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A GEORGE V SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVER, the pull off domed cover with foliate ball finial, S scroll handles, engraved 'T.A.C Fork Lift Challenge Cup', one presentation inscription verso ' 1977 Tamworth Works', on a stepped circular base, makers William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 17.08ozt, 531.4 grams, height 23cm (Condition report: finial is bent, inner rim of lid is creased, dent towards the base of the body at the rear, foot rocks on a level surface due to misshapen foot rim)

A GEORGE V SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, the shallow silver cup on a slender pedestal with cast scrolling handles, bears presentation inscription 'THE DINGHY CLUB REGATTA 1912 ONE SCULL DINGHY RACE WON BY A.R. WYLES', makers George Wish & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1911, 10.61ozt, 330 grams, height 19.5cm (Condition report: a few shallow dents to the rim and cup, a few shallow dents to the foot rim, sits fairly level on a flat surface)

A GEORGE V WALKER & HALL SILVER TWIN HANDLED LOVING CUP AND AN EDWARDIAN TWIN HANDLED PEDESTAL TROPHY CUP, the loving cup with foliate scroll over handles, reeded girdle, cut card decoration, circular foot, shape no.53505, Sheffield 1911, 12.19ozt, 379 grams and the trophy cup with S scroll handles, engraved presentation inscription 'FILM RUNNERS TABLE TENNIS LEAGUE 1934 LADIES', short pedestal and stepped circular foot, makers Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1909, 6.77ozt, 210.6 grams, gross weight of the two items 18.95ozt, 589.6 grams (2) (Condition report: the loving cup sits fairly level on a flat surface, the trophy cup isn't sitting level on a flat surface, hallmarks are partially rubbed, both items were covered in an unknown white residue which has largely been washed off with tap water but some collections of Verdigris colouring to the handles and cut-card work and a small amount of rust? around the handles)

A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, A SET OF FOUR GEORGE V SILVER TRUMPET SHAPED POSY VASES AND THREE OTHER SMALLER POSY VASES, the trophy cup with presentation inscription 'CHAMPION CUP PRESENTED BY WILLIAM WRATHALL, ESQ. SKIPTON FOR THE JUVENILE JUDGING COMPETITION AT THE PETERBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW JULY 16TH 1947 WON BY W.E. SMITH', C scroll handles with cast foliate details, stepped circular foot, stamped 'C & K SILVER', 10.15ozt, 315.8 grams, height 21cm, the set of four posy vases with wavy rims, loaded bases, makers William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1926, height 18cm, a pair of Edwardian posy vases, loaded bases, Sheffield 1906 and another of plain conical form (8) (Condition report: the trophy cup has a number of dents, all of the vases have some small dents)

A SMALL ASSORTMENT OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER, to include a cased condiment set, containing a salt and pepper shaker, a mustard and spoon, makers Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1930, 1936 and 1938, a silver mustard with a silver spoon and blue glass insert, makers Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1954 and 1955, a Fiddle pattern condiment spoon, monogram engraving, makers Samuel Hayne & Dudley Cater, London 1854, a silver salt with scrolled handle detailing, glass insert missing, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1910, together with a small silver trophy, makers Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1929, approximate gross weight 9.59ozt, 298.4 grams (Condition report: general moderate wear, some polish wear, thinning to the silver salt, overall condition good)

1930's 'African Owl Club Challenge Cup' hallmarked sterling silver trophy, 513.4g.

Liverpool Football Club - Jamie Carragher Signed Photograph. Thin Card paper, photograph of Jamie with the Champions League Trophy 2005 Istanbul. Signed in the bottom left corner with permanent marker pen. 29.8cm x 21cm Matt finish photograph. Small imperfections, generally very good.(Note) - This lot is from Mr Christopher Rimmer's Collection of Liverpool memorabilia. With Stephen Darby together forming "Darby Rimmer MND Foundation". For further research into Motor Neurone Disease. Read Chris's story herehttps://darbyrimmermnd.co.uk/Items donated directly from Liverpool Football Club to The Trust

Liverpool Football Club - Large Signed Photograph of Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard kissing the Champions League Trophy in 2005. Both signed in black permanent marker. 41cm x 31cm approx. Fujifilm Crystal Archive Paper Supreme. There is tape on top edge of reverse covering glue. Some creases and imperfections mostly on the right border area. still good condition generally(Note) - This lot is from Mr Christopher Rimmer's Collection of Liverpool memorabilia. With Stephen Darby together forming "Darby Rimmer MND Foundation". For further research into Motor Neurone Disease. Read Chris's story herehttps://darbyrimmermnd.co.uk/Items donated directly from Liverpool Football Club to The Trust

Vintage silver lion handle trophy measures approx 14cm tall weight 115g presentation engraved

Antique vintage fox trophy mascot, the plinth with sterling silver plaques with religious verses, hallmark for Sheffield 1936

A collection of mixed silver plate and pewter ware to include tankards, cutlery, tray, trophy...etc.

A Birmingham silver 1930 pigeon racing trophy engraved 1933-1941 Dents and Creases. 6 3/8oz or 180g

A 1939 Birmingham silver trophy engraving worn, 2oz or 57g and plated trophy on silver banded base and another base.

A Sheffield silver 1904 bowl rim D16cm, Height 9.5cm. Engraved trophy for 'Best average time flown', creases to the bottom rim. 8.5oz or 242g.

A London 1925 Pigeon racing silver trophy engraved 'Whit Fly' on base with silver band engraved 1954-1958. 12.25oz or 349g.

Cricket Warwickshire CCC Pobjoy Mint Commemorative Silver Coin. 1993 at Lords. NatWest Trophy Winners. Sussex 321 for 6. Warwickshire 322 for 5. Warwickshire Won By 5 Wickets. Man of the Match Asif Din. Coin Housed in a Clear Coin Box and Further protected by a Pobjoy Mint Protective red Leather Wrapped Box. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

Football Nobby Stiles signed 16x12 Manchester United colourised print pictured with George Best and the League Championship trophy in 1965. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

FRENCH MAHOGANY, WALNUT, KINGWOOD, AND SATINWOOD MARQUETRY WORK TABLE19TH CENTURYthe shaped oval and hinged top with floral marquetry and centred by a musical trophy, opening to a compartmented interior and mirror, on fluted tapered legs joined by a curved X stretcher, the whole outlined with gilt metal mounts [66cmx74cmx39cm deep]

A Birmingham Silver Two Handled Trophy Cup together with a Sterling silver cup, two silver mounted trophies, a Chester silver sovereign case, a propelling pencil, a continental spoon and various dress studs

A Pair Of Silver Plated Entree Dishes And Covers together with other items of silver plate to include trophy cups

A silver twin handled trophy with banded detail, together with snuff box and USA sterling ID bracelet (3)

Silver two handled trophy weight 75g

Autographed MARK HATELEY 12 x 8 photo - Col, depicting the Rangers centre-forward holding aloft the Premiership Trophy in front of photographers during celebration scenes at Ibrox following a 2-0 victory over Aberdeen on the final day of the 1990/91 season, Hateley scored both goals, signed in black marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A mid 20th century silver trophy goblet, marked "Moascar Sailing Cup", some dents and bending, on a wooden black painted base with engraved silver band Several dents to the body, the goblet is 21.5cm, the goblet and silver band weigh 9.11 ozt, the base has some damages such as paint loss

Five Victorian and early 20th century small silver trophy cups and goblets, four with stands, the tallest is 10cm (9)

A silver sugar bowl of melon form, London hallmark dated 1906, mm Edward, John and William Barnard, together with a cream jug of similar design with ribbed handle, approx 247 gms. This lot includes a silver sugar sifter, London hallmark dated 1826, mm William Seaman approx 36 gms, silver-plated ladle and a silver trophy marked 925, approx 75.1 gms. 

Three silver plated trophy cups including one on an ebonised wood socle, also another socle

A small collection of silver plated trophy cups including boxing interest, one with silver label - various condition

A 17cm high silver two handled trophy cup for the 'Bratton Clovelly Races 1934 and 1935,' set on a loaded pedestal foot - Chester - small dents

Plated trophy The Sellafield Trophy, Cumbrian Top District Competition, camera, three wooden mallets and three books

A HALLMARKED SILVER MUSTARD POT BY JAMES & WILLIAM F DEAKIN - SHEFFIELD 1896, with fitted blue glass liner (chipped) together with a pair of similar hallmarked trophy salt dishes - Chester 1894, approx combined weight of silver 183g, W 11 cm

A TWO HANDLED BALUSTER TROPHY CUP AND SHIELD MOUNTED WOOD STAND BY WAKELEY AND WHEELER, DUBLIN 1927, THE SNAKES HEAD HANDLES JOINING THE ENTRELAC RIM BAND,TWO FURTHER BANDS ON THE SOCLE AND CIRCULAR FOOT, 837Gms. H 23cms.

A small collection of silver items including a Victorian silver gilt presentation spoon in fitted case, a silver trophy cup, two silver decanter labels, a silver mustard pot with a hinged cover, a matching silver mustard pot and matching salt, various silver tea and coffee spoons together with one silver dessert spoon, 17.6oz gross.

A mixed collection of silver and silverplate comprising a pair of silver spill vases with weighted bases, a silver christening mug, two silver sauce boats, a silver double lipped sauce boat with two handles, a silver quaich, a pair of silver toast racks, a silver two handled trophy cup, a silver repousse decorated box with hinged cover, three silver spoons, a white metal spoon stamped 830, a cylindrical dressing table jar with enamelled silver cover, a heart shaped tortoiseshell and white metal mounted chamber stick together with a silver plated deskstand with two cut glass inkwells, two silver plated sugar tongs and a silver plated mustard spoon 33ozt weighable silver.

A mixed collection of silver and gold, comprising a Masonic medal with an inscription to the reverse from the Thames Estuary Lodge, stamped 18ct, the pale blue ribbon with an enamelled plaque of boats on the Thames, a silver Masonic pendant, another Thames Estuary medal stamped "Silver", a silver small trophy, a silver flared bowl and other items of silver,024.8ozt gross.Masonic medal stamped 18ct 17grams gross.

A comport, circular with shaped border, on knopped spreading skirt foot, Chester 1933 by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd; (stem damaged and askew), together with a quantity of mixed flatware, a two handled trophy cup and a continental white metal container. 54.3 ozt gross weightSome items damaged.

A collection of Japanese white metal comprising a teapot, a vase, a small bowl cast with a dragon, a shrine, two serving dishes with raised handles and a trophy cup stamped "Sterling", together with a George III silver spoon with shell shaped bowl and bright cut decoration London 1810, 29.6ozt gross.

A pair of George III boat shaped salts, with reeded borders and side handles, supported on lozenge-shaped, reeded bases, London 1813 by Solomon Hougham; together with a set of six Queens pattern dessert forks, London 1844 by George Adams; a silver inkwell, two trophy cups and a quantity of other silver and plate. Gross weight 28ozt weighable.

Indian silver presentation goblet with beaded foot rim, small trophy cup, small bowl embossed with figures and a circular box and cover embossed with figures and animals, 24oz, 746g,

Silver plated items to include a pair of three light candelabra, large hammered pedestal bowl set with coins, with lion mask ring handles, two handled pedestal bowl, claret jug, vegetable dishes, three piece tea service, trophy cups and various flatware

George V silver horse racing trophy cup and cover presented for the Vodafone Horris Hill Stakes, Newbury 20th October 1988, the cup by Peerless Plate Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1928, on teak stand, 34oz, 1057g, overall height 43.5cm,

George V silver twin-handled sugar bowl, by Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham, 1929, two trophy cups and a mustard pot holder with pierced cherub decoration, 12oz, 373g,

Pair of George VI silver four division toast racks, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1947, silver hip flask, mug and a trophy cup, 17oz, 528g,

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Europe, Smoothbore, two-round-stage, turn-off, moulded, 11 mm cal barrels; iron frame finely engraved with trophies and outlined at the edges, the large trigger guard engraved with a trophy. Tang engraved with floral motifs. Wooden butt with filigree decoration. length 32 cm.

dating: about 1790 provenance: Toulouse, Smoothbore, three-stage, 15 mm cal barrel, octagonal at the first part, engraved and gilded with a trophy and garlands, then sixteen-faceted and signed 'CAZES ATOULOUS' in gold among floral decorations, and finally round with gilded engravings (barely visible); tang with broad sight; cylinder signed 'CAZES A TOULOUSE', with lowered and engraved tang; wooden full stock (small restoration on the mouth), partially sculpted with floral motifs in bas-relief and with beautiful steel mounts engraved with floral motifs, on the back a fine oval silver escutcheon with engraved edge. Horn-tipped wooden ramrod with iron cartridge extractor. For Cazes see 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. I, page 197, the gunsmith is documented in Toulouse from 1790 to 1845. length 32.5 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: London, Smoothbore, octagonal, 17 mm cal. barrels, frame engraved at the base and signed 'NOCHOLSON LONDON', foresight, marked 'TWISTED' below and with two marks, vent lined with gold; tangs engraved with trophy and provided with rear sight. Elegant flintlocks signed 'NICHOLSON', engraved with rays and provided with safety lock, anti-friction and sealing systems. Wooden full stocks with checkered butt. Iron mounts; trigger guard finely engraved with trophy and floral motifs. Set trigger. Perfectly working mechanism. Wooden ramrod. In a wooden case lined with green cloth and provided with all the tools including the rare powder flask with three magazines for powder, bullets and another turn-off one for flints at the base. length 41 cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: England, Smoothbore, cylindrical, 13 mm cal, barrel. At the back an engraved trophy, a small foresight and the inscription 'IPSWICH', short, back rib and gold band at the base. The tang with rear sight and floral engravings. Lock with flat lock-plate signed 'HARCOURT', cock and lock-plate with small engravings. External safety lock. Working mechanism. Full wooden stock with checkered grip. Iron mounts. Engraved trigger guard. Silver back escutcheon. Brass-tipped simple ramrod. length 18 cm.

dating: 1820-30 provenance: Leeds, Round, smoothbore, turn-off, 10 mm cal. barrel; boxlock type frame with signature 'CALVERT'S' and 'LEEDS', with marks of the Birmingham test bench and trophy engravings. Upper cock with safety lock. Wooden butt. Kept in a wooden case lined with green cloth provided with tools and key, on the lid label of Mortimer. The lock marked 'HUBB'S NEW PATENT 57 ST. PAULS CHY. LONDON D 18797'. length 18.8 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: London, Round, smoothbore, blued, 8 mm cal. barrels, cal. 8 mm. Iron breeches, numbered 3 to 5 and with marks of the test bench 'P' and 'V' under crown, worked in one piece with the box-lock type frame. Bearing fine trophy engravings and floral motifs with signature 'OSBORN' and 'LONDON', blued change lever for three barrels on left side, cock at the back (working mechanism) with safety lock. Foldaway trigger. Wooden butt. For Osborn see 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. II, p. 897 length 17.2 cm.

dating: circa 1800 provenance: London, Round, bronze, smoothbore, turn-off, 11 mm cal barrels, engraved at the nozzle; boxlock-type frames worked also in bronze, under marked 'V' under crown and 'GP' under crown, on side marked 'LONDON' on a trophy, on the other side a trophy with flags; iron cocks, batteries, and foldaway triggers. Wooden butt with filigree-decorated edge (minor missing parts). length 13.5 cm.

dating: provenance: Germany, Octagonal, rifled barrel; inlaid curls and a deep mark with double cross inside an oval at the base; brass adjustable rear sight decorated with flowers; brass foresight, 11 mm cal at the nozzle. Internal wheel lock with flat plate marked 'ID', pan with sliding pan cover and spark arrester, slightly carved like the spring, the hilt above the spring is pierced with a heart and a crescent moon; working mechanism, engraved with floral motifs inside. Slightly carved, walnut full stock with engraved brass mounts. Pierced and carved counter-plate depicting a warrior sitting on a trophy placing his enemy's head on an eagle among garlands and curls. Anatomical trigger guard, patchbox. Bass-tipped wooden ramrod. length 119.5 cm.

dating: 18th Century provenance: North Italy, Smoothbore, two-stage barrel, octagonal at the fist part with frames at the edges and with a silver trophy in bas-relief at the base, then round after rings and with a thickening oval-shaped nozzle. Tang outlined at the edges. The lock is slightly carved with floral motifs, a brass mounts with remains of silver plating and signed 'P. MOTINO' at the centre of the lock-plate; wooden full stock with brass mounts decorated with floral motifs, the butt-plate and the shield on the back (above the opening button) decorated with silver elements in bas-relief, the butt-plate has two trophies, one above and the other one is at the rear side with a central mask. Horn-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractors. length 88.5 cm.

dating: 18th Century provenance: Bergamo, Smoothbore, round barrel, with squared base decorated with rings and engraved with a trophy and brass-inlaid floral motifs, provided with short rib; strongly bell-mouthed nozzle decorated with rings. Tang engraved on a golden background. Flintlock carved with floral motifs in bas-relief. Wooden folding stock which can be opened using a button on the back near a mother-of-pearl shield; the back fully decorated with filigree lilies and floral motifs. Steel mounts majestically carved in low and high relief, counter-plate pierced with the face of a king and a warrior among racemes and dragons; the trigger guard with a trophy depicting mask at the center. The butt-plate decorated with two trophies, one at the back and one at the rear side, provided with an oval medal at the center engraved with an eagle with open wings (it could be the coat of arms of the Martinengo family, a noble family from the namesake town in the province of Bergamo, Italy). Iron ramrod. length 88.5 cm.

dating: late 17th Century provenance: Sedan, Smoothbore, four-stage, 15 mm cal barrel, octagonal at the first part and engraved with a warrior, a trophy and a figure with spears, after a 16-faceted segment decorated with grooves, two round parts divided by a ring and a band of flowers with a small face in the center, front sight; tang with remains of engravings, the rear sight made of two small parts of the stock. Flintlock signed 'PAUL POULCE A SEDAN' (not entirely legible) under the spring, the plate with very fine carvings with a grotesque figure between floral motifs and a mask on the tang, all in bas-relief, the hammer decorated en suite and with screw carved as a lion's head. Wooden full stock, the base with antique breakage and a very fine restoration. Beautiful mounts carved and pierced with masks, grotesque figures and floral motifs. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrod. For Paul Poulce see 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. II, page 978. The great gunmaker is documented from 1700 to 1720 circa. length 158 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Pistoia, Smoothbore, two-stage, browned, 18 mm cal. barrel, engraved with floral motifs at the base, octagonal at the first part with two gold-inlaid marks among three lilies by a gunsmith from Pistoia (Tuscany, Italy), then round after smooth rings and a beaded one, with silver swallowtailed foresight; engraved tang; backward spring lock engraved with floral motifs. Half stock with checkered, fishbone hand rest and base, butt finely sculpted with a dragon in the lower part and with a trophy on the left side, iron mounts decorated en suite, the butt plate with closed magazine and opening button. Press secure-lock behind the ring-guard. Brass-tipped ramrod with iron cartridge extractor, silver barrel bracket. length 82 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: Swiss, Octagonal, rifled, twisted, 16 mm cal. barrel, (clean bore, clearly visible rifling), the first part engraved with openings, provided with rear sight and precision front sight; tang with fine floral engraving. Forward spring lock signed 'Siber' and finely engraved. Full wooden stock with checkered grip. Iron mounts, anatomical trigger guard, with beautiful trophy and floral engravings. Set trigger. Counterplate with wings and quick-change screw. Engraved butt plate. Horn-tipped wooden ramrod. Silver badge at the back. See 'Der Neue Stöckel', vol. II, p. 1165 length 133.5 cm.

dating: Mid 18th Century provenance: Brescia, The back provided with a typical toothed and graduated wheel, and with a large release spring, all made of iron. Lock with pitting, trophy engravings, oblique edges and signed 'G. STORNATI'. Working mechanism, but the cock tends to snap on the cocking position. The screw cover depicting a face in relief. Wooden stock. Brass mounts engraved with grotesques and racemes. Barbiroli reports a 'Stornati Giulio (Starnata)' gunsmith from Brescia, mid-18th century. See 'Historical Repertoire of Italian Archibugiari', ed. Clueb, p. 505. length 25,5 cm.

dating: second quarter of the 18th Century provenance: London, Smoothbore, round, turn-off, moulded, 16 mm cal barrel marked 'LONDON' at the base; engraved tang; breech signed 'GANDON' and with Peter Gandon's mark and marks of the London test bench, 'V' and 'GP' under crown. With pan over the typical, round external spring, hammer with secure-lock (mechanism needs revision). Curved wooden butt with fine, silver mounts embossed with trophy and a large mask, an escutcheon on the back with a monogram over a mask. length 30.5 cm.

A 19th Century Side by Side Double Barrel Percussion Travelling Pistol by William Hole, Bristol, the 9cm octagonal steel barrels with Birmingham proof marks, the rib engraved with maker's name and with double gold lines, the barrel tang engraved with a martial trophy, with dolphin hammer - one missing, slide safety, foliate engraved trigger guard and walnut chequered butt, inset with silver oval escutcheon and with flat oval pommel, lacks swivel ramrod, 25.5cmAction works, holds at full and half cock. Left hammer is missing and slide safety to that side is chipped. Fine pitting and grey patching to metalwork. Small dings to extremities on the barrel. The chequering to the grip is not very well defined. Ramrod is missing.

A collection of Badingham College silver and silver plated sports trophies and medals, along with a vintage photograph of Badingham College in Leatherhead, to include one silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1937, and two silver medals, along with a vintage painted cloth bound suitcase Location: LAM