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DINKY STAR WARS c.1978/9-357 Klingon Battle Cruiser (mint/box VG), 362 Trident Star Fighter (mint/box good-film cracked), 368 Zygon Marauder (mint/box VG) (3) EST 50-60 `

An Arts and Crafts steel and brass toasting fork by Ernest Gimson (1864-1919) of trident form with hinged hand guard decorated with banded geometric design, the fork section terminating in a flattened loop handle, c. 1905, 40.5cm long Note:See Carruthers, A., and Greenstead, M., 1999 'Simplicity or Splendour, Arts & Crafts living: Objects from the Cheltenham Collections', Cheltenham Borough Council fig.61, for a similar example

Four 19th century transfer printed circular plates, depicting maritime scenes, to include 'East Indiaman sailing from the Downs', 'East Indiaman taking a Pilot On Board', diameter 23cm each, 'Frigate Setting Sail', diameter 25cm, a four masted ship in stormy sea set above Zeus's head and Trident with cannon and swords, impressed indistinct factory marks to base possibly Swann, diameter 23cm

A pair of Victorian silver fish servers, by Samuel Harwood, Sheffield 1848, the blade pierced and engraved with a fish and trident, the fork pierced and engraved with two fish, length of knife 34cm. (2)

By Omar Ramsden, a silver pickle fork, London 1927, tapering rectangular form, spot-hammered decoration, trident tines, inscribed `SANNYER`, length 21.4cm, approx. weight 1.1oz.

Dinky Aeroplanes - boxed P47 Thunderbolt no. 734, Junkers JU87B Stuka no. 721 and Trident Starfighter no. 362 (3)

A mother of pearl handled fruit knife, Sheffield 1922, a mother of pearl handled trident form pickle fork, Birmingham 1893 and other items.

Greek Parthia - Orodes II - Portrait Drachm57-38 BC, Ecbatana mint. Obv: bust left with pointed beard, wearing diadem and griffin-ended torque; wart on forehead, star at top right, crescent above star at top right; border of dots. Rev: BASILEWS BASILEWN ARSAKOY FILOPATOROS DIKAIOY EPIFANOYS FILELLHNOS legend in seven lines around beardless archer seated right on throne, wearing bashlyk and cloak, holding bow in right hand; behind archer, anchor with trident-like attachment on top (anchor type A48iii); PAT monogram beneath the bow. Sellwood 48.8; BMC 195-198; Sear 7445. 3.73 grams. [No Reserve]Very fine, off centre strike.Starting Price: £5

Greek Bactria - Antimachos I - Portrait TetradrachmCirca 174-165 BC, Pushkalavati mint. Obv: draped bust right, wearing kausia. Rev: BASILEWS QEOY ANTIMAXOY legend, Poseidon standing facing, holding trident and palm branch; DY monogram at lower right. SNG ANS 275; MIG 124f; Sear 7548. 15.50 grams. Very fine and better with slightly porous surfaces.Starting Price: £580

Greek Indo-Greek - Azes II - Tetradrachms [2]Circa 35 BC-5 AD. Obvs: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU legend, Emperor on horseback right, holding whip and raising right hand, bow on his back; upper coin with pra in right field, lower coin with de. Revs: upper coin: Poseidon standing right, holding trident and extending right hand, Whitehead monogram 27 to left, Karosthi letter si to right; lower coin: Zeus standing left, holding sceptre and Nike. Whitehead monogram 12 to left, Karosthi letter bu to right. Whitehead 177 (top); Whitehead 104 (bottom); see Wildwinds.com (these coins). 19.45 grams (total). [2]Extremely fine.Starting Price: £250

Roman Caligula in name of Agrippa - As37-41 AD, Rome mint. Obv: M AGRIPPA COS III legend with head of Agrippa right wearing rostral crown. Rev: S-C with Neptune standing holding dolphin and trident. S. 1812; RIC 58; BMCRE Tiberius 161. 10.70 grams. [No Reserve]Good fine.Starting Price: £5

Anglo-Saxon Crondall Series - Witmen Derived - Gold Shilling (Thrymsa)Circa 620-640 AD, Kent (Canterbury?). Obv: profile diademed bust right with three ties and trident before. Rev: cross fourchee with blundered legend, letters retrograde and inverted. S. 753; N. 25; Sutherland IV.ii; M (1). 21, plate 1. 1.32 grams. The Crondall group comprises twelve English gold shilling (thrymsa) types represented in the famous Crondall, Hampshire, 1828 hoard (ex Lord Grantley collection and now preserved intact in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford). The `Witmen` type is named from those with the WITMEN MONITA legend and this is usually seen blundered or in abbreviated forms. The type was almost certainly struck in Kent, possibly at Canterbury.Very fine, extremely rare (most in museums).Starting Price: £3000

India - Kushan - Gold DinarCirca 300-500 AD. Obv: king standing with trident. Rev: enthroned goddess Ardoksho. F. 29-45. 7.73 grams. Near extremely fine.Starting Price: £200

India - Kushan - Gold DinarCirca 300-500 AD. Obv: king standing holding trident. Rev: enthroned goddess Ardoksho. F. 29-45. 7.80 grams. Near extremely fine.Starting Price: £200

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva I, ca. 191-230+, AV stater (8.03g), Mitch-3385, king standing, nimbate & helmeted, offering at the altar & holding a trident / Siva & bull, with Siva also holding diadem & trident, superb bold strike, choice Extremely Fine. The type with only one trident on obverse was probably struck relatively briefly at the commencement of his reign, followed by the more common type with a second trident above the altar, struck during the latter portion of his reign, and posthumously in increasingly stylized versions. Starting Price: $750 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva I, ca. 191-230+, AV stater (7.98g), Mitch-3388, king standing, nimbate & helmeted, offering at the altar & holding a trident, second trident above the altar / Siva & bull, with Siva also holding diadem & trident, lovely bold strike, choice Extremely Fine. This type, with 2 tridents on the obverse, was struck during the middle and later years of Vasu Deva`s reign. It was formerly assumed that the single trident type belonged to a Vasu Deva I, the double trident to a postulated Vasu Deva II, but it is now generally accepted that both types belong to the same Vasu Deva, the first. Starting Price: $680 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com

KUSHAN: Vasu Deva I, ca. 191-200+, AV ¼ stater (1.41g), G-505, ruler standing, holding trident, offering at altar / Siva & bull, Extremely Fine, R. Starting Price: $480 View image on stevealbum.com View 2nd image on stevealbum.com

A fine Charles II ebony table clock. John Knibb, Oxford, of ‘phase III’ design circa 1685-90. The fully latched twin fusee movement with typical Knibb pattern baluster turned pillars, verge escapement and striking the hours on a bell via a crossed-out numbered countwheel mounted to the rear of the movement, the backplate engraved with tulips and symmetrical scrolling foliage incorporating signature John Knibb, Oxon Fecit in a downward curve toward the lower margin, the 7 inch square gilt brass dial with calendar aperture to the finely matted centre within applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with trident half hour markers and Arabic five minutes within the narrow outer track, with fine sculpted blued steel hands and angles applied with gilt winged cherub head spandrels with engraved repeat signature to lower margin, the ebony veneered case with typical Knibb pattern foliate-bud tied hinged gilt brass carrying handle to the domed caddy surmount above moulded cornice and foliate scroll pierced lozenge sound fret to the upper rail of the front door, the uprights with cherub head and scroll cast gilt mounts (the left hand pivoted to reveal keyhole), the sides with rectangular side windows, on moulded shallow skirt base, 33cm (15ins) high excluding handle; with a foliate engraved and pierced brass winding key. John Knibb was born in 1650 and was apprenticed to his older brother, Joseph, in around 1664. When Joseph moved to London in 1670 to set up business (presumably in the workshop inherited from his uncle, Samuel) John, his younger brother, took on the Oxford workshop gaining the Freedom of the city on payment of a fine in 1673. Joseph Knibb retired in 1697 selling up most of his workshop before moving to Hanslop, Buckinghamshire where he made a few clocks prior to his death in 1711. John Knibb became a high profile figure within the City of Oxford twice becoming Mayor, he continued in business until his death in 1722. Due to the comparative rarity of clocks signed by John Knibb it has been suggested that his workshop may have generally served to supply Joseph’s larger concern in London. The strong similarities between John’s best work and those signed by Joseph would certainly support this view. However it is also clear that John was a high profile tradesman in the City of Oxford who trained no less than ten apprentices, therefore it is perhaps more likely that, although the two workshops were closely connected, they generally worked separately to supply clocks to differing groups of clients. The current lot is an quintessential example of a Knibb ‘phase III’ table clock with the movement possessing many typical features including distinctive baluster-turned movement pillars, crossed-out countwheel, signature in a downward curve to the foliate engraved backplate and finely sculpted blued steel hands. The case with its shouldered tied foliate-bud gilt brass handle, cornice with mouldings to underside only and winged cherub head mounts to the front door is also unmistakably Knibb in its design and detailing. All these details can be directly compared with an example by John Knibb of Oxford which sold at Christie’s King Street Magnificent Clocks 15th September 2004, Lot 38 for £44,212

A Japanese carved ivory Okimono, single mark, Meiji Period, modelled as a fisherman, standing holding a basket, trident like fork, being attached by a crab, 18cms, (7").

AUTOGRAPHS. An autographed British Airways postcard signed by Neil Armstrong and Patrick Moore, circa 1974 (105 x 150mm.). Provenance: obtained by the vendor, a crew member in charge of Trident aircraft BA Charter, Flight 351, between London Heathrow and Glasgow, where the two would attend the Westclox factory seminar promoting the introduction of Quartz time-keeping.

An IOC session badge for the London meeting in 1939, gilt-metal & enamel, Britannia holding the Olympic Rings aloft with her trident, inscribed IOC LONDON 1939, XXXVI MEETING, ribbon suspension, brooch fitting; sold together with an unidentified enamelled badge also from 1939, inscribed 1939, MONACO, J U I., surmounted by Olympic Rings At the 1939 IOC Session in London Garmisch-Partenkirchen were selected to host the 1940 Winter Olympics and Cortina d’Ampezzo would do so in 1944. London was selected to host the Summer Games of 1944. All of course were cancelled upon the outbreak of the Second World War and all international Olympic business was suspended indefinitely.

Seven Dinky Toys TV-related models: consists of 103 Spectrum Patrol Car (F/G in part box); Eagle Transport (F); Thunderbird 2 (missing TB4); 2x UFO Intercetptor (one P); Shado 2 (missing tracks); Trident Starfighter (repainted). Overall P/F unless noted, unboxed. (7).

Five Dinky Toys: 355 Lunar Roving Vehicle (G+, white marks to hubs, in F/P bubble-pack); 361 Zygon War Chariot (G/VG in G box); 362 Trident Star Fighter (VG in VG box); 363 Zygon Patroller (VG in VG box); 111 Cinderella`s Coach (VG in VG box).

Ancient Greek, Indo-Scythian Kingdom, Azes II, c.35 B.C.- 5 A.D., silver tetradrachm, wt. 9.7g., Taxila Mint, obverse:- King on horseback, right, reverse:- Poseidon standing right, holding trident over left shoulder, M.A.C. 2317, near as struck EF

ROD: Orvis Trident TL 9` 7 piece graphite trout fly rod, line weight 8, mid flex 6.5, green blank whipped green, snake guides, cork handle with 1" extension butt, fine, in MOB and maker’s alloy tube.

A 20th century Russian silver centre piece modelled as two cherubs seated on dolphins, one with trident the other listening to a shell, the centre column with leaf and fruit swags, standing on circular base with four leaf decorated feet, 38oz 34.5cm high

A pair of late 19th century neoclassical fireside cast metal plaques decorated in low relief with classical maidens flanking a flaming urn below cornucopia staffs and trident, stamped verso with Victorian lozenge mark, 117 by 28cm.

An Orvis Trident TL 10` Mid Flex 7.0 four-piece carbon fibre rod, with Orvis Battenkill WF-9-F centrepin reel, spare spool, rod and reel cases

A lead statue in the form of a putto with a trident, seated on a rock.

Ormolu table lamp in the form of putto with a trident at the base of a tree

STATUETTE en bronze de patine brune, représentant la déesse Durga, en pied sur une terrasse quadrangulaire décorée de pétales de lotus, sur fond d`une mandorle stylisée de flammes, à huit bras pourvus d`attributs, terrassant le démon-buffle Mahisha au moyen d`un trident. (Petits manques). Népal, XVIIIe siècle. Haut. 13,3 cm, H. 5 1/4 in. A bronze figure of Durga, Nepal, 18th century.

Title Pages (Atlas Novus Terrarum Orbis Imperia, Regna et Status Exactus Tabulis Geographice Demonstrans), Homann, Nuremberg, ca. 1710. 11 x 19”. (HC) This boldly engraved sheet has many allegorical figures gathered in front of a large globe. Standing atop the globe, Atlas and Hercules hold up the heavens. In the background, bats and owls fly in the night sky while storks and eagles fly toward the sun. In the forefront is Neptune, god of seafaring, with his trident. To his right are Mercury, with winged helmet and caduceus, and Cybele, goddess of cities, representing civilization. Behind Cybele is Aeolus, god of the winds. Engraved by Caspar Luyken. Ref: Shirley no.79. Lovely color with one tiny hole at lower left, a few unobtrusive spots, a vertical crease and marginal soiling. The left-hand margin has been extended to better accommodate framing. (+B)

Europe (Europa Recens Descripta), Blaeu, Amsterdam, ca. 1645. 21.8 x 16.3”. (HC) This classic map of Europe is presented in the carte-de-figures style with vignettes on three sides. The upper frieze has nine bird`s-eye views of Amsterdam, Prague, Constantinople, Venice, Rome, Paris, London, Toledo and Lisbon. The side borders contain the costumes of the noblemen and women of ten European nations. The map is embellished with sailing ships, sea monsters, bears and Neptune riding a dolphin and holding his trident. A beautiful map produced at the height of the Golden Age of Dutch mapmaking; it was included in the first volume of Blaeu`s magnificent atlas. French text on verso. Ref: Goss (Blaeu) no.4, p.30. Lovely color with a professionally repaired centerfold separation that enters 3" into map image at bottom and a couple of tiny tears in blank margins, one of which just touches neatline at right. There are a few faint spots and marginal soiling. Remnants of hinge tape on verso. (+B)

Victoria, young head, copper penny, 1841, ornamental trident, no colon after `REG`, about extremely fine

An early Troika Pottery drum shaped teapot with a blue vertical band on a white ground trident mark to the base and dated 1965. Height including bamboo handle 21cm. (See illustration).

An early Troika St Ives Pottery disc vase painted to one side with geometric motifs on a dark blue ground raised trident mark to the base. Height 16cm.

Thomas Walker and Son Trident Electric ship-log + 19thC Telescope

An early Troika coffee set designed by Benny Sirota, comprising coffee pot and cover, cream jug, sugar basin and six cups and saucers, printed mark to coffee pot, trident mark to one saucer, the remainder unmarked, the pot 26cm high (16)

A substantial modern Capo De Monte twin handled lidded vase, having lion finial and relief decoration of Neptune with trident, nymphs and mermaids, blue printed factory marks to base, height 42cm

After Emile Coriolan Hippolyte Guillemin (1841-1907) French, a pair of bronze figures of gladiators depicting the retiarius and the murmillo, each bearing signature to the oval stepped base, (sword missing), 32cm high. (2). In Roman gladiatorial conquests, the retiarius or "Fisherman" was armed with a weighted net, trident and dagger and no armour, while the murmillo carried a shield and sword and was dressed in protective armour. Despite the seeming inequality in weaponry and protection, the odds were generally in favour of the retiarius. Guillemin exhibited the originals of these at the Paris Salon in 1872.

A Louis Wain `Lord Haw Haw` futurist spill / posy vase modelled as seated dog smoking a pipe with green body, orange collar and blue head, designed registered 1914, painted signature across the front paws, marked to the underside of the feet Made In England, Rd No 038314 and the trident arrow mark, height 13cm

A Georgian toasting fork with ring turned wooden handle and silver trident - L63cm - probably London, 1784, William Simons.

A silver pickle trident with engraved handle, Birmingham 1890, maker George Unite - approx gross weight 45.2g/1.45 troy oz

A Ginori faience Dish, c.1880, painted with Nettuno and Periclimene, the former with a trident, she in loose robes in a landscape, the rim with laurel border, maker`s name and title, 39cm. Nettuno is better known as Neptune and he conferred on Periclimene, one of the Argonauts, the ability to change shape, but no encounter as depicted on the dish has been identified.

Ten Britains Dehli Durbar / British Army in India toy soldier sets: consists of 40180 The Viceroy`s Bodyguard; 40185 The Bikanir Camel Corps; 40167 Maharajah of Patiala & Lancers; 8957 Ceremonial Guard for the State Elephants; 40183 12th Bengal Infantry (Pioneers); 40187 The Hunting Cheetah of the Nizam of Hyderabad; 133 14th Ludhiana Sikhs; 142 Mounted Officer & Gun Crew; 132 Mace Bearers; 40179 The Silver Trident Banner of Jaipur. All have been previously opened, appear complete, VG, boxed. (10).

British Coins and Medals. George IV, proof penny, 1826, laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3823), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as PF64BN, practically as struck

British Coins and Medals. George IV, farthings, 1825 (10), laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3822), some heavily toned and a few with verdigris spots, otherwise as struck (10)

British Coins and Medals. George IV, farthings, 1825 (10), laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3822), some heavily toned and a few with verdigris spots, otherwise as struck (10)

British Coins and Medals. George IV, farthings, 1825 (15), laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3822), some heavily toned and a few with verdigris spots, otherwise as struck (15)

British Coins and Medals. George IV, half farthing, 1830, helmet intrudes legend, laur. head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3826), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as MS63BN

British Coins and Medals. William IV, farthing, 1834, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident, raised line on saltire (S.3848), light toning behind bust, brilliant mint state, extremely rare in this grade

British Coins and Medals. William IV, half farthing, 1837, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3849), a couple of light scratches on reverse, extremely fine or better, rare

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, proof penny, 1839, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, edge plain (S.3948), extremely fine or better As issued in the sets.

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, penny, 1849, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3948), a really good fine or better, very rare date

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, proof halfpenny, 1853, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3949), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as PF64RB, scarce

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, proof farthing, 1839, young head l., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident, edge plain (S.3950), about mint state As issued in the sets.

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, penny, 1891, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as MS65RD, mint state

British Coins and Medals. Victoria, farthing, 1860, toothed border, young bust l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3958), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as MS64RD, mint state

† British Coins and Medals. George V, VIP proof penny, 1935, bare head l., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4055), in plastic holder, graded by NGC as PF64RD, very rare Only a few specimens known.

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS OAK AND COPPER FIRE SCREEN having an applied, shaped and pierced carrying handle, the arched copper panel embossed with a two masted ship, the central rectangular copper panel below embossed with an oval sea creature and trident design, flanked carved stylised foliate panels, the oblong top and feet united by spreading square section uprights. 96cm(h) x 75.5cm(w) x 13.5cm(d)