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TWO SIMILAR 40 BORE FLINTLOCK POCKET PISTOLS, ALEXR THOMSON, EDINBURGH OR NOCK [LONDON], C1790 with turn off barrel, signed and trophy engraved lock, a star to the trigger guard, walnut butt, 16cm l, 1 5/8ths inch and 1 3/4 inch barrel ++One lacking the holster hook, both with light old rust pitting and dirt, the locks in apparently working order and undamaged, minor old knocks and scratches to the butts but not chipped or split

A QUANTITY OF BOXED SUBBUTEO ITEMS, to include three boxed heavyweight teams, including no. 163, players have had numbers added to their backs in pen, (s.d.) all have some wear, boxed Jules Rimet World Cup Trophy, no. C119 etc

A PART CONSTRUCTED WOODEN MODEL SHIP, believed to be H.M.S. Agamemnon, constructed by Mr. Charles d'Clinton, Winner of the Maze Challenge trophy at the International Model Show, length approximately 118cm

A late 19th century French brass mantel clock, with repeat mechanism, the square case surmounted by a trophy, with lion mask sides on cabochon and paw feet, the dial with enamel chapters and inscribed Comptoir General, 9 Bd. Poissoniere Paris H. Rondet, the similarly inscribed countwheel movement striking on a bell, numbered 1886 4188, 42cm high

An Edward VII silver two-handled Trophy Cup of U-form with lateral band, socle foot, London 1904, maker: C.B.H., 7 ½ in high

A collection of Indian silver and plated wares, Including a Kashmir kashkul shaped bowl and hardstone set snuff box, hammered silver bowl, articulated fish, Anglo-Indian jar and cover and napkin ring, trophy beaker dated 1953, small lobed pandan box, perfume bottle, and a small ewer and dish (11)

A George V silver miniature Monteith with lion mask and ring handles, London 1933, Hot Water Jug, Birmingham 1927, Trophy, London 1927 and a pair of Sheffield plated telescopic Candlesticks by M Boulton & Co.

Silver Ascot Rifle Club medallion engraved to the reverse: Club Trophy, 1903, W.C. Squires, Birmingham hallmark, in original velvet lined box, together with another similar, long range medallion, W. Squires, 1902, Birmingham hallmarks, in box. (2)

A basket of plated flatware, presentation trophy etc

Cricket and Jewish Interest:- The Salmon Challenge Shield, a cricketing trophy shield, silver-plated mounts on oak shield, centre with oval plaque within oak leaf surround depicting, in relief, a cricket match below a ribbon-tied laurel swag in turn below a scroll inscribed "Salmon Challenge Shield 1925", at base an escutcheon inscribed "Presented by Major Isidore Salmon CBE, DL, MP to the Hanwell Cricket Club for annual competition in the Hanwell Schools Cricket League", the easel back with label for Mappin & Webb as retailers and applied with 23 silver and silver plated shields(one shield absent) inscribed with year and winning school, 51 cm. high.Sir Isidore Salmon CBE,DL,MP, JP (1876-1941) was a Conservative politician and MP for Harrow where he replaced Oswald Mosley after the latter defected to the Labour Party. He was also Vice President of the Board of Deputies of British Jews and active in the management of J. Lyons & Co. Overall goood condition, small chip to top of strut and another chip at back of top right corner

WW1 British Trench Art Desk Clock made from a shell complete with fuze. Inscribed as a Football trophy "138 Bde Football Cup, December 1915. 5th Battalion The Leicestershire Regt and 4th Battalion The Leicestershire Regt. Score 1-0."

WW2 Third Reich NSRL (Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen) eagle which has been broken off a desk top trophy. Size 87mm x 77mm.

MOUNTED TROPHY TIVERTON STAGHOUNDS 1/1/83 MET FORTESCUE ARMS HOTEL + THE ARABIAN HORSE FIGURE

A George V two-handled trophy cup, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1912, of campana form, with scrolling handles, mid rib rib and scrolling foot, bearing inscription 'The Maw Trophy Durham City A.F.C. for Annual Competition presented 1969', 18cms (7in.) 12.7oz.

A George V two-handled trophy cup, by Barker Bros. Silver Ltd., Birmingham 1928, of campana form, with scrolling handles, central rib and floral design, raised on spreading foot, bearing inscription 'Early Birds C.C. Junior Road Race Championship, presented by W. Shaw Esq., 1954', 28.9oz., raised on ebonised plinth with white metal presentation collar, (26cms) 10in. high.

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy Having a central cast ribbon, raised on four ball and claw feet, by Manoah Rhodes & Sons ltd, London 1936, approximate weight 8.2oz, height 14cm

3-9 x 40 Bushnell Trophy XLT, rifle scope 40/60

An Elkington silver trophy cup on wooden stand, approximately 12 cm inclusive

A large Birmingham silver trophy cup presented to Howard Dairies for 'The Clean Milk Competition 1930-1931'. Approximately 20cm

An Irish silver trophy cup with engraved presentation for '1918 Curragh Garrison Sports, Cadets Jumping Competition.' Approximately 13cm high

A set of silver spoons stamped 925, a small silver trophy cup a silver shell shaped salt and a cased set of silver plated spoons.

A group of silver and cut glass including a ships decanter, a candelabra, twin handled trophy for the Rolls-Royce Inter Factory Champion 1967 etc.

Septimius Severus silver denarius, Leodicea Mint 198-200 A.D., reverse reads:- COS I I I P P, Victory advancing left holding trophy and palm, Sear 6270, reverse slightly off centre, good portrait, EF/GVF

A selection of silver plated wares to include a set of six cased belt and buckle form napkin rings, a Victorian two handled serving tray, a four piece tea service, a silver trophy on pedestal base and an oval gallery tray etc

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup with partially fluted bowl raised on a hardwood plinth by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd. Assayed London 1927, 266 grams, 22.25cm overall. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition.

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup on hardwood stand by the Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company Ltd. Assayed London 1927, 298 grams, 17cm overall height. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Good condition.

Single manual harpsichord by Thomas Culliford, London, 1785 for Longman and Broderip, the case sides veneered in 'plum pudding' mahogany with boxwood stringing and Indian laurel crossbanding, the lid veneered in standard mahogany with shaped brass strap hinges, the keywell veneered with burr walnut with holly and ebony stringing and kingwood cross banding, the fasciaboard inlaid with floral scrollwork and a central musical trophy, the soundboard with an inset gilt-metal rose pierced ends carved with a figure playing a lyre and the inscription Longman & Broderip, Cheapside, the later five octave keyboard, FF to f3 omitting FF♯, with ivory naturals and ebony accidentals, seven brass-knobbed hand levers with ivory inserts inscribed Machine, Harp, Lute [8ft.], Octave [4ft.], silent [dummy], 1st Unison [8ft.] and 2nd Unison [8ft.], two pedals controlling the machine stop and the Venetian swell respectively, with later music desk, on trestle stand.The later name baton inscribed Longman and Broderip, Instrument Makers, No. 26, Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket, London also stamped on the wrest plank L & B. and with the serial No. 381. Inscribed Culliford on the underside of the soundboard.Length 7ft. 2¼in., 219cm.; width 3ft. 1⅜in., 95cm.; case depth 1ft. ⅝in., 32cm,*Recorded by Donald Boalch in Makers of the Harpsichord and Clavichord, 1440-1840 (3rd edition edited by Charles Mould), pp. 486-487. Formerly owned by Violet Gordon Woodhouse for whom Arnold Dolmetsch converted it into a two manual instrument (1899). There is an illustration of the keyboards as adapted by Dolmetsch in Violet, The Life and Loves of Violet Gordon Woodhouse by Jessica Douglas-Home and a further one which originally appeared in Music and Letter (1920). Subsequently owned by Lady [Georgina Beatrice] Headlam. Acquired by Mackenzie of Ord in 1965 who eventually (1991) arranged for it to be converted back into a single manual instrument

A replica Jules Rimet World Cup Trophy, 34 cm high, under an associated glass dome and on a wooden plinth, 38 cm high Condition report ReportAccording to the vendor this was previously owned by an official of the 1966 world cup final.Small chip glue repairedReport by GHThe trophy is made from what appear to be plaster with a resin coating.

A Continental silver coloured metal box, with embossed decoration, 7.5 cm diameter, a miniature silver trophy cup, a pillbox, and a double photograph frame (4)

Two Trinity Hall Boat Club Cambridge Fresher's plated trophy cups, Georgian silver cream jug, cased set of five silver tea spoons, silver backed hair brush, pierced white metal dish and an oval stand

17TH/18TH CENTURY FLEMISH SCHOOL Still life - dead birds and trophy upon a ledge, oil on canvas, 63 x 52cm Formerly from the estate of Lord Northbrook

Three silver trophy cups Condition report: see terms and conditions

Four silver trophy cups, silver capstan inkwell (no lid) pair of trumpet vases, glass bottle with silver top Condition report: see terms and conditions

A pair of George V silver short specimen vases, James Deakin and Sons, Sheffield 1916 and probably 1919, loaded bases, 103.2 grams/ 3.31 ozt approx gross; an Edwardian silver trophy cup, awarded at Eton, Sheffield 1909, approximately 79.4 grams/ 2.55 ozt (lacking one handle) (3)

A George V silver toast rack, rectangular form, James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1918; a small twin handled trophy, makers TS, Birmingham 1938; a silver presentation trophy awarded to 'Best Puppy', 1881, given by Major Browne and a silver sugar castor, approx gross weight 338.0gm/10.87ozt

Two trophy bowls 1907 Cox and Bettridge London, 78.7 grams, 2.53 ozt approx, Birmingham 1909 William Hutton 1.42 ozt, 44.3 grams approx

Golf Memorabilia: A William Hutton silver golf trophy, hallmark Sheffield 1923, the cup supported on three golf clubs, united by a wreath

An Edwardian silver hallmarked pin cushion in the form of a trophy having baize top in bowl being hinged to reveal small mirror. Hallmarked possibly for George Henry James, Birmingham ( partially legible ) 1910. Total weight 16.3g

A mixed lot of silver plate including ladle, Butlins' trophy and art deco rise and fall ceiling light weight

Léon Emile Caille (French 1836-1907) The huntsman~s trophy Signed and dated 1900 Oil on canvas 66 x 81cm; 26 x 32in

Frosted glass cycling trophy

A Victorian silver trophy cup, having embossed foliate decoration, the cartouche inscribed "Aberdeenshire Coarsing Club, The Open Stakes, gained by Flying Dutchman", London 1852, 23cm high, 17ozs.

A modern silver gilt racing trophy, "The Magnet Cup",  having leaf decoration with finial to the lid, raised on a circular spread foot, London 1959, 29cm high, 20.6ozs., AF

Four various silver trophy cups; and a plated similar complete with blackwood and other stands

A 9 carat gold racing trophy, inscribed "Doncaster cup 1962, Bonnard", having stylised floral decoration to the domed cover and column, engraved with a crest "Comfort Et Liesse", raised on a spread foot, inscribed to the underside "Made by R. Stone, designed by A. Lucas of E Silver (BS) Ltd., supplied by Skinner & Robinson, Doncaster", 30cm high, approx. 781gms

A hallmarked silver trophy top having bulldog finial, diam. 8cm.

A hallmarked silver trophy punch bowl inscribed 'Widnes Inter-Works Football Competition Perpetual Challenge Cup', London 1899, diam. 31cm, height 16cm, wt. 45oz.

A GEORGE VI SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, of shallow urn form, engraved inscription 'The Edward Steer Challenge Bowl E A Probyn 1923, maker A Co Ltd, Birmingham 1937, 8.8ozt, 276 grams, together with a cased silver handled letter opener (2)

A GEORGE V SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP, of baluster form, engraved inscription 'THE WEAVER CHALLENGE CUP FOR HANDICAPPED SNOOKER PLAYERS (AMETEUR), maker W M Co, Birmingham 1929, 8.6ozt, 270 grams, together with another silver twin handled trophy cup with plastic socle base, total weight 3.4ozt, 107 grams (2)

A VICTORIAN WALNUT BOX, a box of metalware and collectables, trophy stand, barometer, Quartz clock etc

A silver Royal Channel Islands (Jersey) Yacht club trophy, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1923, raised flared neck above an oblate globular body the sides adorned with Hippocampi above cornucopia mounts, one side bears an engraved scene of three sailed vessels within a embossed rope frame, the other side with recipient's name 'F. J. Pirouet' and date 1923 within conforming frame, on knopped baluster stem with dolphin supports, seated on stepped domed circular foot, 6¼in. (15.75cm.) high, weight 11.7 tr.oz.

A George V silver trophy cup with angular handles, Sharman Dermott Neill, Chester 1911, on ebonised stand, vacant cartouche, 7½in. (19cm.) high including stand, weighted.

Silver and photographs of Guernsey shooting interest, including a silver trophy inscribed 'Kingsland A.R.C 'The Perry Cup' presented by Capt. R. T. Perry. M.C, 1930, won by Mr A.Ingrouille 1936', trophy hallmarks rubbed, London?, weight 10.8 tr.oz.; also including three Kingsland Air-Rifle club team photographs (winners of S.M.R.C National Team Championship 1930 x 2 and G.A.R.A. shield, 1931); five North United team photographs (1923-1924 'Edgar Rea Cup', North United First Team 1923-1924, G.A.R.A Shield Competition, Group North United A.R.C Members with Trophies won, season 1923-1924 x 2); a Northern Sub-Branch British Legion Air-Rifle Team photo, 'Winners of Pealling-Carey Trophy, 1932'; and ten silver shooting dessert spoons, four inscribed with North United Air-Rifle Club, others with crossed rifles, varying makers and dates, gross weight 14.1 tr.oz. (qty)

George Taylor (British, 20th century), Consolation in Utile, wooden sculpture, 37cm high, a women's golfing trophy, a Ronson lighter and miscellaneous other items (qty).

A plated trophy cup for rifle shooting, 18cm high, a pair of plated candlesticks, 18cm high, and other plated ware.

LATE VICTORIAN PIERCED SILVER MATCH BOX HOLDER, of typical form with ball feet and foliate scroll pierced cover, 3" x 2" (7.6cm x 5.1cm) Chester 1900, TOGETHER WITH A SILVER TWO HANDLED SMALL TROPHY CUP, with angular scroll handles, 2 1/4" (5.8cm) high, Chester 1924, 3oz (2)

GEORGE V SILVER TWO HANDLED 'THE GRATRIX' PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP, of typical form with angular scroll handles, 19oz approx on a black plastic circular plinth base with silver ? collar, the cup 7" (17.8cm) high, 9 1/2" (24.2cm) high overall

GEORGE V SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, by Alexander Clark and Co., of typical form with bell flower pendant capped angular scroll handle, 6 1/2" (16.5cm) high, Birmingham 1928, 13oz and the black plastic circular base, trophy cup and pushed-in foot and dented/mis-shaped rim

Autographs - signed Essex Cricket Team shirt 2005 / 2006, framed, plus a Witton Albion versus Colchester United F.A. Trophy Final 10th May 1992 pennant (2)

Three small silver trophy cups together with three plated and wooden bottle coasters