon Turf Club 1955 & 1957; Chelsea Racing Club 1943; Durban Turf Club 1953-54; Jockey Club of Kenya 1960; Penang Turf Club 1930 & 1951-52; Perak Turf Club 1951; Queensland Racing Club 1990-91 (serial no. 0001); Royal Calcutta Turf Club 1952-53; Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club 1994-95; Selangor Turf Club 1934 & 1951; Singapore Turf Club 1954; Western Australian Trotting Association 1975-76; and Western India Turf Club 1934-35
Lot 893
A collection of 28 members` badges, in gilt-metal and enamel, comprising: five for Ascot Member`s Stand 1974, 1975, 1976, 1981 & 1982, five for Ascot Iron Stand 1975, 1981, 1982, 1983 & 1992, six for Windsor 1968, 1969, 1970, 1974, 1981 & 1982, five for Brighton 1965, 1966, 1967, 1967 & 1969, four for Sandown Park 1975 (centenary badge), 1976, 1981 & 1982, and three for Kempton Park 1976, 1981 & 1982
Lot 895
Race badges and race cards, comprising: 27 various race badges from the 1970s & 1980s, comprising two gilt-metal & enamel members` badges for Leopardstown in 1977 and The Curragh 1978, and cardboard day passes for Fairyhouse (7), Punchestown (6), Leopardstown (4), Cheltenham Festival (4) and Ascot (2) and two stamped S.G.C.; together with 23 racecards including Grand Nationals for 1989, 2000 & 2006, the 1999 Cheltenham Gold Cup, the 2003 Irish Derby, the Irish 1,000 Guineas for 1998 & 2000, and the 1999 Champion Hurdle; the lot also including a first edition of Clive Graham and Bill Curling`s The Grand National, in slip case
Lot 1172
Two 1924 Olympic Games commemorative medals presented to the American soccer player Arthur G. Rudd, the first an attractively designed 14k. gold & enamel medal by Dieges & Clust issued to the American Soccer Team, the reverse engraved ARTHUR G. RUDD; the other, also by Dieges & Clust in silver-gilt, stamped Sterling, and extensively inscribed 1924, PRESENTED BY HON. JOHN F. HYLAN, MAYOR, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, TO THE VICTORIOUS AMERICAN ATHLETES ON THEIR RETURN FROM THE OLYMPIC GAMES AT PARIS, FRANCE; sold together with a third Arthur Rudd medal presented by the Polish Olympic Committee to commemorate the Poland v USA international match played in Warsaw 10th June 1924 (3) Arthur George Rudd was born in Widnes in England 22nd December 1887. His family emigrated to America and he played soccer for the Fleisher Yarn, the works team of the SB & BW Fleisher Manufacturing Company in Philadelphia. After the 1924 Olympic Games, Fleisher Yarn joined the American Soccer League for the 1924-25 season, but the club folded following this single, miserable campaign. Arthur Rudd, a left-sided full-back, played in the first USA match at the Paris Games and helped his team progress to the second round by beating Estonia 1-0. However, they then had the misfortune to draw eventual Olympic Champions Uruguay and were eliminated from the tournament following a 3-0 defeat. Rudd was not selected for the Uruguay game. The American team then travelled to Warsaw to play an international game versus Poland on 10th June. Poland had been eliminated from the Olympic competition in the first round. The third medal in this lot relates to this game which the Americans won 3-2. Before returning to the States, the US team played one further match against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on 16th June, losing 3-1.
Lot 1187
A group of five commemorative Olympic medals and badges, comprising: i) a bronze & enamel badge for Helsinki 1952; ii) a bronze medal for Tokyo 1964; iii) an enamelled metal pin badge for Tokyo 1964; and enamelled metal plaque for Mexico City 1968; and a large silvered medal for Barcelona 1992. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.
Lot 1191
Olympic and other memorabilia relating to the equestrian career of Marion Coakes, including from the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games, a participation medal, designed by Lance Wyman, with sports pictograms divided by the Mexico Olympic emblem; an athlete`s badge for the equestrian events, inscribed MEXICO, ATLETA, and with a plastic suspension bearing a pictogram of a horse`s head; a Team Great Britain`s competitor`s badge in gilt-metal & enamel, with Olympic Rings and inscribed 1968, GB; and a set of six Team Great Britain blazer badges, in gilt-metal with Olympic Rings and inscribed GREAT BRITAIN; the lot also including a cased set of silver-gilt blazer buttons from The President`s Cup, and six other similar buttons, looses, including an example dated 1965, the inaugural year of the international equestrian team competition; together with a qty. of period b&w press photographs portraying episodes from Marion Coakes`s career. Marion Coakes won a silver medal in the individual jumping event at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico. Marion rode Stroller, one of the most famous horses in the history of show jumping. Together, victories included the Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the Royal International Horse Show, the Ladies World Championship, the Hickstead Derby and the Hamburg Derby. In 1969 she married the steeplechase jockey David Mould (see lots 643 to 646).
Lot 1197
Olympic Games collectibles, comprising: 16 gilt-metal & enamel pin badges from Atlanta 1996; a 1984 Olympic Games badge bearing DHL sponsor`s logo; a pair of dolls for the 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics official mascots `Kristin` and `Hakon`, unopened in original packaging; and a pennant of the Czechoslovakian team at the 1976 Games in Montreal. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.
Lot 1202
A bearer`s torch from the 8th Juegos Deportivos Centroamericanos Y Del Caribe (Central American & Caribbean Games) held in Caracas in 1959, engraved with details to the bowl; sold together with two plaquettes for the Games, in gilt & enamel and silver & enamel, each inscribed VIII JUEGOS DEPORTIVOS CENTROAMERICANOS Y DEL CARIB, 1958, CARACAS-VENEZUELA (3). The 8th Central American & Caribbean Games were due to be held in Caracas in December 1958, as inscribed on the torch. However, due to political unrest in Venezuela the Games were put back to January 1959. The flame cauldron had been an innovation at the previous Games held in Mexico City in 1954. Mexico topped the medals table in Caracas. Provenance: The San Siro Museum, Milan.
Lot 15
Memorabilia relating to Jim Taylor`s involvement in the Uxbridge & District Football League, comprising: a claret Uxbridge & District Football League representative shirt, short-sleeved, embroidered cloth badge; an Uxbridge & District Football League cloth blazer badge; an Uxbridge Football Club blazer badge; and a silver & enamel runners-up medal won by a young Jim Taylor in the Uxbridge & District Schools` Cup of 1930-31 (4)
Lot 21
Jim Taylor`s electroplate & enamel plaque for the Football Association Charity Shield played at Stamford Bridge 20th September 1950, with enamelled three lions crest and inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD MATCH, ENGLAND WORLD CUP TEAM V F.A. CANADA TOUR TEAM, 20th SEPTEMBER 1950, mounted on a wooden backboard with easel support, 11 by 12cm., 4 1/4 by 4 3/4in.; sold together with Taylor`s Football Association selection letter, itinerary and post-match banquet menu and invitation (5) In a break from tradition, the 1950 Football Association Charity Shield was contested between the 1950 World Cup and Tour of Canada teams instead of the Football League champions and the F.A. Cup winners. Jim Taylor and Stanley Matthews were exceptions and were in fact part of both the Canadian Tour and the 1950 World Cup sides, so were eligible to play for either team in the Charity Shield. However, in the event Jim Taylor was not selected to play.
Lot 24
A group of three trophy shields awarded to player/manager Jim Taylor during Tunbridge Wells Rangers 1954-55 treble-winning season, each set with an enamel badge inscribed KENT COUNTY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION and on a bakelite backboard, the first two shields in gilt-metal and inscribed SENIOR CUP, WINNERS, 1954-5 and SENIOR SHIELD, WINNERS, 1954-5, the other shield in white metal and inscribed LEAGUE CUP DIV.1 WINNERS, 1954-5, various sizes, the largest 15 by 13cm., 6 by 5in.; sold together with a small qty. of memorabilia relating to Jim Taylor and Tunbridge Wells Rangers, including his player/manager contract for season 1954-55, photographs, telegrams and correspondence and various press clippings (a qty.)
Lot 72
A 9ct. gold & enamel 1934 Football League Third Division South Cup winner`s medal, hallmarked Birmingham, 1934, inscribed THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHALLENGE CUP COMPETITION, THIRD DIVISION, SOUTHERN SECTION. 1934 was the inaugural year of the Football League Division Three South Cup. It was held annually until football was suspended during World War II, and never revived. The first winner`s of the competition were Exeter City who defeated local rivals Torquay 1-0 in the final played at Plymouth. Their route to the final saw victories over Crystal Palace 11-6, Watford 4-2, Coventry 1-0 and Brighton 4-3 in a replay.
Lot 74
A silver & enamel England v Germany football medal, hallmarked Birmingham, 1937, the obverse with enamelled British & German flags beneath a football scene. With a hallmark of 1937, it is possible that this medal was made as a commemorative for the forthcoming fixture in Berlin in May 1938, the infamous game in which the English team were required to make the Nazi Salute before the match.
Lot 78
A silver & enamel medal for the 1956 South American Championship held in Uruguay, by Geronimo Tammaro of Montevideo, rectangular, the obverse with enamelled national flags of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Peru & Uruguay, a footballing scene with Tower of Homage beyond and inscribed CAMPEONATO SUDAMERICANO EXTRA, the reverse inscribed ASOCIACION URUGUAYA DE FOOTBALL 50 o ANIVERSARIO, MONTEVIDEO, ENERO-FEBRERO-1956, in original paper box of issue. The tournament was won by the hosts Uruguay, with Chile finishing runners-up and Argentina in third.
Lot 83
Lots 83 to 86-Raymond Kopa (Real Madrid, Stade Reims & France). A silver cigarette case presented by Real Madrid to Raymond Kopa on the occasion of the 1956-57 Spanish Championship and European Cup winning season, with an enamel Real Madrid crest forming a thumb piece, the lid inscribed LA JUNTA DIRECTIVA, ENTRENADOR Y JUGADORES DEL, REAL MADRID C. DE F., AGRADECEN MUY SINCERAMENTE, SU CARINOSA FELICITACION, CON MOTIVO DE HABER, CONQUISTADO, EL, CAMPEONATO DE LIGA, Y LA, II COPA DE EUROPA, RAYMOND KOPA, TEMPORADA 1956-1957, length 14cm., 5 1/2in.
Lot 84
A silver card tray presented by Real Madrid to Raymond Kopa on the occasion of the 1957-58 Spanish Championship and European Cup winning season, set with an enamel Real Madrid, inscribed LA JUNTA DIRECTIVA, ENTRENADOR Y JUGADORES DEL, REAL MADRID C. DE F., AGRADECEN MUY SINCERAMENTE, SU CARINOSA FELICITACION, CON MOTIVO DE HABER, CONQUISTADO, EL, CAMPEONATO DE LIGA, Y LA, III COPA DE EUROPA, RAYMOND KOPA, TEMPORADA 1957-1958, diameter 18cm., 7in.
Loading...-
358743 item(s)/page