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Golfing interest - a novelty silver vesta, cast in relief with a golfer, stamped 925 sterling, approx 3cm x 3cm; a Victorian silver hear-shape vesta, chased with ivy leaves, Birmingham 1896, approx 4cm; an Edwardian silver heart-shaped pill box, approx 4cm, import marks for Chester 1907; an Edwardian silver miniature doll's house table, cast with angels, approx 3cm high, Birmingham 1906; a silver propelling toothpick, Birmingham 1967; an Egyptian silver box, the domed cover pierced with hieroglyphics, approx 4.5cm; a George V small silver trophy, approx 7cm high; and a silver posy holder, approx 5.5cm, total gross weight approx 4.31ozt

A trophy inscribed to J.B. Constant "Winner of the 1st Prize for the one mile flat race open to all comers on July 23rd 1887" along with a heavy silver plated jug by Mappin and Webb

Autographed GRAHAM WILLIAMS 12 x 8 photo B/W, depicting the West Brom captain descending the famous steps at Wembley, FA Cup in hand, after being presented with the trophy following his side's 1 0 victory over Everton in the 1968 Final, signed in blue 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 £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

A silver presentation trophy with inscription

A cut glass perfume/scent bottle with embossed silver collar depicting scrolling flowers and foliage, together with a small silver trophy (35g)

Silver pedestal challenge cup 'Kings Cup 1956' H12cm and a smaller trophy with cover 10.7oz

A quantity of hallmarked silver to include a table bell, a letter opener and a trophy cup with pull off cover, approx total weight 242g

Fellows (Charles) Account of the Ionic Trophy Monument excavated at Xanthus, first edition, presentation copy from the author to Baron Behr inscribed on upper cover, 2 lithographed and 2 wood-engraved plates, one folding, original printed wrappers, a little rubbed and soiled, rebacked in cloth, corner of upper cover reinforced, [Not in Atabey or Blackmer], 1848; An Account of Discoveries in Lycia...during a Second Excursion in Asia Minor, first edition, 2 engraved maps with routes in red & blue, 36 etched or lithographed plates, 3 folding or double-page, one hand-coloured, folding plate of inscriptions, illustrations, errata leaf at end, some foxing and offsetting, original pictorial black cloth, gilt, recased, a little rubbed at joints and edges, [Atabey 425; Blackmer 579], 1841 § Birch (Samuel) Observations on the Xanthian Marbles recently deposited in the British Museum, offprint from 'Archaeologia' vol.XXX pp.176-204, modern buckram, black morocco label to upper cover, 1843, 4to & large 8vo (3)⁂ The first item is scarce. Fellows had discovered the ruins of Xanthus, the ancient capital of Lycia, on his first expedition to Asia Minor in 1838. His account of his discoveries (see previous lot) generated great excitement in England and on behalf of the British Museum, a firman was requested from the sultan to export some of the Lycian treasures to England. As a result seventy-eight packing cases of sculptures were exported to the British Museum in 1842.Baron Behr was an important collector of coins who donated part of his collection to the British Museum.

Victorian silver trophy awarded to Private W.H. Daysh of the 1st V.B. The Welsh Regiment A Company, London 1892, 16.5cm high, 360g approx standing on an ebonised base

Persian (possibly Isfahan) white metal golf trophy/vase, 6cm high, and a quantity of serving spoons, tongs, etc, 655g approx gross

Three Corgi Dieast Model Vehicle Sets, including #97690 Ferrari 1962 Tourist Trophy set, #C91 three van set, #D14/1 The Dandy/Beano two vehicle set, boxed.

A pair of French oval three drawer occasional tables, c.1900, in walnut and marquetry with gilt metal mounts, the three quarter galleried tops with floral marquetry and dentil banding, over three conforming drawers flanked by faux-fluted stiles and floral marquetry sides and back, raised over a wavy apron on angular cabriole legs united by a kidney shaped undertier with marquetry literary trophy and gilt brass three quarter gallery, 19½ x 14in. (49.5 x 35.5cm.), 31in. (71.75cm.) high, one with fading to colour. (2)

A Victorian ebonised and marquetry occasional table, the rectangular top with inset leather and marquetry border, over a gilt brass mounted and marquetry frieze, raised on shaped supports with a marquetry undertier with musical trophy, 20 x 14¼in. (50.75 x 36.25cm.), 30¼in. (76.75cm.) high.

A Victorian carved oak Carolean revival fire screen, the two panel frame carved with foliage, egg & dart border and grotesque masks with protruding tongues, below a pierced foliate and cartouche cresting with military trophy, the uprights carved with lion masks with brass loose ring handles, raised on two pairs of foliate and scroll carved paw feet, 51¼in. (130cm.) high, 31¼in. (79.5cm.) wide.

Of Motoring Interest - Geo.VI hallmarked silver two handled trophy and cover, on stepped circular base, engraved 'The Harry Sheard Pontefract Trophy, Presented to Castleford Motor Club for Annual Competition 1959' on turned wooden base, Birmingam 1937, H42cm, 28.2ozt

Rare Canada 1 Cent Coin, Great Britain pre '47 Silver plus other coins.Lot comprises rare 1907 Heaton mint One cent coin in A.Unc condition (only 800,000 issued). 70 pence of G.B pre 1947 (plus a little pre '20) silver coinage. Three silver Dutch guilders, plus silver quarter dollars, a silver Mactavish Trophy award, a rare 1952 sixpence, a 1918 H, 1919 H and 1919 KN pennies, a bag containing approximately 50 Victorian and Edwardian coins, an 1854 penny, plus a wooden box containing approximately 2.5 kg of British and Foreign coins.

A late 18th / early 19th Century Prisoner of War (POW) carved bone wall mirror, all-over carved foliage, the crest with twin mythical creatures beside flags and trophy of arms above the text POLONIAE (Poland), various shield and putti mounts, oval bevelled glass. Thought to have been crafted by French prisoners of war as a commission.

A presentation copy of the limited-edition print 'Moment of Triumph' after Gerald Coulson (1926-2021), depicting the winning of the Schneider Trophy by Great Britain in 1931, signed the artist and veterans, framed and glazed.

20th Century half model of a Trophy Salmon, in grey and white paint backed onto a mahogany board, 137cm x 40cm 

Samuel Marti a French white marble and ormolu clock garniture, early 20th century, the 8-day clock in an architectural case with triumphal military trophy surmount above a dial marked in Arabic numerals and decorated with swags of flowers and marked "Comptoir General."Accompanied by a pair of matching two sconce candelabra each mounted with a flaming quiver of arrows motif on corresponding white marble bases with toupee feet. 18 cm wide x 34 cm high x 12 cm deep (the clock)Qty: 3Private collectionCondition report: The bodies of the clock and accompanying candelabra are good without cracksThe clock is complete with a pendulum and key the retaining nut for the bell has dropped inside the body of the clock when the bell was removed to see the maker's name.The going and the chiming train wind and go through the motions of escaping and striking when the hands are moved to the hour positionsThe dial has some fine cracks to the top section at around 11.00 oclcok.Note the fact that the movement runs is NO guarantee of accuracy or reliability but the clock came from a private residence and I can only assume it would have been working whilst there.

A.D Mougin, a French white marble and ormolu mounted clock garniture, late 19th/20th century. The clock supported on the backs of a pair of putti, the dial marked in Arabic numerals and decorated with swagged garlands below an amatory trophy mounted on a rectangular base with toupe feet, accompanied by a pair of matching swag draped urn form pastile burners on corresponding white marble bases. 26 cm wide x 35 cm high (the clock)Condition report: The bodies of the clock are good without chips or cracks, I can see some quite good replacement brass beaded moulding around the base.The dial is good and bright and looks to be intact but it moves slightly when touched, perhaps the solder fixing has come looseThe clock comes with a pendulum and (a) key. The spring steel pendulum suspension is slightly twisted.I have wound both trains and one had very little travel and the other a little more, I set the pendulum in motion but it stopped soon after, this could be because of the twistI tried advancing the hands to see if I could get the chiming train to activate but it remained unresponsive.In brief, the clock is in good decorative order but will require mechanical work to make good

A group of silver and white metal items to include a Samuel Mordan & Co pencil, along with loose Mordan pencils in original box, a small trophy cup, and other itemsLocation: porter

A silver trophy 336.5g

Julian Draxler signed 12x8 colour photo pictured with the World Cup trophy while playing for Germany. Good condition Est.

Andre Schurrle signed 12x8 colour photo pictured lifting the World Cup trophy while playing for Germany. Good condition Est.

Autographed STEVE DAVIS 12 x 8 photo colour, depicting Davis kissing the trophy awarded to him after his victory over Ronnie O'Sullivan in the Benson and Hedges Masters Final at Wembley in 1997, signed in gold marker. Good condition Est.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SHERATON REVIVAL SATINWOOD PAINTED KIDNEY SHAPED TRAYWith wavy gallery and twin handles, centred by a trophy of music instruments and ribbons, 66cm wideCondition report: Various old chips, scuffs and some shrinkage commensurate with use and age. Notably an old repaired horizontal shrinkage crack running across the width and a few old repairs to the gallery.  Dirt and dust. 

Pair of polished pewter trophy cups, each with planished body and twin handles, each H: 22 cm. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

A silver trophy, approx. wt. 5ozt.

A collection of 23 original photographs of vintage sports cars including Frazer Nash, Maserati 1500, Alfa Romeo, type S7 Bugatti, Riley 9, taken at Aintree August trophy races 1962, Prescott Hill climb 1963, British Grand Prix Paddock Aintree 1957, Oulton Park VSCC 1963, most of the photos approx. 22 X 17cm.

GEORGE UNITE; a Victorian hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, with chased floral decoration flanking central presentation inscription 'For Best Foal 1878', Birmingham 1878, approx weight 5.93ozt/184g.Additional InformationThe piece is heavily tarnished, slightly off set, denting to the base and body.

T.S; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup, raised on single knop stem terminating on plastic plinth base, Birmingham 1933, height 15cm.Additional InformationThe piece with heavy wear, denting, it is misshapen and leaning to one side, tarnishing.

WILLIAM COMYNS & SONS LTD; a Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup with inscriptions relating to a swimming club, London 1902, approx 24ozt/750g.Additional InformationTarnishing throughout, hallmarks are slightly rubbed otherwise in good condition

THOMAS HAYES; a Edward VII twin handled trophy cup with inscriptions relating to a swimming club, Birmingham 1902, approx 4ozt.152g.Additional InformationSlight tarnishing and minor dents, hallmark slightly rubbed.

TURNER & SIMPSON; a George VI hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, Birmingham 1947, approx 21.4ozt/668g.Additional InformationThe marks are slightly rubbed, the base is dented. The piece has been weighted at some point and there are traces/remains of the wax to the underside. Minor scratches and scuffs. The piece has not been engraved.

WALKER & HALL; a George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy shaped vase, Sheffield 1910, together with further hallmarked silver including a footed bowl, mustard spoons, a pair of sugar tongs, etc, combined weight 13.18ozt/410g.

George VI silver twin handled trophy cup of plain polished design, London 1937, maker's mark CE, 352gms, standing on a black painted socle, 22cm tall (a/f)

George Vi silver twin handled trophy of plain polished design, London 1937, 133gms, 18.5cm tall, standing on a black plastic socle (a/f)

Silver Art Nouveau Trophy Bowl. 948g. Sheffield 1908, Walker & Hall. Ornate scroll handles, period inscription, mounted on wooden base.Diameter 30.5 cm x Height excluding base 16.5 cmCondition report: Small area of dings, otherwise good

Silver Plated Military Interest Owl Mounted Trophy. Inscription to plaqueHeight 14 cm x Diameter base 9.5 cmCondition report: Excellent

Golfing Interest - The British Open Championship, Hoylake, 1947 runner-up Reg Horne silver trophy presented to him by his members at Hendon Golf Club as a momentous of his excellent performance, on plinth base, hallmarked Robert Pringle & Sons, London, 1938 (119g gross) - Additional information- R.Horne nearly won the 1947 Open Championship at Hoylake, scoring a 71 in the final round to catch and overtake players like Henry Cotton and Norman Von Nida as the third round leaders all struggled, but in the end Irishman Fred Daly beat him by one shot

A George V silver twin handled golf trophy, ' G.G.C President's Cup 1923 won by R. Howlett ',Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1922,  258g gross Greatstone Golf Club, Littlestone-on-Sea, Kent.

1947 Dunlop Masters Golf Tournament silver plated trophy tankard won by R W Horne (Reg Horne) and engraved Little Aston Golf Club Golf 1947, made by Goldsmiths London

1953 Dunlop Masters Golf Tournament silver plated trophy tankard won by R W Horne (Reg Horne) and engraved Sunningdale Golf Club Berkshire 1953 - made by Goldsmiths London

Mixed Lot: old Sheffield plate twin handled trophy cup, 15cm tall, a pair of hallmarked silver candlesticks (loaded), a silver trumpet shaped table lighter, London 1902, (loaded), a silver handled and steel tongs and a steel button hook (all a/f)

Mixed Lot: silver twin handled trophy with presentation engraving, London, 1952, maker's mark for Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, 13cm tall, together with a solid silver egg cup, London, 1936, g/w 145gms

George V silver small trophy cup and lid with reeded mid-section and border, twin scroll capped leaf handles to a spreading circular base on a socle, Sheffield 1934, maker's mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd, 11cm tall, 112gms

Mixed Lot: George VI silver tankard of tapering cylindrical form, applied reeded C-shaped handle standing on a spreading foot, engraved "Timothy like father like son", 10cm tall, Birmingham 1904, maker's mark Ernest W Haywood (a/f), together with a silver twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1932, g/w 233gms

AN IMPORTANT GEORGIAN PRESENTATION MAMELUKE OF CHARLES WILLIAM VANE-STEWART, 80.5cm sharply curved trophy kilij blade with gold koftgari signature panels and highlights, gilt hilt, the crossguard with cross-hatch decoration and chiselled with scrolling foliage and flowerheads, the backstrap chased and decorated with geometric designs, rose head riveted mother-o'-pearl grips, chain guard mounts, contained in its copper gilt mounted leather wrapped wooden scabbard, decorated with geometric designs and scrolling foliage, further applied with a presentation plaque, Presented by C. W. Vane Marquis of Londonderry GCB GCH BE GRS STGeo TO His Nephew Captn D. Wood RA ANNO 1847. Charles William Vane, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry first saw active service in the French Revolutionary wars as a young Lieutenant in 1794. He further served with distinction in the Peninsular Wars as a Cavalry Commander during the Corunna campaign with Paget and later as Wellington's Adjutant took part in the Battle of Talavera. Vane is famously depicted in a Portrait, now in the National Portrait Gallery and shown here, in which this Mameluke is slung over his shoulder. Three rivets lacking from one side of the grip, which is also cracked.

A RARE FRENCH 1ST EMPIRE SABRE D'OFFICIER SUPERIEUR DE CARABINIERS ADAPTED FOR USE BY A BRITISH OFFICER, 83cm sharply curved fullered blade with clipped back tip, etched damascus pattern along its entire length and etched to either side with a panel with English imagery in the Klingenthal style, to include mythical beasts, laurel wreath, a Mesopotamian staff, the club of Hercules, GR cypher, crowned Royal arms and makers' panels for CF for Coulaux Freres and Tatham et Egg, further etched Klingenthal on the back edge, regulation copper gilt hilt pierced with the Imperial Napoleonic crown, the white metal orb, flaming grenade and monogram N now removed, lion's mask pommel, wire bound leather grip, contained in its gilt brass mounted steel scabbard. Presumably a trophy sword re-bladed at Klingenthal by a British officer during the occupation of 1815-1818. See Gazette des Armes, The Armourer, and Man at Arms for articles discussing this and similar swords with English decorated Klingenthal blades.

A GEORGE V SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP OF CONICAL FORM, the handles cast with lion mask topped 'C' scrolls, the cup engraved 'PRESENTED BY LUKE LILLINGSTON, ESQ., M.F.H. TO A. HAMMONDS, AS FIRST PRIZE AT THE CLAY PIGEON SHOOT HELD AT WITHERLEY 25TH APRIL 1934', on a short circular pedestal with two lion masks mounts, stepped circular foot, makers Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Limited, London 1931, 50.14ozt, 1559.7 grams, height 33cm (Condition report: tarnished throughout, a few areas of surface scratches, maker's mark partially rubbed, base is fairly level on a flat surface)

A Collection of Various Silver Plated Items to Comprise Bowls, Tankards, Trophy, Pierced Dishes, Horse Dish etc

A Victorian silver twin handled trophy cup CONDITION REPORT: 142.1g

A silver twin handled trophy cup engraved 'CBC Beith Cup 1934' CONDITION REPORT: 106g

A Victorian Scottish silver Life-Saving medal inscribed “Presented By The Lord Provost & Magistrates of Edinburgh To Robert M. Ballantyne In Recognition of His Meritorious Services In Saving Life at the Disastrous Fire In The Canongate, October 9th 1867”, the reverse engraved with the Arms of the City of Edinburgh, makers mark: A.M. & Co.; together with a silver-plated tennis trophy beaker won by J.G. Ballantyne in 1900. THE CANONGATE FIRE: On the 9th October 1867, a fire broke out at the premises of fireworks maker Thomas Hammond in Chessels Court, Cannongate, resulting in five fatalities.

A set of six silver-gilt trophy teaspoons, each with enamel terminal depicting the Arms of the City of Bath, the fitted case labelled “Bath Rose Show, 1931”, Birmingham 1920-31 by Sydney & Co.; & a set of six Hanoverian rat-tail coffee spoons, Sheffield 1927, in fitted case.

A pair of Victorian silver salt cellars with gilt interiors, engraved decoration, each on fluted pedestal foot, Birmingham 1868 by Geo. Unite; a pair of dwarf candlesticks; an engraved silver-cased scent bottle; a small trophy cup; a perpetual calendar; a masonic paperweight (w.a.f.); & a sterling plain egg cup.

A Victorian equestrian 'Thorn Trophy' silver two-handled cup and coverMappin & Webb, London 1894 Tapering vase shape, pull-off peaked lid with fluted finial, rams head masks to the handles, chased anthemion leaves around the body and borders, and an engraved inscription 'THORN CHALLENGE TROPHY - ENFIELD AND DISTRICT HORSE SOCIETY', on a removable presentation base, the silver surround inscribed with the trophy winners from 1962 to 1978, height of cup 39cm, weight trophy 40oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A late 19th century French rosewood and marquetry inlaid and stained wood cylinder music boxby Paillard Vaucher et Filsthe rectangular case with musical trophy decoration to the lid, the brass cylinder numbered 1824 playing eight airs, the movement with single-spring motor and single-section comb with zither attachment within an ebonised interior under glass dust lid, 15cm high, 57cm wide, 22cm deepThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Group of three 1930's silver Presentation trophy oars from HMS Royal Oak, all engraved and named to N.T. Davies, each approximately 20cm in length. N.B. Formerly the property of Norman Theodore 'Taffy' Davies, who served on HMS Hood and HMS Royal Oak. See also lot(s) 861, 863 and 864