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SOUTHAMPTON MEDAL 1953 Medal awarded to Jack McDonald of Southampton , Football Combination Cup Competition, Runners up 1952-53. Southampton purchased Jack McDonald from Fulham in 1952 and initially he was successful in their first team, but he lost form and played most of the season in the reserves winning this medal in the process. During his time at Southampton, Jack made 16 first team appearances scoring four goals. The medal, with case, has The Football Combination Cup Competition on the front and on the reverse has a hall-mark and is inscribed Runners-Up 1952-53. Arsenal won the trophy. Good

SWANSEA SCHOOLS 1955 Programme , Swansea Boys v Chesterfield Boys, 26/4/55 at Vetch Field, Swansea, English Schools Trophy Semi-Final, four page issue, slightly creased. Fair-generally good

MIDDLESEX / WARWICKSHIRE / LANCASHIRE CRICKET AUTOGRAPHS 1984 A Lords 3000 cricket bat, previously on display at Lord's signed by Warwickshire and Lancashire, who played in the Benson & Hedges Cup Final on the front, some of the Lancashire signatures have faded and by Middlesex who won the NatWest Trophy Final on the back. The rubber on the handle is worn. Fair to generally good

MAN CITY TICKETS Collection of tickets, inc thirty x Man City home tickets, mostly 1990s plus 33 away tickets, mostly 1990s and 2000s but includes 1969 Cup Final and Leeds away 67 Cup both of which have tape to edges. Also includes 1999 Play Off Final v Gillingham and Cup Semi-Final v Man Utd 2011, plus 10 x misc tickets mainly 90s onwards inc FA Trophy Finals 89 and 96 at Wembley and Coventry v Macclesfield 2/1/99 Cup. Folds. Fair-generally good

MIDDLESEX / LANCASHIRE AUTOGRAPHS 1993 A miniature cricket bat signed on the front by the Middlesex squad who won the Championship and on the back by the NatWest Trophy Finalists Lancashire. Good

FOOTBALL & CRICKET MISCELLANY Football: 1948/9 scrapbook with team groups, newspaper cuttings and several loose cuttings, 4 books and 3 annuals, Empire News 1948/9 tape on spine, News Chronicle 1950/1 marked on spine and 1958/9. Cricket: 5 Books including Ken Barrington Tribute, Bedser Twins story, John Snow, Len Hutton and Fred Trueman, The Cricketer magazine 17/6/1966, Laws of Cricket 1947, Cambridgeshire v Hampshire 1997 NatWest Trophy scorecard and tickets, 1960's newspaper cuttings and 3 Australia team group black & white photographs for 1938, 1961 and 1964. Fair to generally good

HULL CITY 56-57 26 Hull City programmes, all home games, 56-57, 22 x League (all except Halifax), Cup v Gateshead and v Bristol Rovers, East Riding Trophy v Sunderland and friendly v Grimsby (Jensens final game for Hull). Some scores noted. Fair-generally good

MAN UTD - PRESTON 47-8 CUP Man Utd home programme v Preston, 28/2/48, Cup, United went on to win the trophy. Slight creases, no writing. Good

YOUTH CUP FINAL 56-7 Manchester United home programme v West Ham, 7/5/57, Youth Cup Final second leg, , team change and scorers noted as Manchester United retained the trophy and won it for the fifth consecutive year. Generally good

ARSENAL V TOTTENHAM 1973 Four page programme for the Austin Morris Empire Trophy cricket match at Finsbury Park on 29/7/1973. Arsenal batting details have been filled in on the scorecard on the back. Generally good

CHELSEA - WAR CUP MEDAL 1945 Winners medal for the Football League South War Cup Final in which Chelsea defeated Millwall 2-0. This was the first major trophy won by Chelsea, the Final being played at Wembley. The medal was awarded to John (Jack) McDonald who was a right winger and who scored one of the two Chelsea goals in the Final. John was a loan player for Chelsea having been loaned by Bournemouth to the London Club who played eight guest players in the Final including Black, Hardwick and Goulden and Captain Harris. The medal is gold coloured and made by Vaughtons and comes with a cardboard box as it was wartime and many items were in short supply. There is no hallmark on the medal but it is metal and gold coloured, The front of the medal reads London Football Association and there is a Cup inscribed above the London FA Coat of Arms as the London FA organised football for the senior Southern based clubs during the War. The medal has been entered by the McDonald family. Jack McDonald made 7 Cup appearances for Chelsea scoring four goals and also made 3 League appearances scoring one goal. Medal is in good condition, case has a little damage to the lid

George V silver trophy or prize cup engraved "Dibrugarh Races 1926 Polo 1st Tournament" Sheffield 1924..Mappin & Webb. 20cm high.

George V silver trophy or prize cup engraved "Dibrugarh Camp 1921 Inter Troop Polo" 10cm and three others approx 400g.

George V silver trophy or prize cup decorated with embossed band. Birmingham, 1923. Docker & Burn Ltd. 283g, 11.5cm

Golf The Open Championship Banner, featuring Claret Jug Trophy on circular background with blue lettering on white ground. Approximately 455cm high 450cm across top 178cm across bottom.

Football Trophy Early XX Century Silver Plated Presentation Plaque, depicting a period football match, cast with wreath borders, stamped T. Swaffield brown and dated 19.12.1907. Makers W. H & S mounted on a later wooden shield with applied plaques 'S.S and A.E.L', 'Albert Smith Trophy', Golfing trophy, goblet, Excedia billiard balls, medical shield.

Golf The Open Championship Banner, featuring Claret Jug Trophy on circular background with blue lettering on white ground. Approximately 455cm high 450cm across top 178cm across bottom.

A Mexico 70 Tin Plate Lamp Post Sign, approximately 7.5 x 15cm , 'IX Campeonator Mundial De Futbol' over ball and 'Mexico 70' to left and 'Toluca 70, Jalisco 70, Leon 70 and Puebla 70', surrounding stadium and Jules Rimet trophy to right. K-16 A. Perez REA B, 'Mar Java 14 Mexico 17 D.F' lower centre.

A Yorkshire Cricket Tankard by Sandland, featuring Pavilion at Headlingley over 'Brian Close Benefit Year'. Veteran Rally Trophy '16 Prix Maritim 1990' 'I. Platz Ehrenpreis d. Mobil Oil AG'.

A Victorian silver etched plate on paw feet, Robert Innes, London 1899, together with two early 20th century cellars and a silver trophy, 20oz

A SILVER BOWL Birmingham 1967, of octagonal outline, 14cm across, inscribed; and a miniature two handled trophy cup with plinth; 139g (4.4 troy ozs) gross

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TROPHY CUP Birmingham 1906, with vacant cartouches, 29cm high, 545g (17.5 troy ozs) gross

A silver hallmarked trophy / cup bearing the inscription Wing Nam Cup together with another silver hallmarked trophy / cup with the inscription reading Won by DC Sara 1951.

A 19th century Victorian taxidermy red deer stag's trophy heads. With all his rights having 16 point antlers mounted on an oak armorial shield.

A collection of vintage 20th century advertising point of sale breweriana / tobacco smoking related ashtray of various form to include Trophy, Worthington, Whitbread, Petes, Ruddles, C and C, King Size, Toborg, Schweppes, Tropicana, Hennessy, Long John,  Flowers, Aranciata, Kronebourg, Pony, Anchor, Woodbine, Coates, Whieways, Worthington etc. Measurements: 2 cm high, 26 cm wide and 26 cm long.

Horse racing and Champion Hurdle interest, four silver trophies awarded to the champion racehorse Saucy Kit, trained by 'Peter' Easterby and famously ridden by Roy Edwards to win the 1967 Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup at Cheltenham, to include: the owner's silver replica of the Champion Hurdle trophy by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd., London 1967, 7¾in. (19.7cm.) high; two covered trophy cups by the same maker, London 1965, inscribed for the 'Kempton National Hunt Centenary Cup Hurdle', 27th Dec. 1966 and 'Wolverhampton National Hunt Centenary Cup', 31st Oct. 1966, both ridden by Edwards; and a large silver gilt trophy, for the 'Beverley Races, The George Habbershaw Trophy' dated 24th August 1966, ridden by N. McIntosh, 15½in. (39.5cm.) high, gross weight 87.5 tr.oz; together with a large framed hand coloured photographic print of 'Saucy Kit'; a smaller mounted monochrome copy of the same portrait photograph by Rex Coleman for Baron Studios; and five enamelled Sandown Park, Ascot and Epsom member's badges dated 1954, 1955 and 1957. (11) * Provenance: By family descent from Saucy Kit's owner, Mr. K. F. Alder. ** Condition: - Challenge Cup: Very good, with no faults. - Wolverhampton Nat. Hunt: Horse finial bent over slightly with one of front hooves detached from cover. Any easy repair. Otherwise very good. - Kempton Nat. Hunt: Very good condition. - Beverley Races: A few scratches to surface which have caused lines of tarnish to gilt and a patch of tarnish approx. 2 x 1in. to back of foot. Needs cleaning. - Photos and badges: In good condition, with no faults.

An Indian silver twin handled trophy, early 20th century, the bowl with repoussé decoration depicting farmer's and their livestock in a landscape, with twin angular handles, on a knopped stem, the foot with similar repoussé decoration, marked 'Dass & Dutt Bhovanipore Calcutta', 7¾in. (19.7cm.) high; together with an Indian silver napkin ring; and three Middle Eastern silver dishes with inset coins, total weight 16.8 tr.oz. (5) * Condition: - Trophy: Bent backwards slightly on stem. Tiny ding to lower stem, otherwise in good condition. - Napkin ring: Slightly mis-shapen and dirty. - Dish: Good condition overall.

Royal Calcutta Golf Club interest - a George V silver trophy, Charles Edwards, London 1915, baluster form with foliate capped scroll handles, on stepped pedestal foot, presentation inscription dated 1918, with matched ebonised base; together with two miniature silver trophies, weight 14.3 tr.oz. (3) * Condition: Large trophy in good condition - base slightly dented to one side. Smaller trophies - one with small dent to lower body, the other with several small dents to body and base.

A George V silver golfing trophy cup, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1931, the body with repoussé band of lion, urn and foliate decoration and twin rampant lion handles, on a ball, blade and gadroon knopped stem and domed stepped foot, the cover with oak leaf and acorn decoration and finial depicting a satyr golfer, unengraved, 8 3/8in. (21.25cm.) high, weight 15.75 tr.oz., with ebonised stand. * Condition: Very good condition, with no faults. Clear hallmarks.

Chigwell Golf Club interest - a collection of silver trophies, seven by Searle & Co. of London, comprising five replicas of 'The Jackson Bowl', inscriptions dated 1932, 1933, 1937 and two undated, hallmarked 1928-36; a replica of 'The Austin Vase' dated 1935, hallmarked 1934; and a replica of 'The President's Cup', Searle & Co. Ltd., hallmarked 1938; together with a silver plated replica of the figural 'Nairn Scratch Trophy', dated 1933, height 3¾in. to 5¼in. (9.5cm. to 13.4cm.) including bases, silver weight 32.95 tr.oz. (8) * Condition: One of the Jackson Bowls has a slight dent to rim. Otherwise in good condition. Marks and inscriptions clear.

A French kingwood, vernis martin and gilt brass mounted vitrine, mid-20th century, the cavetto moulded top over a frieze with gilt brass musical trophy mount, over a bowfronted glazed door and bowed side glasses enclosing three shelves, the base with three vernis martin painted panels of a courting couple and landscapes, raised on angular swept supports, 27 x 14in. (68.5 x 35.5cm), 65¼in. (165.75cm.) high.

Four small silver trophy cups, one uninscribed, of twin handled shallow cup form, Blackmore & Fletcher Ltd., London 1928; and three with inscriptions, inc. 'The Prince of Wales Hospital Cup 1932', Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham 1932; a small tankard with 'Branksome Tower Hotel Amateur Golf Meeting' inscription 1947, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1945, plus another dated 1923; and a silver plated trophy cup, 2½in. to 4in. (6.3cm. to 10.2cm.) high, silver weight 11.5 tr.oz. (5) * Condition: 1) Very slightly bent on stem. Otherwise good. 2) Good cdn. No faults. 3) VG, no faults. 4) Small dent below rim. Otherwise good. 5) Good cdn.

A silver trophy on stand, Sheffield hallmarks, presented 1935 for a speaking competition

A silver mounted pin cushion, Birmingham 1908; a twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1924 (2)

An early 20thC Meriden B Company Art Nouveau comport, no. 1771, with swing handle, adjusted and used as a trophy for the Clonmell District Agricultural Society and set with various 19thC agricultural medallions in unmarked white metal, on a shaped stem and stepped foot, marked beneath.

Bag of assorted silver to include silver repousse ladies brush together with twin handled silver trophy cup and cover (1 handle detached but available), and two silver sugar nips.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Irish silver small two handled scroll design trophy cup engraves S.I.H Smartest section Dublin 1910. 1.5 troy ounces approximately.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

An oval silver plated golfing tray 1938 Fore Ball Competition and a silver 2-handled golfing trophy, (Park Golf Club, Roberts Challenge Bowl 1936).

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a twin handled trophy cup, two vases, a ladies purse fitted with a carrying chain and a silver topped faceted glass toilet bottle, (5).

A silver twin handled trophy cup, the shaped body applied with foliate motifs, the bowl raised on scroll supports detailed Faraday House Cup and raised on a shaped swept base, Sheffield 1932, height 30.5cm, weight 1285gms. Illustrated

A silver twin handled trophy cup and lid, detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, the body and the lid decorated with rococo masks and foliate motifs and with scrolling handles, in the mid-18th century taste, London 1910, gross weight including the base metal threaded post to connect to the ebonised stand, weight 1665gms.

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a late Victorian circular bowl having partly spiral fluted decoration, Sheffield 1894, a chamber candlestick of scallop shell form, London 1890, an egg cup, a small trophy cup with a black stand and a silver footed glass posy vase, combined weight of weighable silver 240 gms, (5).

Taxidermy; a stuffed wildebeest trophy mounted on an oak shield back, with applied plaque detailed 'Wildebeest Loita Plains B.E.A May 1910', 61cm protrusion.

Two silver trophy cups, both presentation inscribed, combined weight 437 gms, also plated wares, comprising; a milk jug with a matching sugar bowl, two circular boxes mounted with George III coins and a foreign scroll case, with embossed and pierced decoration, fitted with a chain, (7).

A Victorian silver mounted leather rectangular folding blotter, the corner mounts London 1891 and a silver twin handled trophy cup, presentation inscribed, Birmingham 1922, weight 206 gms, with a plated metal grille, (2).

A silver twin handled trophy cup and lid, the handles of rustic Art Nouveau form, the body detailed The Baldwin Trophy, (the finial to the lid lacking), Sheffield 1920, height 32cm, weight 1660gms, with an ebonised stand, applied with named shields.

Mostly silver, comprising; a twin handled trophy cup, presentation inscribed, Birmingham 1923, weight 314 gms, a set of six coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932, weight 58 gms, cased, a lady's silver circular powder compact, Chester 1947, also an Indian mustard spoon, by Hamilton & Co and a rectangular hinge lidded box, having engine turned decoration, (un-marked), (5)

A silver twin handled trophy cup and lid, detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, Birmingham 1937, height excluding stand 30cm, weight 680gms, with an ebonised stand.

A late Victorian Britannia Standard silver twin handled trophy bowl with cover and stand, the handles with female bust terminals, the body presentation inscribed and detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, the cover with a turned finial, diameter of stand 25cm, London 1895, weight 1294gms. Illustrated

Taxidermy; a stuffed wildebeest trophy mounted on an oak shield back, with applied plaque detailed 'Wildebeest Loita Plains B.E.A May 1910', 70cm protrusion.

A silver twin handled trophy cup detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, Sheffield 1938, the foot loaded, height 23cm, with an ebonised stand.

A silver twin handled trophy cup, detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, raised on a circular foot, with an ebonised two tier stand, fitted with base metal shield shaped name plaques, height of cup excluding stand 24cm, London 1925, weight 903gms. Illustrated

A silver twin handled trophy cup detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, Sheffield 1938, the foot loaded, height 23cm, with an ebonised stand.

A silver trophy bowl of circular form, raised on a circular foot, the body detailed Electrical Industries Benevolent Association, Birmingham 1930, weight 1095gms, with a later wooden stand.

A silver twin handled trophy cup and lid, decorated with cast bands and with a cast finial to the lid, detailed Electrical Industries Club Golf Cup, Birmingham 1929, height including stand 41cm, gross weight including the base metal threaded stand pin 875gms, with a black stand.

HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB BOXING CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY ON EBONISED AND MOUNTED STAND, BIRMINGHAM ASSAY, APPROXIMATELY 25cm HIGH

HALLMARKED SILVER SAUCE BOAT PLUS TWO HANDLED TROPHY

HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED SOUTH WEST MANCHESTER LAWN TENNIS LEAGUE TROPHY, BIRMINGHAM ASSAY, APPROXIMATELY 19cm HIGH

HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED MANCHESTER AND DISTRICT CRICKET TROPHY BY WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD ASSAY, APPROXIMATELY 19cm HIGH

HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY ON EBONISED AND MOUNTED STAND, BIRMINGHAM ASSAY, APPROXIMATELY 34cm HIGH