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dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Argentina, Curved, single-edged blade, with jelman and cylindrical back, engraved with floral motifs until the half, with national emblem on one side and 'REPUBLICA ARGENTINA' on the other, engraved back. Gilded, metal hilt, langets with female figures, long cap with trophy in relief. Grip painted in black with metallic wire binding. Iron, nickel-plated scabbard, with gilded mounts. Two lugs. length 93 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Austria, Straight, single-and false-edged blade, tip, with fuller through almost all the length. Back with remains of Solingen signature and decorated with leaves on a gilded ground. Motto on the right side 'Für Ehre und Vaterland' on a dotted ground, with imperial emblem and a trophy; remains of gilding. Left side with other trophies on a dotted ground, imperial eagle and remains of gilding. Bronze, gilded hilt. Guard carved in relief and partially pierced, with imperial eagle, mermaids and anchor. Long cap with effigy of Triton. Grip covered with fish skin and wire binding. No scabbard. length 97,5 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight, double-edged blade, ribbed in the center, engraved until the half with rinceaux and trophies. Brass hilt. Shell-guard with trophy in relief. Guard and quillon decorated in bass-relief. Pommel with thunderbolts and rods. Leather scabbard with brass mounts, cap's button with helmet in relief. length 93,5 cm.

dating: Late 19th Century provenance: France, Slightly curved, single-and short false-edged blade, tip, with fuller and groove, stamped at the base 'C' and 'B' under a five-tip star. Back marked 'Coulaux et C.ie Klingenthal'. Brass hilt with large, fretwork guard, carved in relief with anchor among the canes and oak branches. Open sword-knot ring. Long cap with relieved arm trophy. Horn grip without wire binding. Leather scabbard (damaged in the lower part) with brass mounts, finely carved in relief with spirals and anchors among the laurel and oak branches. Chape with arm trophy. Remains of gilding. Two lugs. length 84,8 cm.

dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Curved, single-and false-edged blade (pitting in the last segment), with double fuller, remains of finishing at the forte, engraved with small rinceaux and trophy with traces of gilding, marking 'S&K' at the base. Bronze hilt with large, circular shell-guard adorned with floral piercing, jointed to the guard with three loop-guards. Decorated with relieved palmette on parry side. Short, smooth cap, engraved with a cross on the back. Leather-covered grip with copper wire binding. Iron scabbard with two lugs, small drag. length 108 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: France, Straight blade of triangular section, with hollow facets, with some pitting and traces of engravings. Brass hilt. Shell-guard with arm trophy and armours in relief. Cap ending in a face with helmet, guard with effigy of a Nike in bass-relief. Ring-nut and central band with floral motifs. Mother-of-pearl grip scales. No scabbard. length 93,2 cm.

Silver trophy 'The F.M.C. Cup for Champion Carcase', by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Sheffield 1960, approx 11oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Genesis Fine Arts bronze winner's trophy for the Beverley Racecourse 2007, featuring a large horses head on plinth with mirrored plaque, height 29.5 cm.

A CASED PAIR OF SILVER HALLMARKED SAUCE BOATS DATED 1937 FOR WILLIAM NEAL & SON LTD, TOGETHER WITH AN EDWARDIAN TOAST RACK DATED 1902 FOR HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON, A SILVER TROPHY CUP, A SILVER PRESENTATION CIGARETTE BOX, A SILVER FLARED DISH, A SET OF SIX SILVER TEA SPOONS, AND TWO OTHER, AND A VICTORIAN SILVER LADLE DATED 1841 FOR LEWIS SAMUEL. GROSS WEIGHT (EXC BOX) 1002grms.

A ROSEWOOD CASED MUSIC BOX PLAYING AIRS ON A 21cms. COMB, THE BOX LID INLAID WITH MUSICAL TROPHY ENCLOSED BY BOX WOOD STRINGING AND EBONISED EDGE. W 42.5cmsw

Boxing Nino Benvenuti 10x8 signed b/w photo. A retired Italian boxer and actor. As an amateur welterweight boxer he won the Italian title in 1956–60, the European title in 1957 and 1959, and an Olympic gold medal in 1960, receiving the Val Barker trophy for boxing style. In 1961, having an amateur record of 120 0, he turned professional and won world titles in the light middleweight division and twice in the middleweight division. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Ole Gunnar Solskjær 12x8 signed colour photo pictured lifting the Champions League Trophy during his playing days with Manchester United. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

Alex Ferguson 12x8 signed colour photo pictured with The Manager of the year award and the Premier League Trophy during his time as Manager of Manchester United. Good Condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

1931 Schneider Trophy veteran Flt Lt Hall BEM signed on S6B page of WW2 Gerald Coulson the Masterworks unsigned book with a superb array of his best paintings. Also signed by Bill Reid, John Cunningham and Ivor Broom on other pages. All autographs are genuine hand signed and 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.

An inter-War Lewis-type black leather flying helmet bearing the label of the military tailors Gieves Ltd, and the style name "Schneider Trophy Cap"

A silver trophy cup bearing the engraved inscription "Grafton Puppy Show, 1921, 2nd Prize won by Handmaid", London, 1921, 15.5 cm, 209 g

A small quantity of various small silver wares to include British Airways patten, small trophy cup, pepper and lidded mustard, 11.4 oz weighable silver, together with two small glass and silver mounted peppers

A collection of various plated wares to include three piece tea set, four trophy mugs, small ice bucket, biscuit barrel, toast rack and a small silver trophy vase

A George V silver trophy cup with reeded handles, the main body semi-fan decorated, raised on a circular foot (by Mosley, Flowers & Co., Birmingham 1912), 31.4 oz

A modern pierced silver galleried wooden tray, bearing plaque inscribed "The Prince of Wales Trophy Subsidiary Final Winner 1993" (by M C Hersey & Son Limited, London 1993), together with a matching bottle coaster

A box containing a silver trophy cup of inverted bell form, inscribed "Kingston-on-Thames Amateur Regatta", 6.53 oz, a silver cased cigarette box, two silver mounted ashtrays, electro-plated goblet and an Eastern embossed white metal fruit bowl decorated with various animals fighting

A Victorian Irish silver claret jug of horse racing interest, of Renaissance Revival design, hinged cover, the body with extensive repousse decoration of scrollwork, foliage winged angels and beasts, presentation inscription 'Presented to Capt St Ledger, Aldworth, by the Orphan Children of the late Revd Robert Bury of Carrigrenane Co Cork as a slight token of their Affection and Gratitude, 1866', maker J.S, Dublin, 1866, approximate weight all in 1310 grams all in, height 38cmNote: The inscription refers to a member of the St Leger family, which is the Irish family after which the famous  "St Leger” horse racing trophy is named and to which the p[resent vendor is related

JOHN ROUND; a George V hallmarked silver bowl of circular form with pierced decoration, Sheffield 1912, also a hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup on stand and a hallmarked silver spoon, approx 2.7ozt (3).

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal Pigeon Racing trophy cup with two pigeon finials to handles, inscribed 'Oldham & District Federation Frank Smith Cup Presented to Kenworthy Bros Winners Outright in 1959, 1960, 1961', raised on wooden plinth base with silver and white metal shields inscribed with names and dates, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham 1929, height 44cm.Additional InformationLarge dent to front, further indentations, scratches, general wear throughout.

Four pieces of hallmarked silver including a twin handled trophy cup, London 1921, Mappin & Webb open salt, Chester cream jug, approx 14.5ozt (4).

Football Autographed Arsenal Photo, A Superb Image Depicting The 1979 Fa Cup Winners Celebrating With Their Trophy After A Memorable 3-2 Victory Over Manchester United At Wembley, Measuring 12 X 8 It Has Been Signed By Goalscorers Sunderland, Stapleton And Talbot Using A Blue Marker. Good Condition Est.

Football Autographed Arsenal Photo, A Superb Image Depicting The 1979 Fa Cup Winners Posing With Their Trophy During A Photo-Shoot At Highbury After A Memorable 3-2 Victory Over Manchester United, Measuring 12 X 8 It Has Been Signed By Sunderland, Macdonald, Stapleton, Talbot And Devine Using A Black Marker. Good Condition Est.

Football Autographed Ron Atkinson Photo, A Superb Image Depicting The 1983 Fa Cup Winners - Manchester United, Posing With Their Trophy During A Photo-Shoot At Old Trafford After Victory Over Brighton, Measuring 12 X 8 It Has Been Signed By Atkinson Only Using A Black Marker. Good Condition Est.

Football Autographed Manchester United Photo, A Superb Image Depicting The 1983 Fa Cup Winners - Manchester United, Posing With Their Trophy During A Photo-Shoot At Old Trafford After Victory Over Brighton, Measuring 12 X 8 It Has Been Signed By McQueen, Duxbury, Bailey, Grimes, Gidman, Moran, Macari, Stapleton, Muhren, Atkinson, Graham And Albiston Using A Black Marker. Good Condition Est.

Silver plated trophy punch bowl for Market Bosworth Christmas Fatstock Show - 1979 - 1995

Nine Historic Zandoort Trophy race posters.

A Silver Polo Trophy on Stand, London 1933

Framed print of The International Tourist Trophy Race 1937

FOUR GLASS SILVER TOPPED CONDIMENTS, SILVER PEPPERETTES, SILVER NAPKIN RING FIVE GLASS DRESSING TABLE BOTTLES WITH SILVER CHERUB EMBOSSED TOPS, SIMILAR BACKED BRUSHES AND MIRROR AND OTHER BRUSHES, AND A SILVER TENNIS TROPHY A/F

Trophy Sudan Campaign British and Egyptian troops with Officers and Bugler, and a Sudanese (Condition Excellent) (29)

Trophy and Britains Crimean War Highlanders, Heavy Brigade and Russians, twelve byTrophy (Condition Excellent) (28)

Trophy, Little Legion and others Zulu War British Infantry eighteen by Trophy (Condition Excellent) (33)

King and Country Early Lion Dance 54mm gloss finish, and by other makers, Beatles original band and Trophy Dispersal Refreshment table in original boxes, Potter with wheel, two bridges, wheelbarrow man, Hill signpost, four hedges and Replica Football Team with four Officials (Condition Excellent, boxes Very Good) (36)

Seafront figures with Bathing Machine Children, donkey ride, mobile snack bar, Coster with barrow, baskets and bananas, Trophy Ice Cream stall, milk tricycle, Gipsy Caravan, roast chestnut cart, pony cat, balloon Lady, Footballers, Golfer, Skier, motorcycle with riders, see-saw, ornamental bridge, newspaper stand, Mickey Mouse, Waiter etc. (Condition Very Good-Fair, some damage, recasting, repainting etc.) (79)

Mixed silver to include a vase, small trophy, napkin rings, spoons and other items

GOOD QUALITY HALLMARKED SILVER THREE HANDLED TROPHY, PRESENTED TO PHILIP WILLIAM BRYCE LEVER, DECORATED WITH FARMING SCENES AND FOLIAGE, ON STEMMED SUPPORT, SHEFFIELD ASSAY

A silver plated table centre, decorated snail and putti, 7 /14" high, a vase decorated cherubs, 7" high, a sculling trophy, a bottle coaster and a toast rack

A small silver-gilt lidded 2-handled trophy, on turned wood stand, by Mappin & Webb, hallmarks Sheffield 1939, trophy height 16cm, 5.7oz

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY, of circular form, engraved 'KENILWORTH POINT TO POINT STEEPLECHASES FARMERS RACE APRIL 20TH 1904', on a circular foot, makers Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, London 1903, height to top of handle 12.5cm, approximate weight 17.9ozt, 559 grams (condition: rocks slightly on a flat surface, light surface scratches)

‡ Frank O. Salisbury (1874-1962) Youth's Dreamland Garden Signed, dated 1912, and further titled and inscribed to verso Oil on canvas, circular 152 cm diameter Provenance: Painted for Samuel Ryder J.P., St. Alban's; his posthumous sale, Christie's, where purchased by the artist's family (all according to inscriptions to verso); by descent Exhibited: Royal Academy, 1912, no. 250, as Childhood; Liverpool, 1913; Southport, 1913; Oldham, 1914 This painting was originally painted for Samuel Ryder (1858-1936). Today he is best known for the eponymous golf tournament between Europe and the United States. Ryder was integral in setting up the competition, and donated the trophy for the inaugural event in 1927. Frank O. Salisbury was one of the greatest society artists of his age, know as 'Britain's Painter Laureate'. Since 2013 Woolley and Wallis have had the pleasure of selling a group of Salisbury's work which were kept by the artist in his personal collection, and have been passed down to his descendants. The selection of paintings offered here are the last of this collection, and were clearly deeply personal and important to Salisbury. Although he frequently depicted historical subjects, it is perhaps portraiture for which Salisbury is best known, and the list of his sitters is long and distinguished. Six American presidents and twenty-five members of the British royal family sat for him, and no-one painted Winston Churchill more. However, his most frequent subjects were his family, in particular his twin daughters. Salisbury relates in his memoirs how they sat for him for an hour each morning when they were young, and they are the models in some of his most successful early works, such as Field Mice (lot 27). By 1932 Salisbury was so successful on both sides of the Atlantic that he was able to build Sarum Chase, a neo-Tudor mansion in Hampstead. He filled the walls with his own work, in both fresco and oil. A photograph of the gallery at Sarum Chase shows the artist seated below one of his portraits of George VI, flanked by portrayals of his twins in bridal dress, Monica (lot 29) and Sylvia (sold Woolley and Wallis, 5 June 2013, lot 440). Salisbury continued to be in great demand throughout his life, receiving commissions for both historical subject and portraits. However, the collection of paintings offered here are works that he opted to keep and decorate his home with, and both the portraits and the allegorical works held deep significance for him.

An Edwardian silver two-handled trophy cup on stemmed foot, Charles Edwards, London 1904, 17 cm high overall, to/w four various small silver spoons, 10.5 oz total and an 835 standard German souvenir spoon 'Harz' (6)

Five silver golf trophy teaspoons and a silver souvenir spoon, a small urn mustard and an epns entree dish and cover

A silver baluster sugar caster, Birmingham 1938, to/w a cased egg-cup and spoon, set of six coffee spoons with chased stems, varous other silver flatware, three napkin rings, a silver-topped hair-tidy and a small trophy-cup, 12.3 oz weighable silver

A Victorian electroplated golfing trophy cup with fern decoration, engraved in presentation to John Leaske, Hon. Secretary, Forres Golf Club 1891, to/w an Old Sheffield Plate salver, pair of circular salts and a later lobed salver (5)

A silver two-handled trophy cup and cover on stemmed foot, by James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1927, 12.8oz, 27cm high

A George V silver trophy Viners Ltd., Birm. 1913, not engraved, 7 5/8in. (19.3cm.) high, weight 6.3 tr.oz., on ebonised base; together with a set of six ice cream spoons with rose leaf bowls, Israel Freeman & Son Ltd., London 1965; a pair of kitchen shears with silver handles; two cased silver christening sets; a cased pair of small servers; and a silver bell, total weighable silver 12.75 tr.oz.. (12) *Condition: Several dents and dings to body. Marks clear.

Set of three Red, White and Blue vintage Farnell “Campbell” Bears : Attributed to original British Teddy Bear producer J. K. Farnell. Manufactured 1914-1920 these are also known as Soldier Bears as many were taken to war – given by wives and girlfriends they often feature upturned noses in order to “peer” out of a soldier’s pocket. Fully jointed 3.5” mohair bears with glass eyes, pipe cleaner ears, numbered 386, 387 and 388 with miniature brown leather suitcase. Part of a lot of 398 miniature bears sold by Sotheby's in May 1999 to Leanda Harwood who made 81 red, white and blue sets and added the suitcase, numbered booklets and tags. Originally owned by twins David and Guy Campbell (b. 18th January 1910), bought by their grandmother in Devon where her trophy-adorned house inspired characterful play with these bears.

Vintage Farnell “Campbell” Bear with Red, White and Blue muslin outfit. Attributed to original British Teddy Bear producer J. K. Farnell. Manufactured 1914-1920 these are also known as Soldier Bears as many were taken to war – given by wives and girlfriends they often feature upturned noses in order to “peer” out of a soldier’s pocket. Fully jointed 3.5” threadbare in places mohair bear with black glass eyes, one pipe cleaner ear and red, white and blue muslin outfit. Believed to be part of a collection originally owned by twins David and Guy Campbell (b. 18th January 1910), bought by their grandmother in Devon where her trophy-adorned house inspired characterful play and creative outfits for these bears.

Vintage Farnell “Campbell” Bear with Red, White and Blue muslin outfit and "I'm as happy as a clam at high tide" metal badge. Attributed to original British Teddy Bear producer J. K. Farnell. Manufactured 1914-1920 these are also known as Soldier Bears as many were taken to war – given by wives and girlfriends they often feature upturned noses in order to “peer” out of a soldier’s pocket. Fully jointed 3.5” threadbare in places mohair bear with orange/black glass eyes, no ears and red, white and blue muslin outfit. Believed to be part of a collection originally owned by twins David and Guy Campbell (b. 18th January 1910), bought by their grandmother in Devon where her trophy-adorned house inspired characterful play and creative outfits for these bears.

Vintage Farnell “Campbell” Bear with "Look the other way, please" metal badge. Attributed to original British Teddy Bear producer J. K. Farnell. Manufactured 1914-1920 these are also known as Soldier Bears as many were taken to war – given by wives and girlfriends they often feature upturned noses in order to “peer” out of a soldier’s pocket. Fully jointed 3.5” threadbare in places mohair bear with clear/black glass eyes and no ears. Believed to be part of a collection originally owned by twins David and Guy Campbell (b. 18th January 1910), bought by their grandmother in Devon where her trophy-adorned house inspired characterful play and creative outfits for these bears.

A Victorian bright cut engraved silver trophy goblet inscribed 'Kirkham Fat Cattle Show 1890 Presented by T.H. Miller Esq. for the best Fat Beast Exhibited by a Tennant Farmer Won by Mr James Thompson', George Unite, Birmingham 1870, height 19cm, wt. 10oz.

A DESK TROPHY OF A PAIR OF HORNS MOUNTED ON AN OAK PLINTH WITH 3 CUMBERLAND JACK TOKENS (1837) TOGETHER WITH PRESENTATION SHIELD B COMPANY 1ST DR VOLUNTEER S MISS MCINTYRE ON HER MARRIAGE JUNE 1980 (ONE SMALL DOWEL MISSING)

SILVER PLATE SHOOTING TROPHY ENGRAVED RANGOON BATTALION AFI, MATCH NO5 2ND PRIZE 1927-28 ANNUAL RIFLE MEETING, VECTIS PLATE

Chester hallmarked silver Art Deco trophy with 1938 inscription 151g

Wirral & Eddisbury Musical Festival Nicholson silver bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1909, half fluted form, fully inscribed, 14.5cm diameter, weight approx. 244g (7.8 troy ozs), mounted on an ebonised wooden socle; also the Nicholas Brockley silver trophy, miniature twin handled cup, 7cm, mounted on an ebonised socle (2)