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FISHING TROPHY - LARGE WOODEN FISH, LORD TEIGNMOUTH 1928 an unusual large carved wooden and painted Fish, mounted on an oak rectangular panel. With lettering which reads, Weight 39lbs, Caught by Lord Teignmouth, Brownsbarn, 19.2.28. Panel 139cms by 45cms

FISHING TROPHY - LARGE WOODEN FISH, LORD TEIGNMOUTH 1928 an unusual large carved wooden and painted Fish, mounted on a rectangular oak panel. With lettering which reads, Weight 45lbs, Caught by Lord Teignmouth, In the Nore at Brownsbarn, 8.2.28. Panel 139cms by 45cms

SILVER TROPHY CUP - HORSE RACING INTEREST a lidded silver cup (not inscribed), weighing 21ozs and marked for London 1922. With a modern wooden base with plaque, The Free Handicap Hurdle, Chepstow, 6th October 1984. With a painted oil on canvas of the Horse in 1983, three photographs etc. Cup 22cms high. *The Horse was called Statesmanship and was ridden by Peter Scudamore.

CASED SET OF SILVER TOT CUPS - HUNTING INTEREST a set of 6 silver tot cups in the form of two handled trophy cups, in a fitted case and retailed by John Copping, Norwich. The cups marked for London 1903, Cups 4cms high

MOUNTED UGANDAN KOB ANTELOPE - JONAS BROS a mounted head of a Ugandan Kob Antelope, with it's original receipt (from Jonas Bros, Kampala) and a Game Trophy Licence from 1977.

*Schneider Trophy. An Impressive Art Deco firescreen, commemorating the 1931 win at Cowshot, Hampshire, the glass panel etched 'The Schneider Trophy 1931, Flt. Lt. John. N. Boothman, September 13th 1931, 340.08mph', in a wooden frame, 77cm high x 49.5cm wide Air Chief Marshal Sir John Nelson Boothman, KCB, KBE, DFC, AFC (1901-57), educated at Harrow, joined the Royal Air Force in 1921 and became an instructor at the Central Flying School, he won the Schneider Trophy in 1931 which was in fact the last competition. His WWII and post war service saw him rise to the rank of Air Chief Marshal. Not part of the D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A 1929 Schneider Trophy silver-plated presentation piece by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, finely modelled with a Supermarine S6 on naturalistic base, inscribed 'Winner Schneider Trophy 1929, World Speed Record 357 M.P.H., Supermarine Rolls Royce S6', 11cm wingspan, base 10cm long Provenance: The D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A WWII period RAF Officer's side cap, with cloth badge applied with gilt wings, two brass buttons to the front, lining with tailors label for 'Bates Hatten, Jermyn Street', together with a propeller blade photograph frame encompassing a monochrome photograph of D'Arcy Greig in Mesopotamia, 26cm high, plus a pre WWI period Aviators Assistant armband The D'Arcy Greig collection. (3)

*Schneider Trophy. An impressive leather flying helmet, worn by D'Arcy Greig in the 1929 Schneider Trophy Race, with fold over visor and fastening straps, chamois lining with tailors label for 'Kett Product' size '7 ?' plus flying goggles manufactured by E.B. Meyrowitz, France, with elasticated strap, with collection label The D'Arcy Greig collection, exhibited at the Science Museum. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A framed presentation piece commemorating the 1927 Schneider Trophy Team, the frame with brass plaque engraved 'Presented by Flight Lieutenant Reg Davies M.B.E. 1905-1988', with original invitation from Felixstowe Urban District Council inviting L.A.C. R.H. Davies to a Banquet and Dance on 13 October 1927 "In Honour of the Schneider Trophy Team" , with fine monochrome photographs of the team and the Supermarine S6 N220 & N221, 16 x 23cm, some damage and creasing to the photographs, framed and glazed 150 x 81cm Not part of the D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A 1927 car mascot of the Supermarine S6, in chrome with red, white and blue enamel tail fin, roundels to the wings, 17cm wingspan, mounted on a wooden base with RAF winged emblem Not part of the D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. Royal Aero Club Schneider Seaplane Race, 7th September 1929, uncoloured photolithographic sea chart of the Solent below Portsmouth, laid on linen, title printed in red, watercolour and pen annotations showing the course for aircraft competing in the trophy, two inset horizon profiles, some fraying and occasional closed tears to margins, slight creasing, 68 x 110cm Not part of the D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy Schneider Trophy, 1931, Dinner Menu to Officers of the High Speed Flight, Royal Air Force 16 October 1931, with 10 pencil signed signatures including Sir Malcolm Campbell, the winner F/Lt J.F. Boothman plus F/Lt G.H. Stainforth A.F.C. and other distinguished pilots, 15 x 10cm The D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. Central Flying School Royal Air Force Re-Union Dinner Menu Card, held at Upavon, on 6 November 1931, with 9 pencil signed signatures including Arthur Whitten Brown, F/Lt G.H. Stainforth A.F.C. and other distinguished pilots, 16.5 x 11.5cm The D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. His Britannic Majesty's Government Luncheon to The Competing Teams at the Schneider Trophy Contest, 1929 Menu Card, Ritz Hotel, London 11 September 1929, with 8 pencil signatures of the Italian team including Warrant Officer Toni Dal Molin, Sergeant Pilot M.F. Angello, 18.5 x 14cm The D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)

*Schneider Trophy. Informal Dinner and Discussion in the St. Ermin's Hotel, Westminster Menu Card, 15 November 1929, the cover showing SE.6. Flight Photo, 16.5 x 10.5cm together with International Aero Exhibition Closing Banquet invitation card held on 27 July 1929 admitting Mr D. Longden, 10 x 14.5cm plus Luncheon ticket to Lady Bailey, Savoy Hotel, London 17 January 1929, the reverse with a sketch of a bar brooch, 7.5 x 11xcm The D'Arcy Greig collection. (3)

*Schneider Trophy. The Schneider Trophy Contest Official Souvenir Programme, September 6-7th 1929, 71 pages, numerous illustrations and adverts, 4to, together with another programme for 12 September 1931, 52 pages, numerous illustrations and adverts, 4to, plus a copy of Flight, The Schneider Trophy Contest Souvenir edition, 6 September 1929, the cover inscribed 'D'Arcy Greig' and related items The D'Arcy Greig collection. (8)

*Schneider Trophy. A folder compiled by D'Arcy Greig relating to his Schneider Trophy win, comprising 14 black & white photographs of the Supermarine-Napier, newspaper cuttings, a telegram from Hugh Trenchard, 1st Viscount Trenchard, congratulating Greig on his performance dated 5 November 1928, a letter from the Commanding Officer, Marine Aircraft Experimental Establishment, Felixstowe dated 28 September 1928 titled 'Attempt on Speed Record', newspaper cuttings, Luncheon and Dinner tickets, etc The D'Arcy Greig collection. (1)NB: Compiled by Simon Muggleton, the author of My Golden Flying Years, Air Commodore D'Arcy Greig DFC, AFC

*Schneider Trophy. Ashby (R.S.), Gloster IVA, watercolour, showing this historic aircraft in flight, signed lower right, 37 x 25.5cm, framed and glazed together with a watercolour on card of a Sopwith Triplane, titled verso, 22.5 x 14cm, unframed The D'Arcy Greig collection. (2)

*WWII and the Final Years. A collection of paperwork and photographs relating to Brackley's Second World War Service and final years of his life. On the outbreak of WW2, Brackley re-engaged for war duties as Squadron Leader in the Royal Air Force, included in the lot are five black and white portrait photographs of Brackley in uniform; various letters relating to WW2 service including a letter from the Private Secretary dated 30.9.1939, advising Brackley of being released from Imperial Airways for War Service; Letter from the Air Ministry detailing Brackleys appointment to Senior Air Staff Officer, HQ, Royal Air Force Transport Command; Letter from the Air Ministry expressing thanks for service during WW2, dated 11.8.1945; RAF identity cards and driving licence After WW2 Brackley joined the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), and then became Chief Executive of British South American Airways Corporation (BSAA) and achieved a "round the world" flight, crossing the Equator from Auckland, New Zealand via Fiji and Honolulu, the lot includes a black and white photograph of Brackley with Skymaster (BM p608). Newspaper cuttings reporting Brackleys new appointment are included.Other items include a Luncheon invitation given by the British Overseas Airways Corporation to mark the 25th Anniversary of the opening of the first British Air Transport Service at the Dorchester Hotel, London 25.8.1944, with enamelled '25' B.O.A.C. commemorative badge. On 25th August 1947 a signal was received at the Air Ministry from Air H.Q. at Delhi appealing for help from B.O.A.C. and Charter Companies in flying 7000 Pakistan Government servants and their families from Delhi to Karachi, it was known as "Operation Pakistan", the lot includes a booklet titled 'Operation India, a world's record air-lift', black and white photograph of Brackley with refugees loading the aircraft and newspaper cuttings etc. Tragically Brackley lost his life in a swimming accident in Rio de Janeiro on 15th November 1948, his body was flown back to Langham, Norfolk, a photograph of the final passage from London Airport in the York air liner Star Mist is included in the lot (BM p672). A fitting tribute to Brackley was introduced on 17th September 1950, when Frieda Brackley made a speech during the first presentation of the Brackley Trophy for Flying Clubs at Denham. The exquisitely worked Brackley Memorial Trophy was executed in silver by H.J. Brown of Norwich, a black and white image of the trophy is included in the lot. (-)

*Bader (Group Captain Sir Douglas, 1910-1982). A golfing trophy won by Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader, CBE, DSO, DFC, electroplated modelled as a devil smoking a pipe with club over shoulder and bag on floor engraved 'Lucifer Golfing Society', the ebonised plinth with plaque engraved 'Spring Meeting 1956, Winner Group Captain D.R.S. Bader C.B.E., D.S.O., D.F.C.', 16.5cm high Group Captain Sir Douglas Bader (1910-1982), was a WWII Royal Air Force flying ace. Bader was accredited with 22 aerial victories, 4 shared victories, 6 probables, 1 shared probable and 11 enemy aircraft damaged. Bader's Pilot's Flying Log Book for the period 1928-1932 was sold in these rooms in November 2011 (Lot 108) for ú23,500. ^NThe Lucifer Golfing Society was formed in 1921 by Sir Hedley le Bas and friends. It was an exclusive Gentleman's club aimed at promoting friendship and goodwill through golf within the Commonwealth. It took its name the slang Lucifer which for a striking match used in the Great War. (1)

*Royal Flying Corps. A WWI locally made bomb, circa 1914 (inert!), crafted into a trophy painted grey with RFC wreathed badge, with card fin held by screws, 55cm long (1)

A pair of EPNS candlesticks "Chepstow" race trophies - 20cm and a Jockey hat and whip trophy

A George V silver trophy cup with two open work handles, inscribed "The Sir Owen Philipps Trophy Chester School's Sports Association" raised on an ebonised socle with silver shields inscribed with "Winners circa 1922-1936" (Birmingham 1919 by Vaughton & Sons) 18.43 oz, together with a George V silver Christening mug inscribed "John Francis Dorman 6th Nov 1928" (Birmingham 1926) 4.49 oz

A JAPANESE SHIN GUNTO SHORTSWORD. A WW11 Shin Gunto mounted Wakasashi with earlier blade, having two Mekugi Ana. A 21" blade with silver Habaki, contained in its leather covered wooden Saya. The original War Trophy Certificate made out to Major Dickens REME 23rd Indian Div SEAC, is with the sword dated 21st November 1946.

SCOTTISH SPORTING & CHALLENGE AWARDS. Including a Highland Agriculture Society for Ploughing in silver and enamel. West of Scotland Challenge Trophy in Bronze 55mm high, etc

Various silver and white metal items including; toast rack, candlestick, sugar bowl, trophy cup etc together with a silver plated goblet Condition:

Small silver trophy on a rectangular base relating to the Ceylon Planters Rifle Corp, engraved Walker Cup 1932 together with a small quantity of other silver plated and other items relating to the Ceylon Planters Rifle Corp dating from the same period Condition:

Edward VII silver sweetmeat stand standing on a circular foot, Birmingham 1908, George V silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1929 and a German white metal spoon with decorative pierced decoration Condition:

Pierce-Arrow. A circa 1907 promotional booklet, 'Defending the Trophy', by T. John Sullivan, effectively describing the success of the Pierce-Arrow winning the Glidden Trophy (400 ounces of sterling silver) for the second year running. A saddle-stitched 46pp book with good photographs of the competing cars, map of the 1906 event, detailed text, predicaments and troubles and a picture of the trophy. Sound condition, the cover with edge bumps, a company rubber stamp on the front free end paper (1)

*Supermarine Schneider Trophy S6 (B) Seaplane model. Nickel-plated on brass, the underwings inscribed Rolls-Royce Motors Ltd. Highly detailed, with well-crafted floats, cockpit, engine banks, propeller, etcetera. The Supermarine Seaplane won the Schneider Trophy outright in 1931 at a speed of 357mph. Designed by R J Mitchell, who later designed the Supermarine Spitfire. This example is not actually a mascot, although similar quality models were sold as such. This is a Rolls-Royce Ltd 'trade gift' to celebrate the use of the Rolls-Royce 12-cylinder 'Merlyn' engine, and is probably rarer than the mascot version. Mounted on a marble display base, in excellent condition.13cm long (1)

*Donington Park Race 1937 & 1938. A selection of various photographs, some taken at Donington during the Empire Trophy events, others at alternative times. Most images circa 9 x 10cms, others large. In good condition, and most with good definition. Circa 50 images, some postcards, most with captions in pencil recto. AF (a quantity)

*Motorboat Racing Trophy. A fine brass trophy modelled in Spirit of Ecstasy style, standing on a speedboat, mounted on a substantial black marble base with presentation plaque inscribed 'Comune Di Viareggio, R A I D, Viareggio-Bastia-Viareggio 16-7-1967', 45cm high (1)

A silvered metal greyhound presentation trophy, the well cast animal standing on a black base with applied plaque engraved "Presented to Mr Frankie Howerd on the Occassion of the 1st Annual Greyhound Ball Held at the London Hilton on Sunday 16th April 1972" 23cms high

Postcards, album containing vintage postcards illustrating 'Christmas' themes, all written up, Father Xmas, Turkeys, children, WW1 patriotic, comic etc (gd/vg), (135), also a book entitled 'Fantasy Postcards' by William Ouellette, plus a small quantity of museum art cards and 4 'Whitbread Trophy Bitter' small postcards (fair/gd)

A GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY CUP AND ASSOCIATED SILVER COVER, 30CM H, LONDON 1927, THE COVER 1908, 21OZS

A miniature silver trophy cup and cover, a miniature silver cream jug and a pair of silver pepperettes, 5.8oz troy approx

A silver trophy, Chester 1910, 99g; a silver twin handled sucrier, Chester 1920, 67g (2)

HALLMARKED HAMMERED SILVER ART NOUVEAU STYLE TWO HANDLED TROPHY

A large quantity of mixed silver plate, four piece tea service, cruet sets x 3, trophy cups, and a warming dish, with revolving cover, a quantity of EPNS flatware, etc

Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures including Slapshot, Ship's Cook, Captain, Scout Leader, The Ringmaster, Flamenco, Mermaid and Winner's Trophy, most boxed with certificates where relevant

Royal Doulton Bunnykins figures including Graduation Day, Mascot, Winner's Trophy, Sir Gawain, Hornpiper, Eskimo, Postman & Pilot, all boxed with certificates where relevant

Bronze German marksman trophy

Millbro Trophy & Millbro Carbon Clam Fishing Rods

A Rare and Impressive silver shooting trophy named to the Skiddaw Grey Rifles. Having figural Victorian solider finial, rifle motif supports and gilded interior held on silver plated base. LONDON 1880- By W & J Barnard Script reads "Finally won by Pritave John Gardiner April 4th 1885" and on the reverse "1881 Presented by the Rev'd H.M Short. M.A (Chaplain) and his family to be shot for by the E company Skiddaw rifles 1st Cumberland Rifle Volunteers.

A Rare and Impressive silver shooting trophy named to the Skiddaw Grey Rifles. Having embossed and engraved decoration. Script reads "Presented by Major. Crosthwaite for competition by members of the S.G Rifle Corps won by Pte.John Gardiner" B'ham-1885-George Unite

Box including Plated RAF trophy, Jutland teak napkin ring, copper negatives etc

A Mappin Bros plated embossed trophy goblet dated 1873, Marlborough College, and a plated sauce boat.

A late Louis XVI ormolu and white marble mantle clockThe case surmounted with a foliage-filled urn, above the drum case with laurel festooned musical trophy apron below, flanked to each side by a feather finial above black sectional column, the shaped base with a painted portrait roundel of a lady, on stepped foot and a bow-fronted plinth, with toupie feet; the white 4 ½ in. enamel dial with Arabic numerals and pierced moon hands, with twin train fusée movement and anchor escapement, striking on a bell52cm. high overall. 1 pendulum. IllustratedA very similar clock is in illustrated in Tardy, French Clocks The World Over, Part Two, 5th Edition, Paris 1981, p. 66 and is in the collection of the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire, Geneva.

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a hinge lidded trefoil shaped trinket box, raised on three feet, Birmingham 1912, a butter shell, Sheffield 1910, a small circular bowl, Chester 1913, a small milk jug, a twin handled trophy cup, a twin handled circular bonbon dish, having pierced decoration, London 1892 and coins comprising; three Victorian half crowns 1891, 1894 and 1895, also an Edwardian VII half crown 1906, combined weight of weighable silver 270 gms, (10).

Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a rectangular photograph frame, a twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1909, a shaped square ashtray, Birmingham 1927, a rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1918 and a plated circular ashtray, combined weight of weighable silver 401 gms, (5).

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cupRaised on a single knop stem, engraved to body, Birmingham 1924, fitted on black base, height 22cm, together with a further hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup, height 21cm

A George V silver two handled trophy cupOf conventional form, with a tapered foot, inscribed, raised on a wooden pedestal base, by William Neale Ltd, Birmingham 1923, height on base 17.5cm, together with, another silver two handled trophy cup, with a knopped stem and applied beaded borders, Sheffield 1901, height off base 12.2cm, two silver presentation cups, of plain form with shallow bowls, inscribed, various dates and makers, height 11.4cm, weight of weighable silver combined approx. 10.9oz (4)

A Victorian silver two handled trophyOf circular form, the lower body embossed Art Nouveau leaf detail, with leaf capped scroll handles, raised on a circular spread foot, inscribed, 'Lincolnshire Agricultural Society, Agricultural Merchants Section', by John Aldwinkle & John Slater, London 1886, height 20cm, weight approx. 37oz CONDITION REPORT: Bent base as trophy wobbles when standing, large dent to body and two holes either side of dent light scratches, see photos

Silver six section toast rack, Birmingham 1939, 10cm, an Edwardian silver vesta and a small silver Trophy cup, (3).

Edwardian silver scallop shaped butter dish, London 1904, 13cm, a small silver trophy cup, a vase and a sweetmeat dish, (4).

Silver trophy cup, silver napkin, mother of pearl Taj Mahal box, commemorative spoons and collectables

Bull's head decoration piece, wall hanging 'trophy', 78cm w.

A MOUNTED TROPHY HEAD, enscribed, Hartee-Beeste Northern Nigeria 1908.

A quantity of silver plated ware to include a teapot; a trophy cup; three advertising decanters; a pair of brass candlesticks etc.