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British Society of Cinematographers Technical Award plus, The B.S.C. 'Bert Easey' Technical award, a gold coloured trophy of a camera mounted on a wooden plinth, this was awarded to Bill Chitty in 1985 for his design of innovative lighting Equipment over many years (the first time the award was given to a non-camera operative). Bill was an electrician and gaffer on around twenty films from 1964-1974 including African Queen, The Wooden Horse, Anne of the Thousand Day and others. He was also responsible for the television lighting for Churchill's funeral at St Paul's Cathedral and developed 'The Wendy' lighting units still used today. Included is a large amount of detailed information about Bill's life and includes school reports, letters of commendation from various studios, dedicated signed photographs from John Mills, Dana Andrews and others, photographs from the films he worked on including a cricket match and signed 'Bogie', film stills including Jane Russell, a script for 'The Homecoming' and more - (the printed plaque on the award has the incorrect spelling of Easey)

A 19th Century Black Forest Carved Walnut Deers Head Trophy Mounted with Real Antlers, 40cms Wide by 38cms High

Three pieces of silver. Including silver trophy, small bowl and inkwell.

GEVELOT, PARIS A RARE ENAMELLED METAL CARTRIDGE ADVERTISING SIGN, circa 1970, measuring approximately 22 3/4in. high x 16 3/4in. wide and featuring an African boy with a trophy Impala within a yellow circle on a brown ground above depictions of two shotgun cartridges, one of birdshot the other of buckshot, the lower edge with 'CARTOUCHES PLASTIQUE' and the Gevelot trademark

BAKER, LONDON A .550 FLINTLOCK SPORTING-TARGET RIFLE, no visible serial number, circa 1820, with twist steel octagonal 31 1/2in. barrel, the top-flat marked 'GUNMAKER TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE REGENT', dove-tailed fore-sight with later tunnel protector, standing notch rear-sight with additional folding leaf, the breech-block inlet with a gold poincon marked 'BAKER, LONDON' together with a fleur-de-lys, gold line to rear of breech, trophy engraved top-tang, socket mounted at wrist containing an adjustable peep-sight, border engraved bevel-edged lock signed in a gold poincon similar to the breech, pierced cock with sliding safe behind, rainproof pan, walnut half-stock with chequered semi pistol-grip butt, raised cheek-piece, long engraved iron patch-box, iron furniture and provision for under-barrel ramrod (missing), weight approximately 8 1/2lb., overall length 47in.

D. EGG, LONDON A RARE 120-BORE FLINTLOCK TRIPLE-BARRELLED TAP-ACTION POCKET-PISTOL, no visible serial number, circa 1795, with round turn-off 1 1/4in. barrels (frozen), engraved borderline at breech, muzzles starred for key (absent) and numbered respectively '1', '2' & '3' from the lower upwards, the borderline engraved breeches with corresponding numbers, private proofs, border and trophy engraved slab-sided action signed on a gold oval on the right 'D. EGG' and with central cock, semi rainproof pan and sliding safe, the left side of action also with four position rotating tap, chequered walnut narrow bag-shaped butt and guarded trigger, the latter bearing a lead collection identity disc marked 'D.C.' within a diamond and '70' together with a crown, the exposed iron surfaces covered in a thick preserving lacquer, possibly concealing finish

GRIFFIN, LONDON A PAIR OF RESTORED 25-BORE FLINTLOCK 'QUEEN ANNE' PISTOLS, no visible serial numbers, circa 1765, with turn-off tapering 5 1/4in. cannon barrels (one heavily cleaned with loss to detail, the other possibly replaced), traces of London proofs, the top of breech-blocks signed 'GRIFFIN', the undersides 'BOND ST LONDON' (all rubbed), typical side-cock boxlock actions with recumbent 'L' shaped frizzen springs (one cock, both frizzens and one spring replaced), walnut butts with bag-shaped grips (both possibly replaced), white metal rococo escutcheons at wrist, white metal martial trophy sideplates and grotesque mask butt-caps, both trigger guards replaced

NOCK, LONDON A .600 FLINTLOCK DUELLING or OFFICER'S PISTOL, no visible serial number, circa 1800, with octagonal 10 3/8in. barrel, the top-flat marked 'LONDON', engraved band at breech, the solid top-tang engraved with a martial trophy, bead fore-sight, standing notch rear-sight, flat, slightly curved bevel-edged lockplate signed 'NOCK' below the pan, swan-necked cock with sliding safe forwards of the stepped tail, rainproof pan and roller to the frizzen-spring, walnut full-stock with chequered bag-shaped butt, iron furniture, single set trigger and horn-tipped ramrod, traces of finish remaining throughout

H.W. MORTIMER & SON, LONDON A FINE CASED PAIR OF 28-BORE FLINTLOCK SAW-HANDLED DUELLING-PISTOLS, serial no. 1064, for between 1806-1812, with browned octagonal damascus barrels signed on the top-flat 'H.W. MORTIMER & SON, LONDON' over 'GUNMAKERS TO HIS MAJESTY', dove-tailed bronze fore-sights, engraved band and gold line at breech, platinum lined touch-hole, engraved top-tang with sighting groove and standing notch, flat border and trophy engraved locks signed below the rainproof pans 'H.W. MORTIMER & SON, 89 FLEET ST.T', engraved 'C' form cocks with sliding safes behind, engraved frizzens with roller springs, walnut saw-handled full-stocks with chequered flat-based grips, the pommels inset with engraved white-metal oval caps, spurred trigger guard bows, single set triggers, tool-ended ramrods and twin plain barrel wedges, both pistols remaining in good untouched condition with strong traces of finish and complete with their makers walnut storage case, lined and compartmented in coarse green baize, 'H.W. Mortimer & Son' parchment label inside lid and together with their original three-way flask, a miss-numbered mould, a stripping tool and loading rod. * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

JOSEPH MANTON, LONDON A CASED PERCUSSION DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPORTING-GUN, serial no. 8629, COMPLETE WITH SPARE BARRELS serial no. 8869, manufactured in 1820, the original barrels damaged and shortened to 24 1/4in., the new 31 3/4in. barrels by the maker in 1821 (and appearing little used), both barrels signed on the raised top-rib 'JOSEPH MANTON HANNOVER SQUARE LONDON', the replacement barrels retaining much period brown finish, colour hardened breech-blocks to both (possibly converted from tubelock), fully scroll and border engraved top-tang, flat colour-hardened locks engraved with flourishes of acanthus scrolls and signed 'JOSEPH MANTON PATENT' (much colour remaining), slab-sided dolphin headed hammers engraved with acanthus scrolls inhabited by a mythical beast, walnut half-stock chequered at the wrist, clipped-corner white metal escutcheon behind the top-tang engraved with an armorial, iron heel-plate, the top-spur engraved with a martial trophy, iron trigger guard bow engraved with a musical trophy and retaining much period blued finish, pineapple finial and ramrod throat and brass mounted ebony ramrods for both barrels, complete with its walnut storage case fitted for the longer barrels only and lined and compartmented in green baize, parchment Joseph Manton trade label inside lid and also containing a Britannia metal powder flask, cap tins, tow and the original key * Please note this item is subject to 5% VAT on the hammer price (UK Buyers only).

SPRINGFIELD ARMS CO. USA A RARE .31 PERCUSSION SINGLE-ACTION REVOLVER, MODEL 'WARNER'S PATENT BELT-REVOLVER', no visible serial number, made in 1851 in very limited numbers, with round 6in. barrel, bead fore-sight 'screw' rear-sight, the slot acting as the sighting notch, the top-strap signed 'SPRINGFIELD ARMS CO.', plain six-shot cylinder etched with floral designs and plain bands, angled nipple-wells with one safe notch, flat sided rounded action with offset central hammer and flush fitting to cylinder recoil shield, the right side of action engraved with a stand of flags and the signature 'WARNER'S PATENT JAN 1851', the left side engraved with a martial trophy, smooth flared walnut grips and single guarded trigger, no provision for rammer

WW2 French Resistance Trophy Buckle made from a German Soldiers Buckle.

A taxidermy preserved and mounted squirrel and a hunting trophy

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a boxed twelve-piece fish eater set, a silver plated three branch candlestick, two toast racks, a brass tone cigarette box, a silver plated on copper wine cooler, three trophy cups, salvers and trays, pepperettes, entrée dish, a white metal daffodil tea light holder, crumb collector, salts and various loose cutlery pieces etc

A GROUP OF CUT CRYSTAL GLASSWARES, approximately thirty pieces, to include a large Waterford pedestal bowl engraved 'Hospice Trophy, Runner-Up, 2000, Millennium' diameter 22cm (chipped), other items to include vases tallest 28cm, rose bowls, paperweights, drinking glasses (some personalisation), a carafe, a paperweight, trophies and candlesticks, by manufacturers including Tutbury Crystal and Stuart, etc (30+) (Condition report: most pieces appear in good condition, some damage and as stated, one trophy broken)

A stylish early 20th century German 800 standard white metal presentation trophy cup, with engraved inscription dated 1905, indistinct makers mark, height 42,1cm, 22oz.

A George III demi fluted silver two handled urn shaped pedestal presentation trophy cup and cover, by William Fountain, with engraved monogram and latin inscription, 'Amico suo Benjamin Hinds dono dat Jacobus Maxwell Anno Domini 1795', London, 1795, height 40.2cm, 49.5oz.

* SCOTT SUTHERLAND DA RSA FRBS (SCOTTISH 1910 - 1984),MOTHER & CHILDwood carving, signed, titled and dated 1982 to base34cm high.Note: Sculptor Scott Sutherland was born at Wick, Caithness. He trained at Gray's School of Art, Edinburgh School of Art and Ecole des Beaux Arts (Paris), and briefly in Egypt, Germany, Greece and Italy. He taught sculpture at Dundee College of Art from 1947. Sutherland's most important work was The Commando Memorial at Achnacarry (about a mile from Spean Bridge). He won an open competition in 1949 to design the memorial which was unveiled by the HM The Queen Mother on 27 September 1952. Other large-scale works include The Black Watch Memorial (1966) at Powrie Brae, Dundee and The Hugh Dowding Memorial (1972) at Moffat, Annandale & Eskdale. Among his other sculptures are: statues of famous Scotsman for the Empire Exhibition in Glasgow 1936; the Coat of Arms (in sandstone) for the entrance to National Library, Edinburgh; a bronze capercaillie for the school at Kenmore; the Robert Burns statue at Arbroath; the carved slate memorial panel to the crew of Broughty Ferry Lifeboat Mona; the silver trophy of the Royal Observer Corps and the Leaping Salmon Fountain for the Norrie Miller Memorial Garden at Perth in Perthshire. Sutherland won the Guthrie award in 1940. Only once in recent years has a wood carving by Scott Sutherland appeared in The Scottish Contemporary Art Auctions and "Diana" a 34cm high signed, titled and dated (1979) example sold for £1,100 (hammer), lot 588 12th September 2021.

An Edwardian cased pike trophy, some losses, in original case which measures 28cm x 80cm x 13cm

Sir John Morys Staghounds BMC September 5th 1908 Trophy

A 9ct gold curb link charm bracelet on a trigger clasp. Each link stamped '9 .375' and with hallmarks for Birmingham 1973; hung with ten various charms including a trophy cup, a part-fluted oval pedestal coffee pot, a dog, a kettle and a one pound note cylinder, these variously stamped and hallmarked, the bracelet weighs 56.1 grams gross

Miscellaneous items, to include an Ensign Auto-Kinecam '16 Type B No.4780' in leather case, mid-20th century silver plated twin handled trophy cup for the Necton & District Football League, hunting comprising of three graduated faux horn beakers in leather case etc

A GEORGE III SILVER-GILT TWO-HANDLED CUP AND COVER, by William Holmes, London 1801, the trophy in the form of an urn, decorated with partial fluting, borders of reeding and laurel leaves, applied floral garlands and a frieze of fruiting vines below the rim, one side with an engraved coat of arms, the other with an applied plaque depicting playfull putti. 43cm high, 93.7 troy ouncesView 360 degree spinMarks are clear and well struck to both the cup and the cover. Some surface wear commensurate with age but generally in good condition. Bid live on our website without additional charge

SELECTION OF SILVER PLATED ITEMSincluding a tankard, an embossed sommelier's cup, an Indian tea pot, a Bowling trophy, napkin rings, teaspoons, sugar tongs, etc.

A Victorian Silver Cased Compass, London 1867 and retailed by Asprey, Bond Street together with a Birmingham silver cigarette case and a Birmingham silver trophy cup

A small silver trophy cup, 14cm high, together with another, a musical box in the form of a grand piano, 12cm wide, and other items

A quaich, the handles engraved with thistles and overall hammered finish, together with a plated trophy cup (2)The qucich is unmarked, rim slighlty misshapen and with a folded seam all the way around the inner rim, a hole on the underside of each handle, some ware and scratchesThe Throphy with heavy ware to the plating

Hallmarked Silver Coffee Spoons, initialled with golf club detail, assorted plated cutlery, boxed knives, an oval plated tray, waiter trophy etc.

A Walker & Hall Plated Twin Handled Lidded Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "R.A.O.B. G.L.E. Province of Sheffield & District Angling Club Cup Presented by Bro Cephas Lockwood, overall height approximately 31cm; Together with A Smaller Plated Lidded Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "ROAB GLE Angling Cup Presented By Bro Fred Shaw of the Sir Arthur Smith Lodge No.700 1914"; and another "Presented 1964 by Wm. Stones Ltdb Cannon Brewery, Sheffield to R.A.O.B. Sheffield & District Province Angling Section". (3)

A Plated Twin Handled Lidded Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "Presented to Manor Garden Guild by L.B. Turpin For Annual Competition", raised on socle base with applied band detailed with names and dates, overall height approximately 43cm; Together with A Smaller Plated Twin Handled Lidded Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "Woodseats Lodge 1953" "Presented by Bros S.R. & J.H. Norcliffe Handsworth Lodge No.2265" also detailed with lodge names and dates, fixed on socle base, overall height approximately 31cm; and another trophy "Felicity Lodge", on a socle base. (3)

A Collection of Assorted Plated Trophy Cups, including "Bro J.E. Younge R.O.H. Memorial Trophy", "The Fred Jackson Trophy", "Sir Tom Hale Challenge Trophy", Bill Storr Fishing Trophy", "R.A.O.B. Indoor Games", some on socle base; together with further socle bases.

A Hallmarked Silver Vase, inscribed "Presented to Mrs C.E. Siddall by the boys of the Sheffield Forge & Rolling Mills Co Ltd, on the occasion of the opening of Works Sports Club & Canteen August 9th 1919", 21.2cm high (base weighted); Together with Assorted Plated Ware, including wooden cased fish knives and forks, footed bowl trophy "Hillsborough Golf Club Captains Prize 1921", a pair of hallmarked silver preserve spoons, plated tea ware, baluster water jug dishes etc.

A Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "Manor Estate Garden Guild Cup For Annual Competition To Guild Member Gaining Most Points In The Show presented by W.G. Lockett", fixed on socle base with applied band detailed with names and dates, overall height approximately 31cm; Together with A Twin Handled Plated Trophy Cup, "RAOB Newfield Trophy", fixed on socle base with applied band detailed with names and dates. (2)

A Large Plated Twin Handled Lidded Pedestal Trophy Cup, inscribed "R.A.O.B. GLE Sir George Goodison Cup" "Presented by Bro W Ch..(?) to Commemorate the Opening of the Sir George Goodison Lodge Feby 22nd 1918 and the Initiation of 65 Brethren The Record for The Sheffield Province", the pull off cover with angler finial, overall fixed on socle base with applied band detailed with names and dates, overall height approximately 52cm.

A Modern Novelty Hallmarked Silver Filled Figure of A Golfer, with dog at his feet, overall height approximately 17.5cm, Sheffield 1997; together with a Spanish golfing trophy. (2)

Two hallmarked silver trophy cups, approx weight of silver 651g

A GEORGE IV SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVERJ. E. TERREY & CO., LONDON 1822With an orb finial to the ogee domed cover, twin leaf capped loop handles, reeded border, engraved with The Prince of Wales crest and HH 1822 within a wreath, on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot32cm (12 1/2in) high1135g (36.5 oz) Condition Report: Marks are lightly rubbed, body and cover markedCover fits wellEngraving is crispStands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useCondition Report Disclaimer

A VICTORIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVEREDWARD BARNARD & SONS LTD., LONDON 1898With a bell shaped finial to the ogee domed cover, the body with twin leaf capped double scroll handles, a girdle, engraved with an armorial and 'Presented to Cuthbert Leicester Warren Eqsuire upon his attaining his majority. By the tenants on the Tabley Estate 6 November 1838', on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot47cm (18 1/2in) high3939g (126.65 oz)Provenance: The Property of the Trustees of the Davenport Estate  The armorial for Cuthbert Leicester WARREN (1877-1954) of Tabley, Cheshire. He was the 2nd and youngest son of Sir Baldwin LEIGHTON (1836-1914) 8th Baronet of Wattlesborough, Shropshire who resided at Loton Park by Eleanor Leicester WARREN (1841-1914), later LEIGHTON-WARREN who assumed the arms of WARREN. In 1904 he married Hilda Marguerite DAVENPORT (died 1944) the daughter of Edward Henry DAVENPORT and had two sons. Cuthbert's maternal grandfather George Fleming LEICESTER (1811-1887) 2nd Baron Tabley, assumed the family name WARREN in respect of a bequest from kinswoman Elizabeth WARREN-BULKELEY, viscountess Bulkeley. It is the 2nd Baron's grandfather Peter BYRNE (1732-1770), 4th Baronet Byrne of Nether Tabley, the son of John BYRNE (1705-1742) 3rd Baronet of Nether Tabley by Meriel LEICESTER heiress of Francis LEICESTER 3rd Baronet Tabley, who in 1755 married Catherine FLEMING (died 1786), who had in 1744 adopted the family name LEICESTER. The BYRNE family were of Timogue, Queens County and Cabinteely, Dublin.Condition Report: Marks are clearCover sits wellEngraving crispStands wellLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and useThe armorial for Cuthbert Leicester WARREN (1877-1954) of Tabley, Cheshire. He was the 2nd and youngest son of Sir Baldwin LEIGHTON (1836-1914) 8th Baronet of Wattlesborough, Shropshire who resided at Loton Park by Eleanor Leicester WARREN (1841-1914), later LEIGHTON-WARREN who assumed the arms of WARREN. In 1904 he married Hilda Marguerite DAVENPORT (died 1944) the daughter of Edward Henry DAVENPORT and had two sons. Cuthbert's maternal grandfather George Fleming LEICESTER (1811-1887) 2nd Baron Tabley, assumed the family name WARREN in respect of a bequest from kinswoman Elizabeth WARREN-BULKELEY, viscountess Bulkeley. It is the 2nd Baron's grandfather Peter BYRNE (1732-1770), 4th Baronet Byrne of Nether Tabley, the son of John BYRNE (1705-1742) 3rd Baronet of Nether Tabley by Meriel LEICESTER heiress of Francis LEICESTER 3rd Baronet Tabley, who in 1755 married Catherine FLEMING (died 1786), who had in 1744 adopted the family name LEICESTER. The BYRNE family were of Timogue, Queens County and Cabinteely, Dublin. The blazon: quarterly of four -  1,4: chequy or and azure, on a canton gules a lion rampant argent (Warren). 2: gules, a chevron between three dexter hands couped at the wrist appaume argent (Byrne). 3: azure, a fess between three fleurs de lis argent (Leicester). Crest: on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a wyvern argent wings expanded chequy or and azure (Warren) Mottoe: TENEBOCondition Report Disclaimer

AN INDIAN COLONIAL TROPHY CUP AND COVERTWENTYMAN & CO., CALCUTTA CIRCA 1835With a foliate finial to the ogee domed cover, chased with a floral band and a tongue and foliate border, the body half chased with a conforming floral band, twin floral chased loop handles, engraved 'To Captain J. Herring 37th Regiment as a mark of esteem from the undermentioned member of the Mess....' and on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot34cm (13 1/2in) high1685g (54.15 oz) John Herring arrived in India on the 10th Sept 1805. He rose to the rank of Lieutenant during the Nepal War in 1814 - 1815. His Indian military adventures took him to Afghanistan during the First Afghan War of 1838-42 as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the 37th Regiment of the Bengal Native Infantry. He was murdered by tribesmen at Haidar Khel in Afghanistan on 3rd December 1839, and was buried in Kabul two days later. Condition Report: Marks are partially obscuredDecoration goodEngraving crispCover does not sit wellDent to cover rimSmall thin patch just below engravingSlightly wobblesCondition Report Disclaimer

A SET OF SIX SILVER AND SILVER GILT GOBLETSJUSSUF HUSSEIN ABBO, LONDON 1970With alternating silver and silver gilt bands, turned stems and on conical bases 14cm (5 1/2in) high1584g (50.95 oz) The Extel stakes at Goodwood was a handicap race over 11 furlongs for 3 year olds. The race ran from 1970 - 1990. The initial prize for winning the race was £10,000, rising to £30,000. The winner was also presented with a trophy, in the form or an ewer and two goblets designed by Jussuf Huessein Abbo. The ewer was handed back each year, but the goblets were retained by the winner. This lot is accompanied by race cards from the 1979 and 1981 races, which shows identical trophy cups on the front covers.   Condition Report: Marks are well struckAll stand wellNo engravingSome rubbing and spotting to the gildingLight scratches and wear commensurate with age and use Condition Report Disclaimer

Edwardian Period - Superb Sterling Silver Twin Handle Horse Racing Cup / Trophy of Excellent Proportions / Quality. Hallmark London 1908, Provenance - Bought From the Kings Jewellers, Carrington & Co, 17th October 1902. Silver Weight 853.8 grams. Height 8.25 Inches - 20.70 cms. Excellent Condition, Excellent Silver Gauge. Comes with Letter From Carrington & Co 1908.

A Collection of Assorted Silver Plated Items comprising tea pot, table ware, salt and pepper, cake stand, various spoons, trophy, flatware, tray etc

A Good Collection of Sterling Silver Trophy Cups - All Fully Hallmarked for Sterling Silver ( 4 ) Various Sizes and Dates + A Heavy Silver Marked Scratch Champion Lizard Handle Thornton Cup, Won by a Captain A.N. Brewer In the Year of 1945. Total Silver Weight 868.6 grams.

A LARGE SILVER TWIN HANDLED PRESENTATION TROPHY The trophy engraved with the presentation: ' London breweries amateur sports association darts cup presented by E.R Courage ESQ' The trophy sat on a wooden base marked Alfred Roden & Son Ltd Hatton Garden, London EOI Silversmiths Hallmarked Birmingham 1937, 28cm high, bowl diameter 19.5cm, GROSS WEIGHT TO INCLUDE A LARGE METAL SCREW AND BOLT TO THE BASE 997g

A LARGE SILVER TWIN HADLED PRESENTATION TROPHY The trophy engraved with the presentation: 'LONDON BREWERIES AMATEUR SPORTS ASSOCIATION INDIVIDUAL DART CHAMPIONSHIP presented to B. STUART LUSH ESQ 1937, the trophy sat on a removable plastic base hallmarked Birmingham 1937, 25.7cm high, bowl diameter 15cm, GROSS WEIGHT TO INCLUDE A LARGE METAL TRIPOD SCREW AND BOLT 692g Condition Report : A presentation plaque to the base Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

TEN ASSORTED DIECAST MODEL VEHICLES comprising a Matchbox Models of Yesteryear No.YS-65, Special Limited Edition Austin 7 Collection; Corgi No.97690, Ferrari 1962 Tourist Trophy Set; and others, each mint or near mint and boxed (Solido Facel in incorrect box).

A Longtown silver bowling trophy, weight 113 grams, London silver hallmark 1885

Triumph part vintage motorcycle engine marked Trophy and bearing a Serial No. T10013202 NA

Vintage Scalextric F/302 Tv Gantry, 1st issue with cameraman and commentator, 19 Scalextric parts/accessories in packets, A/263 presentation trophy set (missing winners wreath) three loose trophies, 5 rubber track accessories, thirty three figures, all in good the excellent condition.(A.lot)

A large 19th century Swiss rosewood and marquetry rounded rectangular bells in sight orchestral music box, 17.5cm cylinder playing eight airs on a one-piece comb, four bells and a snare drum, serial number 21961, corresponding tune sheet, inlaid with a musical trophy and outlined with boxwood stringing, bracket feet, 26cm high, 49.5cm wide, 31.5cm deep, c.1870

A George V silver presentation twin handled trophy cup, with twin handles and a circular capstan base, with engraved presentation to front, Birmingham 1927, makers mark rubbed, 423gms Condition Report:Available upon request

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, by William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1922, and an Edwardian silver footed bowl, with presentational inscription,  Birmingham 1909 (makers mark rubbed), 299gms (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

A large collection of EPNS including trays, salvers, an EPNS and glass cake stand, a silver hand mirror, an EPNS tea service, pewter tankards, EPNS goblets, EPNS trophy cups etc Condition Report:Available upon request

A collection of EPNS including two EPNS trophy cups, sugar bowl, cream jugs, part of a rattle, a Chinese silver model of a pagoda, a cased set of EPNS and stainless steel handled fruit knives etc Condition Report:Available upon request

A HALLMARKED SHEFFIELD SILVER TROPHY WITH SHIELDS HEIGHT 32CM TO TOP OF THE HANDLE GROSS WEIGHT 1436 GRAMS TROPHY APPROXIMATELY 700 GRAMS WITH FIXING BOLT

Guernsey 'Schneider Trophy Victory' Commemorative 1 Crown Coin Cover 3698 of 4000. RJ Mitchell Stamp and Guernsey £2 Stamp with 13.9.96 Postmark. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A sterling silver un-marked silver tray / salver as a trophy, 10.67 oz

A silver Christening mug, London 1945, with presentation engraving, together with a further silver Christening mug and four small silver presentation trophy cups, total weight approx 14.5oz (6)

A small collection of silver and white metal, to include; a Christening mug, four belt buckles, a shoe buckle, a four division toast tack, a small trophy cup, a tablespoon, a pierced dish, etc, total weighable silver approx 15.6oz (a lot)

A Victorian silver two handled trophy cup, Walter & John Barnard, London 1894, of typical form with engraved presentation 'Shooting Challenge Cup...1895' and with winners names, presented upon ebonised base, 26cm high (including base), weight approx 19.1oz, together with a silver plated biscuit barrel (2)