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Fine pair of early 18th Century flintlock pistols, the pair at 30 bore with swamped barrels signed R HOUISON with steel barrels, brass trophy arms and grotesque mask butt caps, brass trigger guards with eagle finials, 39cm long. The pair of pistols were originally sold with Wallis & Wallis on the 6th July 1956, the pistols come with the Wallis & Wallis Centenary book

Fine 18th Century flintlock pistol, the lock plate singed WIGGIN, with a cannon screw off barrel, silver swag inlaid walnut stock, brass trigger guard and butt with brass trophy of arms side plate, 22cm long

A 20th Century Royal Brierley clear crystal glass vase of spherical form cut as a football and engraved as a presentation trophy for the European Cup Final 1967 played in Lisbon with the full team engraved to the reverse.

A small parcel lot of hallmarked silver items to include a capstan inkwell, six various napkin rings, a pedestal bon bon dish, a pair of sugar nips and a small golfing trophy modelled as a golf ball with rabbit finial, various dates and makers (10)

A Silver golf trophy "Warren Golf Club" London 1927, 104g, 16cm high

Fascinating collection of Early 20th Century photographs in albums, to include scenes of tennis in Monte Carlo, Monte Carlo Casino sqaure, The Nice carnival, shrimpers at Touquet, hunting trophy photographs, Southwick Tennis Club, Flower shows, Boyce Court Gloucestershire, Malta, ships, Algiers scenes, Lisbon scenes, Madeira waterfront, Cheltenham Devils Chimney, various topographical scenes, presentation of Albert medals, trains, hunting, etc, in five albums (5)

Silver mug, pepper, small trophy all hallmarked and a 19th century Dutch silver box approx 5.5oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Mixed Lot comprising Brass Trivet, Cast Iron Trivet, Binoculars, Trophy, etc

LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUPbearing presentation inscription contained within a cartouche reading 'Caledonian Gamekeepers Dog Show 1st Prize Mr G. Hills "Dash" Class 37 May 1874', decorated with embossed floral and leaf motifs, 25cm high

*Liberated War Trophy. A WWII German Continental typewriter reputedly captured and used by 15th Scottish Reconnaissance Regiment, marked 'Wanderer-Werke Siegmar-Schonau', supplied by Diedrich Messerknecht of Breman, additionally stamped 'R.A.D' on frame Several of these machines were buried by retreating German Troops, this machine is illustrated in new edition of (Scottish Lion on Patrol). (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A Seaplane car/desk piece mascot, representing the Supermarine S6B monoplane race, circa 1930s, plated with articulated propellers, mounted on a period bracket and turned wood base, wingspan 12cm (1)

*Car mascot. A 1940s chromed Schneider Trophy Supermarine S6 aeroplane mascot, 9cm wingspan on a wooden base with plaque engraved with four names from 1948 -1951 (1)

*Car mascot. A 1930s Schneider Trophy Supermarine S6 aeroplane car mascot stamped Desmo, 16.5cm wingspan, mounted on an oak base (1)

*Car mascot. A scarce 1930s Schneider Trophy Supermarine S6 car mascot aeroplane, chrome on original bonnet stand with wind operated swivel, lacks one propeller, a good pre-war example, 15cm nose to tail (1)

*Schneider Trophy. A fine wooden model of the pre 1930s record airspeed S6 Supermarine, painted in silver with roundels and decals, 37cm wingspan x 32cm nose to tail (1)

*Table lighter. A scarce pewter made original Schneider Trophy Supermarine S6 battery operated desk top lighter on wooden battery box stand, 18cm wingspan, stamped on wing 'Enturn Pewter pat no 373219 made in England' (1)

A silver Art Nouveau large two handled trophy cup, engraved Glamorgan Police Boxing Competition 1926, Sheffield 1913, 19 ozs

A silver engraved clip and a gold engraved trophy pendant, pendant 2.5g

A Birmingham Silver Small Trophy Cup with Lid, 6 ozs., together with a silver plated sauce jug, two crowns and an American one dollar

A tambour shuttered trophy case and a footstool

Two silver trophies, marks rubbed on both 13oz and a similar silver plate trophy

A Challenge Cup for Best Indian Game Cock, a silver trophy, with gadroon bowl, Fordham & Faulkner, 1900, 18.7oz, 28.5cm high

A Poultry Club Challenge Cup for Best Bird at Bath and Western Southern Counties Show, James Deakin & Sons, 1907, Sheffield, a three handled trophy, 37.8oz, 37cm high,

Silver and silver plate: An Indian silver metal teacup, saucer and sugar bowl, napkin rings, ladle, crumb scoop, small trophy, a cased set of fish knives/forks, flatware, bone handled knives some in a canteen and a quantity of 19th Century flatware, 2000g approx.  

A Challenge Cup for Best Indian Game Hen presented by the members of the club, a double handled silver trophy, J, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Sheffield, 1912, 20.8oz, 16.3cm high

A silver trophy presented to the Barnstaple Poultry Show and two further silver trophies, 20oz

A silver Torquay Feather and Fur Society trophy cup and three further trophy cups (4)

An Irish silver 'Hare Coursing' trophy, by George West 13.03. 1795 and six silver teaspoons

Mixed English and Continental silver / silver metal table ware, consisting of a Victorian mustard pot ,four daisy shaped spoons, six sundry spoons, a miniature trophy, a Chinese pepper pot Indian salt and pepper pots , two flower shaped tea cups and a Viking ship place setting.

A Silver Trophy, Best Pair of Hackneys, Birmingham 1909 maker's hallmark rubbed. 20 troy oz.

A Poultry Club Challenge bowl, Devonshire Branch with castellation crest, a silver trophy bowl, with segmented foliate relief, R.A.M within a clover leaf, London, 1922, 20.5oz, 13.3cm high, 18.1cm diameter, with pedestal

A silver presentation trophy, by Viners, Sheffield 1935, of circular form with two handles, raised on a pedestal foot, height 27 cm, weight 35 oz, plinth. "Micklethwaite Cup"

An American silver christening mug, by Wood & Hughes, New York, circa 1880, of trophy form with applied mask panels, raised on a pedestal base, height 8 cm, weight 4 oz. Wood & Hughes were founded in 1833 as Gale Wood & Hughes, from 1845 to 1899 they traded as Wood & Hughes.

Silver pedestal trophy cup with Celtic knot work band, maker Mappin & Webb, 631g

American interest, silver plated Air Race trophy, in the form of Mercury's winged foot, on an oak pedestal, 36cm

Motor Racing Biographies. A good selection of sixteen hardback and two paperback octavo volumes, mostly in decent second-hand condition, five with their dust jackets, including (without dust jackets): Bradley (W. F.), Targa Florio (part of DJ loosely inserted), Chakrabongse of Thailand (H.R.H. Prince Chula), Dick Seaman, Racing Motorist (Second Edition, lacking front free end-paper), Hawthorn (Mike), Champion Year: My Battle for the Drivers' World Title (1st ed, with facsimile signature on dedication page), Ireland (Innes), Motor Racing Today, and an ex-library copy of Hough (Richard), Tourist Trophy: The History of Britain's Greatest Motor Race. (18)

Motor Racing Circuits & Races. The Gordon Bennett Races by Lord Montagu, with an inscription and signature in blue ballpoint by Lord Montagu, 'For Michael Sedgwick without whom this book would not have been completed, Montagu of Beaulieu July 1963'. The book was in fact ghosted by Michael Sedgwick, 1963 1st ed, with a good DJ. Together with, Montlh‚ry 'The story of the Paris Autodrome 1924-1960' by William Boddy, 170pp, 1961 1st ed, without DJ; Tourist Trophy by Richard Hough, 253pp, 1957 1st ed; Targa Florio, 164p and Motor Racing Memories 1903-1921, 192pp, 1960 1st ed, both by W. F. Bradley; 500cc Racing by Gregor Grant, 178, 1952 second edition; The Chequered Year by Ted Simon, 1971 1st ed, with a good DJ, and four other similar 8vo books. (11)

*Talbot - 90. Two photographs. The first 'LNA' photograph showing Dr John Roth at speed in his Talbot 90 (Go 99) during the May 1932 Brooklands Mountain handicap race, as reported in Motorsport in June 1932. Also, a picture of the former Talbot 90, Fox and Nicholl team single-seater being exercised by George Mackie in the 1947 Ulster Trophy race at Ballyclare. Both 7.5 x 9-inches in good fettle. (2)

A silver WCA trophy dish, dated 1973

3 Silver Trophy Awards Motorcycling Interest Silver name plaque to front on black plastic shield shaped plaques with struts

A collection of silver hallmarked pigeon racing medals set to a wooden plaque with silver notation bar for ' Coronation Year Cup June 20th 1953 S Williams 18Hours ' Together with another trophy plaque for HDHS English Average and 2 framed and glazed 1950's

A silver hallmarked trophy lid. The silver hallmarks for Robert Pringle & Sons, London, 1931. Measures: 12cms high.

A silver hallmarked trophy for ' Venners Singles Tennis Challenge Cup ' The trophy marked for Robert Pringle, London 1929. Weight 271.2g. Measures: 17cms high.

A silver pierced bon bon dish, Sheffield 1918; a silver novelty ring stand, Sheffield 1905; a small silver trophy (3)

Taxidermy: a fox mask on oak shield by W J Coles Taunton and a hare trophy on oak shield

A COLLECTION OF LEAGUE CUP FINAL PROGRAMMES, featuring Arsenal v Swindon Town (1969), Man. City v WBA (1970), Chelsea v Stoke City (1972), Norwich City v Tottenham Hotspur (1973), Man. City v Wolves (1974), Aston Villa v Norwich City (1975), Man. City v Newcastle United (1976), Aston Villa v Everton (1977) and Replay & 2nd Replay, Liverpool v Nottingham Forest Replay (1978), Southampton v Leeds United (1979 Semi-Final), Nottingham Forest v Southampton (1979). FA Amateur Cup Final programmes, FA Challenge Trophy Final programmes, FA Charity Shield programme, Ipswich Town v Nottingham Forest (1978) and two Rugby League Challenge Cup Final programmes, Hull v Wakefield Trinity (1960) and Leeds v Wakefield Trinity (1968). All programmes unsigned. Programme condition generally fair to good. (26)

An Edwardian silver trophy and cover,of fluted circular form, the Royal International Horticultural Exhibition 1912, by Johnson Walker & Tolhurst Ltd., of London, height 20 cm, 25.5 oz.

A silver 2-handled trophy,Birmingham 1946, height 15 cm, 7.5 oz.

A good Chinese silver goblet of British military interest, dated 1875, 'Gothic K' mark, maker unknown, of trophy form with twin dragon handles, the body chased with a battle scene around a vacant cartouche, the reverse with figures in a mountain village, raised on a knopped foliate stem above a dragon-moulded foot, the foot rim inscribed 'PRESENTED TO THE OFFICER'S MESS H.M. 62ND REG'T BY CAPT. T.F.TODD ON PROMOTION 28TH APRIL 1875', 26.5cm high.

A silver octagonal sugar caster, by Edward Viners; together with a pair of silver trophy cups; and a tea straining spoon.

A silver trophy sauce boat of beaded decoration, inscribed "Onion Bisto Handicap Hurdle Race, March 18th 1978".

A trophy stag's foot "Devon & Somerset Stag Hounds, found Cloutshan Ball, killed Farley Water, August 23rd 1924"; together with a blue and gold painted book stand. (2)

AN HISTORICALLY INTERESTING WHITE ENSIGN, BELIEVED TO BE THE FIRST ALLIED FLAG RAISED ON 'SWORD' BEACH DURING THE ALLIED D-DAY LANDINGS IN NORMANDY, 1944, constructed in printed cotton bunting attached to canvas sleeve stamped with maker's marks, production date for '1942', and annotated in pen Treated with Texaproof 23.6.48; and Normandy Landings to verso (old wear consisting of fraying along the trailing edge, two probable bullet holes and smoke staining) -- 26 x 53in. (66 x 135cm.); together with a 7 x 7in. brass plaque stating This Ensign was Hoisted at 0800 (H+30) on 'D' Day, June 6th 1944, Sword Area, Queen Red Beach, Lion-Sur-Mer, at the Outset of the Campaign in Normandy, -2, Provenance: Recovered from beachhead and taken to H.M.S. Mercury (a Portsmouth shore establishment); deposited with Royal Navy Trophy Store, item number P5962; Tom Ferrers Walker, Collector, via Trophy Store sale 1970's; loaned to Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth, 1983; dispersed 2010 to present owner.

A Turkish Infantry Officer's sword in the Imperial German 1889 style, with horn handle, fold-down brass guard with trophy of arms and Turkish crescent moon decoration, the 74cm blade with single fuller and etched decoration showing trophy of arms and Turkish crescent moon and star, spine of blade with 'Hohannes Meguerditchian Constantinople' maker's details, in steel scabbard with brass ring mounts, a modern ceremonial axe and a two-piece carving set in wooden sheath, (3).

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cupOf plain form, raised on square plinth base, makers marks indistinct, Chester 1912, height 18cm, approximate weight 17.3 troy oz

An Edward VII hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cupOf plain circular form, made by S W Smith & Co, London 1902, height 16cm, diameter 33cm, approximate weight 32.6 troy oz

A Bachelor George III style oval silver teapot, Messrs Barnards, London 1899, part lobed and fluted and a George V silver trophy cup, Sheffield 1935, 15ozs weight combined (2).

A Swiss Black Forest carved lindenwood game trophy, late 19th century, carved with an Ibex, two pheasants, shotgun, powder flask and leafy branches, 75cm across.

Silver campana shaped trophy cup, Rangoon Dog Show 1934, two silver cigarette cases and a silver mustard pot, (4).

A small silver trophy cup, twin handled, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, engraved inscription, 16cm, circular socle, and three napkin rings.