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A fine George V period silver trophy cup and stand by JW, having raised floral design to twin handled cup, on black circular base with plaque and inscription for the East Devon Hunt Lady's Race, approx 6.5ozt. (2)

A collection of silver and silver plated items, including a silver Christening tankard, four silver fiddle pattern forks, approx. 9.5ozt. a part canteen of plated cutlery, a Victorian ivory handled fork, a trophy cup, other flatware and trays, in two boxes (parcel)

Two silver ash trays with presentation inscriptions; and a small silver trophy cup

Heading: (Trophy)Author: Title: Sterling silver trophy from the Jefferson City Country Club, Jefferson City, MissouriPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1916Description: Two handled sterling silver trophy cup. Approximately 5¼" tall and 2¾" in diameter, approximately 5" wide including handles. 195g. Engraved: "Jefferson City Country Club Invitation Tournament Cup. Sedalia & Columbia. Won by Thos. L. Price, July 8, 1916." Jefferson City Country Club was founded in 1911. Missouri Governor Herbert Hadley was the club's first president. This tournament was played on Sand Greens. Walter Hagen set a course record here in 1930. Horton Smith, the first Master's winner, was the club's first golf pro. Nancy Lopez won her first major tournament here.Condition: A few small dings; very good.

Heading: (Trophy)Author: Title: Tam O'Shanter Golf Club Class C Championship TrophyPlace Published: IllinoisPublisher:Date Published: 1935Description: Silver plate two handled trophy cup. Approximately 13x7½x5" on a 3" base. Awarded to T.W. Nunn for the Class C Championship in 1935.Condition: Near fine.

Heading: (Trophy)Author: Title: Trophy for the New York Stock Exchange 23rd Annual Golf Tournament, 1919Place Published: Publisher:Date Published: 1919Description: Sterling silver two handled trophy cup. Approximately 10¾x7½x4½". Second Prize Handicap trophy for the 23rd Annual Golf Tournament, New York Stock Exchange, May 24, 1919. The winners name was not engraved.Condition: Tarnished and a bit bent; good.

Heading: Author: Darwin, BernardTitle: Original photograph of Bernard Darwin with the President's Putter golf trophyPlace Published: Publisher:Date Published: c.1935Description: Gelatin silver print, approximately 5¼x7¾". Photograph of Bernard Darwin holding the coveted President's Putter trophy, (with cigar in hand) which he had won in the past, taken in 1935 at Rye, the day of the present Tournament for the Oxford & Cambridge Golfing Society. An old typewritten label on tissue on reverse identifies it. Also included is a two page typescript of A.C.W. Croome's article in the 1949 Oxford & Cambridge Golfing Society, providing a history of The President's Putter"Condition: Light wear; very good.

A SMALL SILVER FIGURAL TROPHY CUP MODELLED AS AN ALLEGORY OF VICTORY, Birmingham 1947. 17.5cm high; together with a Victorian silver figural mount, presumably from a trophy cup, London c.1860, mark probably that of Robert Harper, also an Allegory of Victory, the winged figure holding trumpet. 11cm high, (c.560g all in). (2)

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER LOVING CUP, London 1902, mark of James Wakely & Frank Clarke Wheeler, with raised cast handles in the form of lion heads, plain banded body and raised on circular socle. 23cm wide over handles; together with a small Irish silver trophy cup, Dublin 1948, in the Neo-Classical taste; a Neo-Classical style cream jug; and a silver goblet, (c.933g). (4)

A SILVER TRI-HANDLED TROPHY CUP, Birmingham 1906, mark of Boardman, Glossop & Co Ltd, of plain design, on circular spreading foot, inscribed The Bull Cups, Presented by Croker Barrington, May 1907, Won by Richard P. Vowell. 13.5cm high, 15cm wide over handles; together with another two handled silver cup, Dublin 1953, mark of Alwright & Marshall Ltd, inscribed Elm Park Golf Club, The 'Brady' Cup, Replica, 1953. 11cm high, 15cm wide over handles, (c.560g all in). (2)

A large Victorian silver twin handled pedestal trophy by Daniel and Charles Howle with engraved decoration, assayed London 1882, 466 grams.

An Edwardian silver pedestal trophy cup by William Comyns & Sons, assayed London 1908, 220 grams.

Hoselton aluminium stylized golf trophy signed, Lexus, Hull Golf Club 2001, 18cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

1914-1918 German 1917 Army helmet, American soldier's trophy. Surgical tape to inner rim with name of American soldier Graham from Michigan.

A Sterling silver golfing trophy cup,stamped Sterling to base, circa 1913, 20cm high

A collection of silver and plated wares, to include two cased sets of silver handled fruit knives, two silver napkin rings, a silver shell salt, a trophy, a WMF leaf shaped dish and another similar, a milk jug (Qty)

Bus memorabilia, 'Humphrey Thompson Trophy' silver plated presentation salver to recognise the Twentieth British Coach Rally, Brighton 1974 Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 213 A.D., reverse reads:- MARTI PROPVGNATORI, Mars striding left, holding trophy and spear, Sear 6819, with old ticket, good metal, GVF

Vespasian silver denarius, Rome Mint 69-70A.D., obverse reads:- IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG, laureate bust, right, reverse reads:- IVDAEA in exergue, Jewess seated at the foot of a military trophy, head propped up by right hand in attitude of dejection. This issue commemorates the quelling of the First Jewish Revolt by Vespasian and Titus, Sear 2296, well centred, light marks under magnification, good metal, NVF

Assorted finals programmes, comprising Scottish Cup, FA Amateur Cup, FA Trophy & Vase, Play-Offs, Zenith Data Systems, Full Members Cup, Freight Rover Trophy, Simod Cup, Anglo Italian Cup, Auto Windscreens Shield, Leyland Daf Cup, Autoglass Trophy & Sherpa Van Trophy (approx 40)

A silver mounted koummiya dating: early 20th Century provenance: Morocco Curved, single-and half-edged blade, engraved with floral motifs on one side and featuring a trophy with remains of gilt finishing, marked "COLLER AGADER" and stamped with an eagle. Wooden grip with silver ring-nut and cap decorated with relieved floral motifs. Scabbard with silver-inlaid covering, decorated with floral motifs; two rings. dimensions: length 37 cm.

A naval flintlock pistol with bayonet dating: late 18th Century provenance: England Smooth, two-stage, bronze barrel, octagonal at the first part, then round with rings at the girdle and round, bell-mouthed nozzle, in one piece with the frame. Stamps at the lower part. Box-lock mechanic; remains of engravings depicting a trophy on the right side; signed "WHEELER" inside an ellipsis at the left plaque. Back hammer and batterie, both made if iron, with external secure-lock. Curved, smooth, wooden grip. The lower part of the barrel featuring an iron spring bayonet, held by the trigger guard. Iron ramrod on the left side. dimensions: length totale 44,5 cm.

An over and under barreled navy flintlock pistol dating: 19th Century provenance: England Juxtaposed, cylindrical, turn-off, brass, 13 mm cal. barrels with frames at the edged, both featuring stamp of the London test bench. Box-lock frame, with numbers "2" and "3" on the barrels, decorated with frames and a trophy with flags on both sides, featuring remains of the signature "Bo...e" on one side and "LONDON" on the other. Iron selective fire on the left side. Batterie and back hammers, both made of iron. Wooden, beak-grip with remains of thin inlays. Silver butt-plates with stamps. dimensions: length 31 cm.

Pistola a pietra focaia di Niquet a Liegi dating: first quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Belgium Smooth, two-stage, 16 mm cal. barrel; octagonal at the first part, featuring a gold-inlaid stamp featuring a lion and another crowned, gold-inlaid stamp featuring the letters "NI / QUE / T"; round at the second part with rings at the girdle and slightly engraved with floral motifs at the edges. Tang with remains od engravings. Lock with flat plate and belt borders, decorated with frames, signed "CLAUDE NIQUET A LIEGE" and engraved with a character on a trophy depicting cannons and flags. Hammer and batterie with frames. Pan with spark arrester. Wooden full stock, carved with floral motifs around the tang. Gilt, bronze mounts with bas-relieved decorations. A shield featuring a portrait, surmounted by a crown and held by two figures. Featuring another portrait of a figure on a cannon with flags and swords at the trigger guard. Butt-plate with oval shapes featuring faces, floral motifs, armors and a mask at the center. The counter-plate pierced with two figures on cannons, flags and other objects. Brass-tipped, wooden ramrod. dimensions: length 51 cm.

A pair of flintlock pocket pistols signed F. Antoine dating: 18th Century provenance: France Smooth, two-stage, 9 mm cal. barrels, both of round shape; the first segment is thicker, the second one thinner. With small moulded muzzles. Round butt-plates with flattened sides and remains of finishing; engraved with trophy featuring remains of gilding at the back; tangs with gilded outlines. Locks with roundish plate, one with the signature "F. ANTOINE", and the other one "A TARASCONA". Hammers with ribbed neck (both with a small vein). Wooden stock, carved with floral motifs at the back. Iron mounts, beak-shaped butt-plates decorated with a stylized face. dimensions: length 17,2 cm.

A pair of silver mounted flintlock pistols by Nilson dating: last quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Sweden Smooth, round, 16 mm cal. barrels with squared base and foresight; flintlocks signed "Nilson" and engraved with trophy; wooden full stocks slightly sculpted with floral motifs with beautiful, silver mounts decorated with trophies and floral motifs; butt decorated with filigree. Horn-tipped, wooden ramrods and iron cartridge extractor. dimensions: length 40,5 cm.

A navy officer's sabre dating: 19th Century provenance: France Slightly-curved, single-and false-edged blade with thin fuller near the back. Brass hilt with partially-pierced guard and decorated in-relief, depicting an anchor on a trophy of flags. Featuring the stamp "F B D"with a helmet and a sword, guard with knot at the center. Long, brass cap. Horn grip with copper wire binding. Iron scabbard with remains of an old finishing; two, brass mounts provided with ring and stamp "JM" at the cap. dimensions: width 91 cm.

A rare "garde de bataille" officer's short sword dating: late 18th Century provenance: France Curved, wide, single -and false-edged blade, with wide fuller, with remains of engraved spirals on the forte, on a face a trophy with shield and lances, on the other a drum with cannons and lance, remains of engravings on the base too. "Garde de bataille" brass hilt, with shell-shaped, pierced valve, angled guard with connecting loops, and a small, grooved guard at the back. Grip with leather covering, with copper wire binding; short and outlined cap. revolutionary period. dimensions: length 70,5 cm.

A fine and elegant presentation smallsword, given by Luis XVI dating: 18th Century provenance: France Straight blade, of triangular section with hollow faces, featuring remains of the finishing ground on half of its length. One side featuring a row of engraved and frame lilies, the French coat of arms with three lilies, surmounted by a crown and among laurel, with remains of gilding; completely gilded at the base and featuring a trophy with drums and flags. The other side featuring a row of framed lilies and the gilded writing "Ex Dono Regis", crowned French coat of arms; completely gilded at the base and engraved with the writing "LECOURT / Fourbisseur / Du Roy / Rue St. / Honoré / Pres Celle / Des Pauties / Au Grand / Monarque / A Paris". Iron hilt; butt-plate with two valves, finely decorated in bas-relief with framed trophies and surrounded by flower inlays on one side and with three, crowned French lilies and decorations en suite on gold ground on the other side. Quillon, guard and arms of the hilt decorated en suite, with relieved frames and small trophies on gilded ground. Olive-shaped pommel with frames, decorated with the King's profile and featuring remains of gilding. Grip with moor's heads ad metallic wire binding. dimensions: length 95,8 cm.

A wooden gilded trophy dating: third quarter of the 18th Century provenance: France A fine trophy depicting an old-fashioned helmet and armor with shield and cannon on flags and halberds. A breakage and small cracks. dimensions: dimensions 58 x 93.5 cm.

A long hunting hanger dating: circa 1800 provenance: Austria Straight, tipped, single-and false-edged blade, with wide fuller (some pitting), engraved at the forte, featuring a Turkish man's head, cabalistic symbols and a trophy on one side, and half-moon and two stars, other cabalistic symbols and a Turkish man on the other. Brass quillon and mounts, ebony grip. dimensions: length 74,7 cm.

A beautiful small sword dating: 18th Century provenance: Naples Straight blade of triangular section; engraved and gilt on blue ground with three lilies, a trophy and floral motifs at the first part; iron hilt richly engraved and gilt with trophies, floral and geometrical motifs. Wooden grip covered with silver thread wire binding and moor's heads. dimensions: length 96.5 cm.

A plug bayonet dating: circa 1800 provenance: Europe Straight, tipped, single-and false-edged blade, with fullers on two-third of its length and grooved near the back, on the central segment, flat faces at the forte, featuring a crowned eagle surmounting a trophy, featuring the monogram "FWR" (Friedrich Wilhelm Rex) on one side and an order on the other, both with remains of gilding. Small, iron quillon. Horn grip (small defect), provided with knot and decorated with rings. Leather scabbard (missing chape) with iron cap provided with button. dimensions: length 60,5 cm.

A fine target flintlock rifle dating: 18th Century provenance: Germany Strong, rifled, octagonal, 16 mm cal. barrel, slightly bell-mouthed at the nozzle, featuring the stamp "CK" at the base; brass foresight; flintlock finely carved with floral motifs on a granulated ground, stamp at the spring; wooden full stock, slightly sculpted, white and brown horn patchbox; brass mounts, pierced counter-plate depicting a dragon, a chest and floral motifs, trigger guard featuring a trophy, butt-plate with hunting scene. The stecher pin is missing; horn-tipped, wooden ramrod. dimensions: length 109.5 cm.

A very rare flintlock gun by Giovanni Maria Loggia dating: first quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Brescia Extraordinary, smooth, round, 16 mm cal. barrel, the visible part is entirely chiselled with the effigy of a figure, masks, trophy, angel, birds, helmet, axe, torch and floral motifs on granulated ground, with foresight; flintlock signed "G. M. LOGIA", chiselled and decorated with brass-plated open-works featuring floral engravings; full stock of antique shape, chiselled with floral motifs and frame, with brass mounts featuring floral engravings. Wooden ramrod. For Giovanni Maria Loggia see Barbiroli "Repertorio storico degli archibugiari italiani dal XIV al XX secolo", page 331. dimensions: length 126.5 cm.

A fine double barrelled flintlock gun from the property of the noble family Ruffo from Calabria dating: circa 1800 provenance: Southern Italy Round, smooth, 14 mm cal. barrels with squared and twisted base; rib; Naples stamps among gold lilies at the base; foresight; signed "PIERRE KENZE"; engraved tang with sight; flintlock with round plate; wooden half stock sculpted around the tang and covered withleather at the butt, decorated with filigree and floral motifs, featuring a pendant under the barrels, resembling the coat of arms of the Ruffo family from Calabria; beautiful, steel mounts, finely engraved and carved with floral motifs, butt-plate with trophy, silver shield with monogram "JR" engraved with flowers and featuring a bow at the back. Missing ramrod. Of very good condition, small missing parts only at the filigree. dimensions: length 126.5 cm.

A fine flintlock pistol for the Oriental market dating: first quarter of the 19th Century provenance: England Smooth, three-stage, 16 mm. cal. barrel, octagonal at the first part, with double, gilded line, gilded vent, engraved with half-moons and stamps of the London test bench; round at the second and third segment, with rings at the girdles, nozzle with swallowtailed, silver foresight. Breech and tang with broad sight, engraved with rays and frame. Lock with flat plate signed "BARTRUM" with frame at the border, engraved with stars at the tang and rays. Smooth hammer, the head of the screw is missing and secure-lock with external slide. Wooden full stock, richly decorated with thin, twisted inlays. A shield in-relief at the neck, made of silver. Silver butt-plate with stamps, engraved with half-moon and stars. Trigger guard with recall in-relief and stamps. Silver counter-plate, decorated in bas-relief and pierced with trophies, with stamps at the first part. Another back plate at the butt, depicting a trophy, stars and a silver half-moon on both sides; several plaques depicting flowers at the front. Silver-tipped, wooden ramrod. dimensions: length 51,5 cm.

Eighteen boxed LW Subbuteo teams, plus pitches and extras to include; Boxed Referee's, Kicking figures, Trophy in mixed condition

Large silver plated trophy approx. 21" tall

Autographs - The Scout Movement - Olave St Clair Baden-Powell, Baroness Baden-Powell (1889 - 1977) - a letter requesting site access on behalf of a Mr Wade, the Chief Scout's Secretary, to the 5th World Scout Jamboree in 1937, written on August 8th, the eve of Robert Baden-Powell's announcement of his retirement from public scouting life, the paper headed Pax Hill, Bentley, Hampshire, framed with a photograph; a scotung desk trophy (2)

Photorgaphy - a George V square silver medallion, awarded to A.G. Bagshaw, for winning the U.P.P. Leighton Herdson Trophy 1953, recto cast with a classical lad by a shutter camera within an arcadian landscape, verso with laurels and presentation inscription, monogrammed J.A.R. in the maquette, 4.3cm x 4.3cm, probably J A Restall Ltd, Birimingham 1937, 38.4g, fitted presentation case The United Photographic Postfolios - a British postal photography club founded in 1931 - created the Leighton Herdson Trophy at their 1947 AGM for the 'Best Print of the Year'. The award itself was named after R. C. Leighton Herdson FRPS, FRSA, FZS, President of the U.P.P. from 1936 to 1949.

Silver - A Dunlop golfing novelty egg cup, Birmingham; a golfing interest trophy c1928; other similar, later, hallmarked (4)

A small silver twin handle trophy cup, Meadow Court LTC mixed doubles 1933; an advertising glass bottle;others (4)

1930S BRITISH MOTOR SPORT. AN ALBUM OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF SPEED TRIALS AND RACES AT DONINGTON PARK AND THE INTERNATIONAL TROPHY MEETING AT BROOKLANDS, MARCH 1933- JULY 1934 fifty six mainly mounted snapshot photographs neatly laid out and captioned, with related printed ephemera

A George V silver trophy engraved 'Cranwell Beagles 1936 1st Prize', Birmingham, 1933, AF, 3.5oz, knife and fork with silver handles, button hook, costume jewellery, Zenith gentleman's wristwatch and an Astor County Cup medallion.

A pair of silver ashtrays, London 1953, together with a small silver trophy cup and a silver salt with blue glas liner, silver 333g gross. (4)

A pair of Edwardian mahogany open armchairs with boxwood stringing, the backs with trophy and swag inlay panels over upholstered oval seats and square section outsplayed legs (2)

A hallmarked silver Georgian presentation trophy 'Tredegar Prize 1828 for the best Ram Lamb, London 1810', maker Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard I, height on base 19cm (161g)

A collection of metalware to include hallmarked silver backed brush, pewter twin handled trophy cup with cherub decoration, silver plated teaware, WMF etc

A Victorian hallmarked silver goblet or trophy cup, London 1867 maker Charles Boyton, height 23cm (370g)

A George V hallmarked silver two-handled trophy or similar cup, height 11cm, Sheffield 1927, together with a cased hallmarked silver teaspoon and a hallmarked silver ashtray (weight of three items 277g)

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. Illustrated.

Fire grate, fire dogs, oil lamps, pair brass candlesticks, trophy, brass jam pan, plated cockerels, three boxes of glasses and Kilner jars

A Georgian silver pint tankard, baluster-shape with double-scroll handle, London, possibly 1746, approx. 12.5oz., engraved trophy inscription; hallmarks indistinct

An Edward VII silver trinket box, on cabriole feet, Birmingham 1902, together with an engine-turned silver compact, silver trophy and two other items

A Persian market hunter pocket watch, the enamel dial decoration with trophy of arms, engraved key-wind movement, in engraved base metal case stamped with imitation silver marks (c.1900)

A late Victorian silver rose-bowl with half-reeding and fluting, on stemmed foot, William Hutton & Sons Ltd., London 1899, 10.9 oz, with wire 'cage', an oval silver mustard with spoon and blue glass liner and a small trophy cup, to/w a pair of electroplated ovoid pepperettes, a half-reeded cream jug and a sugar basin (box), 15.8 oz of weighable silver

ARTIST UNKNOWN watercolour / mixed media - a two masted schooner at sail, entitled ‘The Twelve Apostles of Pwllheli, Commander John Williams, 1891’. Accompanying the painting is a white metal lidded trophy cup inscribed within an oak garland ‘50 Captain John Williams, Twelve Apostles’, 46 x 62 cms. Auctioneer’s note: see pages 74, 75 & 219 of Immortal Sails by Henry Hughes. The ‘Twelve Apostles’ was built in Pwllheli in the late 1880s and was wrecked at Hell’s Mouth in 1898. Its Captain John Williams retired to Efail Newydd and then to Abererch where he is buried

An Edwardian silver Trophy Cup, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, engraved, together with another small silver two handled trophy cup on ebonised wooden base, approx total weight 9.5ozt (2)

A George V silver two-handled Trophy Cup, hallmarked London, 1922, of globular form, with scroll handles, engraved 'Hurlingham 1927 1st Prize Jumping Capt. Allen's Alfonso' together with another silver trophy cup awarded to Capt J R Allen, approx total weight 30ozt (2)