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A photograph album compiled by the family of Charles D. Roberts, the longest serving Tottenham Hotspur Chairman (1898-1943), including some amusing photographs of family members and the pet dog posing with the F.A. Cup Trophy in their back garden in 1921, photographs with manuscript captions

The 1931 Caulfield Cup, an 18ct. gold two-handled trophy cup by T. Gaunt & Co., Melbourne, the bowl inscribed CAULFIELD CUP, 1931, WON BY, DENIS BOY, OWNER R. WALLACE, TRAINER F. McGRATH, JOCKEY A. KNOX, height 31cm., 12 1/4in., width across the handles 22cm., 8 3/4in., 760gr., set on an octagonal polished hardwood plinth providing an overall height 40cm., 15 3/4in. The Caulfield Cup has been held annually in October since 1879 and is traditionally run on the third and final day of the Melbourne Spring Festival. Run at Caulfield Racecourse, today it is the richest mile-and-a-half (2,400m) handicap on turf in the world, with this year's race boasting prize money of 3 million Australian Dollars (approx. £1.4 million). It is only eclipsed in importance in Australia by the Melbourne Cup, with the two races combining to form a major Cup Double betting market with the bookmakers. The 1931 running was won by Denis Boy, a five-year-old bay horse, owned by Mr R. Wallace, trained by Prank McGrath and Ridden by A. Knox. For the trainer it was his second successive win in the race with Amounis. Lightly weighted (6st. 10lb.) and demonstrating superior stamina Denis Boy defeated highly regarded horses in Vigne, Dark Man & Shadow King very easily. Prince Dayton was second and First Acre third. Denis boy was foaled in 1927 by Soldennis, winner of 25 races notably the Irish 2,000 Guineas, out of the dam Blink Girl. The colt's other major career wins were in the Cantala Stakes (now the Emirates Stakes) at Flemington which we won in 1931 and again in 1932; and the Metropolitan Stakes at Randwick in 1932.

1966 World Cup memorabilia, including a Football Association boxed table mats & coasters set depicting the World Cup stadiums; signed Geoff Hurst and Gordon Banks autobiographies; a set of cigar bands with portraits of the England & West Germany teams; souvenir programme, books, magazines, newspapers, rosettes and other miscellaneous items including a group of framed England 1966 World Cup memorabilia, notably a 20 by 16in. photographic print signed by the England goalscorers Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, both signatures in black marker pen, with COA; the remainder of the lot comprising a 30th anniversary print featuring a set of 11 artist drawn cards of the players surrounding a central image; two jig-saw puzzles, one portraying Bobby Moore and the team with the trophy, the other the final tie programme cover, various sizes, the first described the largest 87 by 58cm., 34 1/4 by 22 3/4in.; framed World Cup Willie luggage labels; and three framed World Cup car stickers (a qty.)

The trophy for the 1982 Grand Prix de St Cloud, in the form of an electroplate tureen inscribed GRAND PRIX DE ST. CLOUD, 1982, MR. P. MELLON'S GLINT OF GOLD (P. EDDERY), length 33cm., 13in.

An assortment of England 1966 World Cup autographs, a reunion dinner menu signed by 9 of the finalists (lacking Peters & the late Bobby Moore) plus squad members Jimmy Armfield, Ian Callaghan, John Connelly & Norman Hunter (sold with a letter of authenticity); a final programme signed by Cohen, Ball, Hurst, Peters & Hunt; a b&w photograph of Hurst's hat-trick goal signed to the mount by Hurst, Peters, Stiles, Hunt, Jack Charlton, Wilson, Cohen & Ball; caricatures signed by Ian Callaghan & two by Nobby Stiles; George Cohen signed photo of Alf Ramsey preventing England's No.2 swapping his shirt after the Argentina game; b&w magazine pictures signed by Peters & Callaghan; colour photo signed by Hurst; b&w photo signed by Gordon Banks; colour photo double-signed by Hurst & Peters; b&w postcards signed by Hurst & Hunt; colour photo signed by Stiles; Signed Denis Fellows F.A. letter to Alan Hardaker on the subject of crowd control; and a group of 13 white index cards variously signed by England players, and another signed by Dave Corbett the owner of 'Pickles', the dog who found the stolen World Cup trophy

Sim Templeman's jockey spurs, complete with original leather strapping Provenance: Sim Templeman, and hence by family descent. Simeon Templeman was born into a farming family in the East Riding village of Everingham in 1805. His unusual riding style drew much comment and he was described to have his legs sticking out so straight that his toes were in front of the shoulders of the horse. Templeman won the Epsom Derby three times, in 1839 with Bloomsbury, followed by an 1847 victory with Cossack and the following year won again on Surplice. He also won The Oaks three times with Miami in 1847, Cyba the following year and aboard Marchioness in 1855. Templeman won the St Leger with Newminster in 1851. He married Sara a daughter of Sylvester Reed, landlord of the Old Sandhill Inn, in Colliergate, York, and they had three children. His patron became the sixth Duke of Leeds a descendant of the owner of the famous Godolphin Arabian. Together they had many successes. By 1839 he started his successful classic victories with other patrons from Newmarket. Notably, Templeman won the inaugural running of the York Ebor in 1843 when he rode Pagan for Colonel Craddock. Sim Templeman died in 1884 and was buried in York Cemetery. A silver-gilt trophy cup (by William Frisbee) from Sim Templeman's collection is being offered at a Sotheby's auction on 10th November 2015.

The Welsh Dragon trophy table lighter c.1937 by Walker and Hall inscribed Ye Dragon of Wantley with twisted horn tail. 45cm long x 12cm wide x 15cm high over all. This trophy was made for the Welsh Football Association to present to Pat Glover who scored against England, Scotland and Ireland in one season. He played for Swansea Town and later Grimsby. He had five caps for Wales as a schoolboy and later eight caps for the senior team.

BARNSLEY BOYS Three programmes, all played at Oakwell, Barnsley Boys v Hull Boys 6/5/50 (Yorkshire Schools Final), Barnsley Boys v Spennymoor Boys 18/2/50 (English Schools Trophy) and Barnsley Boys v Brierley Hill Boys 28/3/59 (English Schools Semi-Final), some folds, tears etc, no writing. Fair-generally good

SCHOOLS FINAL 1949 Final of the English Schools Trophy, Barnsley Boys v Derby Boys, 7/5/49 at Oakwell. Programme has minor folds, no writing. Generally good

EURO 88 Box containing two silver metal medals relating to the Euro 88 Championships in Germany, one has the Tournament mascot on the front and the Euro 88 logo on the reverse. The other medal has the trophy on the front and Munchen Stadium on the reverse. The second boxed medal is a fine silver one ounce oblong shaped medal with Fussball inscribed on the front and the Euro 88 motif on the reverse. The inner lining of the case is also inscribed relating to the Euro 88 Championships in Germany. Both items were the property of referee Neil Midgley. Good

ALF FIELDS / ARSENAL TROPHY Alf Fields took an Arsenal Junior team to the Pontin's Six-A-Side Tournament Southern Section in which Arsenal were Runners-Up in 1978. Trophy awarded to Alf Fields. Good

MANCHESTER UNITED 1998/1999 A selection of 17 colour 11" X 8" Press photographs including 4 after winning the Champions League, 1 with the Premier League Trophy and 6 with the FA Cup. Plus 4 action photographs on pre-season Tour in 1999, 2 in Sydney, 1 in Melbourne and 1 in Hong Kong plus the exchanging of pennants before the 1999 Charity Shield. Good

WAR CUP FINAL NORTH 1943 Sheffield Wednesday home programme v Blackpool, 8/5/43, War Cup Final North Second Leg. Score noted, (2-1 to Blackpool) which resulted in Blackpool winning the trophy as the teams had drawn 2-2 the preceding week. Scarce four page programme, , minor folds. Generally good

SCHOOLS FINAL 1957 Programme for the Final of the English Schools Trophy, 4/5/57, Barnsley Boys v Southampton Boys at Oakwell, fold, slight piece off bottom corner, no writing. Fair-generally good

1966 WORLD CUP Two large 20" X 16" photographs, suitable for framing showing Bobby Moore holding the trophy aloft and being chaired by his teammates. One is colour and the other black & white and both are similar but not the same shot. Good

BOLOGNA - MAN CITY 1970 Trophy presented to Ken Mulhearn for the League Cup Winners Cup game, Bologna v Manchester City 2/9/70. The trophy has a match inscription and consists of a Greek God type figute with a trident in his hand. Metal, on a plinth and measures approximately 6 inches. Bologna won 1-0 and drew 2-2 in Manchester in the return game. This Cup played between the Football League Cup Winners of Italy and England was rather short-lived. Ken Mulhearn was reserve keeper for the game. Good

WORLD CUP JULES RIMET TROPHY DECANTER A 6" china sherry decanter in the shape of the Jules Rimet Trophy issued by Babbacombe Vineries in Torquay. The vessel is empty. Generally good

RANGERS Signed 12x8 photos showing Rangers assistant manager Jack Wallace surrounded by players Smith, Stein and Matheson as they celebrate with the trophy after victory in the 1972 ECWC Final. Signed by the 3 players, with COA. Good

Various Bridge and Whist items including two counters with rotating Ivory hands and a small Silver Trophy cup

A French bronze golfing trophy, the rectangular plaque with golfer and spectators in relief, indistinctly signed to lower right 16 x 11½cm (6 x 4in)

A Trophy Models (Corgi) 150S Vanwall Racing Car, vacuum-plated gold model from the existing Corgi range, produced in 1961 to be sold in Marks & Spencers, with original box base, VG, chip to windscreen edge

Trophy Miniatures Zulu Warriors, generally G, 1 or 2 with very minor playwear, (7),

Misc Plated Ware To Include Odd Silver Bits, Comprising Tea Spoons, Japanese Cigarette Box, Canteen Of Cutlery In Mahogany Finish Fitted Case, Souvenir Spoons, Trophy, Cigarette Case, Knife Rest, Sugar Scuttle, Swing Handled Bowl, Flatware etc

Golfing Interest, a hallmarked silver hole-in-one souvenir Dunlop golf ball trophy, together with a small twin handled trophy cup, hallmarked silver, three souvenir spoons and two golf balls. (7)

A silver plated coconut trophy in the aesthetic style, with Greek key decoration to rim, 22 cm high

A George V sterling silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham.

A pair of silver soup spoons, London, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd (4.07 oxt) together with a pair of EPNS grape scissors and an EPNS pony club trophy

A silver plated golf trophy, together with a plated mug and flatware.

A golfing trophy with stand, hallmarked Birmingham 1923/24, 6.5 troy oz, approximate or 201.2 grams approximately, together with plated cutlery.

A George V sterling silver and guilloche enamel dressing table set, London 1912, together with a quantity of silver plate to include a darts trophy, serving tray and muffin dish

Trophy Limited Edition Rorke’s Drift Set 129/200 certificate and additional sets totaling three buildings, twenty-three personality figures, eleven barricade pieces, thirty-six accessories, fourteen Zulus, fifteen un-named defenders and a dog in thirteen original boxes (E, a few G) (103)

Trophy Battle of Isandlwana, Zulu Wars including some Personality figures and Little Legion production: two wagons, fifteen Zulus, dog, one accessory and forty-nine British and Native Infantry in ten original boxes (E, a few G) (76)

A Victorian EPNS two handled pedestal trophy cup and cover Burton Joyce British Legion Horticultural Society, Challenge Cup; embossed with floral swags and c-scrolls, spreading circular base, 40cm, c.1890

A selection of household silver plated items, to include trophy cup, tea pot, toast rack, sugar bowl, etc

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 large carved and painted blockwood angling trophy, the salmon mounted on ebonised display board, inscribed 30lb Eden Salmon caught February 15th 1912 by Dorothy L. Murray, overall 50in.

A silver two handled Trophy Cup with scroll handles on pedestal foot, London, 1918, maker Charles Edwards. 6" (15cms) high. (15ozs)

Box of assorted metal ware to include brass and copper candle sticks, copper and brass ewer jug, kitchen utensils, silver plated milk jug and sucrier, vintage mincer, trophy cup etc.

LATE VICTORIAN PIERCED SILVER TROPHY BOWL maker Sibray, Hall & Co., London 1899, with pierced rim in scrolling foliate design, engraved 'Househillwood & Pollock Community Association, The Donaldson Trophy' together with names of winners around the bowl, approximately 1074g, 28cm in diameter

LATE VICTORIAN SCOTTISH SILVER TROPHY BOWL maker Lawson & Co., Glasgow 1899, embossed in Rococo revival style and partially gadrooned, with floral and c-scroll design, pair of handles formed of winged masks, engraved 'Househillwood & Pollock Community Association, The Community Association Trophy for Most Meritorious Performance' together with names of winners on both the bowl and silver plate ring around the ebonised plinth, approximately 882g, 30.5cm wide

SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP maker Robert Scott, Sheffield 1912, elegant Art Nouveau style scrolling handles, engraved 'Househillwood & Pollock Community Association presented by Bailie W. Gordon Bennett' together with names of winners around the cup, approximately 1266g, 25.5cm high

GROUP OF FOUR 20TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED TROPHY CUPS including a scrolling foliate embossed bowl, a twin handled bowl, a Scottish style twin handled bowl and a smaller bowl inside a wooden case, all on ebonised plinths, awarded by the Pollock Music Festival, largest bowl 27cm wide

EDWARDIAN SILVER TROPHY BOWL maker Duncan & Scobbie, Birmingham 1909, with inverted serpentine rim, body with female masks and floral swags, approximately 1080g, 23.5cm in diameter

LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP embossed and chased in Rococo rivival style, engraved 'Allison Cup' with list of winners dated 1899-1904, 27.5cm high

EDWARDIAN SHOOTING INTEREST SILVER TROPHY VASE maker Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1908, embossed with the arms and motto of the National Rifle Association of the United Kingdom, engraved 'Capt. H. M. Leslie 14th Prize Armourers Comp. Bisley 1909', approximately 137g, 10.5cm high

EDWARDIAN SHOOTING INTEREST SILVER TROPHY VASE maker Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1910, set with motto medallion, engraved 'Battalio Rifle Club "A" Class October 1910', approximately 176g, 13cm high

GEORGE V TWIN-HANDLED TROPHY CUP maker Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham 1929, lid with driving bather finial, engraved 'Private Baths Water Polo League, Challenge Trophy, Perpetual' and a list of winners, approximately 1004g, 39cm high

Two Reproduction Cast Metal Camel Trophy Signs (Plus VAT).

Pair of miniature silver two handled pedestal trophy cups, Birmingham 1923, pair of Victorian silver table salts, 1888 and a white metal eggcup, possibly Burmese

Silver mounted horse shoe trophy dish awarded for races at Kempton Park, Sandown etc, 1913 / 14

A good collection of silver plated wares to include a Victorian twin handled trophy, fret pierced wine bottle holder, white metal trophy and a 6 piece Edwardian breakfast set with monogram EMC comprising plate, fork and spoons together with egg cup and goose egg cup

Big Match Football Programmes: Unusual because there is so many different competitions. Includes Womens Finals European Amateur Finals FA Cup Finals Internationals (non England) Vase Trophy Anglo Italian Amateur Cup Republic of Ireland and much more. Good. (est 100)

Minor Cup Finals At Wembley Complete Collection: This is an easy way to pick up in one go most of Minor Cup Finals in one folder. Full Members/Simod/Zenith 86-92. Freight Rover/Sherpa/ Leyland Daf/Autoglass/Auto Windscreens/LDV Vans/Football League Trophy 86-2004. (26)

Non League Football Programme Box: From the 70s onwards with a wide variety of clubs including nice selection of Wycombe Wanderers with Trophy Semi Final 1982, Hitachi Final 1983 and 92/93 Colchester JC Thompson Shield. Excellent with instructions to sell. (180+).

Romford Home Football Programme Collection: There are 79 from the mid to late 50s including East Anglian Cup, Essex Intermediate Cup, Essex Senior Cup, Steward Memorial, Isthmian League, FA Cup, Friendlies, Thameside Trophy and Southern League. C/W over 50 from the early 60s. All Excellent plus19 reserves of which half are the mid 50s single sheets which have tatty edges and 20 mid 50s with hole punches plus a 1956 excellent condition handbook. (Est 180)

FA Amateur/Trophy/Vase Finals Football Programmes: From the mid 60s onwards in very good condition (64)

Chelmsford City Football Programmes: Mainly homes from the early 60s onwards. Included are away programmes at 61/62 Cheltenham, 68/69 Wimbledon and 72/73 Witton Albion FA Trophy. Good. (60)

Ken Aston Hall of Fame Trophy: National Soccer Hall of Fame with inscription ""Ken Aston American Youth Soccer Association inducted June 15 1997"". Heavy trophy measuring 8"" high given to Ken for his services to American Soccer. C/W glass ice bucket with similar remarks to trophy. (2)

1940s Chelmsford City v Colchester United Football Programmes: 47/48 Southern League Cup, 48/49 Southern League and Pearson Trophy. Good with no team changes. (3)

Liverpool 72/73 Signed Football Champions Prints: Large print signed by Peter Cormack showing him with glass of bubbly and Championship trophy limited edition 8/75. C/W picture of Callaghan Smith and Lawler holding trophy in changing room from same day signed by all 3. Excellent. (2)