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Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophy Skulls, a varied selection of African hunting trophies to include - male and two female South African Springbok, Blesbok, Bushbuck, Impala, and Warthog upper skull, Blue Wildebeest (8)

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophy Skulls, a varied selection of African hunting trophies to include - male and two female South African Springbok, Blesbok, Bushbuck, Impala, and Warthog upper skull, Blue Wildebeest (8)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy Horns, circa early 20th century, four various species to include - four sets of Common Impala horns on cut upper skulls, Blesbok horns on cut upper skull, two sets of Steenbok horns on cut upper skulls on shields (one set damaged), one set of Duiker horns on cut upper skull on shield, (qty) one set of common impala horns on shield has a broken missing horn, one steenbok trophy damaged ( with small skull pieces in a bag ), 01/07/19

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophy Skulls, a varied selection of horns on upper skulls, to include - Red Hartebeest, three sets of adult male South African Springbok, Gemsbok Oryx, and Cape Eland (6)

Antlers/Horns: Three Sets of Hunting Trophy Horns, circa 1900-1920, a set of Lesser Kudu horns on cut upper skull cap, mounted upon a circular oak shield, a set of Tsessebe horns on cut upper skull cap, mounted upon a shaped shield, juvenile Siberian Ibex horns on cut upper skull cap, mounted upon a carved circular shield (3)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophies, circa 1900-1920, a small collection of four African Hunting Trophy horns, including - Nagor Reedbuck horns on shield, by Rowland Ward, The Jungle, 167 Piccadilly, London, Harvey's Duiker horns on upper skull on shield, by Edward Gerrard & Sons, 61 College Place, Camden Town, London, Angolan Springbok horns on shield, by Peter Spicer & Sons, Taxidermists, Leamington, Steenbok horns on shield, by A.C. Foot, Glass Shade Depot, 2 Terrace Walk, Bath (4)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy Horns, circa early 20th century, six sets of various species to include - Cape Greater Kudu, Gemsbok Oryx, Ellipsen Waterbuck, Thomson's Gazelle, Western Sitatunga, Cape Eland (qty)

Antlers/Horns: A Selection of African Hunting Trophy Skulls, a varied selection of horns on upper skulls, to include - Red Hartebeest, two sets of adult male South African Springbok, Blue Wildebeest, and a set of Northern Gerenuk horns on shield (5)

AN EDWARDIAN SCARLET MOROCCO BEZIQUE BOX WITH EBONY AND OLIVE WOOD SCORERS, 15CM L, INCOMPLETE AND MISCELLANEOUS PLATED WARE, INCLUDING TROPHY CUPS, FLATWARE, ETC

A GEORGE VI SILVER TROPHY CUP AND STAND, 23 CM H INCLUDING STAND, INSCRIBED NOTTINGHAM PROPRIETARY BOWLING GREEN CLUB PRESENTED BY HENRY STONE FOR BOWLS COMPETITION 16TH JUNE 1942, SHEFFIELD 1937, 24OZS 6DWTS EXCLUDING STAND++GOOD CONDITION FOR AGE AND USE

A GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY, 30 CM H, INSCRIBED THE ALEX MAJOR CHALLENGE TROPHY 1973 NOTTINGHAM PROPRIETARY BOWLING GREEN, SHEFFIELD 1922, 28OZS 13DWTS EXCLUDING INSERT AND STAND++TARNISHED

A SWISS MUSICAL BOX, THE 20CM PINNED CYLINDER PLAYING EIGHT AIRS AS LISTED ON THE ORIGINAL CHROMOLITHO TUNE SHEET TO THE UNDERSIDE OF THE LID AND (RUSTY) ONE PIECE COMB, IN EBONISED CASE WITH TRANSFER TROPHY TO THE LID, 48CM L, LATE 19TH C

MISCELLANEOUS PLATED WARE, INCLUDING CANTEEN, TROPHY CUP, ETC

A continental silver two handle pedestal trophy cup, marked 90, 9.5oz

A Victorian silver pedestal trophy goblet, Beds Agricultural Society 1873, For the Best Pony, embossed with a wreath of oak leaves and acorns, knopped stem, 18cm, Birmingham 1868, 7.4oz

A Collection of Silver Plate; the collection includes items of Jane Kidd equestrian interest, including a large trophy presented by Colonel Sir Mike Ansell  "Young Riders under 18 years of age" approx 37 cms h, together with two bon bon dishes in original presentation box, Hotspur Perpetual Trophy approx 22 cms h, The Maple Trophy approx 21 cms h, two beakers approx 8 cms h,  "beaten" effect goblet approx 18 cms h, a coffee pot approx 19 cms h, a rose bowl approx 16 cms dia, a trophy approx 15 cms h, a tea strainer, a small trophy approx 7 cms h, ice nips, approx 17 cms long, Honiton Gymkhana 1959 trophy approx 10 cms h, a scallop edge bon bon dish approx 15 cms dia, a trophy plate etched "Coca Cola charger C.H.I.O. 1965, approx 28 cms, a pill box approx 8 x 6 cms. 

Miscellaneous Silver. This lot comprises Continental silver table spoon, Georgian sugar tongs, three Georgian mustard spoons, Irish silver mustard spoon, mm RW, silver salt spoon, silver pickle fork Chester hallmark, Norwegian silver HMS Venus caddy spoon together with two silver Regimental 'Duke of Wellington trophy labels' and a pair of silver-plated berry spoons in the original box.

Miscellaneous Silver, including a trinket dish and cover approx 6 x 3.5 cms, together with a silver bud vase Birmingham hallmark dated 1964 mm S.J.R approx 13 cms h, a sterling silver pin dish engraved 'Jane Kidd With Thanks' approx 8.5 diameter, two silver plated pin dishes engraved for the European Dressage Championships, a silver Christening Mug; presented to Jane Kidd by Tony Bartley (B of B Spitefire Ace), 1943. Inscription reads "To Margaret Jane from her Godfather, July 31st 1943" Sheffield hallmark mm GH dated 1963 and a small silver trophy. (7)Note: This silver relates to the winning junior exploits of Jane Kidd Olympian Equestrian.

A pair of moulded glass decanters with silver 'Port' and 'Sherry' labels, to/w a pair of Sheffield Plate bottle coasters, a Regency style plated on copper teapot stand of elliptical form, a small silver trophy cup and two electroplated examples, an oval silver mustard, Birmingham 1897, a set of twelve late Victorian coffee spoons with ornate stems and gilt bowls, London 1897 (case a/f)

A silver two-handled trophy cup, London 1928, a toast rack, Birmingham 1961 and various silver or 925-stamped spoons, 11.2 oz total weight, to/w a modern design electroplated sauce-boat, two salvers, Victorian fish knives and forks etc.

SILVER TROPHY CUP 1923 300g LONDON SOLOMON JOEL PHILLIPS

Two silver trophies for The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club, one signed Wai, the other signed 'Taiching' CONDITION REPORT: Larger trophy, 16cm, is weighted. The other trophy weighs 80g and is 12cm high. Both appear to be in good condition. The smaller one is not securely attached to the base.

An Irish silver twin-handled trophy cup with presentation inscription dated 1897 CONDITION REPORT: With numerous faults including split to rim, dents to body and base. Hallmarks heavily rubbed. See images.

ELECTROPLATE, wine coasters, trophies, candelabra also pewterware and trophy shields

EPNS - trophy cups and other items and a set of mythical prints ETC

A Burmese silver hockey trophy cup and cover, circa 1903, circular form, leaf capped scroll handles, the body embossed with hockey players both local and European, below a chased border of foliate scroll decoration, leaf capped scroll handles, inscribed 'THE UPPER BURMA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HOCKEY CUP 1903', the pull-off cover with chased foliate decoration and with a plain finial, on a raised circular foot, inscribed 'INTER COMPANY HOCKEY KNOCK-OUT', height 25cm, approx. weight 30oz.

By Leslie Durbin, a modern silver tray, London 1949, oval form, raised reeded sides, the centre engraved with three fish amongst seaweed, length 32.8cm, approx. weight 21oz. For another example of this fish decoration by Durbin see: Andrew, J., and Styles D., Designer British Silver, The Antique Collector's Club, 2015, page 188, a fishing Trophy he entered into a competition in 1938, while he was studying at The Central School of Arts.

A Pair of Trophy Antlers, 60cm high

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War series boxed set ZS28 Zulus from the Drift, VG, 1F, (1 Induna, 1 reeling Zulu, 2 wounded Zulus), reeling Zulu missing weapon,

Trophy Miniatures boxed Zulu Wars Hand to Hand series, sets HZ1A, 2A and 11 W/H,VG, 1 F, (13 figures, 1 resin wall, 8 shields) 1 Zulu with detached arm,

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War series boxed set ZS50A Wounded Zulu Warriors, 6 Zulus and Weapons, VG, (total 12pcs inc weapons), small area of paint loss on handle of assegai

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War Hand to Hand series boxed sets HZ12 and 13, VG, (4 figures with 4 accessories),

Otto Models 1:18 Renault Clio RS MK4 OT257, Renault Megane R.S Trophy 2018 OT751, in original boxes, E, boxes VG (2)

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War series boxed set BD4 W/H 'Savage Fury', diorama including makeshift redoubt (wagon) with 4 figures and accessories (3), VG, (8),

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War series boxed set BD6 Behind the Entrenchments, VG, (4 figures plus resin wall),

Trophy Miniatures Zulu War Hand to Hand series boxed sets HZ3A and 4A, VG, (4 figures),

A collection of thirteen silver football pendant/charms, a 19th century silver cased key wind pocket watch and a small silver trophy cup

A box, a tray, and a basket of old clock cases, parts, trophy plinths etc.

A Cash Box Award trophy for 'The Best Small Instrumental Group 1956' awarded to Bill Haley and The (sic) Comets. This trophy was originally the property of Haley himself and is supplied with signed provenance from his son Bill Haley Jr. The trophy stands approx 43cm tall.

A 1935 Delhi Horse Show trophy modelled as a boar mounted on a plinth, a bronze model of a boar and another of a lizard

A late Victorian silver presentation trophy goblet, Mappin & Webb, London, 1900 and a modern Scottish silver chalice, 23 oz.

Large silver plated trophy The sporting life Marathon at Romford stadium Height 47 c,m

Silver plate casket trophy greyhound racing dated 1932

A silver charm bracelet, each link marked, with four charms including hallmarked silver galleon and trophy, 47g

A silver trophy, a three piece silver vanity set, two silver topped jars and a silver posy vase

A hallmarked silver twin handled trophy 'The Delgany Golf Cup', height 23cm, weight 14.5oz, Chester 1929.

Five various silver trophy cups all with presentation inscriptions

Plated Trophy Cups, tea ware, hors d'oeuvre's dish, burner stand, two pairs of knife rests, etc:- One Tray

A group of silver including: a pair of hammered bowls, by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1909; a sauceboat, by Charles S Green & Co Ltd., Birmingham, 1926; a bowl with scroll cast border, engraved as a clay pigeon trophy, by Munsey and Co. Ltd., Birmingham, 1906 and another bowl, by George Unite, Birmingham, 1916, the sauceboat 16.5cm wide, 14oz 19dwt (5)

Four silver items including: an Edward VII two-handled pedestal bowl; by William Comyns, London, 1905; an Edward VII silver bowl, by Heath and Middleton, London, 1907, with shaped rim and on three feet; an Edward VII silver pin-tray, by H. Matthews, Birmingham, 1901, shaped square and stamped with scrolls; a George V silver miniature trophy-cup, Birmingham, 1927, Together with: a pewter quaich, by Pinder Bros., Sheffield, late 20th century, of typical form, the spatulate handles with Celtic knots, the quich 26.5cm wide over handles, weight of silver 7oz 10dwt (5)

A small group of silver including a pin dish; trophy; cake forks; small photograph frames; and a quantity of silver plate etc

PROGRAMMES - MOTOR-SPORT assorted programmes, including those for the British Empire Trophy, Silverstone, 1961; Silverstone Martini International, 1970; and Daily Express International Trophy, Silverstone, 1974, (25).

PROGRAMMES - MOTOR-SPORT programmes for the British Grand Prix, 1961; 1962; 1963; 1965; 1969; and 1971; together with Silverstone International Trophy Meeting programmes, 1961; 1962; 1964; and 1965, (10).

(MOTORCYCLE BOOKS) TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES - SIX TRIUMPH REPLACEMENT PARTS CATALOGUES including No.4 'C' Range Models Twenty-One (3TA), Speed Twin (5TA), Tiger 100 (T100A), Tiger 100 (T100S/S) from Engine No. H 18612, September 1960; No.7 'C' Range Models Twenty-One (3TA), Speed Twin (5TA), Tiger 90 (T90), Tiger 100 (T100) from Engine No. H 40528, September 1965; No.7 Tiger Cub 'A' Range Models. T20, T20S, T20SL, T20T, from Engine No. 56360, September 1959; No.8 Tiger Cub 'C' Range Models. T90, T100, from Engine No. 49833, September 1966; No.9 Tiger Cub 'A' Range Models. T20, T20SS, T20SH from Engine No. 94600, September 1963; No.10 Tiger Cub 'C' Range Models. T90, T100, from Engine No. H65573, September 1968; Triumph Motor Cycle Replacement Parts Catalogue 1946 Models, Tiger 85, Tiger 100, 3T De Luxe & Twin-Speed; Triumph Motorcycles Instruction Manual 1950 Models; Triumph Instruction Manual, Speed Twin, Thunderbird, Tiger 100, Tiger 110 Trophy Models from Engine No.44135, published 1954 (loose covers); Triumph Replacement Parts for 1951 Models 3T-De-Luxe, 5T Speed Twin, 6T Thunderbird, TR5 Trophy, T100 Tiger 100; Triumph Instruction Manual, published 1953, issue No.9, commencing Engine No. 15809NA; Triumph T10 Automatic Scooter Workshop Manual, published 1967. (12)

STOCK CAR RACING KNOWLE STADIUM WELLS ROAD, BRISTOL - A 1950'S PRINTED POSTER ADVERTISING A JACK HARPER STOCK CAR & AUTO CAR PRESENTATION EVENT including the 'Stars of Tomorrow Trophy' dated Friday the 30th of September, 65cm x 50cm, framed and glazed; Six 1950's Printed Paper Flyer's 'Stock Car Racing - Knowle Stadium Bristol' dated Friday 29th July x 2, Monday October 4th x 4, 22cm x 14cm; Six 1950's 'Bristol Speedway Limited' Headed Typed Letters addressed to a Mr Williams regarding stock car racing events at the stadium and elsewhere, each dated 1954.

THE STORY OF THE T.T. BY G. S. DAVISON (EDITOR OF THE 'T.T. SPECIAL') SECOND ENLARGED EDITION, 1948 hard-cover with black & white plates through-out; 1950 International Road Racing Programme for the Meeting at Blandford, Dorset for the Daily Express Trophy; Norton Model '16 H' 490cc. Side Valve Motorcycle Driver's Handbook; collection of eight late 1930's Southern Centre Gazette's (The official organ of the A.C.U. 'Auto-Cycle Union' Southern Centre); Four 1950's Wessex Centre A.C.U. competition enamel and silver-plate spoons awarded to L.S. Attrill, each engraved to the reverse, boxed; Collection of various 'motorcycle' cigarette cards, etc.

George V silver mustard pot, Sheffield 1917, together with an Elizabeth II silver pepperette, Birmingham 1951 and a George V silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1922, 6.5toz approx

Rome, Geta as Caesar (AD 198 - 209), silver Denarii (2), Geta standing holding baton and sceptre, trophy behind (S. 7196), Securitas enthroned holding globe (S. 7200). Very fine and better (2)

A small collection of silver, comprising: a Victorian rectangular snuff box by Edward Smith, Birmingham 1853, with floral chased raised rims, engine turned with a gilt interior, presentation engraved and dated 1891, 7.6cm (3in) long; a quatrefoil sweet basket by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1909; a plain bowl by W. I. Broadway & Co., Birmingham 1965; a miniature trophy cup and three napkin rings; and a few electro-plated items, 352g (11.3 oz) weighable

Laura Ingalls aviatrix pioneer signed 1930 US Air Mail cover for the dedication of Muskogee Municipal Airport with local CDS postmark. Rare autograph Laura Ingalls was a highly successful female pilot of the 1930s with several unusual records to her credit. Daughter of a wealthy New York City family, Ingalls learned to fly in 1928. In 1930, she performed 344 consecutive loops, setting a women's record, and she shortly broke her own record with 930. She also did 714 barrel rolls breaking both women's and men's records. Ingalls held more U.S. transcontinental air records during the 1930s than any other woman, including a transcontinental record of 30 hours east to west and 25 hours west to east (round trip New York and Los Angeles), both in 1930. In 1935, she became the first women to fly nonstop from the east coast to the west coast and then immediately broke Amelia Earhart's nonstop transcontinental west-to-east record with a flight from Los Angeles to New York in 13 hours, 34 minutes. Her most well-known flights were made in 1934 and earned her a Harmon Trophy as the most outstanding female aviator of the year. Ingalls flew in a Lockheed Orion from Mexico to Chile, over the Andes Mountains to Rio, to Cuba and then to New York, marking the first flight over the Andes by an American woman, the first solo flight around South America in a landplane, the first flight by a woman from North America to South America, and setting a woman's distance record of 27,358 kilometres (17,000 miles). In 1936, she placed second behind Louise Thaden in the prestigious Bendix Trophy Race. Ingalls' flying career ended with questions about spying for the Germans in World War II, charges she denied. 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.