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WMF musical trophy dated 1889 Christmas presentation stamped to side

A Victorian silver trophy cup. Total height approx 27cm. Weight approx 310g

A group of badges, medals and ephemera, late 19th - mid 20th century including a silver table spoon with three lions and trophy crest, London 1936, a Servant to the Home Hoover War medal 1935, a RN bosun's whistle etc.

A FABERGE SILVER HORSE RACING TROPHY, WORKMASTER STEPHEN WAKEVA, ST. PETERSBURG, 1899-1908 the body of tapering form, featuring a medallion with the head of a horse within a wreath, the lid with wreath-shaped finial, marked with 88 standard, assayer's mark Ya L in Cyrillic for Yakov Nikolaevich Lyapunov, workmaster's mark S.W in Latin for Stephen Wakeva, K. Faberge mark in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant and scratched inventory number 12 601; overall height: 46 cm (18 1/8 in.), weight: 720.2 g (23.150 ozt)

A collection of silver hallmarked items to include vase. small trophy, some items of cutlery, a pocket watch case and similar, varying assays.

Claudius plated 'silver' denarius 'Lugdunum Mint 49-50 A.D.' reverse:- DE BRITANN on architrave of triumphal arch, a war trophy each end, equestrian statue to left, at centre, Sear 1843, with an old ticket, Ex. Timeline Auctions, November 2011, Ex. Wortham Hoard, the base core only evident from ancient test cuts on edge, the plating being complete and even has 'cabinet' tone, these must have been made at the mint as normal citizens would not have had the technology to produce such a skilled contemporary forgery, NEF

Geta silver denarius as Caesar under Septimius Severus and Caracallla, Rome Mint 200 A.D., reverse legend:- PRINC IVVENTVTIS Geta standing left to left, holding baton and long sceptre, military trophy behind at right, Sear 7196, with old ticket, good metal, excellent boyish portrait, EF/VF

Probus billon antoninianus, Lugdunum Mint 277 A.D., reverse:- Mars advancing right, with spear and trophy over shoulder, Sear 11992, a sharp, even central strike, NEF, with a bronze centenionalis of Julian II, Sirmium Mint 363 A.D., Helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust left, holding spear and shield / VOT V MVLT XX within wreath, Sear 19172, with hard even black-green patina, NEF [2]

Volusian silver antoninianus, Rome Mint 251-252 A.D., reverse:- Pax standing left, holding olive-branch and transverse sceptre [no star], GVF with a ditto but Gallienus, reverse:- two captives seated, hands tied, at the foot of military trophy, Cologne 257-258 A.D., Norwich and Norfolk Numismatic Society Auction, Dec. 2011, lot 146, VF/F [2]

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY KIDNEY SHAPED GALLERY TRAY, having brass handles and marquetry floral and musical trophy inlay, 58cm wide

Eight various silver plated trophy cups

A large silver two handled trophy cup for 'Fat Stock Show' Weston Super Mare, marked Sterling 665g

A silver trophy cup for 'The Best Fat Cow', 30cm tall, Chester 1913 - 500g

Two Victorian silver trophy cups - not engraved, Birmingham 1853 - 318g (slightly weighted base) and Sheffield 1899 - 420g

A silver two handled trophy cup for 'Best Pen of Sheep' by James Dixon and Son, Sheffield 1907 - 18cm tall, 570g

8 silver plated trophy cups

A large silver trophy cup, not engraved - London 1927 - 510g

A small silver trophy cup, napkin rings, cruets etc

A tall two handled silver trophy cup 'Best Butchers Beast' - 906g including stand, Birmingham 1934, and a smaller covered cup 1935 - 415g by Walker and Hall Sheffield

A pair of Walker and Hall Art Deco silver plated trophy cups Weston Super Mare Fat Stock Show 1938

An Edwardian silver two handled trophy cup for 'Best Fat Cow', London 1908 - 523g, and two other trophy cups, 310 g

STEVEN GERRARD SIGNED COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT holding the Champions League trophy, 20.5cm x 25.5cm, with a Certificate of Authenticity

A Birmingham Silver Bowl, Together With A London Silver Trophy Cup, 13oz

A London Silver Mustard, together with another similar London silver mustard, a London silver small presentation trophy cup and silver topped glass spirit flask

A Birmingham Silver Covered Jug, together with a Birmingham silver two handled trophy cup, 11oz

A Chinese White Metal Trophy Cup With Silver Gilt Cup, the column in the form of three rifles, together with another similar Chinese white metal trophy cup, 14oz

AUSTRIAN SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL COVERED BOWL, VIENNA, CIRCA 1900, of lobed boat shape form, the side decorated throughout with romantic scenes after Watteau, the interior painted with musical trophy motifs, flanked by twin scroll handles and surmounted by a rooster finial, 8cm high

COLLECTION OF SILVER, comprising a George III silver sugar bowl with removable bristol blue glass liner, by Richard Meach, London, 1775, circular form pierced border and swing handle, five Edwardian pierced bon bon / sweet meat dishes, four section ashtray, two trophy cups, basket, two condiments, silver and mother of pearl salt, photograph frame, silver mounted common prayer book and a white metal Indian oblong bowl (14.4oz) (16)

THE RICHMOND RACE CUP: AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III SILVER GILT HORSE RACING TROPHY by Paul Storr, London 1802, of campana form, the pull-off domed cover with fluted bud finial and engraved with a retailers mark of Makepeace, Fecit, leaf capped angular handles, the upper section engraved and chased with a frieze one side depicting two galloping racehorses, the other a racehorse being fed outside a stable, one side engraved "Charles Brandling and Timothy Hutton, Esqrs Stewards". The other side engraved "Richmond. 1802.". Each side applied with a vacant wreath cartouche and each side applied with a circular boss, one reading "Sigillum Burgtti Richmond II", part fluted lower section, the whole on a circular pedestal foot with a stiff leaf border, contained in a leather covered wooden carrying case with velvet interior, brass escutcheon and carrying handle, the interior applied with a retailers label for "Robert Makepeace, Goldsmith & Jewellery, Serle Street, Lincolns Inn Fields", 46.5cm high x 31.5cm high, (c.124.1oz) In 1757 Robert Adam was commissioned by Thomas Dundas to design a new trophy for the Richmond 'Gold Cup' horse race. In the 18th century, the course in North Yorkshire became one of the biggest and most celebrated attractions in the racing calendar with a prize of 100 guineas or more. This large 'double gilt' cup was - by tradition - paid for by general subscription and the worthy gentleman of the town with the silversmith being ordered to 'make the best cup he can for 100 guineas'. The cup would generally weigh one hundred ounces or more. Subsequent cups were based on Adam's original design and in the hands of the most eminent silversmiths, they evolved over the decades. This example is engraved on the rim 'Richmond 1802' and also engraved with the names of the stewards, Charles Brandling and Timothy Hutton. In addition, it is engraved 'MAKEPEACE, FECIT' on the rim of the lid. This fine and historic trophy comes with its original transit case and retains the retailers label for 'Robt Makepeace, Goldsmith and Jeweller, Serle Street, Lincolns Inn Fields'. Whilst there are few records available for the list of previous recorded winners of the 'Gold Cup' the family can offer two possibilities. The first is that it was won by Robert Edward Petre, 10th Baron Petre (1763-1809) in 1802. His second wife Mary Bridget Howard was the sister of the 12th Duke of Norfolk. The cup would have then passed by descent to the Stapleton-Bretherton's via his granddaughter Isabella Petre and her marriage to Frederick Stapleton-Bretherton in 1869. Isabella bore thirteen children, but the family's lineage was sadly disrupted by the death of the male heirs during the Boer War and World War I. Although the Stapleton-Bretherton name is no more, the cup has passed down the female line to its present owner. The second, and most likely, is that it came into the family through Mary Stapleton-Bretherton's second husband, Gilbert Stapleton, (1808 - 1856) who along with his brother Miles Thomas Stapleton, the 8th Baron Beaumont (1805-1854) came from a family dedicated to horse racing. In fact, they were very successful in the horse racing world, and it is possible that their father Thomas Stapleton (1778 - 1835) could have won this cup, when he was just 24 years old. The family also had close ties in the racing world with Sir Thomas Gascoigne, 8th Baronet (7 March 1745 - 11 February 1810) who together with an earlier relation Sir Thomas Stapleton (1721-1781) enjoyed many successes with a grey mare called Hollandoise, winning both the 'St Ledger' in 1778 and the 'Kings Cup' in 1781. Gascoigne like Stapleton was committed to horse racing and the breeding of race horses at his stud at Parlington in Yorkshire

A cast brass pestle and mortar, brass vase inscribed as a Polo trophy between the British army in Cyprus and Tehran, a hammered pewter tray, together with a clock, tea caddy and other metalware items.

A 9ct Gold Trophy Pendant For The Welsh National Football League, 1924, 7grm

ANTIQUE OAK TROPHY OR SPECIMEN CABINET 92CM WIDE

Georgian style small trophy cup with cover 4.5" over flying scroll handles Sheff 1925 130g.

Small trophy cup 3.5" over handles B'ham 1937, also a pepperette 70g.

Trophy Miniatures Wales LTD; a quantity of lead figures to include skaters, the rabbit man, Mr pickwick, a willing team, bus passengers, Trophy Victorian Miniatures; Victorian vehicles (mostly boxed)

A gold oval locket pendant by Edwin Streeter, the oval locket applied with an archery trophy, the glazed internal locket compartment mounted with a photograph of a woman possibly wearing the locket and engraved with initials, Dabenham Hall 28th July 1869, applied with a cartouche bearing the initials EWS 18, 3.5cm high

A Lynton circular table box, painted by Stefan Nowacki, signed, with a musical trophy and a bouquet of flowers, within a gilded band of raised beads, the green ground with a garland of oak leaves and acorns in raised gilding, conforming base, chased gilt-metal mounts with shell thumbpiece, 6.5cm diam, 4cm high, printed marks, fitted morocco case

Nottingham Horticultural Interest - Victorian silver ovoid pedestal goblet, chased and engraved with stylised flowers, foliage and beaded oval cartouches, inscribed National Cactus & Succulent Society, Nottingham Branch, The Churchman Challenge Cup, 23.5cm high, London 1874; a Victorian silver two-handled cup, The LA Higson Cup, 15cm high, London 1866; an Art Deco silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1948; others, E.P.N.S, various (11), 22oz silver

An early 18th century Continental gold-mounted tortoiseshell and piqué oval snuff box, the hinged cover pressed in relief and centred by a hunting trophy in a Picturesque landscape, the sides decorated with a boar hunt and hare coursing, the base with a scrolling device, 4cm high, 7.8cm wide, c.1730

An early 20th century white painted rectangular mirror, with musical trophy above the plate, beaded and ribbon borders, 130cm x 76cm

Metalware - a silver presentation trophy, Bournemouth Master Bakers Exhibition 1931; a copper and brass spirit kettle and stand; a plated tea pot; a set of Escalado lead horses; an early 20th century frilled edge light shade; a pair of glass light shades; etc

A silver tea strainer, Viners, Sheffield 1951; a silver caddy spoon, bright cut, James Collins, Birmingham 1850; a set of silver teaspoons, Art Deco style, cased; a silver trophy, approx 42g; etc

AN EDWARD VIII ART DECO SILVER GOLF TROPHY, WITH GOLFER FIGURAL FINIAL, 20CM H, BIRMINGHAM 1936, 5OZS

Trophy Miniatures British Soldiers, Zulu Warriors, Napoleon and Wellington. Napoleon mounted on Marengo and Duke of Wellington on Copenhagen (horses) Wellington holds a map of the Quatre Bras / Waterloo area, some paint loss to Copenhagen. Zulu wars: 7 boxed sets in original boxed and 4 boxes of assorted figurines including Britains Set 147. Includes figures of Chard, Bromhead, Reynolds, Dalton, Hook, Dabulamanzi etc. 70 + figures plus scenic accessories

Sir Tom Sopwith, two original press photographs attempting to win the Michelin Trophy. Good condition Est.

An Edwardian silver goblet, London 1904, engraved 'RSG', a silver vase, Birmingham 1910, together witha small two-handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1925 (3)

Silver walnut by Camelot Silverware Ltd, London 2000, a small silver funnel possibly by T Wilkinson & Sons, Birmingham 1902, a silver seal in the shape of a cockerel sitting on a round base, possibly by Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1908, and a small silver tripod salt with coloured plique-a-jour border, marked 925, a silver sporting trophy, engraved, on ebony stand, and a white metal small model of a Viking ship (6)

Silver presentation trophy cup for billiards, dated 1930 (damaged)

A large Victorian presentation silver trophy goblet, by H. Atkins, Sheffield 1889, vase form, engraved foliate decoration, inscribed 'Cambridgeshire Ornithological Society Challenge Cup, For The Best Pen of Poultry Bred by an Exhibitor Residing In the Parliamentary Borough of Cambridge', height off plinth, 30.3cm, approx. weight 22oz.

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a bachelor's teapot, London 1896, a three-piece cruet set, London 1979, shaped oval form, pierced decoration, a christening mug, a cased salt and pepper set, two dishes, a miniature trophy cup, a pepper pot, and a set of twelve modern small coasters, in three cases, approx. weighable 30oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of silver comprising: a pierced circular tazza, Birmingham 1912, a cream jug, a dressing table box, one foot a.f, a pipe ashtray, a George IV pepper pot, London 1820, a pair of pepper pots, a pair of salt cellars, three small trophy cups, a page marker, an Italian salt cellar, an American vesta, an Eastern basket, eight Greek ashtrays, boxed, and four small menu card holders, plus an electroplated compact, approx. weighable 20oz. (qty)

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: a Russian travelling icon, a trophy Oar, inscribed with rower's names and '1929 Nelson W.O's Gigs', by William Hutton and Sons, Sheffield 1928, a trophy cup, three napkin rings, a pair of silver and enamel brushes, a box modelled as a mandolin, an Austrian cigarette case with French import marks, fluted decoration, a silver and blue enamel cigarette case with import marks for London 1928, a travelling double photograph frame, a pen and pencil, eight wine labels, two medals, a metal ware box modelled as a mussel, and various electroplated items, approx. weighable 21.5oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of Scottish silver flatware, various dates and makers, comprising: a toddy ladle by Robert Keay of Perth, a sifting ladle by Robert Donaldson, Dundee, a toddy ladle by D. C. Rait, eleven provincial and Edinburgh teaspoons, four salt spoons, a knife, a trophy spoon and a metalware whistle, approx. weighable 11oz. (qty)

A MONEY TIN CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING MEDALS, etc, 1939-45, Africa Star (1st Army bar) War medal, un-named, Staffordshire Regiment collar dog, 1935 Staffordshire County shooting medal, 2nd and small shooting trophy on stand un-named, possibly attributed to CSM A.E. Watkin Staffordshire Regiment, together with a large glazed frame with a photo of Watkin and Sgt Cooper

FIVE BOXES AND LOOSE, to include cash's silks, a Coalport plaque of a Turner painting, Forever Friends ornaments, Royal Brierley glass 'Rover' golf trophy, a Ford golf trophy in the form of a pedestal vase, pictures etc

A PAIR OF SILVER NAPKIN RINGS, s.d, a square silver ashtray and a small silver trophy cup, gross weight 6.2 ozt, 194 grams, together with a Tudric pewter charger, no 0117, Victorian copper kettle, modern tankards, etc

GOLF RYDER CUP INTEREST, a Garrard cased 1989 trophy badge, autographs from 1985 Bells Ryder Cup and Victory Dinner ephemera 1989 PGA Ryder Cup, Belfry bag badge, ceramic plates, books, video cassettes, etc

A silver ash tray inscribed 'Tony' to centre with presentation inscription to reverse, Sheffield 1945, makers mark HH and a silver golf trophy of lidded urn form having swag decoration, Birmingham 1936, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd

A silver trophy cup, one cartouche monogrammed and dated 1880, London 1870, 285g