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Commemorative Medals, Education and Sport Medals, Cape Colony National Rifle Association, Western Branch, Challenge Shield, silver prize medal, unsigned [Elkington & Co], unissued and undated, the circular shield (a classical image of bound naked female with naval trophies), rev. open wreath, 38.5mm, mint state; Eastern Branch, The Rhodes Challenge Trophy, by Vaughton & Sons, awarded 1908 (T.G.R.C. P.E. F. H. Schroeder), 44.5mm., matt, extremely fine (2)

Ancient Coins, Roman Republic, L. Hostilius Saserna (48 BC), denarius, laur. head of Venus or Piety r., rev. L. HOSTILVS SASAERNA, Victory walking r., holding trophy and caduceus, wt. 3.82gms. (Cr.448/1a; Syd.951), toned, extremely fine

Commemorative Medals, A group of Ambulance Service awards to T. H. Bagwell; N.G.R. [Natal Government Railways] Ambulance Corps, gold medal, “Team Competition, Durban, 10.1.06”, 40.5 x 31mm., 9ct, 11.46gms, maker William James Dingley; separate clasp, 1907, 18ct, 3.13gms; gold and enamel badge, 1906, red cross on shield, rev. engraved “Hon. Members Prize 19th December 1906”, 31 x 25.5mm., 9ct., 10.5gms, maker William James Dingley, two-coloured gold, suspension loop and ring; gold and enamel cross, 1907, red cross in centre, rev. “Natal Govt. for N.G.R. Ambulance Competition”, maker Marples & Beasley, 12mm, total wt. 7.54gms, suspension loop and ring; Ambulance Brigade, gold award medal, 1909, patient placed onto stretcher, scroll below, rev. engraved within wreath, “Awarded by D.F.A. & D.R.U. to Cpl T. H. Bagwell S. A. R. Ambulance Brigade”, 29mm., 9ct, 11.42gms, maker Marples & Beasley, suspension loop and ring; St. John’s Ambulance, Price Shield, silver medal, 1909, named on edge, 29mm., scrolled wire suspension; St. John’s Ambulance, Natal Challenge Trophy, 1913, silver and white enamel cross, oval image of St. John’s Gate, London, named on rev. “Corpl. T. H. Bagwell”, 39mm, suspension bow and ring, first very fine, others extremely fine (6) Natal Government Railways (NGR) was formed in January 1877

A miniature silver basket, a miniature trophy cup, a silver three handled mug

A LOUIS XVI GILTMETAL NECESSAIRE, C1770 decorated in silver and gilding with a trophy and husk festoons before rays, the fitted interior retaining a pair of cut glass inkwells with enamel cap, pen and two knives with universal handle, fob seal and silver tweezers, 6.3cm w ++In fine complete and original condition

TAXIDERMY. THREE HUNTING TROPHIES BY ROWLAND WARD LTD, LONDON, EARLY 20TH C African antelope including an Oribi, all with glass eyes, two on oak shield, one with ivorine label ORIBI KABWERA FEBRUARY 1935, largest 66cm h, printed taxidermist's trade label ++Smallest trophy lacking one horn, all with some moth damage mainly to the extremities and dusty

A large Victorian engraved silver trophy goblet for Newport Regatta 1883,by Thomas Latham & Ernest Morton, 17.5 oz, height 24.5cm, diameter 13cm.

A silver 2-handled trophy,by Mappin & Webb, London 1930, height 16cm, 16.1 oz.

An Aynsley ashtray titled 'Gentlemen you may smoke', no.451882, with silver rim; a silver matchbox case; a kukri pattern brooch; a quantity of silver plated ware, to include: an epergne; candlesticks; tankards; small two-handled trophy cup; and a waiter.

A silver plated trophy cup, engraved 'Cullen United Presbyterian Church'.

Taxidermy: An Oryx partial skull and horn trophy early 20th century 119cm high, together with a female red hartebeest partial skull and horn trophy, early 20th century 71cm highProvenance: Lots 31 to 89 have been consigned by James Percy.  See lot 31 for the full footnote.

Taxidermy: An Indian black Buck trophy by Rowland Ward early 20th century 84cm high by 40cm deepProvenance: Lots 31 to 89 have been consigned by James Percy.  See lot 31 for the full footnote.

Taxidermy: An impressive Lion shield mount trophy by Rowland Ward with ivorine plaque inscribed Tanganyika 1938 86cm high by 58cm deep Rowland Ward (1848-1912) the most celebrated of all taxidermists, operated from premises in Piccadilly. Here, he catered to Dukes and Duchesses, the rich and famous, and sportsmen the world over. He was so successful, and his reputation so great, that following his own death in 1912, the company he founded stayed in business for another 60 years, despite the general decline in interest in taxidermy through the twentieth century. During this period, the firm employed hundreds of workers, and was always renowned for the high quality of the work produced and the top quality standards maintained by its employees. Ward himself made many innovations in terms of taxidermy, and always maintained that a good taxidermist was not simply a craftsman but an artist and that he or she should be regarded as nothing less.Provenance: Lots 31 to 89 have been consigned by James Percy.  See lot 31 for the full footnote.

Taxidermy: A massive Karibou trophy on shield by Rowland Wardearly 20th century109cm wide by 99cm deepRowland Ward (1848-1912) the most celebrated of all taxidermists, operated from premises in Piccadilly. Here, he catered to Dukes and Duchesses, the rich and famous, and sportsmen the world over. He was so successful, and his reputation so great, that following his own death in 1912, the company he founded stayed in business for another 60 years, despite the general decline in interest in taxidermy through the twentieth century. During this period, the firm employed hundreds of workers, and was always renowned for the high quality of the work produced and the top quality standards maintained by its employees. Ward himself made many innovations in terms of taxidermy, and always maintained that a good taxidermist was not simply a craftsman but an artist and that he or she should be regarded as nothing less.

Taxidermy: A Steenbok trophy on a shield by Rowland Ward with ivorine plaque detailed Steinbok, Knysna 1911 35cm high by 24cm deepProvenance: Lots 31 to 89 have been consigned by James Percy.  See lot 31 for the full footnote.

A silver trophy cup - The Frost Trophy, Birmingham 1932

A silver dressing table pot, together with a small silver trophy and three silver topped dressing table bottles (5)

Mappin & Webb silver twin handled trophy, hall marks rubbed, upon a turned ebonised wooded plinth base, 8oz approx

A box of flatware and plated items, to include toast rack, a small silver twin handled trophy cup, convex hip flask, tea stainer and assorted flatware.

A silver twin-handled trophy, Adie Brothers, Brimingham 1924, plain body on a wooden plinth, 13cm high, two smaller trophies, a small silver mounted lustreware bowl and a silver spill vase

An unusual Asprey & Garrard glass golfing trophy with silver gilt plaque "Celebrity Golf Tournament, The Royal Jersey Golf Club" with original box and gold flag

A George III silver Christening tankard, together with a George V silver twin handled trophy cup, a silver egg cup and a vintage white metal Indian milk jug with cobra handle and deities (4) tankard repaired to handle, 8.9 ozttankard repaired to handle, 8.9 ozt

A group of five George V and later trophy goblets, all RASC presentation related, including one pair, a large with applied Army crest, and two smaller, 23 ozt (5)

An Edwardian and later copper covered urn, converted from a samovar and now with hole soldered, together with a silver plated column candlestick, sweetmeat dish, trophy and a bell (6)

Three George V and later silver presentation twin handled trophy cups, one octagonal on twin stepped base called the Southdown Cup, one with loop handles for Drill Competition and another called Eastern Command R.C.T Badminton Team Trophy, approx 24 ozt (3)

A George VI silver presentation cigarette box, together with a damaged silver trophy goblet on black plastic base (3)

A George V silver twin handled presentation trophy, dated Chester c1930s, with inscription for the Newton Cup for RASC shooting from 1934, 23.5 ozt

A George V silver twin handled trophy, with engraved presentation inscription, together with a George V silver bon bon dish, 15 ozt (2)

A George V silver twin handled golf trophy by HA, 3.5 ozt, on a black painted base, together with a George V silver filled trumpet vase (3)

A group of three small silver trophies, including a tyg or three handled example, a goblet and a twin handled trophy, each on back stand, together with a small presentation silver filled candlestick with a back base (5)

A ceramic Trophy Best Bitter advertising piece

A Victorian pewter two handled trophy cup and an antique pewter jug with a birds head for spout.

A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats and a small trophy cup.

[[BORIANI ARNOLFO]: An exceptional hardbound oblong 8vo autograph album containing over 350 signatures and previously belonging to the Italian Restaurateur Arnolfo Boriani, co-proprietor of the Pall Mall restaurant located in the Haymarket, London, and former employee at the Savoy and Carlton hotels. The album is attractively bound in dark leather with an elaborate gilt stamped decorative border, featuring four different motifs to the corners, with an identical design to the back cover, the spine with four raised bands and five identical gilt stamped motifs to the panels, the front cover further featuring the gilt stamped title Boriani’s Autograph Book from November 1903. All edges gilt. The album contains the signatures of a wide range of luminaries of the day, many of them associated with the theatre and opera, but also including writers, artists, political leaders, aviators, explorers and inventors etc. Most have added brief quotations and statements, some of them quite amusing and more often than not directly related to other signatures and statements on the same pages. Amongst the more prominent entries in the album are (in order of their appearance within the book) - Enrico Caruso (1873-1921) Italian Tenor – a good, original black pen and ink caricature by Caruso, of Boriani in a head and shoulders pose, signed at the base by Caruso and dated London, 1907 in his hand. Enrico Caruso (1873-1921) Italian Tenor – an appealing original black pen and ink self caricature by Caruso, the image depicting him in a profile head and shoulders pose, signed at the base by Caruso and dated London 1905 in his hand. F. Paolo Tosti (1846-1916) Italian-born British Composer – a boldly penned A.M.Q.S. with words beneath (‘Goodbye, Summer Goodbye…’) Richard Caton Woodville (1856–1927) English Artist & Illustrator. An excellent original black pen and ink drawing of Napoleon Bonaparte with a somewhat disgruntled expression on his face as he drinks from a tankard. Makkonen Wolde Mikael (1852-1906) Ras Makkonen. Shum of Harar 1887-1906, father of Emperor Haile Selassie I. Bold ink signature on an irregularly cut portion of an attractive colour menu from the Grill Room of the Carlton Hotel, 5th August 1902, neatly cornermounted to a page. John Philip Sousa (1854-1932) American Composer – A fine A.M.Q.S. of six bars which he identifies as being from Hands Across the Sea, 1903 J. M. Barrie (1860-1937) Scottish Novelist & Playwright, created Peter Pan – ink signature and date, June 1903, in his hand on a page also signed by other individuals associated with the playwright’s works including Pauline Chase (amusing A.Q.S. adapted from Peter Pan, in full, ‘To di(n)e will be an awful big adventure’) and Charles Frohman (theatrical producer responsible for the debut of Peter Pan at the Duke of York’s theatre in London, December 1904). G. K. Chesterton (1874-1936) English Writer – ink signature (‘G. K. Chesterton of the Samurai’) alongside a small original drawing, on a page also signed by H. G. Wells (1866-1946) English Writer of Science Fiction novels, with a small original pen and ink self caricature (?) and English painter William Rothenstein who has also added a small drawing in his hand with the additional annotation ‘for H. G. W.’ Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) Scottish Author, creator of Sherlock Holmes – an unusual and amusing pair of signatures, ‘How I ought to graph Arthur Conan Doyle’, immediately beneath adding, with a slightly larger signature, ‘How I do graph, Arthur Conan Doyle’ Auguste Escoffier (1846-1935) French Chef & Restaurateur - A fine autograph menu signed, A Escoffier, penned in his hand beneath a colour illustration of the French and Italian flags and the word Pax above, the menu including dishes named after various composers and operas including Verdi, Rossini and Tosca, April 1904. Roland Garros (1888-1918) French Pioneer Aviator and Fighter Pilot of World War I – Ink signature (‘R Garros’) on a page also signed by other prominent aviators including Jules Vedrines (1881-1919) French Aviator, the first pilot to fly at more than 100mph, winner of the Gordon Bennett Trophy race in 1912 and Rene Vidart (1890-1928) French Aviator; the opposite page signed by three further aviators comprising Claude Grahame-White (1879-1959) English Pioneer Aviator, the first to make a night flight, ‘I’ll eat with you, I’ll drink with you/ I’d drink the ocean dry for you/ I’ll lie for you & possibly might die for you/ But I’ll de d----d if I could fly with you’, Gustav Hamel (1889-1914) British Pioneer Aviator, and Jean Louis Conneau (1880-1937) French Pioneer Aviator. Most of the signatures, some with additional sentiments in French, are dated 3rd July 1911 during the Calais-London stage of the 1911 Circuit of Europe air race. Dorando Pietri (1885-1942) Italian Athlete who controversially finished first in the marathon at the 1908 Summer Olympics in London but was subsequently disqualified – bold ink signature beneath a highly attractive pen and ink drawing honouring the Marathon Race of 24th July 1908 and featuring images of Windsor Castle (the starting point) and the stadium (the finishing point) as well as the English and Italian flags draped either side of the winner’s trophy.Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) French Actress – Ink signature and two additional lines of text in her hand, in French, 1904, on a page also signed by Leon Xaurof with a few additional words of shorthand and further signed by Eduard de Max (1869-1924) Romanian-born French Actor, Bernhardt’s leading man in many productions, with a few words in Italian in his hand, 1904. Boriani’s typed explanation to the signatures appears opposite, in part, ‘…Bernhardt, after a performance of “La Dame aux Camelias”, was apparently in a rather nervous state, and wrote the sentence….in characters which nobody has been able to decipher. When Signor Boriani asked her what it meant, she merely said “That is my language”. When Mr. Xaurof, the author of “His Highness the Prince” saw the contribution, he added some hieroglyphics of his own in shorthand. M. de Max….said that the contributions were not in writing at all, and added….”I also am a painter of pictures”’ OWING TO LIMITATIONS IMPOSED BY THE-SALEROOM WE ARE UNABLE TO DISPLAY THE ENTIRE DESCRIPTION FOR THIS LOT - PLEASE CONTACT IAA Ltd DIRECTLY FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION ’.                 

A selection of silver plated wares to include; a J.H Potter Sheffield silver plated bottle sleeve, a presentation oval hip flask, a five division toast rack, two trophy cups, a smaller example, a larger sauce boat with gadrooned rim, a hot water pot and teapot etc (Qty)

A silver presentation trophy, Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1927, engraved 'Clapham Open-air C & D club, Chess Handicap Cup, Subscribed by Members 1927', twin handled terminating with acanthus leaf moulding, the cover with silver chess piece finial, 35cm high, upon ebonised plinth base, 29ozt

A selection of silver to include; a silver presentation goblet, Charles Boyton (II), London 1872, 15cm high, a pair of candlesticks, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield, 1908, 14.5cm high, a pair of silver candle holders and a larger example, a silver posy vase and four small trophy cups etc (12) (at fault)

A selection of silver comprising; a presentation trophy, C J Vander Ltd, London 1987, with displayed hallmarks and reeded rim engraved ' The Phil Bull Trophy Presented by Timeform', 17.3cm diameter, a circular ashtray, Boodle & Dunthorne, London 1979, engraved with anniversary inscription, 9.5cm diameter, an Edwardian shell shaped salt, James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1906, 10cm wide, a similar shell shaped salt, 10.5cm wide, each upon three ball feet, a pie crust rim presentation bon bon dish, 9cm wide and an Eastern silver tray, 7.5cm diameter, 15ozt gross (6)

An American World War II 200th Mission Anniversary programme, signed by Glenn Miller below a photograph, with a collection of military ephemera and medal ephemera, including a Civil Defence Corps cap, a Military Cross box, a British Empire Medal box, a pierced brass trophy of arms, a 1911 Coronation mug decorated with the Battleship George 1st and Deadnought George V etc (Qty)

A Lalique for Worth clear glass scent bottle and stopper, 20cm, with a smaller globular example, two blue glass bottles and stoppers, a Venetian glass vase with enamel detailing, 12cm, with a crystalline vase, a Chinese glass Buddha and an Art Deco style silvered bronze trophy (8)

Three hallmarked silver trophy cups, all on plinth bases, approx weight 7.5 troy oz - all clean and bright, minor dents to all

A small flamboyant silver trophy cup, late 20th Century, approx 60 g silver

A lot to include a hallmarked silver twin handled trophy, together with a collection of costume jewellery including bangles, beads and earrings etc.

A collection of hallmarked silver items, to include a pill box, a rattle, a pair of weighted dwarf candlesticks, a 'Coronation Cup' twin handled trophy, a 'Simpson Cup' twin handled trophy, a boxed set of six silver handled pastry forks, together with a white metal pin dish, stamped 925, a pair of dishes engraved with anchor flag emblem, stamped SILVER, a boxed set of Reflections stationery and a gents Tissot Seastar Automatic wrist watch.

A mid 20th century large oak shield shape trophy plaque with plated mounts, ''The Massey Ambulance Trophy'' presented by Burnley & District Boys Brigade and Boy Scouts

dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: Mexico, Straight, single-and half-edged blade, with fuller, with small floral and trophy engravings at the base. Some pitting. Silver hilt. The shell-guard adorned in bass-relief with an eagle holding a s

dating: Third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Papal States, Straight blade of hexagonal section, with remains of cross marking. Brass hilt with asymmetrical shell-guard adorned with arms trophy in bass-relief. Guard with central knot, vase-shaped

dating: 19th Century provenance: Ottoman Empire, Long, round, smooth, 17 mm cal. barrel, featuring bas-reieved decorations at the base depicting a trophy of flags, drums and an armour, surmounted by a rayed crescent, on the ground the effigy of a colonnad

dating: 1742 provenance: Valence, Smooth, round, 15 mm cal. barrels, with octagonal base, first part decorated with golden trophy, bird, face in the rays, hares (one faced to the right and one to the left), round part with rib marked and dated with golden

dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey, Round, iron barrel decorated in bass-relief in the first segment with a trophy of drums and banners, provided with rings at the girdle and strongly bell-mouthed nozzle. Lock with flat plate, chiselled with rinceaux

Six sterling silver trophy awarded napkin rings for outboard motor racing won by Miss Radio to A.F.Price 1931-32, 180grams approx

A SILVER GOBLET SHAPED AGRICULTURAL TROPHY with inscription and floral repousse, Chester 1907, 13.5ozs

A SILVER TWIN-HANDLED TROPHY BOWL footed and with presentation inscription, London, 1910, 23.7oz

SILVER PLATE AND CRYSTAL BOWLalong with a silver plate ribbon pattern serving bowl, a silver plate trophy bowl, a silver plate and wood serving tray, and two silver plate condiment sets

COLLECTION OF SILVER PLATED BOWLING TROPHY CUPSpertaining to Whitecraigs Bowling Club; comprising The Novices Cup, The Ray Kennedy Cup, The Bill Russell Trophy, and The McLaughlin Trophy (4)

COLLECTION OF SILVER PLATED BOWLING TROPHY CUPSpertaining to Whitecraigs Bowling Club; comprising The Golf Cup, The Royal Bank Trophy, The Ladies Club Tripples, and The Gents Club Triples (4)

Huddersfield Town football Colour 12 X 8 Signed Photo Depicting Huddersfield Town's Squad Posing With The Second Division Trophy During A Signed Photo-Shoot At Leeds Road In 1970, Signed By Trevor Cherry And Frank Worthington In 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

Celtic 1967 football Colour 12 X 8 Signed Photo Depicting A Wonderful Image Of Celtic's 1967 European Cup Winning Team Posing With Their Trophy In 1967, Signed By Chalmers, Auld, Lennox, Craig And Clark In 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

PR. MOUNTED HOOF CANDLESTICKS AND A MOUNTED FOX FOOT TROPHY

HUNTING TROPHY, AFRICAN ANTELOPE HEAD