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Various pieces of mixed silver to include forks, spoons, sugar tongs, trophy cup, boxed spoon and fork etc, approximate weighable silver 9ozs

Four various early 20th century small silver twin handled trophy cups, including one by the Alexander Clarke Manufacturing Company, London 1903, total weight 9.5oz tallest 9cm

A George V silver bonbon dish, makers Charles Westwood & Sons, Chester 1918, together with a silver christening mug, four silver napkin rings, a pepper, mustard, trophy cup and a silver mounted match strike, 8.5oz

A set of three George V silver trophy cups on knopped stems and circular bases, each with presentation inscriptions, makers Charles Boyton, London 1937, 12.5oz 15cm high

A pair of George V silver trophy cups with twin scroll handles on flared circular bases, each with presentation inscriptions, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1938, 5.5oz 17cm high

A set of four George V silver twin handled trophy cups on circular pedestal bases, each with presentation inscriptions, maker Charles Boyton, London 1937, 20oz 16cm high

A pair of George V silver twin handled trophy cups with knopped stems and presentation inscriptions, maker Fattorini & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1936, 7.5oz 18cm high

A set of three George V silver trophy cups with hexagonal knopped stems, one mounted on stand, each with presentation inscriptions, maker Fattorini & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1935, 19oz 18.5cm high

A George V silver two handled trophy cup on circular pedestal base, with presentation inscription, masker James Fenton & Co, Birmingham 1930, 11.5oz 18cm high

A George V silver two handled trophy cup with leaf capped scroll handles, knopped circular base, presentation inscription, maker Bravingtons Ltd, London 1931, 10.5oz 20cm high

Three various George V silver twin handled trophy cups, including one with circular bowl on flared base, maker Fattorini & Sons, Birmingham 1933; another by Mappin & Webb 1924 and the other by Roberts and Dore 1947, all with presentation inscriptions, 14oz

Four various 20th century small silver trophy cups, including one with handles in the form of golf clubs and circular base with two golf balls, maker Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Ltd, London 1933, each with presentation inscriptions, 7oz

A George V silver trophy cup with knopped stem and circular base, maker Aynsley Brothers, Birmingham 1928, 16.5oz 31cm high

Small Silver Trophy, Birmingham 1924, Silver Cigarette Case & Silver Milk Jug

Boxes and Objects - a post office money box, black forest bear, Mauchlin Ware box, copper storm candle, Generation Game trophy; etc

Alan Emmett (1938-2008), three modern carved wood models of birds, comprising: a wren, naturalistically modelled and painted, the round base signed and dated to the top ALAN EMMETT Sep 1998, 11.5cm high; a sparsely decorated little owl, signed and dated to the underside ALAN EMMETT Sept 2002, 33.5cm high; and a cock blackbird, naturalistically modelled and coloured on gnarled wood base, signed and dated ALAN EMMETT Jan 2003, 22.5cm high Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Alan Emmett (1938-2008); two modern carved and painted wood models of birds, comprising: a Bewick's swan, modelled landing on water, on a rectangular base, signed and dated ALAN EMMETT Sep 2000, 41cm in length; and a study of a gannet's head, signed and dated to the underside ALAN EMMETT Dec 02, on a short pole and carved wood base, 17cm high Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Alan Emmett (1938-2008); a modern carved and painted wood model of a black-tailed godwit, modelled supported on a long wood pole on an oval carved wood base, neither signed nor dated, 34cm high Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Alan Emmett (1938-2008); a modern carved and painted wood model of a duck decoy, the keel with rope and weight, signed and dated to the underside ALAN EMMETT Feb 2006, 41cm in length Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Alan Emmett (1938-2008); two late 20th century carved and painted wood models of mallard duck, comprising: a mallard drake, waterline modelled and signed and dated ALAN EMMETT Oct 98, 28cm in length; and a larger model of the female, waterline modelled and signed and dated ALAN EMMETT Oct 1985, 35cm in length Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Alan Emmett (1938-2008); a modern carved and painted wood model of a large hen mallard duck, naturalistically modelled standing on a gnarled wood base, signed and dated ALAN EMMETT Jan 2000, 28.5cm high Provenance: From the Estate of the late Alan Emmett, wood carver and a founder member of the British Decoy & Wildfowl Carvers Association (BDWCA). On his death the Association dedicated a memorial trophy in his name - the Alan Emmett Memorial Trophy, which is awarded each year by the BDWCA for the best newcomer. Mr Emmett was trained by the late Bob Ridges a much celebrated master of the art of decoy carving.

Silver & Silver Plate: A good quality large silver plated two handled Trophy Cup, with cover, profusely decorated with flowers etc; 3 silver Cigarette Cases, a set of 8 miniature silver glass Holders; a 3 piece silver plated Tea Service, and other plated items. As a lot, w.a.f. (1)

A small Birmingham silver Sauceboat, with gadroon edge and three pad feet, c. 1929, 5 ozs; a small silver Cream Jug, a silver Spirit Flask, a silver Cigarette Box, three silver shell shaped Cigarette Trays, and two small silver two handled Trophy Cups. A lot. (1)

A small heavy two handled Trophy Cup, London c. 1893, by J. Wakley & F.C. Wheeler, approx. 13 ozs.; also an embossed English silver Castor Sugar Shaker, London c. 1891, by Chas. Stuart Harris, 17.5cms (7") high,approx. 6 ozs.; and a small pain silver Coffee Pot, London c. 1904, with cane handle, approx. 9 ozs overall. As a lot. (3)

An early 20th century desk stand with EP stag trophy pen rest and twin facet cut lidded wells, on a polished granite plinth and bun feet, 17 x 23cm

A George V silver two-handled trophy cup and cover, maker S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd, Birmingham, 1925: inscribed, with shallow domed cover, plain bowl raised on a knopped stem on a spreading circular foot, 21.5cm wide 491gms, 15.76ozs

A silver trophy and cover, Birmingham, 1923, 34cm high

A presentation shieldThe Manchester Wine Makers Society annual championship trophy.

A pair of silver naval trophy oars, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1931, engraved 'H.M.S Shropshire', and 'W.C. Bampfylde', length 16.4cm, plus a single silver trophy oar, by the Navy, Army & Air Force Institute, Birmingham 1937, inscribed 'Stockholm Whaler 1937 F. King', length 20.3cm, approx. weight 2.2oz. (3)

A late-Victorian silver two-handled trophy bowl, by D and J Wellby, London 1897, circular form, central girdle, leaf capped bifurcated flying scroll handles, on a raised circular foot, engraved with a crest and inscribed 'Dublin Horse Show 1900, First Prize Hunters' Jumping won by A.J. Wansbrough's Blackbird', length handle to handle 46.5cm, approx. weight 71oz. Provenance: A.J Wansbrough and then by descent to the current owner.

A BOX OF TROPHY STANDS, and un-engraved bands in various sizes

A pair of Victorian novelty silver pepper or pounce pots, by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, assayed London 1898, fashioned as twin handled urn form trophy cups with covers, having domed and pierced covers and twin harp handles, raised upon weighted circular pedestal bases. (gross weight 92.8g). (2)

A HM silver ashtray and spoon; together with a .925 silver trophy

A SILVER BOTTLE COASTER a silver plated bottle coaster, a Sheffield silver christening mug with swag decoration and trophy angular handle, and a 20th century London silver pot bellied jug with scrolling handle (4)

A SELECTION OF SILVER PLATED WARE to include a Mappin Brothers silver plated trophy decorated with birds amongst foliage, a champagne bucket, copper effect cocktail shaker, vegetable tureens, goblets etc (a quantity)

A SILVER BATCHELORS TEAPOT of bulbous shaped form with ebonised trophy handle standing on four bun feet, bearing marks for Birmingham, Joseph Gloucester Ltd., and date code for 1925, 16cm high overall x 28cm, a three piece Sheffield plate teapot consisting of a teapot, sucrier and cream jug and four white metal filigree napkin rings (8)

A silver trophy cup and a quantity of mixed plated wares.

Silver plated helmet shaped cream jug by Walker & Hall together with hallmarked silver trophy

1905/06 Everton v Sunderland Football Programme: Division one match dated 24 3 1906 in very good condition with no team changes. Great season for Everton as they won their first major trophy the FA Cup. Professional repair to spine.

FA Trophy + Vase Final + Semi Final Football Programmes: Private collection in very good condition with no duplication. (80)

Big Match Football Programmes: Includes FA Cup + League Cup Finals and Semis, Amateur Cup, Vase and Trophy Finals plus Play Offs and more. (70)

* FRANK MCFADDEN, TROPHY FACE I pastel on paper, signed 20cm x 14.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass

* FRANK MCFADDEN, TROPHY FACE II pastel on paper, signed 20cm x 14.5cm Mounted, framed and under glass

* FRANK MCFADDEN, TROPHY FACE V pastel on paper, signed 25cm x 20cm Mounted, framed and under glass

Georgian and later silver teaspoons, Burniston Show 1937 trophy cup approx 4oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Two plated tankards, a small silver trophy cup, a small silver sauce boat, etc.

A silver shooting trophy engraved with a gentleman shooting, makers mark GU for George Unite, Birmingham date letter M for 1896, height 20 cm weight 218 grams.

Football - World Cup, a metal replica of The Jules Rimet Trophy, with all winners names engraved on plaques to base, weight approx 2.3 kg, height approx 33cm including base

Football Selection - to include approx 45 Arsenal related press photos, colour and b/w, mostly 1980s onwards, a few earlier, signed photos of Wenger and Mertasacker, a small selection of big match programmes and tickets & a set of England '98 BP trade cards. Sold with a set of Radio Fun Sports Stars cards & Texaco Trophy Cricket cards

A Hallmarked Silver Christening Mug, inscribed (handle detached); a small EPNS twin handled trophy cup "British Sugar Corporation Fieldmans Cup", a small vase (damaged), "Port" decanter label, Atkinson Bros jug, etc.

A Hallmarked Silver Miniature Three Handled Trophy Cup, "Old Hall School Woodhouse Bowling Cup 1928 T.D. Ingham", a socle base, a larger trophy cup and two egg cups.

Football Autographed Franz Beckenbauer 1974, A Superb Modern Large Size Postcard Issued By Mars C1990, Depicting The 1974 World Cup Winners West Germany Posing With Their Trophy After Victory Over The Netherlands, Signed By Their Captain Using A Black Marker. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

AVM Long 1931 team signed 50th Anniversary of Aeroplane & Armament Experimental Establishments cover. 40th Anniversary of the outright winning of the Schneider trophy cachet in red. GB QEII stamp and First Non-stop Atlantic Flight Alcock & Brown GB stamp. BFPS 1162 19th March 1971 postmark. Flown round the 1931 Schneider Trophy course in Nimrod Mr Mk 1 XV 148. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Football Liverpool FC V Club Brugge 1978 European Cup Final official programme signed by Joe Fagan and one other. Watched by a crowd of 92, 000, the first half was goalless. Liverpool took the lead in the second half when Kenny Dalglish scored from a Graeme Souness pass. They held this lead to win the match 1-0, securing Liverpool's second European Cup and third European trophy in succession, and they became the first English team to retain the European Cup. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

Football Sir Alex Ferguson 12x16 mounted signed colour photo pictured with the Premier League Trophy. Good Condition. All signed pieces come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.99, EU from £5.99, Rest of World from £7.99.

SELECTION OF SILVER PLATED ITEMSincluding a Broomhill Golf Club trophy dated 1924-25; a shaped tea caddy with acorn finial and lion mask and ring handles, raised on four claw feet; fish servers; a corkscrew, cased cutlery, a pair of knife rests, sugar tongs and a tankard

A silver twin handled bud vase, London 1911; together with a silver twin handled trophy cup and cover, Chester 1913; and other silver and metal items.

A George II silver two handled trophy cup and cover, by Thomas Whipham, London 1751, of slightly tapering form with applied girdle, the body and stepped cover profusely decorated with repoussé foliate garlands and scrolls around two crested cartouches, leaf capped scroll handles and raised on a stepped circular pedestal foot engraved with a monogram, 55.8ozt. 30 x 16 x 16cm (12 x 6 x 6in) Outer rim of the cover slightly misshapen. Inner rim of the cover, fully hallmarked to match the cup, but rather out of shape. Finial leaning slightly as a result of being pushed into the cover. Base of cup very slightly misshapen, as is the cup rim, but generally not in bad condition for its age

Silver bowling trophy of sphere form, presented to Lady Hamilton Dalrymple by the North Berwick Bowling Club and dated 25th July 1925, Glasgow mark.CONDITION REPORT:The height is 8 cm tall. 

Edward VII Art Nouveau silver trophy prize cup with inscription "Beaufort Hunt Point To Point Races 1934 United Hunts Farmers Race Won By" by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd London 1906, 32cm tall, 2250g