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Click here to subscribeA collectors lot to include two cased sets of flatware, a "Ford 1994 Amateur Gold Tournament Preliminary Round Winner" trophy (af), a small quantity of maps, military buttons, a small box with various pen knives and napkin ring, a quantity of books on various subjects to include "The Rudge Book of the Road" and a collection of "Cope's Smokeroom Booklets 1883-1893".
Three hallmarked silver trophies, one inscribed " Liverpool Amalgamation Seaforth Trophy", one inscribed "Young Bird Average Winner" and one inscribed "Woolton Show The Kathleen Hughes Perpetual Challenge Trophy for Floral Art", a pair of hallmarked silver sugar tongs, mustard spoon and a plated berry spoon, various hallmarks, combined weight 32ozt (6).
90 BC. Rome mint, moneyer C. Vibius C.f. Pansa. Obv: PANSA legend behind laureate head of Apollo right, R dot beneath chin. Rev: C VIBIVS C F legend beneath Minerva, holding spear, reins and trophy, driving galloping quadriga right. Vibia 1; Crawford 342/5b; Sydenham 684b; Sear 242. 3.84 grams. Extremely fine.
2nd century AD. Group of denarii comprising: Vespasian with Annona reverse; Antoninus Pius with TRIB POT COS legend with Diana reverse; Hadrian with star and crescent reverse; Marcus Aurelius with German captive and trophy reverse and Septimius Severus with ARAB ADIAB COS II PP legend and Victory reverse. RIC 447a [Hadrian]; RSC 1058/RIC 200; Sear 3484/RIC 291; RSC 298a/RIC 58; cf. Sear 1747; RSC 48. 15.98 grams total. [5, No Reverse] Generally fine to very fine.
A 19th Century Swiss music box, the 21 1/4in. (54cms) brass cylinder playing on three steel combs (two broken teeth) and twelve bells, numbered "28823" with makers mark "SW", within a inlaid rosewood base with marquetry floral and musical trophy design surrounded by stringing, 32 x 13 x 9in. (82 x 32 x 22cms). See illustration
North East Rowing interest: two silver George V trophy cups, by William Aitken and Horace Woodward & Co., with inscriptions 'Tyne Regatta 1913, Ferry CC' and 'Tyne Regatta 1913, Palmer Grand CC'; and two silver plated trophy cups, one inscribed 'SS ARC 1923' with monogram and motto; the other inscribed 'TRAC Junior Cutter Race 1922', 8.37oz. of weighable silver, various sizes. (4) NB SSARC is South Shields Rowing Club, active from 1908, closed 1948.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a pair of Victorian circular salts with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1892, a salt, a pepperette, a mustard pot with a spoon, three napkin rings, a glass match striking stand, a small trophy cup, an identity bracelet and a brooch formed as The Prince of Wales's plumes, Birmingham 1905, combined weight of weighable silver 199 gms.
A silver milk jug, with partly fluted decoration, raised on four feet, London 1902 and five small silver trophy cups, in a variety of designs, combined weight 367 gms, a silver handled shoe horn, a silver mounted comb, Birmingham 1899, a silver mounted hair brush, Birmingham 1910, a mirror and a spoon.
Silver and silver mounted wares, comprising; a twin handled trophy cup, an oval mustard pot, with a blue glass liner, a shaped circular dish, a bottle coaster, having a turned wooden base, a pair of pepperettes, Chester 1900, a circular plain dish, six Sterling pastry forks, a pair of plated grape scissors, a steel bladed bread knife, with a loaded silver handle and nine further items, weight of weighable silver 468 gms.
ELKINGTON AND CO A GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY of double handled urn form, bacchus mask and swag decoration, Birmingham 1931, the cover with cow finial, presentation inscription "Birmingham Cattle Show 1931", 16cm high, 219g with ebonised socle, together with two other SILVER CATTLE SHOW TROPHY CUPS, combined weight 395g
A late 19th Century German porcelain snuff box of rounded rectangular design the hinged lid with a gallant and his companion in landscape within pink scaled and gilt leaf borders, the front conforming, 7cm wide, painted mark crossed swords in under glaze blue; a Halcyon days limited edition musical box the hinged lid printed with a lady at piano with musicians behind, formal borders and musical trophy printed base, 5.,5cm wide, the base with printed mark and inscribed In an edition limited to 500 the number of this box is 28; an Italian gilt metal oval snuff or patch box the hinged lid with a relief scene, 4cm wide, modern (3)
A 19th Century Chinese Sterling Silver Trophy Cup, twin handled and chased with figural scenes to top band and bamboo decoration to bottom band. Vine fruit to the base, with domed lid decorated with crane finial. The inscription reads "Bowling Match Canton" First Prize presented by Schmidt of Shanghai-May 1889 to Mr Arthur Dowler, approx 636 gms, stamped SS with further character marks. (WF) Provenance: Arthur Dowler Editor of the Yokohama Times circa 1895.
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