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A George V silver trophy, The Grimsby And District Thursday League circular bowl, flanked by angular handles on an inverted stem and circular foot, with ebonised base and plaque marked Sterling, 19cm high, 10oz all in.

Five items of silver, including a pair of George III cauldron salts, an Art Deco presentation bowl, a small trophy cup and a sauce boat, 14.2 ozt (5) 14.2 ozt

A collection of silver and silver plated items, including a 1950s silver marked trophy cup, six silver teaspoons in case, pair of silver napkin rings and another, a silver pill box with gold clasp, a silver circular box with kangaroo, a pair of silver tongs, a glass and plated claret jug and more (parcel)

A group of nine Victorian and later small silver items, including a trumpet vase, cigarette case, two vesta cases, trophy cup, pencil, shell butter dish, brooch and cigarette lighter case (9)

A collection of Victorian and later silver and silver plated items, including a 1920s silver Tennis trophy cup, an Art Deco silver hand mirror, AF, a plated sardine box, a Sheffield plate trench salt, other table ware and flatware (parcel)

A George III and later Irish silver trophy cup by MW, possibly Matthew Walsh, dated Dublin 1783, with nicely engraved cup and inscription for the Lydney Cattle Show, handles possibly repairs, and base underside showing solder gathering, 13.9 ozt

SILVER TROPHY CUP, twin scroll handled HM silver pedestal trophy cup, Birmingham 1903, 9.5 ozs

CONDIMENTS, pair of HM silver fluted pedestal pepperettes, also 1 other pair of condiments, HM silver trophy dish and lidded mustard

SILVER PHOTO FRAME, HM silver rectangular easel photo frame and miniature silver trophy cup (both with defects)

VICTORIAN EXETER TROPHY TANKARD, HM silver baluster shaped double scrolled handled trophy tankard "Axbridge Monthly Market 1869", attractive foliate engraving Exeter, 1868, 9 ozs

VICTORIAN EXETER SILVER TROPHY TANKARD, HM silver double scrolled handled baluster trophy tankard "Lydney Agricultural Society" 1871, Exeter 1870, 9ozs

VICTORIAN TROPHY CUP, HM silver trophy cup "Longford Beagle Hunt Race", London 1892, 11 ozs (damaged)

Birmingham Silver Trophy Cup, engraved “Brusna Star Cup, 1933”, (403 grams)

An Art Deco silver two-handled golf trophy, Birmingham 1932, the spreading base with two golf clubs, 7.5cm high, uninscribed, a silver egg cup, and a Victorian silver pepperette, Birmingham 1895, 3ozs weight combined (3).

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY WALL HANGING TROPHY SHIELD CABINET, with single door, locked, containing a small quantity of engraved silver and plated shield mounts, approximate size width 76cm x height 88cm (sd)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY OAK WALL HANGING TROPHY SHIELD CABINET, with single door, locked, containing a carved oak shield with engraved name plaques, approximate size width 67cm x height 77cm

A SET OF FOUR ETCHED WHISKY TUMBLERS, to mark international pro-celebrity golf Whyte & Mackay Scotch Trophy, with a Stuart crystal box

A silver plated table centre piece in the form of a Viking long ship, length 11”, with dragon head prow and stern, row of shields down each side, and pierced grille in the centre for flowers, with small “Alpacca” maker’s plate, mounted on an ebonised wood trophy base with silver plated band spuriously engraved “Obergruppenfuhrer Steiner Offiziere SS Panzer Division Wiking Heuberg 23.3.1941 Begabt Zu SS”. GC (some wear to ebonised finish).

A 140 b ore flintlock boxlock muff pistol, c 1800, 4¾” overall, turn off barrel 1¼”, with single crowned “P” proof mark, the frame engraved with simple trophy of flags and signed “Howe & Son”, with top safety and walnut slab butt. GWO & C with dark patina overall (top jaw and screw missing, top safety repaired). Plate 12

A 56 bore flintlock boxlock overcoat pocket pistol, c 1815, 8” overall, turn off barrel 3” with starred muzzle to take barrel key and 3½” spring bayonet beneath released by sliding trigger guard, the frame engraved with simple trophy of flags and signed “Dunderdale, Mabson & Labron” in script, with top safety and walnut slab butt having oval silver escutcheon. WO & basically GC (slightly worn overall). Plate 13

A post WWII Romanian dress dagger, shallow diamond section blade 8”, no 55805 at forte, brass flattened S shaped cross guard, swollen composition grip, plain pommel, with press stud into gilt washed sheath, stamped with device incorporating star, trophy of flags and scroll “Romani”, 2 suspension rings, and fabric suspension strap. GC

The British team for the Schneider Trophy Race 1929 RP

A pair of silver condiments, Birmingham 1954, a pierced silver salt, Birmingham 1911, a silver vesta case, and a Sterling silver ash-tray trophy

An early George III silver card tray trophy with Indian Mutiny link, circular with wave-rim, originally presented to Colonel Atkinson, champion killer of elephants, bears, deer and tiger following Indian Mutiny, 1859, and subsequently presented by Colonel Atkinson to F. Lumsden, regiment commander during Indian Mutiny, on three double-scroll feet, maker Richard Rugg, London 1762, approx. 7oz., 5.75in. SEE ILLUSTRATION

Hippopotamus head, contemporary, a fibreglass and resin trophy,75cm wide, 90cm deep, 100cm high

Tray of silver items including toilet bottles, photograph frames, trophy, etc

Buck musical animated trophy, 90cm high

A hallmarked silver double handled trophy cup, weight approx 9.5oz

1920s silver two-handled Point-to-Point trophy on circular base (London 1920), 20.5cm high, with associated Edwardian lid (London 1902), engraved presentation inscription - Army Point-to-Point Meeting, 21st March 1921. Grand Military Wetter Point-to-Point Steeplechase. Presented by The Earl of Lonsdale, Won by Major Guy Blewitts "Orman"

Late Victorian silver two-handled trophy with ornate repoussé foliate scroll decoration and reeded borders, on pedestal foot (London 1900), 25cm high, engraved inscription - O. B. H. (Old Berkshire Hunt) Adjacent Hunts Chase 1930 Winner, Hazel Tree, on ebonised plinth

Three 1920s - 1930s silver two-handled trophies presented to the Epping & Ongar Farmers' Coursing Club, Won by the Furze family, together with another two-handled trophy - Bristol Show in Sale November 1921, Won by J. R. Furze Esq. with Terling Emperor (4) CONDITION REPORT Combine weight silver items- 51oz

Late Victorian silver trophy cup with engraved fern decoration and traces of inscription, on a tall pedestal foot, with central knop, bead border and similar fern decoration (London 1900), Henry Wilkinson & Co. Ltd. All at approximately 16ozs, 28.5cm overall height

A French taxidermic boar's head trophy

Marble and bronze trophy depicting The Reichsadler, height 27cm

Silver trophy and a spelter ash tray

A selection of silver comprising; a silver soliflor vase, B S Ltd, Birmingham, with Celtic and mask decoration, displayed hallmarks, 14cm high, a silver rose bowl, S J R, Sheffield 1972 and a twin handled trophy, 11.5cm high (3) (at fault) 10.2ozt gross

A silver Tennis Section presentation trophy and stand, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd, London 1924, engraved 'B.R.S.C, Tennis Section', upon an ebonised and further engraved silver mounted base, 19.5cm high

A silver pedestal dish Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1919, of small proportions and with pierced rim, 9cm high, 2.6ozt with a silver trophy and another stamped 'Sterling' (3)

A large collection of boxed and loose Britains, Fusilier Miniatures, and Trophy Miniatures, lead and hollowcast soldiers, to include; No.8859 The Airborne Forces, Britains Sherwood Foresters, two boxed Britains No.3108 The Royal Marines etc

A Victorian oil lamp with painted glass reservoir, a silver lustre twin handled trophy cup

A silver toast rack, by Hukin and Heath, Birmingham, 1928; with two silver twin handled trophy cups inscribed Michellin trophy, Hesketh, 1931 and a George III style cream jug (4)

MIXED LOT OF CERAMICS AND COLLECTABLESincluding Jasperware dish and French international rugby trophy

LOT OF MILITARY AND SPORTING MEDALS AND COINSincluding Buteman Shinty Trophy medal, Kyles of Bute Golf Club Jameson cup medal 1927, Smith Cup medal 1958-59, Camanachd Association medal and Kyles section ex-service men coin 1926

Signed Manchester City 12 X 8 Photo, 1969 Posing With The First Division Trophy, The Fa Cup And The Charity Shield At Maine Road, Signed By 10 Players Inc. Doyle, Bell, Pardoe, Young Etc Using A Fine Black Marker. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Tony Adams Signed Arsenal Premiership Trophy Photo. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Red Rum 1977 Grand National Aintree Horse Racing Programme. Good condition with some biro annotations. 129th renewal of the world famous Grand National horse race that took place at Aintree near Liverpool, England, on 5 April 1975. The race was won by 13/2 second-favourite L Escargot, ridden by Tommy Carberry, in a time of nine minutes and 31.1 seconds and by a distance of 15 lengths over 7/2 favourite Red Rum, who was thus denied a third consecutive win. Crisp and Red Rum has also been described as one of the greatest sporting moments. Before the race, Red Rum was generally thought too old - at the age of 12 - to win the Grand National for a third time, having come home first in 1973 and 1974, and second in 1975 and 1976. However, being ridden by jockey Tommy Stack for the second consecutive National, the gelding clinched his unprecedented third title, bringing his career earnings to a then steeplechasing record of £114, 000. A large portion of the 42-strong field was eliminated from the race on the first circuit: 19 had fallen or unseated their riders before the second circuit, including seven at the first fence. Going onto the second round, Boom Docker held a significant lead the biggest going onto the second circuit in Grand National history but he refused to jump the 17th fence. It was not until Becher s Brook the 22nd that Red Rum went into first position, when the leader and pre-race favourite, Andy Pandy, fell. Red Rum s lead grew gradually, and he came home 25 lengths ahead of second-placed Churchtown Boy and the mare Eyecatcher in third. Eleven of the 42 runners completed the course. Churchtown Boy had won the Topham Trophy over the national fences just two days earlier when ridden by Chris Read, who finished third in this race on Eyecatcher. The 1977 National was also notable for being the first in which a female jockey participated. Twenty-one-year-old Charlotte Brew nearly completed the race, though she was a long way behind the leaders. Her horse, Barony Fort, refused at the 27th fence. Hidden Value had fallen at the 26th and was remounted to finish 10th whilst Saucey Belle had fallen at the 22nd and was remounted to finish last. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, EU from £4.95, Overseas from £6.95

Enamelled Badges Twenty Including Leeds Fairs Cup Winners 1971, Matlock Town F.A trophy winners 1975, Blackpool Supporters club.

Rugby League Programmes Fifteen Yorkshire Cup, Premiership, John player, Regal Trophy, Amateur finals, 50 semis - tickets noted.

Ken Lee Sheffield Cricket Memorabilia, to include glass goblet, silver banded match ball for Sheffield United v. Collegiate, 1950 where he performed hat trick. Silver trophy S.T.C.L Division B. S.U.C.C, 1959 blazer badge.

Motorsports - Silverstone (Daily Express) International Trophy Programmes, 1963, 1969, 70, 71, 72, 75. 1963 programmes for Formula junior 14th September, racing cars 19th may, Bugatti Owners at portscott, Hutchinson 100 at Silverstone plus others.

1964-5 School Trophy Quarter Final and Replay Programmes, Rotherham v. Newcastle, Rotherham United youth aways at Sunderland 68-9, Manchester United 69-70, reserves 66-7 at Sunderland, 68-9 at Hull.(6)

A 20th century brass golfing trophy door stop in the form of a golf ball and club. Measures 63 cm high.

Roman Imperial, 6 x Silver Denarii comprising: Augustus rev. C L CAESARES AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT, Gaius & Lucius Caesars standing facing, shields & spears between them, small dig in obv field; Tiberius rev. PONTIF MAXIM, seated female figure (Livia?) holding sceptre & branch; Nero rev. SALVS, Salus enthroned holding patera; Vespasian rev. IOVIS CVSTOS, standing figure of Jupiter holding sceptre & sacrificing over altar; Titus rev. COS (VI) Mars standing left holding spear & trophy & Domitian rev. IMP XXII COS XVI CENS P P P, Minerva advancing right holding spear & shield; all with good portrait detail VF to GVF

A collection of silver items, comprising; a small pedestal bowl; a Polo trophy; a silver magnifying glass, Birmingham 1927; a pair of late Victorian egg shaped pepper pots; a silver salt with liner; four antique silver salt spoons; a silver spoon and fork; a three piece silver dressing table set; a plated mustard pot; and a plated napkin ring; 282 g (9 troy ozs) gross

FOOTBALL, original team photo of Ryde FC 1895/6, with trophy & medals for Isle of Wight Leagues winners, names to lower border, tight trim (9.5 x 10), P

FOOTBALL, original team photo of an American team from Brooklyn 1912/3, with trophy (Metropolitan & District), photographers name to back in ink, laid down to original mount, 14 x 10 overall, G

MOTOR RACING, signed press photo by Jackie Stewart, full-length drinking from trophy after 1970 Race of Champions victory, 7 x 10, typed annotation to back, VG

TENNIS, signed colour photo by Martina Hingis, half-length celebrating with trophy after 1997 Wimbledon, 8 x 11.5, EX

TENNIS, signed colour press photo by Tim Henman, three-quarter length in ceremonial robe with trophy after winning 1998 Presidents Cup in Tashkent, 8 x 11.5, typed annotation to back, EX

TENNIS, signed magazine photo by Angela Mortimer, half-length to Wimbledon trophy (1961), 6 x 8, corner-mounted to card, EX