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Commander's Cross Military Trophy. Suspension Badge, 38x29 mm, gilt Silver, enameled, fixation system on reverse. I

Nose centre section that may well be from an important Ferrari. We are pleased to be able to offer this piece of bodywork from the Estate of the Earl of Denbigh where it has remained for many years in a corner of a barn. It appears to be from a Ferrari 250GTO. It's in alloy and looks to have been damaged at some point, repaired and painted and is the centre section of the nose (not the full nose). With the bonnet fairly far up the front of the car, quick access to the front end was difficult and apparently racing teams used to cut out this section to make access easier, replacing it later and making good the paintwork. It has the Zeus fasteners used for blanking plates for the three air intakes, the replicating of which would be pointless if it were created as a piece of automobilia. It has no markings or factory stamps which, we understand was normal on these part panels. Ferrari GTO #3757GT was finished in early June 1962 and despatched to its first owner, Jacques Swaters of Ecurie Francorchamps, to be finally race-prepared for Le Mans later that month. It was entered under the auspices of Equipe Nationale Belge and driven by 'Eldé' and 'Beurlys'. Bearing the race number 22, it placed 3rd overall and 2nd in class (GT3.0) just 12 laps down on the class winner, Pierre Noblet's privately entered GTO. It continued to be raced with some success well into 1963 when it was sold to Englishman, Peter Clarke. BRDC Member, Peter Clarke, was a capable club racer who was most active between 1961-69 racing a variety of cars both here and abroad with some decent success. He prepared the GTO, now registered 4 HLY, for the '64 season and used it for a number of races in 1965 enjoying a total of 30 outings in 4 HLY before replacing it with Ferrari 250LM #5895 in late 1965. His final race in 4 HLY was at Goodwood in the Sussex Trophy in April 1966. Some of these long-distance GT races were two-driver and he shared the car with a number of co-drivers including Rollo Fielding on 23/5/65 at the Nurburgring 1000km and the Reims 12 Hours on 4/07/65. Both of these events were recorded, sadly, as DNFs. He and Rollo ( Viscount William Fielding, 11th Earl of Denbigh) obviously remained friends as they teamed up again in Peter's 250LM for the Kyalami 9 Hours in 1966 and the Brands Hatch 6 Hours in 1967. #3757 enjoyed further success in the USA at Sebring and Daytona on 28/02/1965 where it placed first in class (GT3.0), all well documented elsewhere. #3757GT was sold some years later to Nick Mason and is now, probably, the most well known of the 36 GTOs. There are a few possibilities for this piece of tinware. Maybe one of the DNFs, when Rollo Fielding was driving, was an accident and the front was replaced and paid for by Rollo with the battered one being kept as a souvenir, or it may have been damaged earlier in the car's career, roughly repaired and painted and kept as a spare. It looks like it's had some hard use as you might expect at the front of a GT car on a long-distance race but could be pressed back into service if required. On the other hand, as the men remained friends for years, Peter Clarke may have stored a pile of spares in one of Rollo Fielding's barns after the GTO was succeeded by the LM and they were collected or sold off over the years leaving the nose piece forgotten under a sheet in the corner. (From a member of the family, we understand that Peter Clarkes' ashes were scattered in the grounds of the Denbigh estate). Here at Silverstone Auctions, we are making no claims for this piece of bodywork. It may have been a part of the bodywork of #3757 (podium at Le Mans 1962, a win at Daytona), it may have come from another 250GT0 purchased as a spare or it may be a piece of 'Wall art'. We know what we think but invite interested parties to view it for themselves and form their own conclusion.    Click here for more details and images

An Edwardian silver two handled Trophy Cup, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarked London, 1906, of circular form raised on a circular pedestal foot with leaf capped scroll handles, presentation inscription from the 'Buckfastleigh Races', dated 1951, on ebonised wooden stand, bowl diameter excluding handles 23.5cm, approx total weight 31.2ozt.

A George V silver Trophy Cup, by A L Davenport Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham, 19341, of goblet form with two leaf capped scroll handles, with presentation inscription from 'A.V.H Point to Point' dated 1954, 24cm high, approx total weight 11.9ozt, a/f, with dents and distortions, with black stand.

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, hallmarked Birmingham, 1933, of goblet form with leaf capped scroll handles, with presentation inscription, 18cm high, attached to ebonised stand so not weighed.

A George V silver two handled Trophy Cup, hallmarked London, 1924, with presentation inscription from 'Mendip Farmers Hunt', dated 1954, on ebonised wooden stand, the cup 15cm high, approx weight 10.6ozt.

A small George VI silver two handled Trophy Cup, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., hallmarked Birmingham 1938, of circular form with leaf capped scroll handles, with presentation inscription, 10cm high, 5.4ozt, on ebonised wooden stand.

A group of mixed collectables to include pocket watch, cigarette case, trophy, jewellery etc..

A hallmarked silver two handled trophy on wooden base, silver weight 161.5g

Geoff Hurst signed Jules Rimet Trophy 12x8 colour photo. Sir Geoffrey Charles Hurst MBE (born 8 December 1941) is an English former professional footballer. A striker, he remains the only man to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, when England recorded a 4-2 victory over West Germany at Wembley Stadium in 1966. 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

Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters signed 16 x 12 Colourised Photo. Photo shows England's two World Cup Final goal scorers hold the Jules Rimet Trophy with captain Bobby Moore. 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

Peter Baker, Ron Henry, Maurice Norman, Dave Mackay, Cliff Jones, Bobby Smith, Les Alan and Terry Dyson Tottenham Multi signed squad photo, autographed editions, limited. Photo shows the Spurs players pose with the League Championship trophy and the FA Cup after completing the double in 1961. 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

Autographed Steve Bull 12 X 8 Photo Colour, Depicting A Superb Image Showing Wolves Players Celebrating A 2-0 Victory Over Burnley In The 1988 Football League Trophy (Sponsored By Sherpa Van) At Wembley In 1988, Signed (By Bull Only) 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 £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99

A mixed lot, to include: a pair of humorous duelling scenes after E Bristow; an antique pewter plate; and a presentation trophy. (5)

ARSENAL Official Sporting Lisbon newspaper programme for the Fairs Cup tie 29/10/1969 in Lisbon, slightly worn along the centre fold. Arsenal won the trophy in this season. Generally good

ARSENAL Ticket for the away Fairs Cup tie v Sporting Lisbon 29/10/1969, 2 punched holes. Arsenal won the trophy in this season. Generally good

NEWCASTLE UNITED Programme for the away Fairs Cup tie v Pecsi Dozsa 4/10/1970, vertical creased and slightly worn along the fold on the back page. The programme was previously the property of Newcastle player Benny Arentoft and he has signed a sheet to this effect and he was a substitute and stayed on the bench. In addition there are 2 signed pictures by Arentoft, one standing outside the Newcastle stadium and the other on the plane coming home from Hungary with the Fairs Cup trophy in his hands. Generally good

MANANCHESTER UNITED AUTOGRAPHS A16 x 12 col photo Paul Scholes and Ryan Giggs posing with the Premier League trophy in the dressing room at Old Trafford in 2012, signed by both players in black marker. Good

NEUTRAL AT LIVERPOOL FC Programme for the Schools Trophy Final 2nd Leg, Liverpool v Southampton 12/5/1954. Good

1954 CHARITY SHIELD WOLVES V WEST BROM Programme for the match at Molineux 29/9/54, slight creases. The game ended 4-4 and the trophy was shared. Fair

RON FLOWERS AUTOGRAPHS A 12 x 8 colorized photo of the Wolves left-half posing with the First Division trophy during a photo-shoot at Molineux in 1954, signed in blue marker. Good

ASTON VILLA AUTOGRAPHS A 12 x 8 b/w photo depicting captain Dennis Mortimer posing with the First Division trophy in 1981, signed in black marker, together with a similar image showing the team celebrating in the dressing room at Highbury after clinching the title, signed by Morley, Shaw and Cowans in blue marker. Good.

ARSENAL / TOM WHITTAKER COLLECTION Previously the property of manager Tom Whittaker. 6" x 4" - Arsenal trophy cabinet. Good

A quantity of silver, to include: a silver shell shaped butter dish; a silver trophy cup; and a silver mounted cut glass bottle, 208g weighable. (7)

A George V silver twin handle pedestal trophy cup with engraved dedication, maker BM Co, Birmingham 1926, height 9cm, weight 5.65toz approx.

An Edwardian silver small pedestal trophy cup with twin scroll handles, maker George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1905, height 9cm, weight 2.80toz approx.

An Arts and Crafts Iona style silver pedestal bowl, W Batty and Sons, London 1938, squat rounded form on splayed foot, applied with cast bands of Celtic knots and boss motifs, 13cm diameter, 6.85ozt, together with a trophy stand, the Birkdale Bowl, 1939

Box of mixed crockery and glassware - silver plated candlesticks, miniature trophy and others

Ballet related ephemera, a Susan Gayesford School of Ballet Choreograph Competition trophy, Festival Ballet programmes, examination grade syllabuses, Mike Bonotein Ballerina pastel, ornaments, ballerina shoes, etc. (a quantity)

An 'Hall of Fame' glass trophy, November 5, 1999 to Douglas Fairbanks Jr,by Tiffany & Co.,22.5cm high, anda 'Care International Humanities Award' on a presentation stand,11.5cm high (2)Condition report: No apparent chips or damages

Six early 20th century silver trophies to include a Birmingham 1927 small trophy having scroll shaped handles, baluster body, turned column and on a circular base, with inscription reading '1927 F.G Hands', total weight 481.2 grams

TEN GOOD QUALITY INDIVIDUALLY HALLMARKED PIECES OF SILVER TO INCLUDE A TROPHY, PIN DISHES, BON BON DISHES, ASHTRAY, BUD VASE TOTAL WEIGHT 725 GRAMS

A group of small hallmarked silver items to include a pair of small Edwardian trumpet vases with fluted body and weighted conical bases, Birmingham 1907, a small George V hallmarked silver trophy on plastic base, Birmingham 1924, approx 0.7ozt, a pair of George VI hallmarked silver sugar tong with crow's feet ends, Sheffield 1942, approx 0.5ozt and a pair of matching Continental silver (900 grade) napkin rings with floral protruding waist, blank shield to the front and plain rims, combined approx 1.5ozt (6). CONDITION REPORT There is a split to the rim of one of the Edwardian trumpet vases and it is crumpled a little bit. There are also some indents to the vases and the marks are rubbed.

A small collection of silverware comprising a small silver twin-handled trophy, a silver egg cup on stand, a pair of pierced silver salts, silver salt spoon and a silver matchbox cover, various dates and makers, approx 6.1ozt excluding matchbox cover, together with two plated ashtrays with Victoria crowns mounted to the centre, each dated 1890 and 1891 (7).

A quantity of vintage and modern collectibles to include dressing table set, Box Brownie, photo cards, napkin rings, cigarette case, trophy, vintage tins, etc.

Early 20th century Georgian style silver sauce boat of hoof feet, 2.4oz troy approx. Together with a small two-handled silver trophy cup, 0.8 troy oz approx, and a silver mustard pot and spoon, Birmingham 1925. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Egyptian Collection Ankhesenamun, Queen of Tutankhamun black and gold Jasperware plate together with two trays Wedgwood Jasperware to include: Coronation 1953 lidded trinket box, Jasperware plate commemorating bicentenary of the perfection of Jasperware in 1774, decorated in blue, white and ochre, 1978 Jasperware plate commemorating the Silver Jubilee, Royal Wedding plates, Museum series trophy plate and set of six Sporting Dogs plates. Most in original boxes with certificates of authenticity.(B.P. 21% + VAT)All appear boxed as new.

Silver two-handled trophy cup, London 1930. 6.5 troy oz approx.(B.P. 21% + VAT)

A silver plated trophy cup, a flat iron, silver brooch, locket etc.

SOLID SILVER FISHING TROPHY BIRMINGHAM 1932-33 506 GMS

RAC TOURIST TROPHY RACE 1929 ORIGINAL

An exhibition and award winning 5 inch gauge model of a 0-4-0 locomotive No 5, of the Monte Generose Railway, built by Mr Alasdair Milne of Reading and completed in 1992. The model is from the Swiss Locomotive Works drawings dated 1889, modified to allow conventional adhesive working of the model on an upgraded track at a scale of 6.4 to 1. The model is of a series of rack and pinion locomotives built for mountain railways (including Mount Snowdon). The silver soldered copper boiler with fittings including steam pressure gauge, water sight glass, regulator, wheel controls, fire box door and side doors to cab. The locomotive finished in traditional green and black livery with polished connecting rods, oilers, detailed rivet-work, engine plates and fitted handrails. Length 83cm. Width 30cm. Overall height 47cm.Awards: This model was awarded a Silver Medal and the Bill Deane Trophy at the 62nd Model Engineer Exhibition, This model was reported on in The Model Engineer in March 1993.Boiler History: Past boiler certificate. Southern Federation of Model Engineers. Serial No 17285. Issued by Reading SME in 1994. The model was steamed prior to painting and has been on display since that time* The original locomotive was built by the Schweizerische Lokomotiv-und Maschinenfabrik (SLM) in 1880 for the 800mm gauge railway from Lake Lugano to the summit of Monte Generous in Switzerland.BOILER HISTORY DISCLAIMERPlease Note: All boiler history records and references made in this catalogue are made for guidance only and the auctioneers are not able to convey any guarantees or warranties as to the safety of the boilers or their present condition.

Two Framed Horse Racing Prints, Topham Trophy 1973 and the Heroes of Aintree 1973

A Small Taxidermy Sporting Trophy, Deer Antlers

A collection of silver plated napkin rings, a trophy, wine glass etc, together with mixed copper items and 5 small silver spoons in various designs

Silver trophy cup for Cork City Regatta, hallmarked Chester 1910, 22cm across handles.

Three small silver trophy cups, the smallest for Dorset Counter Rink Champions 1936.

A tray of wooden trinket boxes, coins, watches, plated trophy, key ring, whistle etc

A silver trophy, hallmarks unclear, 26.5cm high, 9oz approx

Two 19th century cold painted brush pots of naturalistic trees, flowers and birds perched, a carved wood trophy of an Ibex and a brass miniature Canterbury (4)

A German World War II 98k Mauser Rifle cleaning kit, a leather and brass military issue telescope made by Beck Ltd 1918, a smaller lens, a silver goblet rapid firing trophy, a tin black box, a fireguard and a cloth badge and iron cross (7)

An aluminium trophy of a stags head, another of a small deer and one of an antelope (3)

A collection of silver plated cutlery, together with a silver plated trophy, 18cm high and an agate brooch (qty)

MIXED LOT COMPRISING COUNTY OF DERBY VARIOUS LICENCES TO DRIVE A MOTOR CAR OR MOTORCYCLE, TOGETHER WITH A SMALL SILVER PARKIN CUP TRIAL TROPHY 1927

mixed group of silver and a epns small trophy , varios hallmarks , the vase is stamped 925 silver weight 7.8oz (5)

Collection of mixed silver plated wares to include a lidded ewer , wine bottle holders , 2 handled trophy and other items (1 box)

Silver trophy presented to H Fisher for services rendered as vice president hall marks for Sheffield 190226cm high 17.8oz

A plated cruet stand, two cased sets of silver handled tea knives, a silver domed ashtray(a.f.) silver trophy cup, four silver mounted glass jars and a plated napkin ring.

Howard Koslow (American, 1924 - 2016) "James Doolittle" Signed lower left. Original oil painting on Cold Press Illustration Board. Provenance: Collection of James A. Helzer (1946-2008), Founder of Unicover Corporation. This painting is he original which was published on the Fleetwood Commemorative Proofcard for America's Greatest Military Heroes series, postmarked December 14, 1992. When America entered World War I, James Doolittle's childhood interest in flying led him to join the aviation section of the Army Signal Corps. He was commissioned a second lieutenant and became a crack flight instructor. During the 1920s and 1930s, Doolittle won awards such as the Mackey trophy, and air competitions such as the Bendix Races. The Army Air Corps then sent him to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he received a doctorate in aeronautical engineering. He retired from active duty to work for Shell Oil Company's aviation division, but held his reserve rank as major. In 1940, the threat of war prompted Doolittle's return to active duty. In 1941, the disaster of Pearl Harbor left American morale at a low ebb. In the spring of 1942, Lieutenant Colonel Doolittle led one of the most daring raids of the Second World War: a low-level bombing raid on Tokyo. Leading a squadron of B-25s from the deck of the U.S.S. Hornet (code named "Shangri-la"), Doolittle's men scored a victory for America while forcing the heretofore impregnable Japanese forces on the defensive. For his courageous leadership, Doolittle was promoted to brigadier general and awarded the Medal of Honor. He went on to lead the 12th and 8th Air Forces in Europe and played a leading role in defeating the Luftwaffe. Before his retirement he was promoted to lieutenant general. Image Size: 14 x 12 in. Overall Size: 20.25 x 18.25 in. Unframed. (B10558)

Silver plated trophy 'La française Diamant' Funfair race 1925. Verzilverde trofee 'La française Diamant' Kermiskoers 1925. H 29 cm