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Unusual oil lamp with Twin Duplex burner on a Trophy style brass column with black circular stepped base. Dark green glass shade. Approx height - 60cm.

A box of mixed plated ware including trophy cup and Victorian jug.

A Birmingham silver trophy cup.Approx 18cm, 157g

WRITING TABLE, late 18th century Italian mahogany and marquetry inlaid with angel, leaf and musical trophy decoration and a single frieze drawer on square tapered supports, 102cm W x 72cm H x 65.5cm D. (with faults)

Original vintage sport poster for the 23rd New York City Marathon For the Samuel Rudin Trophy on Sunday November 1 1992. Colourful illustration depicting people running in the sunshine through the streets of New York, the crowd cheering from a bridge, buildings and the sides of the street, taking photographs and holding balloons behind the police lines with a motorbike riding next to the runners, the title text above with the O in marathon shaped like The Big Apple (New York) with a runner inside and the information about the TV broadcast of the marathon event below with the sponsors' names, including Mercedes-Benz, Asics, The Rudin Family, the names of the organisers and logos below in blue, red and black letters. The New York Road Runners Club (NYRRC) was founded in 1958 and organised the first New York Marathon in Central Park; the Rudin family has sponsored the marathon since 1976. Very good condition, faint creases in side margins. Country: USA, year: 1992, designer: Peggy Reilly, size(cm): 66.5x50.5.

A cribbage board, trophy, desk blotter, padlocks, etc.

A large silver bowl with inscription, Nottingham Ice Dance Trophy, London 1896, 725g, 23oz, the base with list of winners including in 1977 and 1979 C. Dean & J. Torvill (Nottingham), Jane Torvill and Christopher Dean

Taxidermy - a well modelled fox head trophy mounted on oak shield back - Est £50 - £80 - This lot MUST be paid for and collected, or delivery arranged, no later than close of business on Tuesday 30th January. Please do not bid if you are unable to comply

EGYPTIAN REVIVAL SILVER PLATED EPERGNEalong with a shield shaped trophy for the British Railways Scottish Region Audit Office Golf Club (2)

A silver bowl with repousse decoration, together with a commemorative Wembley trophy, etc.

Tottenham DAVE MACKAY & TERRY DYSON, signed cutting from a modern book depicting a superb image showing the two players and team mate Bobby Smith posing with the League Championship trophy in 1961, signed by MacKay & Dyson only using a fine blue 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

An Edwardian Silver Large Two Handled Trophy Cup of stylised form, Sheffield 1909, 20 ozs

Victorian pewter measures & trophy (some stamped James Yates)

Meriden Plated Three Handled Trophy, candelabra, Walker and Lee four piece tea service, cutlery, bottle stoppers, tray, etc:- One Box

A twin handled silver trophy cup on stand, Elkington, Birmingham 1938, 24cm high including base, approx 8ozt,

1966 WORLD CUP Six items: A signed World Cup Final First Day Cover handstamped 30th July 1966, signed by Geoff Hurst and a 10" X 8" b/w action photograph of England v Northern Ireland 1970 signed by Martin Peters and 4 silver gelatin prints showing Moore being chaired and holding the trophy, a teamgroup with Moore holding the trophy, Ken Baily the official England supporter holding a banner and Ramsey and Moore in suits holding the trophy. Good

1966 WORLD CUP Four photographs: B/w of David Corbett with Pickles, the dog who found the World Cup trophy which is signed by Corbett and a white card signed by Corbett and stating "My dog who found the World Cup 1966" plus 3 silver gelatin prints showing Moore being chaired and holding the trophy, a teamgroup with Moore holding the trophy and Ramsey and Moore in suits holding the trophy. Good

1966 WORLD CUP An 11" Tournament pennant in plastic cover, an official Tournament programme, a 10" X 8" colour photo of Bobby Moore being chaired holding the trophy, signed by Geoff Hurst, a b/w signed postcard of Nobby Stiles in Man. Utd. kit, a small signed photo of Ken Baily, England's cheerleader, a small compliments card with the 1966 World Cup logo and 4 silver gelatin prints showing Moore being chaired and holding the trophy, a teamgroup with Moore holding the trophy, Ken Bailey the official England supporter holding a banner and Ramsey and Moore in suits holding the trophy. Good

ENGLAND AUTOGRAPHS Five 10" X 8" colour photographs signed by John Barnes all relate to England's 2-0 win v Brazil in Rio in 1984. Includes an action photo, scoring the first goal, the scoreboard showing England winning 1-0 and Barnes the scorer, Barnes and Hateley, the goalscorers, holding the trophy for winning the match and signed by both and Barnes playing football on the beach. A b/w 10" X 8" signed photo of Nobby Stiles in Man. Utd. Kit, a 10" X 8" colour photo of Bobby Moore being chaired holding the trophy, signed by Geoff Hurst, 1970 World Cup programme, red English edition, 1970 World Cup First Day Cover signed by Geoff Hurst, a white card signed by Jimmy Armfield and 6 silver gelatin prints showing Moore being chaired and holding the trophy, a teamgroup with Moore holding the trophy, Ken Bailey the official England supporter holding a banner and Ramsey and Moore in suits holding the trophy X 3. Good

SOUTHERN OLYMPIAN LEAGUE Collection of 8 Southern Olympian League handbooks 47/8 to 54/5 inclusive plus 2 x Amateur Football Alliance Handbooks 48/9, and 54/5 plus four Southern Olympian Football League Annual Dinner and Trophy Presentation Menus, 1950, 1951, 1955 and 1968. Two of the menus are signed. Generally good

TROPHY 1920 Small silver coloured trophy with inscription reading "Winners Football Competition Antwerp Base 1920. Measures just over 8cm high, not known if actual silver as there is no apparent hall-mark but still a nice item. Generally good

PAUL SCHOLES - MAN UTD Nine photos, all measuring 12” x 8” and all signed (from private signing session with Paul) including fine examples showing Scholes heading winner v Man City in 2011, celebrating winner v Barcelona in 2008, posing with the Champions League trophy in 2008, celebrating Premiership titles etc. Good

PELE TROPHY 1989 The Pele Trophy 1989 was a World Cup for Senior players held in Sao Paulo Brazil in January 1989. England and Scotland joined together to play as GB and these items were formerly the property of Scot Don Masson. The Lot includes his participation certificate, accreditation pass and sheets of autographs containing 28 Uruguay Signatures, 18 Argentina signatures and 3 Germans including Beckenbauer. Good

FA TROPHY Sixteen FA Trophy Final programmes and 85 Semi-Final programmes, slight duplication. Generally good

WOLVES 1974 Three photos, all measuring 12” x 8” and all signed, showing Kenny Hibbitt and John Richards scoring in the 1974 League Cup Final and captain Mike Bailey posing with the trophy. Good

1925 AMATEUR CUP FINAL - MILLWALL Official Millwall programme, 1925 Amateur Cup Final, Clapton v Southall, 18/4/1925 at Millwall, Clapton retained the trophy. Creased, folds, pencil scorers. Fair

BOBBY MOORE A 5" pewter bust of Bobby Moore holding up the Jules Rimet Trophy. Good

WAR CUP FINAL NORTH 1945 Manchester United home programme v Bolton, 26/5/45, War Cup Final North, second leg, a draw saw Bolton win the trophy by a single goal. Folds, trim, team changes. Fair

TENNIS SIGNED PHOTOS Four signed colour 11" X 8" photographs of Martina Hingis X 2 in action and holding up the Australian Open trophy in 1997, Chris Evert in action and Jana Navotna celebrating. Good

DERBY COUNTY 1972 Col 12” x 8” photo, showing the 1975 First Division winners – Derby County, posing with their trophy prior to their final game of the season at the Baseball Ground, signed in fine black marker by 11 players inc. Hinton, Lee, Gemmill, McFarland, Todd, Nish etc. Good

LAWN TENNIS 1950 Very rare table plan for the Ball, post Wimbledon, 8/7/1950, held at Grosvenor House and signed on the front cover by Louise Brough, winner of the Ladies Singles 1950. Also included is a magazine photograph showing the Duchess of Kent presenting the Womens Doubles Trophy to Brough and Mrs Du Pont after they won the Wimbledon Doubles title in 1949. The photograph is signed by both Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne du Pont. Good

A Hallmarked Silver Twin Handled Trophy Cup, (makers mark rubbed) Sheffield 1909, of plain design with angular loop handles, raised on circular spreading base, 655grams, on black socle base, overall height 27.2cm.

An Anthony Osborn limited edition glass racing trophy, number 21 of 85, engraved and gilt with a coronet issuing two horse heads above the legend THE GOODWOOD TROPHY 1985 , 34cm diameter

A Collection of Vintage Car Items, including a 'Redex Ltd' Compression Gauge and 'Ampers' AMP Gauge, miscellaneous vehicle licence number plates, including USA 'Michigan 8725 ED' (single), 'ND 1945' (single) 'VD 4365 85' (pair) together with a British plate 'BHE756B' (single), an original Donington Grand Prix Car Race Programme for the event dated Saturday October 22nd 1938, two Bulletins of the 'Vintage Sports-Car Club' dated Autumn 1996, no. 212 together with a programme 'The Return of Auto Union, The Richard Seaman Memorial Trophy Meeting' (undated but post 2000), a US Army WW11 Military Jeep vehicle metal first aid kit (no 24 Unit Kit), made in Newart, N.J and UCO Jeep 'Replacement parts Catalogue and Information Guide' printed by E H Baker and Co Ltd, Surrey (no. 5E, undated) together with a Smiths car dashboard stem wind clock. (13)

Pair of small silver two handled trophy cups, Sheffield 1929/1930, 4.2oz approx Condition:

Metalware, including scoop scales, silver plate and trophy cups together with an oval Chinese tray

Sporting Team Trophy 1(84x64) Art - Artwork Black Wood

Group of silver items, including a 3 piece cruet set, trophy etc, 9 ozs weighable

Silver twin handled trophy cup engraved: 'Holywell Motor Club', on socle base, London hallmarks, maker's initials: R.P. 6 Troy ozs approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A pair of rock crystal and gilt metal mounted urns on plinths, in Neoclassical taste, 20th century, in the manner of Antique volute kraters, each with twin scrolled handles descending from an egg-and-dart cast rim to the ovoid body, with musical trophy mounts to the fronts, above waisted socles with imbricated laurel cast collars; on square section plinths with further conforming cast and gilt metal mounts, 41cm high, 11cm wide Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's, 16th March 1990, lot 175

A Louis XVI style mahogany, parquetry and ormolu mounted bureau à cylindre, Paris, late 19th century/early 20th century, after a model by Jean-Henri Riesener, possibly by François Linke (model 100), the top applied with a three quarter gallery above a fall with a ribbon-tied oval marquetry musical trophy medallion, the interior with an arrangement of sixteen pigeonholes and an automatically activated writing panel, the frieze centred by a concealed drawer with an ormolu tablet of putti amongst clouds flanked by flower-filled basket mounts and scrolled handles to the lateral drawers with lock plate possibly stamped to the reverse CT LINKE/SERRURERIE/PARIS and numbered 100, the sides and back with further plaques emblematic of the arts, on tapered square legs ending in acanthus cast feet, bearing the stamp of Edwards & Roberts to the central door, 110cm high, 108cm wide, 62cm deep This secrétaire à cylindre in the Louis XVI style, is a version of another bureau featuring mother-of-pearl trellis marquetry, made by Riesener for Marie-Antoinette's boudoir at Fontainebleau in 1786. The trophy and putti tablet on the present lot were possibly based on the ormolu medallion accompanying a tablet of festive putti, on Marie-Antoinette's secrétaire à abattant, also by Riesener, in the Prince Demidoff Collection, sold San Donato, 22 March 1870, lot 282. An identical bureau à cylinder by François Linke sold Christie s London, 29 September 2005, lot 183 (aggregate price £16,800) and further very similar example by Alfred Beurdeley sold Christie s New York, 14 - 15 April 2011, lot 135 (aggregate price $38,500).

Asprey, a silver parcel gilt horse racing trophy cup by Asprey & Co., London 1984, plain with a gilt moulded rim, girdles, strap handles with articulated stirrups, 26.5cm (10 1/2in) high, 1022g (32.85 oz), with a black resin socle in a fitted Asprey green case

Asprey, a Victorian silver horse racing trophy cup and cover, mark of Elkington & Co. (Frederick Elkington) over-striking that of another, London 1889, with a horse and jockey finial to the domed cover chased with a fruiting vine band, twin fruit-capped scroll handles, the rim band chased with the National flowers, the front with a horse racing scene before a grandstand, reeding below, the pedestal knop with the National flowers, on a conical pedestal base with a nulled band, 49cm (19 1/4in) high, 2850g (91.6 oz), on an ebonised socle supplied by Hancocks, with a later vacant plaque, 57cm (22 1/2in) high overall, in fitted Asprey green case

A mixed lot, comprising: silver items, a sauce boat, by Brook and Sons, Edinburgh 1937, plus another sauce boat, a large cigarette case, two further cigarette cases, a mug, a trophy cup, two napkin rings, two baby pushers, five cased studs, and two brushes, plus electroplated items: an Indian goblet, an asparagus dish and tongs, three wine coasters, a coffee pot, a wine funnel and other items, approx. weighable 36oz. (qty)

A Victorian Regimental silver-gilt two-handled trophy cup with an associated cover, over-stamped with maker's mark of Gibson and Langman, London 1893, the cover London 1803, vase form, with cast bifurcated snake handles above an acanthus leaf girdle, foliate borders, the pull-off cover with a knop finial, engraved '10 Royal Hussars 1871 Hunter's Cup', with the cipher of The Prince of Wales and the initials A. E for Albert Edward within an applied oak leaf wreath, the reverse inscribed 'Presented by H.R.H The Prince of Wales', 'Facsimile of cup won by H. S. Gough presented by him to The Officers' Mess 10th Royal Hussars on his leaving the Regiment, 19th August 1889', height 36cm, approx. weight 76.4oz.

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a cream jug and sugar bowl, Sheffield 1933, a pair of sauce boats, Sheffield 1905, two further sauce boats, a mug, an octagonal bowl, London 1907, another bowl and seven various trophy cups, approx. weight 73oz. (qty)

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: a continental dish of oval form, pierced Greek key decoration, a continental table cigar lighter, a silver-mounted toilet jar, the hinged cover with a crowned B for Lady Bolsover, two candle sconces, a cased egg cup, a cigarette box, a heart shaped dish, and two trophy cups, one stand, plus an electroplated chamber stick, and five blue glass liners, approx. weighable 16oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a two handled double-lipped cream jug, London 1899, a pair of candlesticks, a cigarette box, two sugar bowls, a sauce boat, three cream jugs, a small Irish trophy cup, and two further trophy cups, approx. weighable 22.5oz. (qty)

A Victorian silver pigeon racing trophy goblet, by The Harrison Brothers, Sheffield 1894, urn shaped bowl, embossed foliate decoration, one side embossed with a racing pigeon, the other side inscribed 'V. B. Races, Best Average', height 21.7cm, approx. weight 8.4oz.Lot 353 and 856 - the images are transposed in the catalogue. The image shown here is correct.

An American silver salver, by Wallace, circular form, gadroon border, diameter 35.5cm, an American silver-mounted Wedgwood plate, circular form, with scroll handles, the plate with foliate and scroll decoration, the border applied with the badge of the California Trap Shooters Association, and inscribed 'Del Monte-1928 Consolation Trophy on 400 Targets, won by E.D. Cockran', approx. weighable 26.5oz. (2)

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: a salver, circular form, gadroon border, inscribed, a double inkwell, Birmingham 1921, a cream jug, two cream jugs, two cigarette boxes, a bonbon dish, a pin tray, two mustard pots, a pair of salts, a single salt, two pepper pots, two ashtrays, a lid and other items including a gold dog tie pin, plus electroplated items: a jug, a salver and bowl and various trophy cups, in a wooden box, approx. weighable 51oz. (qty)

A George V silver trophy cup, by S. Blanckensee & Son, hallmarked for Chester 1913, of plain form, Height 243mm Weight 9.3oz/292grms

Large silver plated goblet trophy cup

Sheffield silver two handled pedestal trophy cup for Sunset Tennis Club

Two small silver trophy cups (at fault)

Coppered trophy of a golfer on mahogany plinth together with a small framed watercolour, by M. Grant of Golfers On a Course

Pair of cattle horns mounted as a wall trophy, small reproduction cuckoo clock and sundries

'MANCHESTER LINERS' ELECTROPLATED TRUMPET VASE, 10" (25.4cm) high and a PIERCED METAL BELT, EP. 'DUNHAM FOREST GOLF STEM CLUB 1980 RUNNER UP' TWO HANDLED TROPHY, ON BAKELITE SOCLE

Solid silver pigeon trophy awarded in 1926. 189 grams

Schneider Cup related books and ephemera collection. The Coupe d'Aviation Maritime Jacques Schneider, commonly called the Schneider Trophy or Schneider Prize was a trophy awarded annually (and later, biannually) to the winner of a race for seaplanes and flying boats. The race was held twelve times between 1913 and 1931. It was intended to encourage technical advances in civil aviation but became a contest for pure speed with laps over a (usually) triangular course (initially 280 km, later 350 km). The contests were very popular and some attracted crowds of over 200,000 spectators. The race was significant in advancing aeroplane design, particularly in the fields of aerodynamics and engine design, and would show its results in the best fighters of World War II. This collection includes: Aeronautical Research Committee Reports and Memoranda No. 1300, 1927 Schneider Trophy Contest: Collected Reports on British High Speed Aircraft, with an introduction by W.L. Cowley (London: His Majesty's Stationary Office, 1931). Aeronautical Research Committee Reports and Memoranda No. 1575, Collected Reports on British High Speed Aircraft for the 1931 Schneider Trophy Contest, with an introduction by H.M. Garner (London: His Majesty's Stationary Office, 1934). T.S. Denham, Speed!, with an introduction by Professor A.M. Low, first edition (London: The Pilot Press, 1929). Four volumes of collected photographs, newspaper clipping and other related ephemera to include: The First Contest (1913 Monaco), Deperdussin (designed by Louis Becherau and flown by the winner Maurice Provost), Nieuport (Designed by Edouard Nieuport), The Second Contest (1914 Monaco), Sopwith Tabloid (Designed by H. Smith, T.O.M. Sopwith, F. Sigrist and S. Burgoine), Sopwith signatures, Herbert Smith and C. Howard Pixton signatures, The Third Contest (1919 Bournmouth), Supermarine Sea Lion (Designed by Reginald J. Mitchell), Failrey Illa (Designed by Richard Fairey), Sopwith Schneider (Designed under the general direction of W. George Carter), Spad (Designed by Andre Herbemont), The Fourth Contest (1920 Venice), Savoia 3.12. (Designed by Alessandro Marchetti), The Fifth Contest (1921 Venice), Macchi M.7. (Designed by Mario Castoldi, The Sixth Contest (1922 Naples), Supermarine Sea Lion 11 (Designed by Reginald J. Mitchell), The Seventh Contest (1923 Cowes), The Curtiss Racers, Supermarine Se Lion III (Designed by Reginald J. Mitchell), Blackburn Pellet (Designed by Major Frank A. Bumpus), Gloster 11 (Designed by Henry P Folland), The Eighth Contest (1925 Baltimore USA) …and much more