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A George V silver trophy cup, with bell shaped body and twin handles, hallmarked Sheffield 1927 by Walker & Hall, inscribed 'Presented by Sir William & Lady Dupree to Welland House School, House Cup to be held annually'. 18.7 ozt.

Two silver trophy cups, (one AF) together with a small silver cream boat, a cased silver cruet set and a collection of silver plated items including a plated trophy cup on stand, a cruet set and cutlery. Weighable silver approx. 9.8 oz.

A silver trophy cup & cover, of typical form with scroll handles and gadrooned base, the cover surmounted by a figure of a runner, inscription for The Howard Palmer Challenge Cup for Berks, Bucks, and Oxen, dated 1909, makers mark SH Ltd & HA, Sheffield 1899, 260grs approx. (2)

A photograph of Brigitte Bardot and Gunter Sachs, taken on the Sunny Bar Terrace of the Kulm Hotel, St Moritz, circa 1968, pictured with a Cresta Run trophy, the photograph reputedly taken by the bobsleigher Digby Willoughby, 10.3 x 14.4 cm

Silver two handled trophy cup titled "Headmaster's cup". Birmingham hallmarks.

A SELECTION OF DOG RELATED ITEMS COMPRISING; AUSTRIAN BRASS DOG TAGS, dated 1925, 1929 and 1930 and 1960 for Maricopa Arizona, One Canadian dog licence tag for Ottawa 1977, a Greyhound racing medal, The Hong Kong Kennel Club MEDAL, a 1953 RSPCA Merit MEDAL, A 1928 Southern national Best Novice Border ELECTROPLATED TROPHY CUP won by F.M. Cheeseman and a VICTORIAN BRASS PADLOCK (no key)

A loaded silver spill vase, Birmingham, marks rubbed, a small 925 silver trophy with cover and an EPNS photograph frame.

An early 20th century well modelled silver small bore rifle trophy, in the form of a slung match rifle, on Corinthian capital supports and wooden plinth base, London 1938, maker not found, 29cm long

A set of three small trophy cups, of traditional form with leaf mounted elongated side handles, Birmingham 1932, together with another one similar and a small silver tazza, 9 oz weighable

A large silver two handled lidded trophy cup, the finial a standing swimmer, Birmingham, 1929. Ht.40cm. wt. 1,009gm.

SMALL SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP maker Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1944, approximately 123g, 12cm high

GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY CUP maker Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1930, engraved 'M.H.L.G.S Bowers Cup', approximately 214g, 13.5cm high

SILVER SMALL TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP maker Charles Perry & Co., Chester 1930, engraved 'The Harrogate College Riding Challenge Cup', 8.5cm high; together with a silver cup, maker Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1937, 8cm high and a pair of pierced silver bon bon dishes, maker Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1928, each 11.5cm long, approximately 191g gross

EDWARDIAN SHOOTING INTEREST SILVER TROPHY BOWL maker Elkington & Co. Ltd., London 1903, cartouche with the arms and motto of the National Rifle Association of the United Kingdom, reverse engraved 'Mackinnon Cup, Bisley 1904, won by England, H. Comery', approximately 123g, 10cm in diameter

SILVER GOLFING INTEREST SCOTTISH SILVER LIDDED TROPHY CUP maker's mark double struck, probably Lawson & Co, Glasgow 1935, twin handles and body embossed and chased with Celtic scroll work, lid with 'Spirit of Ecstasy' figural finial, engraved 'Troon Golf Club, Blackrock Cup, Won by F.C Comery, 1938', approximately 232g, 16cm high; together with a golfing intertest silver lidded trophy vase, maker Mappin & Webb Ltd., Sheffield 1959, engraved 'The Dormer Cup 1960', approximately 103g, 13.5cm high and a silver ash tray, maker Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1939, engraved 'Troon Golf Club' with crest and motto, approximately 47g, 9.5cm long (3)

TWO GOLFING INTEREST SMALL SILVER TROPHY CUPS including twin handles example, maker Adie Brothers Ltd., Birmingham 1947, engraved 'Pollock Golf Club, Victory Cup...', with black plastic plinth, 10.5cm; together with another example, maker Deakin & Francis Ltd., Birmingham 1947, engraved 'Replica of Nicolson Trophy...', 12cm high, approximately 164g gross

Silver trophy cup 1920's 4.5'h

Vatican, Order of the Holy Sepulchre, Grand Cross breast star, in silver, with gilt and enamelled centre, 88mm, good very fine; Order of Merit of the Holy Sepulchre, Commander’s neck badge, with Trophy of Arms suspension, in gilt and red enamel, width 37mm, extremely fine (2)

Battle of Copenhagen (?), Nelson Badge bearing the date of the Battle aprl  2 1801, cast in silver, oval portrait of Nelson with title adml. lord nelson of the nile. around and with date below, aprl 2 1801, having integrally-cast suspension ring and trophy-of-arms garniture including a fouled anchor, the smoothed reverse with contemporary engraving tonnant 80 g below a pair of crossed ship’s spars, 47mm x 45mm (cf Hardy 26; MH 492), very fine, suspended on a short silver watch-chain loop, extremely rare NOTE: Ex Morton & Eden 53, 1 December 2011, lot 1388. The evidently-struck copper-gilt badge used as the prototype for this and other cast badges is illustrated by Sim Comfort in his article The Naval Copenhagen Badge (in MCA Advisory vol. 4, no. 8, pp. 8-14). The piece discussed is surrounded by an elaborate contoured mount with the inscription in memory of the battle of copenhagen, only the lower part of which (without the inscription) is reproduced on the cast badges. Comfort proceeds to list the six examples of the cast badge in the National Maritime Museum, pointing out that two of them (engraved Orion 74 and Mars 74) are, like the present lot, inscribed with the names of ships which were not present at Copenhagen. Contrastingly, one of the gilt metal badges (object ID MEC 1170) is named on the reverse to Captain J. Rose of the 24-gun Jamaica which was present at Copenhagen; similarly the gold piece described by Milford Haven is to Captain George Murray of the Edgar, the ship which led Nelson’s squadron into battle at Copenhagen. Comfort’s own conclusions regarding these various cast medals remain controversial. Admiral The Marquess of Milford Haven (writing in 1919) listed and illustrated the gold specimen to Captain Murray, from the Payne Collection, and was moved to speculate that the badges may have represented a special award for Copenhagen sponsored by Nelson’s prize agent Alexander Davison, made in the face of a general failure by the authorities to render official recognition of individual contributions at the Battle. Whilst contemporary Press reports indicate that Davison was actively considering a Copenhagen medal in the wake of his successful Battle of the Nile awards, examination of the extensive Davison papers has so far yielded no evidence that this ever occurred. In addition to the NMM’s six examples a silver badge is held at the National Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth as part of the Lily Lambert Collection, bearing the ship’s name Donegal 74, and a further specimen is in the Royal Greenjackets’ Museum (officers of the Rifle Corps were present at Copenhagen as sharpshooters). The present lot, however, appears to be the only specimen to have been offered for public sale in recent times.

A cased silver manicure set, including toothbrush, Chester 1913 (replacement nail-scissors), to/w a silver sugar basin, four napkin rings, an embossed taste-vin and a miniature trophy cup (- latter two pieces a/f)

An Edwardian silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1904, to/w six coffee spoons with dog-nose finials, Sheffield 1934, five other coffee spoons, Birmingham 1933, a small trophy cup and a napkin ring

A silver trophy, Birmingham 1925, height 17.5 cm, 356.2g, on plinth base. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, inscribed 'The Belgrave Tennis Club, Gentlemen's Singles Presented by Mrs George Sarson 1926.

A silver football trophy, 199.5g, on contemporary plinth, height 19 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Good conditions, marks rubbed.

tray of collectables inc silver trophy, animal skin purse and clay pipe etc

Hadrian (117-138), as, rev., Britannia (RIC 577a); Antoninus Pius, sestertii (2), rev., Britannia seated and Victory left; and as, rev., Britannia seated on rock; Commodus, sestertius, rev., Victory seated right; Caracalla, sestertius, rev., Victory and Britannia with trophy, fair to good fine, all relating to Roman Britain (6) Ex Sotheby’s, 19 April 1994, lot 539.

Denarii (8), L. Caecilius Metellus (Cr. 335/1a), Divus Vespasian, rev., capricorns with shield (RIC 63), Hadrian (3), rev., Hilaritas, star and crescent and restitution issue of Hispania (RIC 126, 200 327), Divus Antonnus Pius (RIC 430), Marcus Aurelius, rev., Germania at foot of trophy (RIC 289) and Lucilla, rev., vota pvblica in wreath (RIC 791), mainly very fine or better (8)

Devon County Constabulary Compassionate Fund Trophy, a George VI silver two-handled Trophy Cup, hallmarked Birmingham, 1938, of two-handled form with beaded knop, inscribed "Devon County Constabulary Compassionate Fund Trophy - Presented by F. F. Annear Esq. - Ilfracombe 1946 - Re Presented in 1982 for Winners - Schools Inter Divisional Under 16 Netball Competition", 13in (33cm) high, approximate weight 26ozt.

A large mid-20th century silver trophy, engraved 'Alderman Harriers Point to Point Ladies Race 1948' (26.4cm), together with a silver tea strainer and other items of silver and silver plate.

A George V silver trophy cup on an ebony plinth, Birmingham assay 1925, 25 cm (h)

A fine pair of silver mounted flintlock pistols by Claude Coignet dating: late 18th Century provenance: France Smooth, two-stage, 16 mm cal. barrels, octagonal at the first part featuring gilt, floral engravings and round at the second, with a ring at the girdle, finishing and silver foresight; engraved tangs; flintlocks signed "C.de Coignet" and engraved with floral motifs, springs and upper jaws of the hammers with finishing; briarwood full stocks, slightly sculpted with floral motifs, fine silver mounts engraved and partially gilt, counter-plate with trophy and rocaille, trigger guard with rocaille and floral motifs, the pommels shaped as dog heads; triggers with finishing, iron-tipped wooden ramrods with cartridge extractor. See "Der Neue Stöckel", Vol. I, page 228. The text features three gunsmiths with the name Claude Coignet, they all worked in St. Etienne between the end of 18th and the beginning of the 19th Century. dimensions: length 37 cm.

A pistol by P. Martinoni converted to percussion dating: mid-19th Century provenance: Northern Italy Smooth, two-stage, 12 mm cal. barrel, octagonal at the first part with lily-shaped marks surrounding a stamped depicting a crowned lily and a rectangular one depicting a horse, round at the second parts, with a ring at the girdle; forward spring lock with smooth plate decorated with a trophy of arms at the tang, signed "P. MARTINONI"; three-quarter wooden stock (small damages) with remains of inlaid spirals. Missing ramrod. Iron mounts decorated with bas-relieved trophies. dimensions: length 30 cm.

A rare and interesting Dumonthier dagger combined with double-barrelled pistol dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: France Strong, straight, double-edged blade of lenticular section, with a thin, central fuller on almost the entire length, on a side of the blade the mark "DUMONTHIER / BREVETE D.on / A MOUDAN", provided with a muzzle-loading barrel on each side, with smooth bore and 10 mm caliber; iron quillon, the parry arms consist in the hammers and hide the nipples, when lifted they automatically extract the two foldaway triggers placed within the grip. Thick, brass grip scales, worked with twisted grooves, curved pommel with a fine, bas-relieved trophy of arms on dotted ground; also provided with a small loop at the edge. Complete with the wooden scabbard with brown leather covering (slightly damaged), with a seat both for the blade and the barrels; provided with brass mounts, cap with small hook. dimensions: length 50 cm.

A 1864 model cavalry revolver sabre by Colombo dating: third quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Milan Beautiful, single -and false-edged blade with wide fuller doubling toward the tip, engraved with Savoy soldier, Savoy coat of arm, trophy, the dedication "I Sott.Uff del regg. Bersaglieri al lor Luogotenente Colonnello il 24 Giugno 1864" and floral motifs; cavalry brass hilt provided with an integrated, iron, pin-fire revolver (six-shot, 9 mm cal.), with grooved cylinder, the base of the barrel signed "COLOMBO BREVETTATO"; wooden grip. Complete with scabbard with two rings. Leather sword-knot. See "Armi Bianche Militari Italiane 1814-1950" by Cesare Calamandrei, Olimpia, 1987, pages 64-66. With illustrations of the various typologies of this scarce arm patented by Carlo Maria Colombo of Milan, in 1864. dimensions: length 103.5 cm.

A NC officer's sabre with Black Eagle Order dating: circa 1900 provenance: Prussia Curved, single -and false-edged blade, with rounded back and stamp on the back. Brass hilt; quillon with langets, the front one with a white metallic plaque of the Black Eagle Order, angled guard with trophy of flags and cannons, long cap shaped as a lion head with floral decorations; grip with fish skin covering, metallic wire binding. Complete with sword knot. Black, iron scabbard with one ring. dimensions: length 96 cm.

A silver miniature two-handled trophy cup raised on a circular base, London 1868, two silver napkin rings, a silver label "St Albans 1927-1928", a silver hairbrush back and a silver plate half-pint mug

An early 20th century silver trophy goblet with presentation inscription "Presented to Sergeant H. Sotham as a memento of the services rendered to his country with the Imp. Yeomanry in S. Africa. Woodstock 1901." James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1901. 25.5cm.

A pair of Silver toast racks and a small Silver trophy cup

ENGLISH SCHOOLS Collection of programmes and other ephemera relating to English Schools Football. Includes Golden Jubilee brochure (1954) of the ESFA, Seating Plan for the ESFA Golden Jubilee Dinner, 1954 in Manchester and attended by Matt Busby, Stanley Matthews etc, 14 England Schools home programmes, 1951-1978 (mixed condition), ESFA International brochure 1996-97, English Schools Trophy Final programmes x 6 (1964, 81, 82, 84 (both legs) and 94), North v South Trial programme 1967 at Derby, Semi-Final Sheffield v Liverpool 1982 and Chesterfield Boys v Chester Le Street Boys 1964 with Todd and Suggett in Chester Le Street team. Fair-generally good

SURREY CCC AUTOGRAPHS Two different menus for the Twenty20 Cup Finals 2003 at Trent Bridge Nottingham each signed by the successful Surrey team who won the Trophy. Good

NEWCASTLE - FA CUP 1955 Collection of items relating to Newcastle and their triumphant FA Cup campaign of 1955 when they won the trophy defeating Manchester City at Wembley in the Final. This collection includes all ten programmes from the Cup run, home issues v Brentford, Nottm Forest (both issues), Huddersfield, away issues at Plymouth, Nottm Forest and Huddersfield, both Semi-Final games v York, at Hillsborough and replay at Sunderland plus the Final at Wembley v Manchester City (fold, no writing). Also included are the York City Souvenir pictorial record brochure (some spine splitting), official Cup Final song sheet and three pirate programmes covering the two Semi-Final games issued by Walker, Smith (poor-fair) and Victor (good). 15 items in total, most are fair-generally good or better with exceptions noted. As described

BARCELONA-RANGERS 1974 Official programme for the pre-season Juan Gamper Trophy held at Barcelona, August 20th/21st 1974. Four teams took part, Barcelona, Glasgow Rangers, Ajax and Athletic Bilbao. 36 page programme, slight fold. Generally good

CRICKET ANDREW HALL South Africa 2006 ICC Champions Trophy playing shirt worh by Andrew Hall with "Hall 99" on the back. Good

CRICKET ANDREW HALL South Africa 2006 ICC Champions Trophy, practice shirt signed by the whole South Africa squad and belonging to Andrew Hall. Signatories are Smith, Kallis, Bosman, Boucher, de Villiers, Dippenaar, Gibbs, Hall, Kemp, Langeveldt, Nel, Ntini, Peterson and Pollock. 14 signatures. Good

CRICKET ANDREW HALL South Africa 2006 ICC Champions Trophy tracksuit top, light weight , zip up front, belonged to Andrew Hall. Good

CRICKET ANDREW HALL South Africa 2006 ICC Champions Trophy pullover, sleeveless, "Hall 99" on the back. Good

MINOR ENGLISH CUP FINALS A box of over 120 programmes:- Football League Trophy Finals X 28, 1986 - 2010 and 2012 - 2014. FA Amateur Cup Finals X 30, including 1946, 1948 with repairs, 1949 split spine, tape mark on spine and score on cover, 1950 - 1974 including 1956 and 1967 Replays plus a 1952 Song sheet, FA Vase X 39, 1975 - 1985, 1987 - 2003, 2007 - 2014 and 1977, 1990 and 1991 Replays and FA Trophy X 25 1986 - 2000, 2002, 2006 - 2014 including 1987 Replay. Generally good

An Art Deco 1938 registered design creamer in silver plate. Bearing Rd 831101 to side. Together with a fabulous Irish silverplate trophy with notation for the Anderson Cup - Ulsterville Harriers. Won by Captain Sykes of the Royal Artillery

A silver hallmarked condiment pot in the form of a trophy having a blue glass liner. Complete with spoon. Hallmarks for London 1912, makers mark illegible. Total weight 61.4g

A mixed lot of silver items including various teaspoons, a pair by USA Royal Danish International sterling spoons, a footed tyg trophy engraved "Port Swimming Championship 440yds won by AB Lonsdale 1925", Birmingham 1925, a further egg cup trophy, a Siamese and niello decorated bracelet, an engine turned decorated cigar cutter, also an Egyptian white metal, niello and filigree decorated powder compact etc, three electroplated spoons and an electroplated purse, etc.

A Silver trophy cup with two loop handles, London 1924 ( 4.95 ozs )

A box of assorted items, including a hat mould, cased plated fish forks and knives, further loose tea forks and knives, a cased camera, plated trophy ornaments and a display stand

A box of silver plate and pewter including tea wares, small trophy cups, etc

A sterling silver trophy cup on stand, Edward Viner, Sheffield (2)

Worcester Regiment? Large Car ornament trophy. (White Metal)

Trophy Miniatures - Victorian Campaigns EQ 34 4.7, Naval Gun in Action set, comprising , Gun, Sighting Officer, Loader, Knelling figure, Fire Chief and rack of shells, boxed

A silver trophy bowl, stop fluted, NHH Puppy Show 1902, First Prize, 186g, hardwood stand; a Manchester University Rifle Club miniature two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1956, 37g; another; a similar spoon (4)

Two cast Camel Trophy signs

A set of four Victorian Country House trophy pictures, embossed with game pendants, contemporary wooden frames, c.1870

A QUANTITY OF STAINLESS STEEL HOLLOW WARE, INCLUDING A TEAPOT, EPNS TRAY AND OTHER PLATED WARE, INCLUDING TROPHY CUPS, ETC

A number of silver plated trophy cups, in leather suitcase, and a selection of plated flatware, in oak canteen