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Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Borneo, Central Kalimantan, Dayak peoples, ca. early 20th century CE. A beautiful example of a headhunter's trophy skull, known as an "ndaokus," adorned with intricate linear, zoomorphic, and anthropomorphic motifs. Fine patina has developed along the exterior surfaces. Large cowrie shells cover the eyes and a string of cowrie shells sewn onto a woven grass fiber cord is wrapped through the zygomatic arch on either side. Size: 5.5" W x 6" H (14 cm x 15.2 cm)The Dayak people of old were feared hunters known for their occasional cannibalistic tendencies as well as their affinity and cultural attachment to headhunting. Young men would symbolically transition into manhood by being tasked with taking the life of an enemy combatant. This practice enabled young warriors to prove their masculinity and bravery by taking possession of the soul of the slain foe. The collected skulls were kept in the house of the hunter as trophies, proof of their prowess as a warrior. Ndaokus skulls generally lack a lower jaw because the mandible was removed and given to the women as necklace pendants for a penultimate insult toward the defeated enemy. Provenance: private San Francisco, California, USA collection Condition: Rich patina on surface. Most of the teeth are lost and there is no mandible present as some examples have. Some of the teeth present have been reattached. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #146550

CESAR: (1921-1998) César Baldaccini. French Sculptor. A leading figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement. He is the creator of the “César de Cinema” trophy, which is awarded to the best in French cinema. Signed and inscribed 13 x 9 press kit cover `César 1995´, issued on the occasion of the Sculpture Biennale of Montecarlo. Signed in bold dark ink across the front white cover. The folding kit contains an unsigned 4 x 5 photograph of the French artist and information related to the exhibition. G £60-90

CESAR: (1921-1998) César Baldaccini. French Sculptor. A leading figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement. He is the creator of the “César de Cinema” trophy, which is awarded to the best in French cinema. A.N.S., `Cesar´, one page, 4to, in French. Cesar states `My friend D´Haese I like you a lot, I hope that the little cottage of Titi will please you. I love you.´ Very small overall creasing, otherwise G to VG £80-100

John Maltby (b.1936) Model of a boat oatmeal glaze on presentation plinth 'S.Y.C Crash Boat Trophy `994' 12cm high, 23.5cm across, together with a pottery boat by Sarah Vernon (2).

Silver trophy in the form of a grenade with presentation inscription "To The Officers H Q Mess Landi Kotal from Captain J G Frith 1930", 9cm tallCondition Report:Finial of flame is most likely a missing piece, Hallmarks slightly worn with some dents to the body.Some light scratching.Finial perhaps sunken into the body. 

The Edinburgh and District Tramways Rifle Club Hall Blyth Shield 1913 trophy with thirteen winners between 1913-1950 detailed on further smaller shields within oak case, 70cm x 59cm

A large Georgian silver and embossed two handled trophy cup decorated with flowers and leaves with gilt interior. London. By Peter and Ann Bateman. Approx. 470 grams. Est. £300 - £400.

A large Georgian style two handled silver trophy cup on tapering base. London. By Mappin & Webb. Approx. 600 grams. Est. £200 - £250.

A group of ceramic sporting memorabilia comprising a Preston North End teapot modelled as a football, with trophy shaped finial, height 6cm, and three Arthur Wood 'Sporting Series' mugs to include football and rugby (4).

WALKER & HALL; a large Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled trophy bowl on spreading circular foot, Sheffield 1903, width 36cm, approx 32.3ozt.Additional InformationGenerally intact apart from misshapen area to edge of the base, some areas of dints and scruffs, surface wear commensurate with age and usage.

HORACE WOODWARD & CO LTD; an Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled footed trophy bowl, London 1906, diameter approx 18cm (rim badly misshapen), approx 14ozt.

Bobby Moore: A signed 'Dinner & Trophy Presentation of the North Road Championship Club', pigeon racing, 28th November 1987, signed by 'The Principal Guest' Bobby Moore.

Angling: A hallmarked silver angling trophy, inscribed 'The 2nd Baron Hesketh Memorial Trophy', winners inscribed around the base, 1973-1994, hallmarked, London 1930, maker's mark rubbed, 78.65 ozt gross weight, approx. 51cm excluding base, approx. 57cm including base. 

Angling: A hallmarked silver angling trophy, inscribed 'Presented to the Towcester & District Angling Association by Chas. A.V. Burbidge, 1949', winners inscribed around a base (which separates), 1949-1982, hallmarked, London 1926, maker's mark rubbed, trophy weighing approx. 30.73 ozt, trophy measuring 33cm excluding base, 40cm including base. 

Angling: A hallmarked silver angling trophy, inscribed 'The Monty King Trophy', hallmarked Elkington & Co. Ltd, Birmingham, 1898, approx. 11.53 ozt trophy only.

Angling: A hallmarked silver angling trophy, inscribed 'Towcester & District Angling Assoc Roach Cup', hallmarked W.A. Birmingham 1922, hallmarks slightly rubbed, trophy weighing approx. 24.18 ozt, approx. 21cm height without base, approx. 28cm with base. 

Angling: A hallmarked silver angling trophy, inscribed 'Groom Memorial Angling Cup, Given by Friends in Memory of W.J. (Billie) Groom of Astcote, 1936, Fidus Achates', hallmarked Birmingham, 1928, makers mark rubbed, trophy weighing approx. 13.64 ozt, height 17cm excluding base, 23cm including base.

Angling: A collection of three hallmarked silver trophies to comprise: a 'Towcester & District A.A, The Crown Trophy, Presented by W.J.C. Smeathers Esq. 1959', hallmarked A C Bloxham Ltd, London, 1936, trophy weighing approx. 6.89 ozt, 15cm excluding base, 21cm including base; a 'T & D.A.A. Cicely Turnell Cup', hallmarked Birmingham, 1960, trophy weighing approx. 3.76 ozt, 15cm excluding base, 18cm including base; and another 'In Memory Of Walter Frank Marlow, Member of T & D.A.A. 1936-1977, For the best Roach of the Season, Astwell Mill', hallmarked A T Cannon Ltd, Birmingham, 1971, screwed to base, gross weight 5.17 ozt, 13cm height. (3)

Angling: A pair of hallmarked silver angling trophies to comprise: 'The Lord Hesketh Angling Trophy', hallmarked James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1915, attached to base, gross weight approx. 16.98 ozt, 23cm height approx., together with another 'Towcester & D.A.A. Championship Cup', hallmarked George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester, date mark rubbed, attached to base, gross weight approx. 9.30 ozt, 24cm total height. (2)

Sporting: A collection of assorted silver and silver plated trophies, and salvers to comprise: a late Victorian, shaped circular silver salver, bordered with applied shells, on three scrolled feet, inscribed 'George Gibson, from The Ryder Cup Team 1955 in appreciation', autographed, hallmarked Charles Stuart Harris, London 1898, approx. 12.91 ozt, together with a framed photograph, a George VI hole-in-one miniature trophy, hallmarked Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1930 (with stand & golf ball), trophy 0.75 ozt, a small silver golfer on base, detachable, hallmarked, rubbed, 2.88 ozt approx., two 'Livingstone Relay' silver trophies, 1931 and 1932, both hallmarked with detachable bases, approx. 1.10ozt and 1.23ozt, a silver goblet on detachable base, uninscribed, hallmarked, Birmingham, 1922, approx. 6.02ozt, and a circular silver salver, 'Charles Brandon, 30th May 1906 - 3rd May 1956 with sincere good wishes from his colleagues on the Board of Maple & Co. Ltd', hallmarked, Elkington & Co., Birmingham, 1922, approx. 16ozt, together with two silver plated Dunlop Golfing Society trophies and a Dunlop Golfing Society silver plated salver. (Q)

A Collection of Small Silver Vases & Twin-handled Trophy Cups, Four (4) Pieces in total. All pieces with full silver hallmarks. 1. Birmingham 1959 2. Sheffield 1920. 3. Birmingham 1929. 4. Chester 1905. Tallest vase 5'' - 12.5 cm high. Silver weight 321.8 grams. 10 oz - 11.8 gms. All pieces in average condition. Please see photographs to confirm.

A Collection Of Silver Items Four pieces in total To include a cedar lined cigarette box, twin handle trophy, etched glass preserves pot and embossed silver button box. All in as found condition.

Edwardian Superb Quality Silver Twin Handle Lidded Trophy Vase The whole with extensive embossed decoration to the body and cover, extending to the pedestal. The lid terminating at figural finial, the body with two applied hand painted porcelain plaques depicting the coat of arm of the city of Liverpool. The whole of excellent workmanship and quality, fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1908, total weight 237.5 grams, height 9 inches - 22.5 cm

Art Nouveau Style Sinuous Three Handle Trophy Vase - on splayed base. Hallmark Birmingham 1934, maker T.S. Inscription to vase rear Greyhound Racing Association Harringay Track. 370.5 grams - 12 oz. 7 inches - 17.5 cm high. Please see accompanying photo.

Art Deco Period Impressive Sterling Silver Trophy Bowl - in the form of the Olympic bowl with tapered stem. Hallmark London 1936, maker C.B. Weighs 397.5 grams - 13 oz. Height 9 inches - 22.5 cm.

A Collection Of Mixed Silver And Plated Items Comprising miniature trophy, jug, Anglo Indian charger, various items of flatware, picture frame, faux pearls, manicure set etc. Some scrap silver, varying condition, please see accompanying image.

A Mixed Collection Of Oddments To include fashion watch, aluminium ashtray, cigarette case with etched decoration, slimline cigarette lighter and a mixed collection of cufflinks. Along with a 15 cm steel ruler and miniature white metal trophy

Municipal Bowling League Twin Handle Silver Bowling Trophy Lytham St Annes Division One Winner for 1934. Fully Hallmarked, 137.3 grams Total Weight. Height 7 Inches - 17.5 cm with Stand.

A George V silver golfing trophy, Birmingham, 1937 together with a white metal swan and stand

A George V silver miniature trophy cup and cover, of tapered form on a spreading foot, Birmingham, 1935, approximately 49 grams

Boxes & objects - a tin helmet, painted letters to front E.S.C. Co Ltd.c1940's; a 19th century ejector chamber stick; a Barclay & Sons, London, leather cased Medicine Glass and minim Measure; a Black Forest carving of a boot; a pair of planished Arts & Crafts pewter candlesticks; a National Savings Post Box savings tin; a silver plated trophy, gilded interior; various badges including RAF & Australian Commonwealth Forces; a Boy Scouts table barometer in the form of stirrup; an Abalone belt buckle; various vintage yellow metal glasses; etc.

A mixed lot to include a large silver plated, twin handled trophy, mixed pictures, brassware and other items

Mixed silver to include a small twin handled trophy

A collection of approximately 48 assorted Military cap badges, shoulder pips and various rank insignia, including a yellow metal RAPC badge and gilt-brass SAKMP badge etc. together with a 'Palmer Trophy' medal dated 1929

A mixed lot of hallmarked silver items including a miniature trophy, a quache, a dish, two spoons and a butter knife, gross weight 7oz.

A Ronson Art Metal Works golfing trophy lighter, height 17cm.

A late Victorian silver 2-handled trophy, for The Canterbury Club Diamond Jubilee Billiard Handicap, by Wakely & Wheeler, hallmarks London 1896, height 14cm, 15oz

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-fronted wavy photo frame, internal dimensions 13cm x 9cm, together with a small silver 2-handled trophy, and a Continental silver bookmark (3)

Two silver plated two-handled trophy cups, one with cover, both on socle bases.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Three cast iron signs; Camel Trophy, Station Master and a railway fire bucket notice

A collection of Guernsey 9ct rose gold and silver football medals - Channel Islands sporting interest relating to S Davidson (Northerners), comprising of a rare 'Channel Islands Football Cup' (Muratti medal), unnamed, hallmarked for Turnbull Bros, Birmingham, 1921, probably given for the 1922 Muratti, score - Jersey 1- 2 Guernsey; 9ct gold Upton Park Trophy medal, James Fenton & Co, Birmingham, 1909, the shaped medal with football players to obverse, reverse, 'Upton Park Trophy - 1910 - S. Davidson, score Jersey Wanderers 0 - 1 Northerners; 9ct gold G.F.A Priaulx Cup 1909 medal, the shaped medal with central shield cartouche inscribed 'G.F.A Priaulx Cup - 1909', reverse, Won by, S. Davidson, gross weight of the three gold medals, 14g, together with two silver and gold medals, Jackson Cup, S. Davidson, 1920-21, the second shield shaped medal, 'Guernsey Football Association', the three other medals in silver, G.F.A 2nd Div, 1908-09, S. Davidson and Railway League, 1920-21, S. Davidson, together with other. (8)

A 1960s silver plate greyhound figural trophy, a twin handled trophy, etc.

A silver twin handled trophy on pedestal base, together with a cased set of six teaspoons

Three silver trophy cups (a/f), 11.7 oz total, to/w a larger electroplated trophy cup, an epns five-piece tea/coffee service, rectangular tray, sardine dish with ceramic liner and cover, various epns flatware, etc.

Horse racing interest; a large silver plated trophy cup , engraved 'Royal Marshal II, Hennessy Gold Cup, 1974', a 1975 Cheltenham Gild Cup cake slice and Art Nouveau sectional dish

A THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SET with ribbed decoration and elongated trophy handles, consisting of a bachelors teapot with ebonised handle and finial, sucrier and cream jug, bearing marks for London Josiah Williams & Co (David Lansbrough Fullerton) and date code for 1919 and 1920 respectively (3)

A GEORGIAN SILVER CHRISTENING CUP of baluster form on spreading base with angular trophy handle, the acanthus leaf cap with ribbed decoration and engraved with vines and a blank shield cartouche, bearing marks for London, date code 1816 and indistinct makers mark, 9.5cm high overall

A SILVER CONDIMENT POT with finial lid, angular trophy handle and ribbed body, standing on bun feet, a Georgian silver pepperette (with damages), a sugar sifter spoon, silver plated tea strainer etc (a quantity)

A VICTORIAN PLATED TROPHY, from Harrow school circa 1878, 22.5cm H.

A Charles Stuart Harris silver trophy, dated 1902 London Maker - engraved Evesham Regatta 1902 'Senior Fours'. T.W. Rowley

A small two-handled silver golfing trophy cup - 'Presented by HRH Prince of Wales' to the Ladies' Golf Club St. Andrews 1922, 'Won By Miss a. Playfair 1930', 4.75" across and five other items. (6)

A Fujimi 1:18 scale resin collection model of a 1962 Ferrari 250 GT bread van No. 8, Guards Trophy race at Brands Hatch comprising red body with racing No. 8 in the original box, raised on display plinth (NM,BVG)CONDITION: Model is new, appears as issued, mint condition

Four various boxes 1:18 scale classic car diecasts to include a Bburago model of a Ferrari 348TB 1989, an Auto Art Classics Division model of a Jaguar XK-SS, a Shelby Collectables 1:18 scale model of an Aston Martin DBR1, together with a Hotwheels Elite 1:18 scale model of a Ferrari 250GT Berlinetta, 1961 RAC Tourist Race Trophy, all in original boxesCondition: No damage seen on models, no parts missing. These are pre-owned but appear as new. Boxes are slightly worn.

A silver trophy cup "The McFadyen Cup" by Wilmot Manufacturing Company, Birmingham 1938 with unassociated figural cover on stand (damage to base of stem), 22cm high, 292gms Condition Report: Available upon request

A lot comprising a silver christening mug, Birmingham 1919, a silver card case, Birmingham 1916, a vesta, Birmingham 1934, a small trophy cup, Birmingham 1935 and a silver thimble (5), 193gms approx Condition Report: Available upon request

A silver golfing trophy cup "The Forrest Cup" the golf club of the Edinburgh Business Club engraved with a list of winners 1934 - 57, played at Gleneagles by James Reakin & Sons, Sheffield 1923 on stand and with oak outer box, 24.5cm high, 813gms Condition Report: Available upon request

Small hallmarked silver trophy

A cast silver model of a Romney sheep, London 1985 by William Comyns and Sons Ltd, 20.30ozt, 631.6g, 6cm high, mounted on a rectangular wooden stand, with inscription 'The Alfred Day Memorial Challenge Trophy Best Romney sheep Exhibit, Royal Show 1985', overall height 11.5cm CONDITION REPORT: If you require further images of this lot or a condition report please contact us with your request as condition reports have not been included in the description

A silver trophy cup; a quantity of coins; a silver pin dish; silver medals; silver napkin ring; silver and mother of pearl penknife etc