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Early 20th Century trophy Eastbourne canine assossiation challenge cup Birmingham, 1903

A collection of silver and EPNS items comprising trophy, napkin rings, spoons etc along with Victorian plated bread fork and tray, various plated and EPNS items, egg cups, such as knife rests, spoons, cutlery and flat wear, cased teaspoons, sugar nips etc (1 box)

Webb Corbett cut glass, Tutbury, Georgian and Royal Scott vases, jugs, trophy, drinking vessels etc (two boxes)

Victorian trophy goblet, embossed sides 8" high. Sheff. 1898 by GD & WD 240g.

Three handle small trophy cup 3" high. B'ham 1933 by AC 75g.

Postcards, Aviation, a collection of 16 RP's all relating to Col F S Cody inc. his new Biplane, Monoplane, Cody with passenger, Cody with Michelin Trophy, Cody in cockpit with facsimile signature, Cody with Indian Chief in Aeroplane, Cody in monoplane, multi views (2), Cody in flight etc (mainly vg)

Football press photographs, selection of b/w and colour press photos, various sizes, a mixture of original and reprinted photos from earlier images, several relating to Manchester United inc. team groups, trophy celebrations, parades and match action, noted League Champions celebration 1998/99, European Cup Final 1999, various FA Cup victories, others inc. Pat Jennings, Pat Rice (sending off incident), Ossie Ardiles etc. (gd/vg) (approx. 60, some duplication)

Ephemera, four items, Brooklands Official Racecard programme for Whit Monday 17 May 1937 (gd), Schneider Trophy Contest Royal Aero Club Souvenir Programme 1929 (slightly grubby), a fine silk panel 'Souvenir de la Grand Guerre' 1914-18 & The Parker-Hale Service Rifle Score Book for Bisley 1949 (vg) (4)

Postcard, Aviation, Schneider Trophy, scarce Italian commemorative card 1927 showing De Bernardi, Ferrarin, Guasconi, Guazzeti, the race in Italy was won by Webster of Britain who is also shown on the card together with Slatter & Worsley (vg/unused) (1)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy, Juvenile Cape Buffalo (Syncerus caffer), circa late 20th century, horns on upper skull, widest span 48cm boss has been restored , skull re-painted , 10/08/18

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy, Cape Greater Kudu (Strepsiceros strepsiceros), circa late 20th century, Namibia, Gold medal class, large bull horns mounted upon a shaped shield, right horn 148cm, left horn 151cm, measured along outer curve, tip to tip 78cm, height 127cm, gold coloured medal attached, including a set of Gemsbok Oryx horns on cut upper skull (2)

Hunting Trophy: European Wild Boar (Sus scrofa), circa early 21st century, fifty one sets of Wild Boar tusks mounted upon mostly matching circular shields, the majority with laurel leaf mounts, in one box (qty)

African Hunting Trophies: Various African Hunting Trophy Horns, circa late 20th century, including - Red Hartebeest large horns on upper skull, mounted upon a carved Austro-German shield, Blesbok horns on cut upper skull, mounted upon a carved Austro-German shield, Impala horns on cut upper skull, mounted upon a shaped shield, Desert Warthog tusk set on carved shield (4)

Taxidermy: Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris), circa 1940, by Van Ingen Van Ingen, Mysore, India, numbered 28095, large shoulder mount turning slightly to the right, with mouth agape in aggressive pose, glass eyes, mounted upon a typical oversized ebonised shield, vestiges of Van Ingen care label to verso, 50.5cm from the wall, taken from the Hatikhira tea estate in Karimganj district, Assam, North East India, by the vendors father Mr C. M. d'Angibau Esq, on 27th October 1940, including the complete original tanned back skin, also prepared by Van Ingen Van Ingen, Mysore India, 230cm in length, 195cm across the forelimbs, original stamped Van Ingen Van Ingen identification label still attached, photo copy pictures of the hunt included, this trophy has been in the families possession ever since, and never before offered on the open market (2) CITES Annex A, Appendix I (exempt)Shoulder mount - left ear tip damaged and seem is open, possible small re-painting to the nose, some cracking and very small losses around the gum line filler, good colour remains , all fangs have cracks, both upper fangs have chips to the tips, Back skin - very good colour , only 1 claw missing, two small peri mortem scars at the top of the skin near shoulder area, Rob 29/11/18

Taxidermy: A Late Victorian Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris), circa 1890-1910, by Theobald Bros, Mysore, India, numbered 7123/18, skin rug with head mount, jaw agape, glass eyes, with limbs outstretched, backed onto black canvas backing material with a serrated khaki border, nose to tail 283cm, across the forelimbs 199cm, across the rear limbs 179cm, silk taxidermists label to verso Theobald Bro's, Naturalists & Taxidermists, Mysore, India, this trophy was originally purchased within the sale of Penrhos House, Lyonshall, Herefordshire, formerly owned by the Fred Bromley family who served in the British Indian Police Civil Service. This Tiger skin trophy has been in the possession of the vendor ever since, and never before offered on the open market CITES Annex A, Appendix I (exempt)

Skulls/Anatomy: A Black-Backed Jackal (Canis mesomelas), complete skull, 18cm, Spanish Dog, complete skull, 16cm, Feral Cat (Felis silvestris catus), complete skull, 10cm, Grey Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis), complete skull, 6.3cm, a small Collection of African Hunting Trophy Horns, to include - Bushbuck, Thomson's Gazelle, Grey Duiker, Steenbok, Common Duiker, a collection of various European Hunting Trophies, including a Reeves Muntjac, Silver medal class, Great Dunmow, Essex, 2001, horns on upper skull, another Reeves Muntjac horns on upper skull, together with a Vietnamese and Thai Species, a single Roebuck horn mounted upon a shaped shield, and a set of Goat Horns on part upper skull, mounted upon a shield (15)

Antlers/Horns: African Hunting Trophy, Cape Greater Kudu (Strepsiceros strepsiceros), circa late 20th century, Namibia, bull horns mounted upon a shaped shield, right horn 117.5cm, left horn 112cm, measured along outer curve, tip to tip 90cm, height 112cm,

African Hunting Trophies: Various African Hunting Trophy Horns, to include - two sets of White-Eared Kob horns, one set on cut upper skull cap the others loose, three loose sets of Cape Greater Kudu horns, various sizes, Nagor Reedbuck horns on cut upper skull cap, Cape Bushbuck horns on cut upper skull cap, two sets of Gemsbok Oryx horns, including one odd single horn, (qty)

Taxidermy: Stone Sheep (Ovis dalli stonei), circa late 20th century, by Trophy Taxidermy Ltd, Richmond, B.C. Canada, large shoulder mount looking slightly to the right, right horn 91cm, left horn 92cm, tip to tip 63.5cm, measured using Rowland Ward method, from the wall 52cm, height 77cm

A signed bronzed resin bust of Churchill, a Heredities figurine of a huntsman and his dog, a similar Heredities figure A/F and a Besley Shooting Ground trophy

An early 20th century silver trophy cup, two silver napkin rings and a sauce ladle, 5.1oz troy approx

A small silver reproduction armada dish, Richard Comyns, London 1973, Army Cadet Forces presentation Inscription, a Victorian silver napkin ring, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1881, engraved with floral swags, a small silver trophy, inscribed, a pair of George III silver bead edge sugar tongs, John Wren, circa 1790, and other items, 7ozs combined weight of weighable silver (7).

An Indian trophy cup inscribed 'Calcutta Golf Club Lawn Tennis Tournament Handicap won by D A Campbell April 1884' 17cm high, two electroplate mugs with Calcutta Golf Club Handicap inscriptions and a Victorian electroplate milk jug (4).

TROPHY FURNITURE, antler horn support Eastern brass jardiniere stand, 30" height

REPLICA TROPHIES - JULES RIMET & EUROPEAN CUP. Two replica trophies to include: moulded plastic replica of the Jules Rimet trophy (approx 26cm tall) and a plated tin trophy with plaque on base to read: Manchester United European Cup Winners 1968 Champions League Winners 1999, to measure approx 60cm tall.

BOODLES SILVER TROPHY. A Boodle & Dunthorne silver trophy inscribed 'Mersey Golf Club The F. W. Gilbert Challenge Prize 1921'. Hallmarks London c1913. Trophy singularly weights 736g. Wooden base features Boodles sticker and 2 silver plaques naming the winners of the trophy from 1921-1960.

Edwardian silver trophy cup with leaf-mounted twin handles, on a tall pedestal foot, presented to the Colchester Division Guides by Mr Harry Barton and presented between 1924 and 1957 (Chester 1909), maker's mark rubbed, together with another similar in silver plate - silver cup all at approximately 13ozs, 22.2cm overall height (2)

Collection of 1930s / 1940s Continental white metal and silver trophy cups including and octagonal two-handled cup with faceted decoration and angular handles on a stepped marble base, together with eight others (various Continental marks)

SCOTTISH BROWN TROUT,an hand carved and painted wooden commemorative trophy plaque, 'Brown Trout, wgt 8lb 10oz, Loch Rannoch, Perthshire'

French marble-topped giltwood pier table, bowed white marble top on fluted trophy crest carved frieze and foliate pierced apron on acanthus headed fluted columns and toupee feet, 91cm wide x 51cm deep x 88cm high CONDITION REPORT 20th century construction. A few small chips to edge of marble top. Otherwise condition appears to be good

A two handled silver presentation trophy by Mappin & Webb for Yarmouth Sailing Club - 16.2 troy oz

Rare Post 1912 Garde du Korps Other Ranks Cuirass, blackened example with white metal trophy of arms gorget centre. Red cord border to both the front and rear plates. Brown leather waist strap with brass buckle fitting. Leather backed scaled brass straps. Attached to the straps is a three piece Imperial German medal bar, attached by the vendor. Cloth lining to the rear of each plate having ink issue stamps and dates 1897. Remains in good overall condition.

^ Superb Brechin Volunteer Infantry Georgian Presentation Sword by Woolley, Deakin, Dutton & Johnson,1808, of Scottish National Interest, the sword with signed blued and gilt blade etched with crowned GR cipher, Royal Arms, figures of Victory, Britannia etc, martial trophies, Prince of Wales feathers, Union flowers and profuse foliage together with the gilt presentation inscription ‘Presented by the non-commissioned officers & privates of the Brechin Volr. Infantry to David Ogilvy Esqr Major of that corps in testimony of their esteem and respect for him as an officer and a gentleman A.D. 1808‘ against a blued ground. The presentation inscription is similar in design and style to that seen on the Lloyds Patriotic Swords. Gilt brass hilt with lion’s head pommel, pierced knuckle guard with laurel, langets formed as a pair of angel heads against a star burst, spiral carved ivory grip. In its leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts finely engraved with dragons and with an elaborate trophy. Good condition, a little age wear to scabbard mounts and blade, grip with vertical age crack. A truly beautiful sword of extreme quality, presented to someone believed to be from one of the most influential families in Scottish history. The Ogilvy family is one of the most distinguished families in Scottish History dating back to 1296 when Patrick de Ogilvy appears on the Ragman Roll swearing fealty to King Edward I of England. Patrick’s two sons, however supported Robert the Bruce during the wars of Scottish Independence. During the English Civil War, the Clan Ogilvy supported the Royalists, they fought under James Graham the 1st Marquess of Montrose. It was at the Battle of Philiphaugh in 1648 where James Ogilvy 2nd Earl of Airlie was captured and imprisoned in St Andrew’s Castle but managed to escape the day before his execution, wearing his sisters clothes. The Ogilvy Clan fought during the Jacobite Uprisings in 1715-16 and 1745-46 with one regiment from the clan fighting at the famous Battle of Culloden. It was after this battle that the chief of the clan escaped to France. The Brechin Volunteer Infantry, in Angus, was raised in 1799, in response to the threat of invasion from France after the French Revolution.THIS ITEM WILL REQUIRE A CITES LICENSE TO BE EXPORTED OUTSIDE THE EU  

Needlework firescreen, canteen of cutlery, Schatz Royal Mariner ships clock, celery vase and two glass decanters, small silver trophy, two jars and pepper, coins, etc

A Mounted Stag Trophy Antler on Wooden Plinth, 18cm High

Two silver ashtrays, together with a silver trophy, 88 grams

A SMALL BOX OF JEWELLERY AND NOVELTIES to include a small EPNS trophy, four tankards, mainly pewter, a colourless pate brooch, a costume jewellery Limoges brooch, an engine turned compact, a Stratton compact, a pair of long handled plastic opera glasses etc

A cast brass circular badge of HMS Clio, sloop, 1903-20, showing Clio, the Muse of History, blowing a trumpet, with a trophy of arms, the shield inscribed “Clio” in stylized lettering, laurel three quarter border on darkwood backing, diam 7”. GC Plate 2

A 19th century continental naval officer’s dress sword, plain shallow diamond section blade 28”, gilt brass hilt with double shell guard the front fixed and embossed with crowned fouled anchor on trophy of flags and foliage, the back hinged and plain, oak leaf panelled knucklebow, and pommel, wirebound (loose) wooden grip, with knot, in its leather scabbard (old repair to centre), with plain brass locket and foliate engraved chape. GC, the hilt retaining approx 40% gilt.

A good courtsword, c 1900, slender hollow triangular section blade 31½”, by Ede, Son, Ravenscroft, 93, 94 Chancery Lane, London, etched with trophy and scrolls for half its length, cut steel hilt with pierced, downturned shell guard, crossguard and quillon, knucklebow, facetted urn shaped pommel with elaborate stud and swollen grip, the hilt polished and set with facetted studs overall, in its black PL scabbard (some wear) with steel locket, small suspension ring and chape. Near VGC, the sword retaining most original finish. Plate 7

12 pieces of crested china, including Arcadian China policeman on traffic duty, arms of Tarporley, and small 19th century cannon, Nottingham, Hancock & Son ambulance, City of Bristol, Goss small full size teapot, trophy of 4 Allied flags on one side, Japanese on the other (no lid), etc. GC

A rare mid 18th century French officer’s sword with folding triple bar hilt, straight SE blade 31½”, with triple fullers along the back edge, etched on both sides in panels at forte with maker’s logo “De La Fabrique de la Marque au Raisin à Solingen” with devices, and along the blade on one side the crowned Royal Arms of France on a trophy of arms and instruments, and on the other side in large bold ornate capitals “Vive Le Roi”, steel hilt with open heart shaped guard and scalloped edge knucklebow along which are 2 closely fitting sidebars which open out and clip to the guard (one clip missing) to form an open “basket” type hilt, plain pommel, simulated wirebound grip. VGC for age with a pleasing patina. Plate 7

A 1940s silver-plated trophy : 'H W Holloway Trophy, District Line, Harriers Section'

A VICTORIAN SILVER TROPHY CUP with foliate engraved decoration, awarded for the best airedale terrier approximately 325grams in weight 23cm high

A LARGE COLLECTION OF COSTUME JEWELLERY to include simulated pearl necklaces, faux amber necklaces, brooches, EPNS trophy, earrings, dress rings, acrylic necklaces etc (a quantity)

A SILVER TROPHY CUP by Mappin & Webb, awarded at the Kingston Regatta, 13.3cm high together with a further silver trophy cup awarded at the 1908 Reading Regatta 17.5cm high approximately 522 grams in weight overall

A GEORGIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SET with dome topped finial and ribbed body standing on bun feet with angular trophy handles, bearing marks for London, indistinct makers mark possibly William Eaton, date code for 1811, overall weight 1200 grams approximately (3)

Small silver two handled trophy Birmingham hallmark

A 1970 Triumph Trophy TR6, registration number FMK 779J, green. This matching numbers UK supplied bike is fitted with a full Avon fairing. It has had two previous owners plus the supplying dealer. The last keeper having owned the Triumph since May 1980 has recently retired from riding. The recorded mileage is just over 62000 miles, which is believed to be genuine. The Triumph will be offered for sale with MOT history and original Lucas headlamp shell and unit to revert back to original if the fairing is removed. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration

EXTRA LOT: A 1973 Triumph TR5T Trophy, registration number EVN 783L, frame number TR5TPH20287, yellow. This Triumph Trophy was originally exported to America. It was repatriated and registered in the UK in December 2018. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustration

A 1969 Triumph Trophy TR6R, registration number MFX 243G, frame number HC23945, engine number HC23945, red/black. Originally exported to America this matching numbers Trophy returned to these shores in 2000. Since then it has had one previous owner before joining a private collection in 2007. The Triumph has been fully restored. Having been unused and in storage for the past couple of years the Triumph will require some light recommissioning and the usual safety checks before taking to the road. This well presented example is just waiting to roar into life. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations

A 1958 Triumph TR5 Trophy, registration number MSK 833, frame number 27153 NA, engine number T100C 39826, silver and black. This rigid frame Trophy has formed part of a small private collection since being acquired by our vendor in 2011 from the widow of a friend who had owned the Triumph since 2001. Presented in good condition the Triumph has recently been fitted with a fully restored/rebuilt magneto, new magneto drive cog, handle bar and footrest rubbers and an oil change. This well presented example will need a check over before taking to the road and will be offered for sale with some history. V5C, MOT and tax exempt See illustrations

A collection of plateware etc to include a silver plate trophy (qty).

A silver twin handled trophy and a silver mustard spoon, various items of silver plate inc. entree dish (contents of 1 box).

A large Scottish quaich in the form of a trophy cup with central band, twin lugs on a single foot, monogrammed, by R & W Sorley, Glasgow, 1910 retailed by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, 1579g, 16 x 40 cm

An assortment of silver plated table ware, trophy cups, etc

A George V silver two-handled silver trophy cup on a wooden socle by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd., Chester, 1927, 406g, 17 x 23 cm W without base, no inscription, retailed by Jays, Brighton

A 1/35 scale Trophy Models (Verlinden) resin military kit group to include a 4x4 Moag Piranha with an SA-9 Gaskin armoured vehicle, both in original boxes

A collection of small silver to include; a silver fob watch within original case, a Victorian silver cigarette case, a silver scent bottle, two pill boxes, a vesta case, a miniature trophy, a papier mache and mother of pearl inlaid purse etc (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: All are tired and showing signs of usage and wear.

Two framed and glazed TT and motorcycle original photographs, one depicting Stanley Woods after winning the 1932 Junior TT Trophy Race on his Norton machine, together with one other depicting JH Simpson & J Guthrie, both in reproduction and later frames