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A plated golf trophy, in the form of a figure with golf club in hand, stamped, "1934 Art Metalwork, Newark, N J, USA", on a bakelite plinth with vacant white metal cartouche, overall 23.5cm high

Hallmarked silver trophy

Oak shield mounted Deer's foot hunting trophy from Porlock Ford 1918

Silver trophy cup and silver serving spoon. hallmarked London

A impressive silver plated trophy 33cms high Presented by Colonel Llewellen Palmer to the 4th Wiltshire T.A. in 1933. Colonel Palmer was a career soldier who served with distinction during WW1 and was awarded the Military Cross

A quantity of EPNS, pewter and silver-plated itemsTo include various late 19th Century Broadhead & Co aesthetic period teawares, a 1889 Thames Rowing Club trophy tyg, an EPNS egg cruet, together with various flatware, etc (qty).

Three model aircraft kits, includes 1936 Wakefield Trophy Winner and a Kiel Kraft Demon

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

dating: 19th Century provenance: Europe, Straight, single-and half-edged blade, with typical, rectangular tang provided on the back with two holes and fuller for a thumb. Iron hilt. Salient shell-guard decorated in relief, portray of Henry IV of France in the center, surmounting an arm trophy, engraved margin with a recessed band and with file roped, twisted border. Straight quillons decorated with rinceaux in relief. Twisted grip with iron wire binding. Pommel with relieved floral decoration. length 59 cm.

dating: late 18th Century provenance: Northern Europe, Curved, single-and false-edged blade, with fuller through almost all the length and with a second, thin fuller next to the back in the central segment, at the forte remains of finishing and rinceaux engravings, trophy of drums and flags with a crusade shield (Cross of Dannebrog?) in the center, all surmounted with a Turkish head. Base decorated with net. Brass hilt. One shell-guard decorated in bass-relief with a trophy of cannons and flags and one shell-guard, joined to the guard with two, counter-curved loop-guards. Brass grip, buttoned cap shaped as animal's head. length 93,5 cm.

dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France, Curved, single-and false-edged blade, with fuller on almost all of its length, featuring small, floral engravings at the forte, a trophy and a shield with three lilies, surmounting the number '10'. Brass hilt, featuring quillon block on a side and an heraldic shield among relieved flags on the langet, a floral decoration and a cobweb on the other side. The guard featuring a small, floral decoration at the center, curved cap with floral decoration on dotted ground and shell-shaped edges. Checkered, wooden grip featuring gilt shield on a side. Leather scabbard with one ring and brass mounts (probably reassembled). length 83 cm.

dating: Second half of the 18th Century provenance: Piedmont, Straight, double-edged blade of lozenge section. First part engraved with crossed sabres, horse, moon, sun and trophy, tang; brass hilt with double shell-guard, completely engraved with grooves, oval pommel, grip with copper wire binding. length 98 cm.

dating: Early 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Naples, Curved, single-and false-edged blade with double groove near to the back, first part engraved with an officer on a horse, star, trophy and braided bands. Brass hilt with remains of fire gilding, langets with a man with plumed helmet, grooved quillon and guard, pommel shaped as lion's head; ebony, checkered grip. Interesting, completely brass scabbard with remains of gilding, three plates in bass-relief in the front part, telling a Napoleonic battle, the first with Artillery field, the central one with battlefield, the last one back in the field after the victory. The rest and back part decorated with floral and geometrical motifs. Two suspension rings. length 100 cm.

dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: USA, Curved, single-and false-edged blade, with fuller, engraved at the forte, rinceaux drawings and trophies with remains of gilding on the left side, on the right side an American eagle with cartouche featuring the motto 'E PLURIBUS UNUM' loaded with a fifteen-star shield, a trophy at the base, also these engravings with remains of gilding. Some dent on the edge and traces of finished background. Brass, French type hilt with relieved flowers and guard provided with lateral loop. Short cap with laurel branches. Leather-covered grip with copper wire binding. Without scabbard. length 88 cm.

dating: 18th Century provenance: Germany, Wide, curved, tipped, single-and false-edged blade, with fullers, engraved at the forte and featuring an anthropomorphic sun, a Turkish man holding an arrow and a scepter and a trophy with arc and arrows on a side, cabalistic symbols at the base and on the other side a star, a trophy surmounted by the chest of a Turkish man, other cabalistic symbols and a trophy. Iron hilt with small, pierced quillon, slightly curved, ebony grip with grooves and held by small, iron plaques. length 68,7 cm.

dating: 19th Century provenance: France, Straight, double-edged blade, probably of a sabre, of hexagonal section, richly engraved and partially gilded for two thirds, featuring the name 'LOUIS THEREMIN' on the right side on a dotted background around a rinceaux frame on the remains of gilding, letters 'R.W.' next to the base, a deer with gilded base on the background, on the upper part of the blade the sun with anthropomorphic face. An arm trophy on a dotted background on the left side, same rinceaux frame and armed hunter on the background, the sun above. Remains of gilding. Brass hilt with straight, octagonal quillons, small shell-guard with a deer in relief. Ebony grip, checkered and grooved, brass cap. Leather scabbard (defects) with brass mounts. length 72,5 cm.

dating: Mid 19th Century provenance: France, Simple, straight, single-and false-edged bade with large central fuller. Silver, gilded hilt, shell-guard with deer's head on a hunting trophy, quillons ending in a hound's head, pommel with big lion's heads, ebony grip embossed with scales, with silver ring-nuts and bands, gilded and engraved. Wooden scabbard covered with reptile skin, sewn with copper thread, beautiful, silver, gilded mounts, decorated with floral motifs in bass-relief. Two suspension rings. length 77 cm.

dating: Second half of the 18th Century provenance: Naples, Round barrel with square base, first part with beautiful, silver trophy followed by a gold inscription 'Le Génie Francais Adopte La Liberté et L'Egalité', strongly bell-mouthed nozzle of circular shape, the ends with golden ring, snap bayonet above the nozzle, with engraved base and with a gilded lily; engraved tang with locking mechanism for snap bayonet; beautiful miquelet lock signed 'D. VOCATURO' and engraved with warrior and floral motifs; wooden, full stock with grooved butt, nice, brass mounts engraved en suite. Flat, iron, engraved butt-plate. Iron ramrod. Very scarce. length 89.5 cm.

dating: early 17th Century provenance: Europe, Large, straight, single-and false-edged blade of hexagonal section (some pitting and one reparation), double fuller at the forte on both facets, traces of engraved trophy of flags on the right side, remains of motto 'NO ME SAQUES SIN RAZON / NO ME ENBAINES SIN HONOR' on the left. Ricasso with fuller. Iron hilt with three upper ring-guards (one detachment) with straight and faceted quillons, guard with junction to the upper ring-guard and counter-guard. Grip with iron wire binding and moor's heads. Spinning-top pommel, buttoned, adorned with chisels. length 117,5 cm.

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

Taxidermy Interest, To Include A Foxes Head On Trophy Board Together With Three Mounted Horns

LARGE LOT OF PAPERWEIGHTSalong with a trophy

A silver trophy cup - Sheffield 1956

Paul Scholes signed 12x8 colour football photo with UEFA Champions league trophy 2008. 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.

Bryan Robson signed 16x12 colour photo in Man Utd strip with the premiership trophy in 1994. 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.

RAF Kings Cup Air Race Series collection. The full set of 43 1972 Kings Cup Air Race covers, housed in brown cover album, with all the inserts and winners cards. Includes the rarest of them all, The Prince William of Gloucester signed cover. He tragically died not long after the covers were produced. The covers were produced in July 1972 and HRH Prince William died in August 1972 in a plane crash at the Goodyear International Air Trophy. Very rare set. 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.

M. Junius Silanus, denarius, c. 145 BC, Roma head with ass’s head behind, rev., Dioscuri riding right, 3.68g (Cr. 220/1), toned, about extremely fine; M. Furius L. f. Philus, denarius, c. 119 BC, head of Janus, rev., Roma erecting trophy, 3.86g (Cr. 281/1), toned, good very fine (2)

Mark Antony, denarius, 38 BC, bare head right, rev., imp – ter flanking military trophy, 3.85g (Cr. 536/4; Sear 270), toned, minor marks, almost very fine and rare

Vespasian (69-79), denarius, 69/70, laureate head right, rev., ivdaea, Judaea mourning at foot of trophy, 3.17g (RIC 15; BMC 35; S. 2296), toned, good very fine

Trajan (98-117), sestertii (3), rev., Abundantia (RIC 492), very fine; emperor on horseback riding down foe (RIC 534) about very fine; and Dacia mourning at foot of trophy (RIC 560), pitted, good fine; Hadrian (117-138), sestertius, rev., emperor on horseback galloping left (RIC 645), flan crack with edge hammered, pitted, about very fine (4)

Lucius Verus, dupondius, 166, radiate head right, rev., Victory inscribing vic par on trophy, 16.14g (RIC 1458; C. 208), good very fine; Lucilla, sestertius, draped bust right, rev., Vesta standing left, sacrificing, 21.47g (RIC 1779; C. 94), flan crack, very fine (2)

Trajan (98-117), denarius, 103/111, laureate bust left with aegis at shoulder, rev., cos v pp spqr optimo princ, military trophy, 3.43g (Woytek pl. 54, 268p, recording only three examples; RIC 147 var.), good very fine, extremely rare with left-facing bust

Denarii (6), comprising Nerva, rev., Fortuna (RIC 16); Trajan (3), rev., trophy (RIC 144 var.), Mars (RIC 340), emperor on horseback (RIC 291, scarce); and Hadrian (2), rev., Pax (RIC 44) and Concord (RIC 39b), very fine (6)

Gold Medalets: Marshal Foch, portrait medalet, 1915, in 18 carat gold, rev., trophy of arms, societe patrie on banner, buenos aires above, 21.2mm, 7.51g, small test-mark, about extremely fine; and a lozenge-shaped Korean gold pendant badge of the Japanese Occupation period, obv., badge over upright winged pen, peony flowers below, rev., legend on matted field, 31.5 x 21mm, 6.13g, each with a small test-mark, second with integral suspension ring, about extremely fine (2)

A mixed lot including biscuitware olympic torch-bearer figurine, foreign coins, golf trophy, and other items

A mixed lot of militaria including various pennants relating to the British Army of the Rhine, a military belt in box, and a military trophy

Pressed black glass trophy stands etc (12)

A silver hallmarked trophy cup along with an 800 silver toddy cup. The trophy having a circular base with twin handles. Bearing hallmarks for Birmingham 1935 makers Joseph Gloucester. Weighs 53.7 grams and 50.2 grams. Measures 8 cm high.

A silver hallmarked pair of candlesticks raised on terraced bases having trophy shaped stems and single sconces. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1959 by illegible maker

A hallmarked silver large trophy cup raised on a stepped circular base with scrolled twin handles to the sides. Hallmarked for London 1925. Weighs 362.4 grams. Bearing inscription for The Norah Ball Cup.

A hallmarked silver trophy cup by Vaughton & Sons bearing assay marks for Birmingham dating to 1937. The trophy raised on a hourglass shape stepped circular base and stem with shaped angular handles. Weighs 84.7 grams.

A SWISS CYLINDER "BELLS IN SIGHT" MUSICAL BOX with seven graduated bells with decorated bee hammers and two drums, in a walnut and marquetry case inlaid with a central musical trophy within crossbanding and stringing, with ebonised borders, on stepped feet, 11.5" high x 33" wide See illustration

ROWING INTEREST: A GEORGE III PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP of circular tapering form with reeded handles and gilt interior, the body later embossed with foliate scrolls, one side engraved with a presentation inscription relating to the Warrington Regatta of 1840, by EW/IB, London 1807, 11" high (weighted)

A FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED HUNTING SWORD, PARIS SMALL CHARGE MARK FOR 1762-8 with slightly curved blade double-edged towards the point, etched with a trophy-of-arms within an oval with scrollwork top and bottom on each side at the forte, silver hilt cast and chased in low relief, comprising a pair of recurved moulded quillons, spirally-moulded cap pommel, and dark-stained horn grip bound with silver wire and ribband 59.0 cm; 23 1/4 in blade

AN AUSTRIAN ETCHED PARTISAN FOR THE GUARD OF EMPEROR CHARLES VI, DATED 1732 with broad central blade of flattened-diamond section formed with two basal lugs, etched 'CAROLUS' above the crowned Imperial double eagle, a trophy-of arms enclosing the inscription 'CONSTANTIA ET FORTITUDINE' on one face and with the inscription 'WO LIEB UND TRUE IN EINEN LAND BENIMBIDE FEIND DIE OBER HAND', and a trophy-of-arms with a central panel filled by fortress on the other, moulded tapering socket, a pair of straps, on a wooden haft 33.5 cm; 13 ¼ in head

AN AUSTRIAN ETCHED PARTISAN FOR A SENIOR OFFICER OF THE IMPERIAL ARMY, DATED 1701 with broad central blade formed with a pair of basal lugs, etched on one face with the crowned Imperial double eagle above a trophy-of-arms, and on the other with a further trophy and a crested coat-of-arms, moulded socket etched with a further trophy-of-arms and with the inscription 'Maximilliamis de Fanz a Rittersburg Rom Kaiser Obrist Lieutenant und Guard Hauptman', on a wooden haft 37.0 cm; 14 1/2 in head Provenance Mark Dineley

A 32 BORE PERCUSSION POCKET PISTOL BY FOWLER, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1820 AND ANOTHER, 54 BORE, BY COLE, WHITCHURCH the first with turn-off barrel retaining traces of blued finish, box-lock action signed within an oval carried by trophies-of-arms on the left and inscribed 'Dublin' within an oval on the right, sliding thumb-piece safety-catch, folding trigger, flat-sided walnut butt vacant silver escutcheon; the second with turn-off barrel, box-lock action signed on a trophy-of-arms on the left, sliding thumb-piece safety-catch also protecting the nipple, and flat-sided walnut butt the first: 4.0 cm; 1 1/2 in barrel (2)

THE PROPERTY OF A EUROPEAN COLLECTOR A FINE 18 BORE FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED ROYAL FLINTLOCK HOLSTER PISTOL MADE FOR JOHN V, KING OF PORTUGAL (1689, 1706-50) BY LE HOLLANDOIS A PARIS AUX GALLERIES CIRCA 1726 with lightly swamped barrel octagonal over the breech, formed with a long shaped flat decorated with gilt scrollwork, monsterhead tendrils, a mask and the barrelsmiths monogram (Neue Støckel 8128) the underside of the barrel with some early blued finish, engraved tang decorated with a classical profile and with the inventory number '31', bevelled lock decorated with a delicate dog tooth border, chiselled with a monstrous espagnolette mask on a gilt ground on the tail, signed in a rectangular frame observed by a putto above and with a trophy-of-arms on the right, chiselled and gilt cock, chiselled top-jaw and steel , the latter en suite with the tail, engraved faceted pan, highly figured walnut full stock moulded over the fore-end, carved with delicate leafy tendrils and strapwork about the rear ramrod-pipe and the tang, decorated with a small scalloped moulding ahead of the lock side-plate and behind the tang, full silver mounts cast and chased in low relief against a finely matted gilt ground (rubbed, gilding missing in some places), comprising side-plate decorated with two trophies-of-arms within a dogtooth framework, spurred pommel decorated with tendrils matching the stock, trophies-of-arms, a mask on each side, and a further trophy on the cap, trigger-guard decorated with a framed profile portrait of Diana the huntress beneath a canopy with a trophy-of-hunting suspended from the frame, two ramrod-pipes decorated with leafy tendrils carrying a monstrous mask, and escutcheon decorated with the crowned Royal Arms (later ramrod) 31.0 cm; 12 ¼ in barrel Provenance Rainer Daehnhardt By tradition this was presented to King John V of Portugal in 1727 following the fire that devastated the Portuguese Royal Manufactory the preceding year. Le Hollandois was the son of the gunmaker of the same name who worked in partnership with Thuraine in the third quarter of the 17th century, perhaps best known for the remarkable pattern books that bear their names. The younger Le Hollandois was called Adrien Reynier, and is recorded in Paris as a journeyman in 1705, received French nationality 1711, became Arquebusier Ordinaire du Roi 1723 and was given a logement at the Louvre on 18th January 1724, as successor to Bertrand Piraube. See Hayward 1963, p. 47 and Lenk 1965, p. 80.

A 120 BORE DUMONTHIER B.S.C.D. COMBINED PIN-FIRE REVOLVER AND DAGGER, NO. 6154, CIRCA 1870 with robust blade formed with a clipped-back point, etched on each face with a trophy-of-arms and scrolling foliage (worn), the back-edge incorporating the barrel, signed on the left of the breech, scroll-engraved cylinder, scroll-engraved numbered action with loading-gate on the right, chequered hardwood grips, and scroll-engraved trigger-guard and butt-cap 37.0 cm; 14 1/2 in overall

A Victorian E.P.N.S rectangular inkstand, sermounted by the winged lion of St Mark the Evangelist, flanked by a pair of square glass wells, two pen rests supported on spheres, fluted border, foliate masks to angles, cartouche shaped feet, 24cm wide, inscribed Presented to Mr F Reiche by New Hanover Agr. Association 9th September 1896 and Fritz Reich Memorial Floating Trophy, Presented by The Reich Family, c.1896

EARLY 20TH CENTURY EDWARD VII SILVER CIRCULAR, TWIN HANDLED PRESENTATION TROPHY engraved: 'Presented to Captain E.W. Brett, 18th Infantry, by his brother officers on the occasion of his marriage at Tientsin, 11th February, 1918'. Raised on stepped, circular socle base, London, 1906, maker's initials: W.S.C.S. 35 Troy ozs approx. 31cm at widest point, 26cm at highest point overall.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Good overall condition, surface wear, scratches and some minor dents, particularly to near one of the handles, engraved presentation details are clear, as are the hallmarks. Wear to the base and dings and dents, but generally okay.

Two pewter tankards, plated fruit basket, trophy cup, six tot glasses etc

Fruit bowls, ornaments, plated tankards, trophy cups etc

Hallmarked silver Perpetual Challenge trophy cup, twin handles, gross weight 7.6 troy oz

A small collectors' lot to include two small model boats, a metal plaque mounted on wooden shield for 'HMS Liverpool', a brass plaque marked 'F553 Ganaide' on a mahogany shield back, and a mahogany and glass case with miniature tennis racquets, tennis trophy and printed photographs, 'The History of the Tennis Racquet' (5).

A GEORGE III SILVER HELMET SHAPED CREAM JUG, strap handle (a.f.), foliate band below rim, wreath cartouche with initials, circular foot, marks partially rubbed, London 1799, together with a silver barrel shaped christening mug, a silver ashtray, a Walker & Hall circular silver sugar bowl and a small twin handled trophy with ebonised wooden plinth, approximate gross weight 13.1ozt, 407 grams (5)

A GEORGE VI SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, circular bowl with angular handles, engraved presentation inscription, makers Thomas Fattorini Ltd, Birmingham 1938, approximate weight 13.6ozt, 424 grams, height approximately 14cm, together with a small circular silver dish, inscribed, Birmingham 1979, approximate weight 2.2ozt, 69 grams (2)

A GEORGE VI ELKINGTON & CO LTD SILVER TROPHY CUP, with three sinuous handles, circular bowl, engraved 'The Titan Golf Trophy....', Birmingham 1938, approximate weight 18.4ozt, 572 grams, with accompanying wooden plinth fitted with a plated band, overall height approximately 25cm

A LATE VICTORIAN TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, foliate embossed decoration, engraved 'AEI LAMP AND LIGHTING CO LTD INTERWORKS FIRE BRIGADES COMPETITION THE HEREFORD CUP', makers Daniel & John Wellby, London 1899, approximate weight 17.9ozt, 557 grams, with a black plastic base fitted with an engraved silver band, overall height approximately 25cm

A Victorian hallmarked silver vesta, Georgian silver pill box, Birmingham, dates rubbed, maker Samuel Pemberton, length 2.5cm, miniature trophy cup by Levi and Salaman and a white metal perfume bottle with hinged lid and suspension loops