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A silver twin handled trophy cup and cover, of Adam style, with partly fluted decoration within reeded bands and with a fluted urn shaped finial, London 1923, height 33cm, weight 880 gms. Illustrated

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a Victorian twin handled sugar bowl, with a matching milk jug, London 1894, two twin handled trophy cups, three matching napkin rings, Birmingham 1937, a hand mirror, a circular photograph frame, a thimble, Chester 1913, the lid from a glass jar and two rectangular cigarette cases, combined gross weight of weighable silver 450 gms, (13).

A silver trophy rose bowl, of circular form, with partly fluted decoration, presentation inscribed, the hallmark rubbed, diameter 18.5cm, weight 404 gms.

A silver twin handled large trophy bowl, presentation inscribed 'To Thomas Oates Esq by the Butcher's Charitable Institution', raised on a circular foot, Sheffield 1916, height 20cm, diameter 25cm, weight 1475 gms.

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a twin handled trophy bowl of shallow form, raised on a circular foot, Sheffield 1935, a three piece condiment set with two blue glass liners, a twin handled trophy (broken), a circular powder compact, fitted with a mirror, a pair of sugar tongs and four various spoons, also a base metal salt spoon, combined weight of weighable silver, excluding the powder compact, 467 gms, (12).

[Golf] An electro-plated novelty oval toast rack, early 20th century, in the form of crossed golf clubs with balls, 12.5cm (5in) high; an electro-plated vesta case, applied with a coloured print of golfers, 6cm (2 1/4in) long; cocktail sticks in a holder; a pencil holder formed as a golf club; a paper clip; a small trophy, engraved George Golf Club , 7cm (2 3/4in); and tea spoon

A gold coloured rounded rectangular snuff box conversion, unmarked, second quarter 19th century, the cover with a later applied oval reserve engraved RA in a cast flower border, on a linear ground, in a cast flower border, the base similar, the interior with a later silver gilt vinaigrette, the grille with a musical trophy and flowers, 5.4cm (2 1/8in) long, 71g gross

A silver twin handled trophy cup, maker's mark illegible, Birmingham 1912, with twin angular handles, engraved Fulwell Golf Club, Headley Bowl, Winner with A. N. Grayson 1958 , on a circular spreading pedestal foot, 14cm (5 1/2in) high; a George III pedestal cup, marks illegible, on a circular moulded spreading foot, 14cm (5 1/2in) high; and a pedestal cup by Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1925, 15cm (6in) high, 577g (18.55 oz) gross (3)

[Golf] A group of silver, comprising: a shaped circular dish by William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham 1913, embossed to the centre with a golfball and M Bournemouth Golf Club , 16cm (6 1/4in) diameter; a small twin handled trophy cup by G. Bryan & Co., Birmingham 1930, engraved Stowmarket Golf Club - Stroke Competition - Won by W. E. Phillipps. 1931-32 , 9.2cm (3 5/8in) high; an Irish twin handled Celtic bordered cup by Alwright & Marshall Ltd, Dublin 1958, three pin dishes or ashtrays by Charles Boyton & Son Ltd, London 1937 (1) and 1938 (3), each embossed with a lady golfer and The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post Tournament for Lady Golfers , 10cm (4in) diameter; another inset with a medal with a male golfer, rev. wreath, stamped Silver , 10cm (4in) diameter; and a silver mounted glass circular ashtray by John Grinsell & Sons, Birmingham 1927, engraved Truants Golfing Society April 1928 , 11.5cm (4 1/2in) diameter, 580g (18.65 oz) weighable

A collection of silver items, to include: a twin handled trophy cup by Barker Brothers, Chester 1923, with twin foliate capped angular handled, on a circular moulded spreading pedestal foot, 14.5cm (5 3/4in) high, with a turned wood socle; a baluster sugar castor by James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1927, with a baluster finial to the pierced cover and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 16cm (6 1/4in) high; a matched set of three tapering shaped circular spill vases by Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1915, 1920 and 1921, with beaded borders and on circular spreading feet, 20cm (8in) high, loaded; another spill vase, loaded; an oblong baluster milk jug and a circular pedestal bowl by Garrard & Co. Ltd., 2cm (2 3/4in) diameter, 538g (17.3 oz) gross weighable

A mixed lot of silver items comprising two small sauceboats, a four footed sugar basin, and a small presentation trophy cup marked Dun Murray Golf Club September 1933, various dates and makers, total weight approx 13oz

A Victorian silver christening mug, together with a small silver trophy, two silver handled vessels, and an Indian silver jug

A CASED SILVER MOUNTED DRESSING TABLE SET a GB presentation set, silver top requisites, silver handled cutlery, silver plated trophy,  etc., (a quantity)

A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY with marks for Sheffield 1912 and inscribed 'Grafton Perpetual Challenge Cup Champion Donkey', 16.5cm wide x 5.5cm high

A quantity of sporting items including tennis racquets, cricket wickets, stumps and bats, a pair of ice skates, and a cased bronze trophy for dressage presented for the Harland Perpetual Trophy by Spofforth Forge together with a Tri-ang baby walker etc

Motor racing interest - A collection of mid 20th Century black and white racing and hill climb photographs to include Shelsey Walsh, drivers passes, loose and framed photographs together with various enamelled car badges 'British Racing Sports Car Club', 'Half Litre Car Club' also two trophy cups and a tankard awarded to P Trevellick for 500cc non production car competitions circa 1953. (qty)

Boxed Aynsley Pembroke pattern Jug & Vase plus an Aynsley Millenium lidded Trophy

A silver trophy cup approx 2.4 troy oz and a silver and oak plaque

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Multiple signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by ten members of the England football team who won the World Cup in 1966, comprising Roger Hunt, Gordon Banks, Geoff Hurst, Nobby Stiles, George Cohen, Martin Peters, Ray Wilson, Jack Charlton, Alan Ball and Bobby Charlton. The image depicts the complete victorious team, alongside Alf Ramsey and Harold Shepherdson, standing and seated in two rows, Bobby Moore holding the Jules Rimet trophy in his hands. Each of the ten players have individually signed their names alone in bold black inks to clear areas of the image. EX

Football Programmes, approximately one hundred and forty including English Schools, Charity Shield, FA cup ,Play-offs, FA Trophy, Champions League and others

Cigarette & Trade Cards, Mixture, a collection of trade card folders and albums to name, The Sun Soccer Sticker Collection 90-91 Season (a few missing), Sainsbury's Makers of the Millennium Medal Collection (complete), PG Tips Folders Incredible Creatures On The Land, Under the Ground, In The Sea, In The Air, Texaco Trophy 1984 (1 missing) and Brooke Bond Albums Adventurers & Explorers, British Butterflies, British Costume (x2), Famous People, Flags & Emblems of the World, History of Aviation, Wildlife in Danger, also includes GB tea Vintage Cars and Trex This beautiful World and How, What & Why, also included a collection of filled and partially filled Cigarette albums (qty)(fair/gd)

Small Silver Trophy - Birmingham 1939, Approx 42g

Hallmarked Silver Trophy with Lid - Birmingham 1929, Approx 232g

Silver tray, Chinese trophy etc.

Various silver to include an Elizabeth II pipe rest, of circular outline with lipped edge, London 1966, 9cm wide, an acorn shaped pepper pot, miniature trophy, etc. (a quantity)

Mixed Lot Of Collectable Metalware To Include A Bottle Opener In The Form Of A Fish, An Alpaca Candle Holder With Orange Cabouchons To Handle, A Small Trophy 'Gas Department Athletic & Social Club Talbot Replica Snooker Cup Winner T.Bamber 1937', A Tubular Vase, A Rayno Co. Lighter, Toffee Hammers, And A White Metal Place Card Holder In The Form Of A Spherical Bird

Large Box Containing A Quantity Of Pewter, Plate & EPNS To Include Tankards, Coffee Pots, Goblet, Trophy, Jug Etc.

A mixed metalware lot to include a sliver plated oil lamp in the form of a twin handled trophy, further Eastern three pronged tall lamp, a blow torch and spirit kettle

A Corgi 'Zephyr Racing' set, No.D36/1, boxed; together with a Limited Edition Corgi Mini Cooper, boxed; and a Corgi boxed 'Ferrari 1962 Tourist Trophy Set', No.97690. (3)

A Solid Silver Twin Handle Trophy Cup with Inscription Shioya Country Club, Lawn Bowls Mens Singles Championship. Marked Sterling Silver 950. Excellent All round Condition. 159.7 grams. Height 4.5 Inches & Diameter 6.5 Inches.

Steven Gerrard signed 10x8 photo. with Champions League trophy. 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.

Rangers signed football collection. A superb lot of signed 12 x 8 photos, depicting Rangers 1972 ECWC triumph, images of Johnstone And Stein scoring goals in the Final and also captain John Greig holding aloft the trophy at Ibrox during homecoming celebrations. 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.

A SMALL HALLMARKED SILVER TWIN HANDLES TROPHY CUP

A John Wallwork Volvo gilded trophy; 5 EPNS trophies

A silver back engine turned hand mirror; a silver golf trophy; a small silver cup and pepper pot

Crystal glass golf trophy on plinth, 18.5cm high

Silver cylindrical twin handle trophy cup with wiplash scroll handles. Birmingham hallmarks. Makers mark W.H.S. 11 Troy oz. approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Silver twin handled trophy cup. London hallmarks. Makers initials D.F. 8 Troy oz. approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Silver helmet shaped cream jug, twin handled trophy cup on base and two similar pepperettes. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Bag of assorted items to include: silver salt with blue glass liner; pepperette; assorted collectors spoons; miniature Christening goblet and plated horse show trophy cup.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY CARVED BLACK FOREST BEAR TROPHY HEAD, mounted on a natural panel, 23" (58cm)h x 13" (33cm)w. (1)

A pair of brass lacquered vases together with an eighteenth century sauce tureen and cover, Greyhound trophy on mahogany plinth, hound head figure on socle etc.

A small quantity of silver, comprising a goblet, small trophy cup, beaker and butter dish (no liner), ___8oz.

Small silver trophy cup with C-scroll borders, Uganda Amateurs Championship 1962, raised on a turned ebonised circular base, Birmingham 1961, dia. 8.5cm, 3 oz approx.

Silver trophy by Mappin & Webb, London 1904, of goblet design with bead borders, with agricultural presentation inscription from 'The Pot Ash Syndicate', 25cm high, approx. 14oz

Silver two-handled trophy on circular base and two silver dishes, both by Carr's of Sheffield, total weight approx. 9oz (3)

Two-handled silver trophy, Birmingham 1966, inscribed 'The Miss Rose Trophy', on pedestal base

Sir Leslie Ward, 'Spy' (British, 1851-1922), Portrait of Mr F. Henry Royce, full length in a brown suit, signed Spy c.r., gouache, 54cm by 36cm, framedNote: Sir Frederick Henry Royce (1863-1933) was a distinguished engineer - his modesty caused him to label himself simply 'mechanic' - whose name is immortalised through his partnership with Rolls and the establishment of the eponymous automobile company. He was apprenticed to the Great Northern Railway Company in 1878 and later joined the Electric Light and Power Company in London before forming F H Royce in Manchester (registered as Royce Ltd in 1899), making electric fittings before graduating to dynamos and electric cranes. He patented the bayonet light fitting.He became increasingly interested in motor cars and, after purchases which failed to meet his own exacting standards, he decided to build his own. He produced three cars, which were called Royce and had two-cylinder engines. One of these was bought by Henry Edmunds, who introduced Royce to a friend, Charles Rolls; their historic meeting took place at the Midland Hotel in Manchester in 1904. Rolls had a showroom in London and agreed to take all the cars Royce could make, from two to six cylinders, and the marque Rolls-Royce was born. The relationship was formalised in 1906 as Rolls-Royce Ltd., with Royce as its chief engineer, but it was cut short when Rolls was killed flying his plane in 1910.Royce was beset by ill health, which forced his move to the South coast, but he oversaw the building of a new factory in Derby, to his own detailed plans, in 1908. In 1928 he began the design of the celebrated 'R' aero engine, which won the Schneider Trophy the following year. The success of this led to the development of another engine, the 'PV-12', which was to be of immense importance to the Royal Air Force, under the more familiar name of the 'Rolls-Royce Merlin'; it was to power the Spitfire, the Mosquito and the Wellington, among others, in the Second World War. He launched the engine in 1933 but died the same year, before its first test was completed.He was created a baronet in 1930 for his services to British Aviation. A statue stands outside the company headquarters in Moor Lane, Derby.Sir Leslie Ward (1851-1922), better known as 'Spy', was the most celebrated of the group of artists who worked for the magazine 'Vanity Fair', producing caricatures of the most notable figures of the day, royalty, statesmen, artists, athletes, actors, scientists and so on. Occasionally he painted more conventional portraits, of which this is a delightfully informal example, said to date from 1919.

COLLECTION OF EDWARD VII AND LATER SILVER TO INCLUDE; TWO NAPKIN RINGS, HAIR BRUSH, pencil holder, brooch, thimble, small two handle trophy cup, four button hooks and a shoe horn, 2oz weighable silver AND A HARDWOOD HAIR BRUSH with raised silver coloured initial 'A' (13)

Silver hallmarked Birmingham 1911 shield shaped trophy 'National Shield Of Merit The Homing Pigeon Special Prize NUHP' on oak shield shaped back (length 39cm)

Sheffield silver presentation trophy bowl with half gadroon decoration and circular footrim, 12cm diameter

A silver plated trophy form, hot water urn.

Two small silver trophy cups, one with cover, a bun form silver patch box, two open salts, one with ribbon tied floral swag decoration and a silver mustard spoon, various dates and makers.

Assorted plated wares including salvers, trophy cups, tankards etc

A silver two handled trophy cup, ''Hackney Wick Speedway'', London hallmark

A silver trophy cup (a.f.), a porcelain table lamp and a group of 19th century blue and white ceramics (qty)

Six various silver trophy cups all with inscriptions together with a silver comb (as found) and a silver handled shoe horn (as found)

A silver trophy goblet, the plain bowl inscribed "Stow Chamber of Commerce Winner , Stow in Bloom" on a knop stem to stepped circular foot (London 1920 by Robert Prengle & Sons) on a wooden socle bearing shields for various winners circa 1993-2002

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A good multiple signed colour 8 x 6 photograph by all eleven members of the England football team who won the World Cup in 1966 comprising Bobby Moore, Jack Charlton, Alan Ball, Gordon Banks, Roger Hunt, Nobby Stiles, Martin Peters, Geoff Hurst, Ray Wilson, George Cohen and Bobby Charlton. The image depicts the team in a victorious group pose together, Bobby Moore holding the Jules Rimet trophy aloft. Signed by each player individually with their names alone to clear areas of the image.VG

 [STANLEY CUP]: STANLEY FREDERICK (1841-1908) 16th Earl of Derby. British Statesman, Governor General of Canada 1888-93. An avid sportsman, Stanley is most famous for presenting the Stanley Cup, Ice Hockey's Championship trophy. D.S., Fred Stanley, one page, oblong folio, Court at Saint James', 10th September 1878. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing Charles Frederick Hastings Medhurst to be a Lieutenant in the Land Forces with the 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot. Countersigned at the head by Queen Victoria (1819-1901) Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland 1837-1901. With a blind embossed pale blue paper seal affixed. Some light overall age wear and minor creasing, most evident at the folds and not affecting either of the signatures. About VG   Charles Frederick Hastings Medhurst was born in 1856 and rose to the rank of Major in the East Lancashire Regiment, which had merged with the 59th (2nd Nottinghamshire) Regiment of Foot in 1881.   The present document was signed by Stanley in his capacity as Secretary of State for War 1878-80.