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USA Civil War Cent Token 1863 featuring Indian head and trophy of arms, EF, light edge knock.

Numerian billon antoninianus, Lugdunum Mint 283 A.D., reverse reads:- MARS VICTOR, officina C in right field, Naked Mars, advancing right, carrying spear and trophy over left shoulder, Sear 12247, VF

Probus billon antoninianus, Rome Mint 278-280 A.D., reverse reads:- VICTORIA GERM, Trophy between two captives seated at base, in exergue R thunderbolt A, Sear 12055var., RIC 220, nice central strike with much original silvering, GEF

Trajan brass sestertius, obverse:- Laureate bust with aegis, right, reverse:- Dacia seated left in attituded of mourning, on round shield and arms, before her a military trophy, Sear - , RIC II, p.283, 560, striking crack at obverse 10 o'clock [as struck], GF

Football - Tottenham Hotspur Barratts Football Candy Sticks Postcard for Match Magazine The Worlds Greatest Teams Series 1984 UEFA Cup shows team with trophy after match, signed to front by Mabbutt, Hughton, Ardiles, Perryman to light part of image, further signed on rear by Perryman and Ardiles

dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Two-stage barrel, in damask, octagonal in the first segment, richly inlaid with golden trophies, geometrical motifs and inscription, not clearly readable; the second part is round, with strongly bell-mouthed nozzle and remains of gilding. Barrel's tang inlaid in gold en suite. Flintlock with flat, recessed plate, marked 'D. EGG', on a gilded trophy, recessed tang and with remains of trophies. The cock with Oriental engravings. Wooden, full stock. Silver mounts. Butt side almost completely covered with silver plaques, pierced and engraved with rinceaux. Silver butt-plate, with stamp 'SN' and engraved with rinceaux. Silver trigger-guard, decorated and stamped en suite, so as the barrel bracket. The counter-plate carved as butt's plaques. Three stars and silver escutcheon on the back. Wooden ramrod. length 63 cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: France, Curved, single-and short false-edged blade, with strong fuller, engraved at the forte with a crescent, a trophy, imperial eagle and rinceaux on one side, a sun, moor's head and other rinceaux on the other, an inscription 'Manifacture Imp.le de Klingenthal' at the base on one side , 'Coulaux Freres' on the other. Remains of gilding and blueing. Brass hilt. Langets engraved with leaves. Three loop-guards decorated with leaves. Long cap with floral engravings. Leather-covered grip, with copper wire binding. Iron scabbbard with two lugs with brass bands, decorated with relieved flowers. length 97 cm.

dating: late 18th Century provenance: Karlsbad, Smooth-bore, two-stage, 12 mm cal. barrel, first octagonal then round, without girdle, fore-sight; engraved tang and with number '1'; right flintlock, slightly engraved, the left one converted to percussion; wooden, full stock, with brass mounts, engraved with a trophy and floral motifs. Brass-tipped wooden ramrod. length 38 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Germany, Iron bow of flat section; fine wooden tiller, checkered in the lower part and on the stock, with engraved grooves at the guard; iron groove engraved with petals; an axe trophy, flags and other arms on the tang; trigger-guard engraved with vases and provided with finger support; flower-patterned flat guard; trigger and set trigger; front part covered with ivory. length 49 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: Austria, Straight, double-edged blade, of lenticular section, with short fuller at the forte, an engraved arm trophy on both facets, crowned double eagle, and another arm trophy, with lances and sabers. Iron hilt with arms curved downwards, provided with a large lobe at the ends, the guard en suite; large guard-ring with grooved decoration in the center. Grip with iron, spiral wire bindings and moor's heads at the ends. Pommel with two, large holes and surmounted with a button. length 100 cm.

dating: 18th Century provenance: Italy, Smooth-bore, two-stage, cal. 25 mm (!) barrel, octagonal in the first segment, with molded frame at the base, the of sixteen facets, with outlines at the girdle and small moulded muzzle at the nozzle. Tang engraved with floral and geometrical motifs. Flintlock. Wooden stock in two pieces, slightly chiselled, with brass mounts, finely engraved with floral motifs, butt-plate also with a trophy, grip with a button to fold the butt. Iron belt hook. Iron-tipped wooden ramrod and iron cartridge extractor. length 80 cm.

dating: 18th Century provenance: Austria, Fine, 13 mm cal. barrel of Turkish origin, late 17th century, of round section, with thin rib on the back and moulded muzzle, gold-inlaid with rinceaux at the base and next to the nozzle, remains of gilded stamp. Lock probably converted to percussion, with thick, flat, iron plate. European stock of the 18th century, with various parts missing and woodworm holes. The barrel is probably a trophy of the Vienna Battle. length 166,5 cm.

dating: 1910 provenance: Prussia, Straight, single-edged blade with double groove, in fine damask, first part finely engraved with dedication 'Pohle s. l. Koch' on the right side, and '1910', on the other, the tang with mark 'WK&C'. Gilded, brass hilt, folding shell-guard with Prussian, pierced eagle; cap with eagle on a trophy in bass-relief. Black grip with metallic wire binding and crowned monogram 'WR'. Remains of irrelevant sword-knot. Iron, blackened scabbard with two suspension rings. length 93.5 cm.

Vintage brass novelty inkwell in the form of a trophy cup, 14cm high approx.

Two 9ct Gold Charms Comprising An Ice Skate And Twin Handled Trophy, Both Fully Hallmarked, Weight Approx 6.2g, Trophy Height 25mm

Two silver trophy cups with inscriptions

A Georgian silver cup (as found), a small silver cream jug plus a silver trophy cup with inscription

WW2 RAF Attributed 203 Squadron Italian Propeller Souvenir. A rare Squadron Trophy in the form of a twin bladed laminated wooden propellor. The blades retaining brass trim leading edge and decorated with the locations of the Squadrons airfields and landing grounds during the North African campaign. This include Sidi Barrana, Fuka, Tobruk, etc. The boss with various issue stamps indicating engine type etc. Tips cut length 70 1/2 inches. Clean condition.The vendor has attributed the “Trophy” to 203 Squadron, which closely followed the airfields and landing grounds indecated on the propeller. It is interesting to note that the last airfield listed is Kankesanturai, this was last base 203 Sqd operated from in WW2. The Squadron began the Second World War operating the Short Singapore Flying Boat and converted to the Bristol Blenheim becoming operational in March 1940. Its role being reconnaissance and fighter patrols. It would later convert to the Wellington Bomber and finally the Liberator, in the closing stages of the war operating anti-submarine patrols from Ceylon.

TROPHY MIRROR WINDSOR CASTLE PRINT & FRAMED ANTIQUE SAM BEARDSLEY FERRYHILL BILL HEAD

A George V silver Guernsey Farmers Association 1st Prize Cow trophy, Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1915, inscribed 'CYRENE OF THE ROUVETS. 1ST PRIZE COW, G.F.A. 1916', 3in. (7.6cm.) high, weight 2.6 tr.oz.

A 19th century cast iron walking stick stand, as a sailor, standing above a maritime trophy, rope twist support, the base with acanthus border, 71cm high, c. 1880

A 19th century French Empire alabaster library sculpture, of a beauty dressed in the Classical taste, square plinth carved with a musical trophy, lotus border, 66cm high, c.1830

A set of six Britannia standard silver coffee spoons of late 17th century design, in fitted case, 2.4oz troy approx, and a silver and marble trophy stand

Modern silver cigarette box of plain form, by Harman Brothers, Birmingham, 1963, silver gilt medallion commemorating the Coronation of King George V, 1889 silver Crown, trophy cup, and a silver mounted wallet, (5),.

George V silver christening mug with banded decoration, maker's mark rubbed, London, 1920, trophy cup, and other items, weighable silver 10.5oz, 326g,.

George V Irish silver trophy cup with scroll handles on round foot, by West & Son, Dublin, 1922, 19.5oz, 606g, on turned hardwood base,.

A collection of silver plate including tray, trophy, napkin rings etc

Three Old Type Orpington Club hallmarked silver trophy cups including The White Cup and Club Show 1938, seven hallmarked silver and enamel spoons and a large quantity of ephemera from the Old Type Orpington Club including minutes of meetings, press reports, programmes, scrapbooks, accounts, pamphlets, printing block of a Buff Orpington etc, weight of silver 290g

Late Victorian or early 20thC hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup, London, date letter rubbed, maker Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd, height 13.5cm, weight 133g

George V hallmarked silver pedestal bonbon dish or trophy cup, Birmingham 1924 maker Henry Williamson Ltd, height 20cm, 184g

George V hallmarked silver commemorative covered trophy cup on plinth with dedication to John Wilson Potter esq, founder and president of the Old Type Orpington Club 1927 - 1933, London 1934 maker R A Miles, height on plinth 52cm, weight of cup 1371g, Buff Orpington poultry interest

A silver plated twin handled trophy and cover, the Den Cole Trophy, Capri Pool League Champions, 50.5cm high, further twin handled trophy, 27cm high, and two plated rose bowls, all on socles. (4)

A TRAY OF TROPHY PLAQUES

An Elizabeth II silver trophy cup, by Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham 1961, with Lindisfarne decoration to border; a sterling silver trinket dish; solfleur vase; and trophy stamped 'Sterling Silver Made in Hong Kong', the solfleur vase and trophy both inscribed 'The Royal Hong Kong Golf Club', 5oz. weighable silver. (4)

Silverplated and other metalware, to include: trophy cups, tankards; a salver; and others; together with a leather bound letter rack; and other items.

Silver items, to include a trophy, two napkin rings and a spoon, 2.3oz, (5)

A Brass Inkwell in the Form of a Trophy set on Circular Dish together with Brass Inkwell with Shell Moulded Decoration

A selection of silver plated & white metal trophy cups including The Langham Cup Bournemouth 1949 and a plaque

A HM silver trophy cup having equine handles, Birmingham 1933

A vintage trophy possibly livestock related with bull design

A pair of porcelain and gilt metal clock side ornaments and a silver plated trophy cup (3)

A silver trophy cup (weight approx 295g) together with two silver bases with candle sconces.

A boxed of assorted white metal ware including silver plate, to include trophy cups and cutlery.

A silver trophy cup and two silver napkins 281 grams

A MINIATURE SILVER REPLICA OF THE AMERICAS CUP TROPHY, Birmingham marks. 8.2cm high; together with a Victorian mother of pearl handled pen knife with silver blade, Sheffield 1884, mark of John Nowill, contained in a leather carrying case by Oatway Goldsmith Bideford. (2)

A VICTORIAN PLAIN SILVER PRESENTATION GOBLET, London 1867, mark of George Richards Elkington, engraved with vacant cartouche, and raised on knopped stem and circular spreading base. 28cm high; together with a two handled presentation trophy on stand, Birmingham 1933, mark of Adie Brothers Ltd, inscribed Association of Graduates Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. 23cm high, (c.39 troy ozs all in). (2)

A Touchtel ATP World doubles tennis challenge cup trophy, in the form of a circular tazza, with planished white metal bowl above polished stem, terminating in planished circular pedestal foot, the stem with applied cast ATP sponsors plaquette, the lip engraved "Touchtel ATP World Doubles Tennis Challenge Cup - 2002 - January 29 - February 02, 2002 KSLTA Bangalore - India", height 10.7cm x diameter 23.5cm.

A silver dolls house tea set on tray, by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & Frank Shepherd, Birmingham 1912-13, in the period style, comprising semi-fluted ovoid form tea pot, sugar and cream, with tea cup and saucer, all on oval twin handled tray, with pierced gallery, together with a miniature silver hallmarked tankard, a small silver hallmarked twin handled trophy and a small twin handled bowl, this having 1711 Queen Anne shilling to base. (138.8g). (qty)

A pair of miniature bon bon dishes, by Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1909, of eliptical form, having pierced side with shell and scroll embossed out swept rim, width 9.7cm, together with a French silver bottle sleeve, of circular form with gilt interior, with cast and chased clover leaf cartouche (left blank), stamped French .950 silver hallmark and makers mark, height 7.5cm, a silver sauce boat, by Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1928, of oval form with undulating out swept rim and double scroll handle, raised upon triple hoof feet, Also a boxed Haviland silver Millenium spoon, a boxed Prince William Royal christening silver teaspoon, a small silver hallmarked coaster, a small silver hallmarked trophy in the form of a twin handled champagne bucket and a pair of white metal grape scissors. (qty)

A Late Victorian Silver Golf Trophy, Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1898, the circular base with three golf club supports, holding an Ocobo 27 1/2 gutty ball with silver mount forming an inkwell, the base inscribed Fakenham Golf Club Long Drive April 17th 1899, 206 Yards 1 Foot, G F Smith, 12cm high

A Chinese Export Silver Trophy Cup, Tuck Chang, Shanghai, circa 1920, the bowl raised on a three rifle supports, inscribed Shanghai Scottish 1923, Subaltern's Cup Won by C.W.Glover, hardwood stand, 16cm high excluding stand, 5oz 6dwt Well marked to foot rim. One or two light bruises to the bowl, some light scratching. Generally good order,

A George V silver Sugar Caster, hallmarked Chester, 1910, of baluster form with removable pierced cover, 3.6ozt, together with a large Edwardian silver plated trumpet vase, by Mappin & Webb, a tennis club trophy dated 1909, two silver plated bottle coasters etc., (a lot)

An important Royal Automobile "Club tourist trophy" won by Ernest Courtis in a Rover 16/20 horsepower motor car in 1907The top section of the trophy a silver gilt figure of Mercury (silver weight approximately 23oz, hallmarked for Daniel & John Welby of Garrick Street, London 1907), the lower section depicting figures of flora and a blacksmith with car motif, with inscription A C GB, the central cartouche with inscription "Tourist Trophy". The historical Royal Automobile Club tourist trophy was first held on the Isle of Man on the 14th September 1905. The tourist trophy is the oldest motoring contest in the world. This trophy was won by Ernest Courtis driving the Rover 16/20 horsepower touring car on 31st May 1907. Height 48cm. Provenance - this trophy belonged to Harry Smith who was the Managing Director of the Rover Car Company up until 1915, thence by descent. Further items from this estate are in lot 399 and 392 CONDITION REPORT: Part of wand missing. Comes from a descendent of Harry Smith who was Managing Director of Rover in 1907. See Lots 399 and 392

A silver twin handled trophy bowl, presentation inscribed, raised on a circular foot, Chester 1910, weight 710 gms.

Silver, comprising; a twin handled trophy cup raised on a black composition stand, Birmingham 1932 and three further trophy cups, all inscribed, combined weight of the last three 437 gms, (4).

Silver, comprising; a plain circular bowl, London 1964, a pair of napkin rings, Sheffield 1895, another napkin ring and three toastracks, combined weight 290 gms, also an unmarked band from a trophy base, (8).

Silver, comprising; a twin handled trophy bowl, of circular form, raised on a cable rimmed foot, presentation inscribed, London 1924 and a helmet shaped milk jug, Birmingham 1911, combined weight 316 gms, (2).

Silver, comprising; a twin handled lidded trophy cup, presentation inscribed, Chester 1923, a twin handled golfing trophy, with golf club motifs, Birmingham 1925 and two further small trophies, combined weight 371 gms, (4).

A Chinese white metal trophy cup, with engraved decoration, 22cm high

A silver two handled trophy cup, with two beaded handles on a flared foot, engraved "A.A.M. 1911, 1 Mile Army Championship Won by PTE Love.....", 26.5cm high overall, by William Hutton and Sons, London 1908, 692 grams