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A silver trophy tankard, 8.1oz troy approx

A Victorian silver trophy cup with embossed floral decoration, 7.1oz troy approx

A silver two-handled trophy cup, a silver pint tankard, a silver christening mug and an embossed silver bowl, 28oz troy approx

A collection of Fornasetti Temi e Variazioni and musical trophy pattern items, to include nine Rosenthal cabinet plates, a 1992 commemorative plate no.27 of 750, three large pen holders, two small pen holders, 13.5 - 30.5cm, and three various dishes, the majority boxed

A Victorian silver club table lighter by Richard Hodd & Son, of plinth form, decorated with ram's heads, swags and trophy cups, the top with central wick and four removable tapers with flambe finials, London, 1877, height 5in.

A hallmarked silver three handled silver trophy. Wt. 24oz

2 painted cast iron reproduction 'Camel Trophy' signs 40 & 22cm wide respectively

An early 20thC goblet or trophy cup, London 1904, maker George Jackson & David Fullerton (height 21cm, 273g)

A hallmarked silver dressing table pot on three feet (11cm diameter) together with a hallmarked silver trophy cup (height 14cm, 93g)

A hallmarked silver three handled loving or trophy cup with grotesque animal handles, maker Alexander Clark & Co (height 8.5cm, weight 206g)

A silver 2-handled trophy, London 1935 and a smaller silver trophy, London 1937, (2).

A large Victorian silver trophy and cover "International Gun Club Hendon," makers marks G F, London 1885, 55 oz, height 49cm.

A Large 1930's Silver-Plated 'Kilkenny Carnival Hockey' Trophy Cup presented to Kilkenny HC in 1938, along with a collection of glasses, vases & flatware, etc.

A Good Early Silver Plated Trophy Cup.

A late 19th century twelve point stags head trophy, with glass inlaid eyes, on a shaped pine plinth, approx 115cm x 70cm.

A late 19th century thirteen point stags head trophy, with inlaid glass eyes, on an oak shield numbered '162', 120cm x 92cm.

A late 19th century seventeen point stags head trophy, with glass eyes, on oak shield numbered '164', approx 118cm x 115cm.

A SILVER PRESENTATION TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP 'Rifle Club' on plastic base

Small two handled silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1936, named and dated, 10cm, silver presentation dish and a silver napkin ring, (3).

Edwardian silver scallop shape butter dish, Birmingham 1910, 13cm, a Continental white metal tase de vin set with a coin, silver spill vase and a trophy cup, (4).

An assortment of household china, small silver trophy with cover, 4.5in. and other items

A silver trophy, with twin double-scroll handles, Chester 1912, approx. 18.5oz., 8in. diameter

A pair of George VI silver napkin rings, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1942, each initialled "W.F.G", 129.2g in total; three various trophy cups, various makers, Birmingham, London & Sheffield, 1937 - 1947, each on a plinth; an Edwardian card case, Birmingham, 1902, flat-chased with leaves and vacant cartouche, 45.1g; a silver cigarette case, Chester, 1938, 80.1g etc, and a miniature Crown Derby jug and basin

Pre-Columbian, Southern Peru, Nasca, 400 to 700 CE. This is a steep-walled pottery bowl painted in the characteristic bright and bold style of Nazca (Nasca) ceramics. The interior is a deep purple red, while the exterior is a ring of humanoid heads with hair hanging down and eyes closed on a white background; the heads vary between red and purple in the face. The Nazca style of painting disembodied heads is known as "rayed faces"; in this case, they seem to clearly be trophies. Human trophy heads were one of the most common and important motifs in Nazca ceramics; the decapitation of enemies and using of their heads symbolically and in ceremonies was a cultural phenomenon that persisted in Andean culture before and after the Nazca. Size: 6" W x 4" H (15.2 cm x 10.2 cm). Provenance: The Alvin M. Cohen Collection, Bethesda MD. Condition: The piece has visible repairs but is not missing any components aside from a very small chip to the rim. The colors and artwork are vibrant. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111257

A PLATED CHAMPAGNE COOLER in the form of a racing trophy inscribed "Jacque deFrance"

A silver two handled trophy cup & lid with fish finial & inscription, H/M Birmingham 1936, approx 132g

AVIATION: Miscellaneous selection of signed First Day Covers by various aviation pioneers and pilots etc., including Willy Coppens de Houthulst, Tom Sopwith, Francis Reichelderfer, John Cecil Kelly-Rogers, Jean Batten, Godfrey Auty, Leonard Snaith and other Schneider Trophy pilots etc. Each of the covers feature attractive colour designs and images of aircraft and commemorate various events and individuals. VG, 11

AVIATION: Miscellaneous selection of signed First Day Covers by various aviation pioneers and pilots etc., including Brian Trubshaw, Hanna Reitsch, Gerd Achgelis & Elly Beinhorn, Peter Twiss, Luigi Questa, Richard Williams, Erich Janus, Roland Falk, Bernard Lynch, Leonard Snaith and other Schneider Trophy pilots etc. Each of the covers feature attractive colour designs and images of aircraft and commemorate various events and individuals. VG, 11

AVIATION: Selection of multiple signed (9) and individually signed (16) First Day Covers by various members of The Red Arrows aerobatics teams of 1972, 1975, 1979, 1980 (2), 1986, 1989 (2), 1990 etc., including Bill Aspinall, Pete Day, Brian Hoskins, Tim Curley, Michael Howell, Richard Thomas, Tim Miller, Al Hoy, John Rands, John Newton, Jeff Glover, Steve Johnson, Guy Bancroft-Wilson, Andy Stewart, Paul Rogers, Tony Smith, Martin Cliff, Dickie Duckett, Mike Phillips, Bob Eccles, Des Sheen, Brian Hoskins, Richard Thomas, Pete Lees, Pete Collins, Dan Findlay, Mel Cornwell etc. Some duplication. All of the covers feature colour designs and images, some commemorating anniversaries of the formation of The Red Arrows etc. Together with a set of 42 individually signed First Day Covers issued to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the King's Cup Air Race, 15th July 1972, and all featuring a colour image of a Gloster Grebe in flight, signed by various participants of the Air Races including Stanley Warwick (winner, 1972), R. A. Blech (winner of Aspenair Trophy), J. A. D. Bradshaw (winner, 1971), F. R. E. Hayter (winner, 1968), Prince William of Gloucester (scarce; died at the age of 30 in a flying accident), J. A. Spiller (winner, 1959), J. Stewart-Wood (winner, 1965), D. M. Hartas (winner, 1964) etc. Unsigned (1). All are loosely and neatly contained in a custom presentation ring binder, limited edition number 342 of 350. VG, 25 + album

WOODS TIGER: (1975- ) American Golfer, Open Championship winner 2000, 2005 & 2006. A good, large signed colour 19 x 15 photograph of Woods standing in a full length pose, holding the Claret Jug trophy, on the Swilcan Bridge at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews in Scotland following his first Open Championship victory on 23rd July 2000. Signed by Woods with his name alone in bold black ink to a clear area of the image. With a small oval authentication sticker neatly affixed to the lower right corner. Matted in gold and cream and framed and glazed in a gold coloured wooden frame to an overall size of 27 x 23. VG

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A good First Day Cover issued for the World Cup in France 1998 and featuring a colour image of Bobby Moore and other members of the England World Cup winning team of 1966 in a jubilant pose with the Jules Rimet trophy, individually signed by ten members of the England World Cup winning team of 1966, comprising Geoff Hurst, Martin Peters, Gordon Banks, Ray Wilson, Jack Charlton, Bobby Charlton, Alan Ball, Nobby Stiles, Roger Hunt and George Cohen. All have signed in blue inks to clear areas. The cover features an inset silver coloured medallion. About EX

PELE: (1940- ) Brazilian Footballer. Signed 11.5 x 8 photograph of Pele in a head and shoulders pose kissing the Jules Rimet trophy. Signed in bold black ink with his name alone to a clear area of the background. VG

Silver sauce boat and a trophy approx 6.1oz

Doulton Lambeth blue glazed stoneware silver mounted trophy jug, of tapering cylindrical form with loop handle, moulded in relief with a central shield 'B. S. A Shooting Cup'. Impressed marks 2409, 21cm high.

An early 20th century silver trophy cup, together with various silver plate, metal wares and clocks

Seven hallmarked silver napkin rings, clothes brush, Trophy, bangle, four silver souvenir spoons, a coaster and a pepper - Weight approx. 10 troy oz

A George VI silver trophy cup with fluted handle decoration - London 1937 - Diameter 19cm - Total approx weight 12 troy oz Condition report: Good condition with dedication to front and back of trophy

A signed Gunn & Moore cricket bat, 1985 Nat West Trophy Finalists, Notts v Essex

A pair of red leather Lilly white size 8 skates, four cricket balls, and a golfing trophy

A pair of French Trophy mounts in hardwood 68 x 54cm

NEWCASTLE - A HALLMARKED SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP BY DOROTHY LANGLANDS 1808, decorated with floral repousse work creating cartouches front and back, both having later engraving from the Earl Of Coventry for the 'Prize Puppy' 1872, approx weight 445 g, H 18 cm Buyers - for shipping pricing on this lot, visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY DISPLAY CABINET with a shaped raised and inlaid back above an inlaid frieze with an astragal glazed door with central trophy inlay and glazed side panels, standing on tapering supports, 61cm wide

A silver charm bracelet with a quantity of charms including World Cup Trophy, articulated fish, church, shop till, clown, circus trailer etc

A silver twin handled trophy, London 1931 D&D, engraved Hargreaves Bowl 1932, including a silver bowl, inkwell and napkin ring, 10toz

A quantity of collectables, comprising French bayonet, Hamilton & Inches presentation trophy base, book trough and Oriental brass oval dish (4)

"Buck - The Animated Trophy Singing Stag Head" mounted on a plinth with karaoke function

Five Silverstone Motor Racing posters including Radio Luxembourg F5000 Trophy Meeting, Vintage Car Races, both 1973, & three from the Silverstone Championship Series, St. John Horsfall Trophy Meeting, BRDC Bank Holiday Championship Races & BRDC Easter Monday Races, designed by Paul Torr, 25 x 18 inches (5)

A REGENCY HARDSTONE SEAL RING, the large oval intaglio engraved with a maiden beside a flower draped urn, with vacant trophy surmounted cartouche to her side, circa 3cm long, in a yellow gold "dot and wriggle" chased mount, the shank with husk and bead open shoulders

A TROPHY CUP AND COVER of campana form, with pull-off cover and flowerhead frieze, on an associated wooden plinth, by William Comyns, London 1914, 10.5" high (on plinth), (c.10.8oz)

A VICTORIAN PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP of circular tapering form with reeded handles and stiff leaf frieze, on a pedestal circular foot, the body engraved with the presentation inscription "Mr W. Johnson's Drag Hunt Meeting, Farmers Cup, Walton Heath, 11th April 1885. Presented by Mr W. Johnson, won by Mr T. Gilbert's "Captain" ridden by Mr P.M. Jones", by Charles Stuart Harris, London 1882, 13" high, (c.25oz). See illustration

A NAÏVE PAINTED WOOD TROPHY SHIELD inscribed "The Hawksby Shield Grand Winner - All Lincolnshire Produce, P. Garbutt Sec.", 18" high

A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND MARQUETRY CREDENZA, the shaped top with rounded corners above a central rectangular door with a panel of scrolling marquetry, with central musical trophy, the door between turned and fluted columns and quarter round glazed doors, on a plinth base, 39" high x 65" wide. See illustration

A silver, twin handled , campana design trophy cup B's London 1929 7''h

AN IRISH THREE HANDLED 'LINDISFARNE' PATTERN TROPHY CUP by S.W. Neill, Dublin, 1905, the vase shaped body of good gauge with Celtic strapwork throughout, later presentation inscription from the Frome Mid Somerset Agricultural Society, 10cm high, 209g (6.7 troy ozs) gross

1920s silver trophy cup of conventional form, with engraved Presentation inscription 'Royal Tournament 1924 Inter-Services Championships Sabre v Sabre Army - won by Major G. N. Dyer D.S.O. The Queens Royal Regt' (hallmarked Sheffield 1922, maker - Mappin & Webb), 13.8cm overall height

Antique - Swedish Silver Twin Handle Trophy Vase, Decorated with Swags and Garlands with Vacant Cartouche Ornate Scroll Handles 18 ozs. Stands 14.25 Inches High. Unmarked. c.1910.

Two small trophy cups.

**VARIOUS OWNERS A RARE 54 BORE FOUR SHOT FLINTLOCK TAP-ACTION VOLLEY PISTOL OF 'DUCK'S FOOT' TYPE, BY MCDERMOT, DUBLIN, CIRCA 1810-20 with turn-off barrels numbered 1 - 4, the breeches numbered correspondingly, struck beneath with London proof marks and above with 'R&W' and fleur-de-lys marks, box-lock action signed within an oval carried by a trophy-of-arms on the left, fitted with tap-lever operating the two left and two right barrels respectively, top-mounted thumb-piece safety-catch, and belt hook on the right, chequered walnut butt (cracked through and repaired), engraved iron trigger-guard, the butt inset with a vacant silver escutcheon on the pommel and another on the spine 7.5 cm; 3 in barrels Two maker's of this name are recorded in Dublin at this date, Farrell McDermott circa 1796-1827 and Henry McDermott circa 1800-20. The use of a tap-action on a duck's foot pistol is notably rare.

A leather and wire embroidered gun holster for a child, with belt, an early 19th century leather waist pouch, possibly for a child, in three sections and with three military trophy stamps, 34cm, a small red leather purse with embroidered script, 11cm, two embroidered leather bags, 15cm and 23cm, an embroidered cloth purse, three skull caps, one with beaded decoration, and a pair of eastern embroidered leather shoes. (qty)

CHRISTOFLE SILVER PLATED ART NOUVEAU STYLE TWO HANDLED TROPHY ON EBONISED STAND, APPROXIMATELY 24cm HIGH