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A Small Collection of Curios to Include Clay Pipes, Two Handled Trophy, Padlocks, Penknife, Tankard, Military Badges etc (Mannequin Head not Included)

Collection of Athletics Association medals, trophy and sundries,

1930s silver two handled athletics trophy on stand (Birmingham 1931)

1920s silver two handled trophy on stand (Birmingham 1926) and late Victorian silver cup with floral decoration (London 1899)

Brazil signed FDC cover “1970 Copa Del Mundo Jules Rimet", autographed by four players of the winning team, often cited as the greatest ever World Cup team, Pele, Jairzinho, Carlos Alberto and Gerson. Brazil beat Italy 4-1 in the final, thus winning it for the third time thus allowing the to keep the trophy permanently, also the first World Cup that referees were allowed to issue yellow & red cards

Maradona signed replica of the 1986 World Cup “THE HAND OF GOD” jersey against England, autographed to front by arguably one of the World's greatest ever footballers, name and number to reverse, Diego also scored “the goal of the century” against England during the same match, Argentina would go onto lift the trophy after beating West Germany 3-2, Maradona was the Golden Ball winner as player of the tournament, comes with COA

Manchester United b&w player profile postcard & photograph album, circa 1960s,comprising approximately 26 postcards and photographs, not stuck down on album pages, includes George Best with Sir Matt Busby with the European champion clubs cup trophy, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, Brian Kidd and more

Arts and Crafts silver cigarette box awarded to Stan Mellor on the occasion of riding the winner of the 1960 Topham Trophy Steeplechase aboard Arthur Maiden's Fresh Winds at Aintree,hallmarked Chester, 1918, by Joseph A Hodel of the Bromsgrove Guild, the rectangular silver box with acanthus leaf embossed pierced strapwork hinges and clasp, the lid inscribed with TOPHAM TROPHY STEEPLECHASE 1960 PRESENTED BY MESSRS. TOPHAM LTD WON BY MR ARTHUR MAIDEN'S 'FRESH WINDS' RIDDEN BY S. MELLOR, raised upon four squat stepped supports, the interior with fitted cedarwood,  8 by 23 by 13cm., total weight 125gms., bears minor surface wear and slight dent closing clasp Fresh Winds was trained by Roy Whiston at Market Drayton.Provenance:The Stan Mellor Collection

The Mildmay Memorial Steeplechase bronze trophy awarded to jockey Stan Mellor for winning on Stalbridge Colonist at Sandown Park in 1968,modelled as two racehorses with jockey's aboard riding a finish, mounted upon a wooden plinth base with engraved plaque MILDMAY MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE SANDOWN PARK 1968 STALBRIDGE COLONIST, 14 by 20 by 12.5cm., sold with a quantity of other photographs and press cuttings relating to Stalbridge Colonist, including a signed article with image of Stan Mellor on Stalbridge Colonist, signed in black ink, a montage of three b & w photographs of Stalbridge Colonist with Stan Mellor including at the Whitbread Gold Cup 1968 and a b & w photograph of Stalbridge Colonist and Stan Mellor challenging Arkle and Pat Taaffe at the last to win the 1966 Hennessy Gold Cup, framed and glazed overall 21 by 25cm, (qty)Stalbridge Colonist was owned by Reg Blundell, Chairman of Plymouth Argyle Football Club, and trained by Ken Cundell at Compton.Provenance:The Stan Mellor CollectionPlease be aware all glass will be removed from framed and glazed items prior to posting and may result in delays to shipping your items. (This service is included in the cost of postage and packing). We can also totally remove all framing and mounts upon request to reduce shipping costs. Alternatively lots can be collected in person by prior appointment from NN8 1RT.

The Sportsman's trophy of the month awarded to the jockey Stan Mellor in December 1971 for riding his 1,000th National Hunt winner,sculptural electroplated trophy raised upon a ebonised plinth base with applied engraved plaque THE SPORTSMAN'S AWARD OF THE MONTH DECEMBER 1971 STAN MELLOR MBE, height 25cm., sold with colour photograph of Stan Mellow on Ouzo passing the winners post in his 1000th winning race at Nottingham on 18th December 1971, mounted on card, overall 17.5 by 23cm. and b & w press photograph of Stan Mellor abroad Ouzo being led into the winners enclosure, 25 by 20cm., (3)Provenance:The Stan Mellor Collection

A Swedish silver racing trophy dated 1977,hallmarked Stockholm 1976, by Eric Rastrom, the flared squat bowl engraved R V ARNOLD HEDERSPRIS, STROMSHOLM, 1977, , 8 by 15.5cm., weight 320gms.Provenance:The Stan Mellor Collection

The winning trainer's trophy for the Hamilton Memorial Steeplechase at Kelso on 23rd February 1990,pewter modelled as a racehorse, raised upon a wooden plinth base, with engraved plaque HAMILTON MEMORIAL STEEPLECHASE 1990, 17 by 22 by 7cm. Stan Mellor trained Rubika to win this race for owner Trevor Hemmings. The race was a handicap for amateur riders and the winning jockey was Mr D Gray at odds 11-4.Provenance:The Stan Mellor Collection

French bronze of a thoroughbred awarded to Stan Mellor MBE in 1992,standing upon a variegated marble base with engraved plaque FRENCH HORSE TROPHY UNIC.1992, height 27cm., sold with a 10 by 15cm. colour photography of Stan Mellor MBE holding the trophy, the horse bears some patina wear to the right hind quarters, (2)UNIC was the Union of National & International Commerce. It no longer exists.Provenance:The Stan Mellor Collection

An official souvenir photograph album presented to Stan Mellor MBE on the occasion of the Washington DC International and Colonial Cup in November 1970, the album cover inscribed in gilt and bearing the logo of the Racegoers Club, the album containing eight b & w photographs, including jockey groups, race action, trophy presentation and other subjects; sold together with a Colonial Cup (Camden, South Carolina) souvenir pint tankard in American pewter by Wilton, Columbia, PA (2) Provenance: The Stan Mellor Collection

Danish Flight race winning silks from the Arkle Challenge Trophy at Cheltenham on 15th March 1988,in the colours of A.F Budge (Equine) Ltd, yellow silks with red epaulettes, hooped sleeves and cap; sold with three 12.5 by 17.5cm colour photographs of the winner Danish Flight with Mark Dwyer on board, (4).Danish Flight was ridden by Mark Dwyer and trained by Jimmy Fitzgerald.

Gold horse racing trophy for the 1936 Chepstow Summer Cup,a 9ct. gold twin handled cup and cover by Fattorini & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1936, on a slender shaped pedestal, laurel decorated base and reserved panel inscribed GOLDEN ROD, CHEPSTOW, AUGUST 3rd 1936, height 19.5cm., weight 241gr., cup somewhat leaning forward, no damage Golden Rod was a chestnut colt by Pick Of The Circus our of Bridle Goose. He was owned by Miss P Davies, trained at Ogbourne by Martin Hartigan and ridden by Gordon Richards. The Champion jockey had been apprenticed to Martin Hartigan's yard and continued to ride for him when available. Golden Rod took advantage of huge weight concessions in the Chepstow Summer Cup receiving 22lb from the runner-up and 20lb from the third to win the mile race by 1 1/2 lengths. Provenance: Sotheby's New Bond Street Saleroom, London, Sporting Sale, 18th July 2001, Lot 467.

Seven British Grand Prix programmes, held at Brands Hatch, Silverstone, Aintree, dating from 1956 to 1962 and 1978, lacking 1957, sold with further Silverstone programmes, Aintree National and International '200' meetings, Prescott Speed Hill Climb, Shelsley Walsh National Speed Hill Climb, Brand's Hatch Saloon Car Race, Goodwood Tourist Trophy Race, Mallory Park and Oulton Park Gold Cup, Spring Meeting, British Empire Trophy Race, approximately 90 programmes, some with race meet tags, each with wear (90)

Yvan Muller BTCC race winning trophy Donington 2005,This impressive trophy was presented to Yvan Muller for winning at Donington Park in April 2005, running the VX Racing Astra. He went on to be runner up in the series in that year, his last in BTCC season. The French driver is one of the most successful Touring Car drivers of all time, winning the prestigious BTCC as well as being four times WTCC Champion. He was also BTCC runner up twice and WTCC runner up no less than six times!This silver plated trophy has two fluted handles on either side. It sits on a black pedestal that has an engraved black plaque with the series sponsor ‘Dunlop’, the series round and the date of the event. It stands approximately 65cm in height. Whilst it has some minor patina and marks from storage, these do not detract from this fantastic piece.Original race winning trophies are rarely made available, let alone from a true legend of Touring Car Racing.

An important early trophy for women's tennis: The Buxton Open Lawn Tennis Tournament Challenge Silver Bowl for the Ladies Doubles All England Championship competed for between 1896 and 1902,the large rose bowl embossed the acanthus scrolls, rose heads and hatched decoration surrounding two engraved cartouches bearing BUXTON OPEN LAWN TENNIS TOURNATMENT CHALLENGE BOWL FOR THE LADIES DOUBLES ALL ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIP and the second with the winners names dating from 1896 to 1902 including three time winners Mrs Pickering and Miss Robb, raised upon a waited circular pedestal base with similar embossed decoration, the base engraved TO PEG FROM THE WINNER 27TH JUNE 1936, hallmarked London 1896 by Wakely and Wheeler, diameter 28cm., height 18cm., weight approx. 1164gm. Prior to 1913 Ladies’ Doubles was a non -Championship Event at Wimbledon and the Ladies Doubles All England Championship was held in the quiet English Spa town of Buxton in the Peak District. The first winners in 1887 were Lottie Dod and May Langrishe. In 1893, 1894 & 1895 the tournament was won by Mrs Hillyard and Mrs Steedman, and upon the third victory the trophy was retired and the players were allowed to retain it. What is being sold here is the new trophy first competed for in 1896. This trophy too was to be retired after the 1902 competition when Mrs Pickering and Miss Robb won it for a third time. The engraving to the base informs us that the trophy was later presented to "Peg" on 27th June 1936.Provenance: Mellors & Kirk auction, September 2019, Lot 173.

Five silver trophies awarded to the golfer Tom Haliburton between 1932 and 1936,comprising replica of the Goudie Cup won by T.B. Haliburton 1932, twin-handled squat trophy cup engraved, Birmingham 1932 Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, upon a black socle base, total height 9cm; two Dunlop squat trophies with DUNLOP lettering and two golf clubs crossed over, Birmingham 1934 by Elkington & Co Ltd, each raised upon black socle bases with silver engraved plaques for course record scores in 1936, total height 8cm; two squat trophies with two golf clubs crossed over, Birmingham 1913 by Elkington & Co Ltd, each raised upon black socle bases with silver engraved plaques for course record scores in 1935, total height 8cm, total silver weight 154gm.; sold together with The Glazer cup trophy cup with black socle base, silver-plated, total height 13cm; Carling-Caledonian 1961 tournament, Longniddry golf club Scotland qualifier tankard, pewter tankard, height 12cm., (7)

Miscellaneous golfing mementos from the carer of the golfer Tom Haliburton, comprising Nallog gold-plated wristwatch, with enamel dial and roman hours and brown leather strap, slight damage to dial and no glass; two Ryder Cup enamelled lapel badges for 1953 and 1961; CANADA CUP INTERNATIONAL GOLF TROPHY TEAM MEMBER medal awarded to THOMAS HALIBURTON SCOTLAND 1954, in fitted case, diameter 74mm.; EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE INTERNATIONALLE ALGEMENE 1958 medal in fitted case, diameter 78mm.; two Penfold Ace wrapped golf balls; four further golf balls, one lettered TOM HALIBURTON, one with faint black marker writing BOYS INTERNATINAL ST ANNE'S; The Duffy grass comb; Sahara International Las Vegas clip; (13)

Original artwork by Thorpe depicting a caricature of the England cricket captain Johnny Douglas holding The Ashes trophy circa 1920, Pen, ink and wash, depicting John Douglas holding the Ashes trophy bearing a hanging label WITH GREAT CARE in the cricket ground with kangaroo in the background, signed lower left, with pencil caption below WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME AGAIN! (OR AT LEAST WE HOPE SO) JOHN DOUGLAS WHO WILL CAPTAIN THE ENGLAND TEAM IN AUSTRALIA, with artist's notes in pencil on right margin. Mounted, glazed and framed, overall size 65 by 50cm.Please be aware all glass will be removed from framed and glazed items prior to posting and may result in delays to shipping your items. (This service is included in the cost of postage and packing). We can also totally remove all framing and mounts upon request to reduce shipping costs. Alternatively lots can be collected in person by prior appointment from NN8 1RT.

1997 Coca-Cola Football League Cup runners-up medal awarded to Middlesbrough's Clayton Blackmore, silver & enamel, obverse with trophy cup in relief surrounded by THE COCA-COLA CUP in red enamel, reverse engraved RUNNERS UP 1997, shield shaped with suspension ring, hallmarked silver Birmingham 1997 by Vaughton & Sons, weight 13gms., 36 by 28mm., within a fitted case the hinged lid gilt tooled with logo and THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE Leicester City defeated Middlesbrough in the final replay 1-0. Clayton Blackmore played for Middlesbrough during 1994-99, making 53 appearances scoring four goals. The replay was held at Hillsborough, 16th April 1997.Provenance: Clayton Blackmore collection Sotheby's auction Lot 92 14th July 2002.

Portsmouth FC EFL Checkatrade Trophy 2018-19 winner's medal gilt metal medal, obverse with a shield in relief and CHECKATRADE TROPHY EFL, reverse engraved WINNERS 2018/19, in original red leather case, the exterior with silver toolingPortsmouth defeated Sunderland 5-4 on penalties in the match played at Wembley Stadium, 31st March 2019. The original recipient of the medal is unknown.

Official Football League celebratory Golden Jubilee (1888-1938) illuminated address presented to Southampton FC 30th May 1938,30 by 20 in., colour illustrated address with editorial, list of founder clubs and current clubs for 1937-38 season, featuring profile of Mr W McGregor and Mr CE Sutcliffe with images of the trophy plaques for third division shield south, 2nd division shield and third division shield north, in two halves but with some losses, fold lines and tears, foxing, could be professionally repaired

A ceramic miniature replica of the F.A. Cup trophy circa 1950s, twin handled with impressed lettering, knopped lid and circular stand, markers stamp in underside of stand, height 24cm.

1912 F.A. Cup Final badge issued to the F.A. official Charles James Hughes (1853-1916),in hallmarked silver London 1911, designed with the FA Cup trophy and a view of the Crystal Palace ground.

A group of six Cheshire Football Association badges issued to their official Charles James Hughes (1853-1916) none are dated, all in gilt metal and enamel, three identical large medals inscribed COUNCIL, and two smaller badges inscribed EXCEUTIVE and the other a smaller lapel badge, sold together with a hallmarked silver trophy plaque with inscription to Charles J Hughes in recognition of his thirty years service as honorary secretary and dated July 1908, (7)

King George's Jubilee Trust silver trophy presented to the Preston North End goalkeeper George "Harry" Holdcroft, on marble base inscribed "presented by The Football Association for personal service in connecion with King George's Jubilee Trust May 1935 GH Holdcroft"., hallmarked silver, Denton & Down, Birmingham, 1934,  height (including base) 16cm.Harry Holdcroft (Preston North End, Everton and England goalkeeper)Lots 641 to 665George Henry Holdcroft (known as Harry) 1909 – 1983 played for Port Vale and Darlington before moving to Everton and was part of their chamionship winning squad of 1931-1932 but he is perhaps best known for his time at Preston North End making  172 consecutive appearances (263 in total) helping the Lambs to promotion in 1933-34. He also kept a clean sheet in their 1938 FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield town. Holdcroft was selected to play for England twice in the 1936 Home Internationals against Wales and Ireland.

Portsmouth FC signed 2019 EFL Checkatrade Trophy final match ball,the Mitre Delta ball printed with CHECKATRADE TROPHY FINAL, WEMBLEY STADIUM, SUNDAY 31ST MARCH 2019 with CHECKATRADE TROPHY EFL shield logo, signed in black marker pen by approximately 28 of Portsmouth squad and management, including Brett Pitman, Anton Walkes, Jamal Lowe, Nathan Thompson, Gareth Evans, Lee Brown and many morePortsmouth defeated Sunderland 5-4 on penalties in the match played at Wembley Stadium, 31st March 2019.

Andy Awford blue Portsmouth F.A. Cup Semi-final no.2 jersey v Liverpool at Highbury, 5th April 1992,Influence, unused long-sleeved spare, right sleeve embroidered with trophy cup and FA CUP SEMI-FINAL 1992, embroidered FA CUP SEMI-FINAL 1992, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse numbered 2This fixture resulted in a 1-1 draw with Liverpool defeating Portsmouth 3-1 on penalties in the replay at Villa Park, 13th April 1992.Andy Awford wore a short-sleeved jersey in both the first semi-final on 5th April 1992 and replay on 13th April 1992.

Jim Gannon blue and red Stockport County no.7 Associate Members' Autoglass Trophy Cup final jersey v Stoke City at Wembley, 16th May 1992,Gola, short-sleeved with THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE sleeve badges, WEMBLEY 1992 badge, club crest and sponsor logo, reverse numbered 7Stoke City defeated Stockport County 1-0.Jim Gannon played with Stockport during 1990-2000, making 383 appearances scoring 52 goals.

S K Chan red & white South China AA No.7 jersey from the Barclays Asia Trophy v Tottenham Hotspur, 2nd August 2009,Adidas, short-sleeved with SOUTH CHINA FOOTBALL TEAM sleeved badge, club crest, Adidas and sponsor logo's, reverse lettered SK CHANSouth China defeated Tottenham Hotspur 2-0, with Chan Siu Ki scoring the first goal.

Miscellaneous Victorian and later silver articles, to include a mother of pearl handled caddy or other spoon, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1895, cut glass bottles and jars with silver cap or cover, trophy cup, another larger, photograph frame and napkin ring Larger trophy cup worn and dented. Most of the other items, including the spoon, in good condition

A George V miniature silver trophy cup, 11cm h, by John Henry Wynn, Birmingham 1910 and miscellaneous other silver articles, to include an Edwardian lady's shoe novelty pin cushion and an armada dish, 7ozs 8dwts Most items in good condition. Pin cushion dented and worn but not split

A George VI silver trophy cup, 17cm h, by W Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 197, 17ozs 18dwts and a silver mounted ebonised stand Worn and dented

Miscellaneous Victorian and later small silver articles, to include a waistcoat card case, cigarette box, glass and silver overlay teapot stand, asparagus tongs, and other flatware, miniature trophy cup, pierced bonbon dish, Victorian locket and coins, 11ozs 15dwts weighable Most items in good condition

Miscellaneous plated ware, to include flatware, trophy cup, salt cellars, etc

Miscellaneous plated trophy cups, rose bowl teapot, flatware, etc Mostly in good condition

A Minton bone china dessert service, 1862, painted en grisaille with chocolate ground cameos and a central musical trophy ringed with laurels, the border with polychrome festoons on bleu celeste panels, shaped gilt dentil rim, the service including a pair of comports, the reticulated basket on gilt parian support with three seated children each bearing a different emblem, two stands and six plates, stands 31.5cm h and smaller, plates 24.5cm diam, impressed marks, printed ermine mark, pattern A5325 (10) Exhibited: (possibly) International Exhibition, London 1862 One of the plates with some fine wreathing of the glaze but not worn, cracked or chipped. The stand stained from use. One of the basket stands in good condition, the other also in good condition save for a later pin whereby the basket is secured to the Parian support

A Coalport pot pourri vase and cover, c1890-1910, painted with a portrait of a young woman holding a rose framed by moulded gilt drapery and reserved on a primrose ground, with turquoise borders, scrolling handles and mask terminals, the reverse finely decorated in two colour raised gilding with a trophy and cherub mask, on scrolling legs with pierced apron, 37.5cm h, printed mark, gilt shape number 4126 Vase in good condition, cover lacking finial, no restoration, typical slight crazing of the glaze on the painted panel but not so extensive as to be particularly noticeable

A French ormolu mounted Vienna style vase and cover, c1900, in three sections, the shield shaped body painted by G Poitevin, signed, with a diaphanously clad maiden and Putto amidst flowers, an idyllic landscape to the reverse, in raised gilt frame on a lustred ground, the neck with subsidiary reserves of Putto and a trophy of love, 86cm h, spurious interlaced L's and FRANCE Good condition, mounts with much accretion of old dirt but complete

A George III  eight day mahogany longcase clock, Thomas Harrison, London, the breakarched brass dial with twin subsidiary dials, silvered chapter ring and STRIKE/SILENT ring to the arch, having musical trophy spandrels, in figured case with swept pagoda pediment, brass finials and brass mounted, stop fluted pillars, the trunk enclosed by a full length moulded conforming door flanked by pilasters, on panelled base, pendulum and weights, 233cm h Good restored but not over polished condition. Horizontal shrinkage crack to base. Movement/dial original, cheeks not packed

A Edwardian mahogany occasional table, the top inlaid with musical trophy and crossbanded in satinwood, 70cm h; 46 x 46cm, a George IV mahogany and ebonised tripod table with round top and a half round mahogany and crossbanded card table (3) All with knocks and scratches. Top of card table with localised loss to veneer

A George II Irish silver two handled presentation trophy cup, maker's mark rubbed,with engraved crest, banded girdle and later applied shaped patch, Dublin, 1737, height 20.7cm, 32.5oz.Shaped patch probably covering an old removal or thin area. Leans to one side slightly. Numerous small dents around the body in general. Two small repairs to the base of the body and one other possible repair to similar area. Marks clear but rubbed maker's mark.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Small silver twin-handled trophy cup, maker B&W LTD, Birmingham 1930, with trophy stand with plaque inscribed 'England Amateur Snooker Championship Devon Area Winner D. Davey of Exmouth 1952-1953', gross weight 80.4 grams, 11.7cm high overall

A Silver trophy assayed in Sheffield in 1967 by Mappin & Webb. Inscription reads 'The Goya Ladies Point to Point Championship May 27th 1972'. H: 18cm. Gross weight 171g. Tarnished and filled at the base.

A silver sauce boat; a trophy cup; and a plated cream jug

A silver twin handled trophy

A silver trophy cup; and a pewter trophy cup for local Quoits and a related photograph of the Tunstall Green Man Quoits team

A SILVER AND GLASS VASE WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF SILVER PLATED ITEMS, a silver rimmed tall cut glass vase hallmarked 'Henry Hobson & Sons' London 1927, a silver trophy signed 'The G.H.Kidson Cup Wolverhampton' hallmarked 'Thomas Fattorini' Birmingham 1924, approximate gross weight of weighable silver 98.9 grams, 3.18 ozt together with a set of six silver plated coasters and stand, a selection of Stratton compacts, a set of three silver plated decanter tags, four trophies and a large selection of cutlery, (condition report: general moderate use, some unused)

A BOX OF ASSORTED ITEMS, to include a complete canteen of cutlery, a cased manicure travel set, a wooden canteen of fish knives and forks, a boxed set of butter knives, various pin badges, EPNS condiment set, a silver-plated trophy cup, embossed floral design with a vacant cartouche, gilt interior, fitted with two scroll handles, on a round base, a silver handled button hook, fruit knife, two rolled gold photo pendants, gents fashion wristwatches, buttons, letter opener etc

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a silver-plated pierced bonbon dish, four silver-plated rose bowls, two sugar scuttles, a table lighter in the form of a trophy cup, a boxed EPNS sugar basket, three white metal cigarette cases, a silver-plated double folding photo frame, two silver-plated circular trays, a EP pierced basket tray with handle, together with a miniature white metal four piece tea service set with rectangular tray etc

A Victorian silver presentation two handled trophy cup and cover, by Henry Holland,with embossed foliate decoration, London, 1877, inscription reads 'Jumalpore Races, 1881, Burn & Cos. Cup for All Horses', 33.8cm, 37.5oz.

Pretty hollow poly-lobed dish in silver, oval model with pinched sides and molded border. Decor of a coin struck in relief at the base, Swiss coin (Berne) of 5 batz from 1826. It is undoubtedly a sports prize trophy. Swiss work from the mid-twentieth century. Dimensions 12 x 8.5 cm, weight 64 g. Good condition.

Silver trophy for the 24th Shooting contest in Morgarten. Hallmarked "800" . Height 108 cm, weight 130.70 g.

Grand Cross Set, 1st Class, instituted after 1099. Sash Badge, 111x53 mm, gilt Bronze, one side enameled, original military trophy suspension device and long sash. Breast Star, 85 mm, gilt Silver, with brilliant cut rays, central medallion gilt, enameled, reverse with thin pin. A superb and scarce set, of high jeweler's quality!! I R!

Grand Cross Set Miniatures, 1st Class, instituted after 1099. Breast Badge, 32x15 mm, gilt Bronze, one side enameled, original military trophy suspension device and ribbon with enameled bicolor suspension bar. Breast Star, 17 mm, gilt and silvered with brilliant cut rays, central medallion gilt, original military trophy suspension device, center enameled and ribbon with enameled bicolor suspension bar. A superb and scarce set! I R!

A complete set of the Order: the badge, 105x56 mm, in gilt Silver and gold-yellow enamel thelower arm, fitted with a separately made spur, with rotating wheel; white enameled centre medallionwith gilt, crowned monongram “MA” (representing the Holy Virgin), within faceted outer circlet;white enameled reverse medallion with golden inscription “PIVS X RESTITVIT” and “MCMV”; thehinged trophy-of-arms, with chiselled details, the armour`s breast, the trophy`s reverse, with themaker`s escutcheon of Tanfani e Bertarelli, Rome (official purveyors to the Holy See) and the letter“A” (for “Argento”, silver), fitted with two sliders to mount the badge to the collar; breast star, 81 mm,with silver, faceted and pierced rays; the centre with the Order`s cross in gilt silver and gold-yellowenamel and a spur with rotating wheel, mounted to the lower arm; polished reverse, also bearing thelabel of Tanfani e Bertarelli and the “A” indicating the details made of silver; broad pin and two sidehooks;the collar of the Order in gilt silver, typically divided into sections for wear on the different,ceremonial habits; the whole in the large, red morocco, fitted case of issue with maker`s signatureof Tanfani e Bertarelli, Rome, printed in gold on the inner cushion; the lid, with gold embossed coatof arms of Pope Pius XI.A beautiful set of the second highest order of the Vatican state, scarcely awarded as a specialreward for exceptional merits towards the Christianity and to the Holy See.

Laureate head right / Mars walking with spear and trophy. BMC 1385; Coh. 127; RIC 992. VF+, nice patina!