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VICTORIAN SILVER TWO HANDLED PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP, by F.B. THOMAS & CO, "The Levi Gerwyn Ham Trophy, Presented to The Hotel and Catering Department of the Blackpool Technical COLLEGE and School of Art", with 12 line presentation inscription and winners, London 1879, 7 ½" (19cm) high, 38oz

ELECTROPLATE FOUR PIECE HOTEL TEA SERVICE WITH OVAL TRAY, THREE ELECTROPLATED TROPHY CUPS AND SIX PIECES OF SUNDRY PLATED WARES

A 20th century silver sauceboat, by Emile Viner, Sheffield 1966, together with a sugar bowl, circular with everted border, Sheffield 1965, a five bar toast rack, by Emile Viner, Sheffield 1935, a three piece condiment set, two napkin rings and a small trophy cup, 17 oz weighable

An early 20th century continental silver trophy, having twin elongated handles, shaped octagonal tapering body on a stepped circular foot stamped 800, together with two continental silver candlesticks (one as found), the trophy 48 cm

'The Mitford Cup', a bell shaped silver trophy cup, with scrolling side handles and applied cut card work above the spreading skirt foot, commemorative inscription to centre, by David J Welby, London 1903, on ebonised base, 18 oz

A silver cigarette case, hallmarked Birmingham 1929, another smaller, hallmarked London 1929, a small twin handled trophy cup, hallmarked Sheffield 1922, total 9.3oz approx and a silver metal "Aladdin's lamp" table lighter (4).

A silver, twin handled presentation trophy, with ebonised base. The trophy hallmarked for London 1924 and for "The best pen of five breeding Ewes". 7.8oz approx.

A George III twin handled presentation trophy, hallmarked for London 1786, with embossed decoration of hounds, pheasants and houses, church and windmill in landscape border, large vacant C-scroll cartouche, the lobed foot decorated to the rim with foliate leaves, gilt interior 20cm height. 27.1oz approx.

A pair of small silver, twin handled trophy cup salts. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1910, 2.5oz approx., and a cased set of six sterling silver cocktail sticks, the terminals with enamelled cockerel decorations.

A silver half-pint Christening mug in the Georgian manner, with scroll handle and moulded foot, William Aitken, Birmingham 1919, to/w a pair of Victorian open salts with floral decoration, on hoof feet, London 1855 and a small trophy cup, Dublin 1929 (4) 10.5 oz total

A reproduction Camel Trophy advertising metal sign

A miniature silver trophy cup, a silver propelling pencil, a silver locket, an agate pendant, a compass, a pair of silver plated sugar tongs and a three branch silverplated candelabrum

A silver trophy cup and cover on silver banded plinth, hallmarked Birmingham 1953 by Aide brothers, silver weight: 8oz

An unusual Indian silver three-handled trophy cup

Postcard of the King presenting trophy to Burnley Football club and relating book

ANGLING TROPHY, swordfish, the head with articulate fins, 102cm L, plus the tail, 56cm H x 87cm W overall.

A SILVER CIRCULAR TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, inscribed 'Co. Louth Golf Clubs Annual Inter-Club Championship' with reeded body and raised on pedestal foot (c.20 ozs).

AN IRISH SILVER REPLICA TROPHY CUP, Dublin 1934, in the Celtic pattern; together with an Irish three handled replica trophy cup, Dublin 1928; together with another Irish replica trophy cup, Dublin 1929 (c.17ozs) (3)

A SILVER PHOTOGRAPH FRAME WITH REPOUSSE BELLFLOWER BORDER, Birmingham; together with another silver photograph frame;together with a silver replica trophy in the form of a spill vase; together with a Georgian style sugar caster, Chester 1908 (c. 6.5ozs weighable silver) (4)

Wetherby's newcomer series handicap steeplechase, Carlisle, 7th February 1995 trophy

Miscellaneous Curios to include silver trophy, designer brooch, pair of window catches of lions wallpaper print block of coaches and trowel bookmark

A mid 20th century silver trophy, having twin handles with lion head finials and engraved dedication on circular foot, 18cm tall

A National Guard officers sabre dating: circa 1800 provenance: France Wide, single-edged blade with double groove at the back, at the base a cross-shaped stamp and "D"; brass hilt, guard pierced with trophy of arms (small damages), long cap, grip with leather covering and brass wire binding; leather scabbard with brass mounts.dimensions: length 87 cm. Starting Price: €480 Please note commission bids lower than the start price will not be accepted.

A sabre beargin a knightly order dating: 19th Century provenance: Turkey Straight, single -and false-edged blade, with wide fuller; brass hilt with wide guard decorated with bas-relieved laurel leaves and woven branches ending in a trophy of cannons and flags, with a shield at the centre and the Turkish emblem (star and crescent) repeated twice; the trophy is surmounted by a rayed cavalry order. Long cap decorated with floral pattern; horn grip with wire binding.dimensions: length 101,5 cm. Starting Price: €300 Please note commission bids lower than the start price will not be accepted.

A naval silver mounted small-sword dating: 18th Century provenance: Germany Straight, double-edged blade, ribbed at the centre (some pitting), a fuller at the forte, featuring remains of gilding, remains of the mark "EN TOLEDO" and engraved floral motifs and spirals. Silver hilt. Two-valve sword-shell chiselled on both faces, with the effigy of mythological, sea creatures (hippocampus) and masks on the front surface, a ferryman and a trophy on the rear one; on the quillon-block relieved dolphins, the guard en suite. Fine, silver grip, decorated with the bas-relieved effigy of Triton, a sailing ship, sea-horses, and another mythological character, plus rocaille and dolhins; on the pommel the chiselled effigy of characters riding hippocampus.dimensions: length 96 cm. Starting Price: €700 Please note commission bids lower than the start price will not be accepted.

Silver trophy of baluster shaped form with scrolled handles and embossed decoration, London 1833, 464 grams

Edwardian mahogany and inlaid tea tray with central musical trophy and foliate scroll designs, 58cm across

A heavy early 20th Century hallmarked silver two handled Trophy Cup and Cup, presentation inscription, Edward White (Father of the St. Marylebone Chapter in Recognition of His Services to The Chapter During The Period of 26 Years, to commemorate his second occupancy of the First Principals Chair (1909-10), 23cm high x 26cm wide, assayed London 1907, approx. 820g, upon turned ebonised wood socle

A large two handled hallmarked Trophy Cup and Cover in "The Speed Challenge Knowlton Horse Trials Best Cross Country Score Advanced Class", presented by Mrs. E J L Speed 1972, makers mark of Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company London, assayed 1909, 37cm high, approx. 1031g (dents, small dings and main body now leaning forward over the foot, kinked)

A Racing Trophy in the form of a hallmarked silver Grouse "Colonel R. Thompson Memorial Steeplechase, Southwell, 1971", "Nom De Guerre", assayed London 1970, the bird resting upon an ebonised plinth base with name plaques, 13.5cm high

A neo-classical silver two handled trophy, the footed body on loaded base decorated with swags and acanthus, surmounted by a dome lid with pinecone knop 18.5cm H

Of Horseracing Interest: A large cut glass presentation footed bowl and cover trophy, having an etched to panel with horses head and “The Waterford Crystal Mile - Goodwood 1975”, won by Gay Fandango, jockey was Pat Eddery and trainer was Vincent O’Brien, approx 43cm (2)

Three boxes of treen to include carved figures, clocks, decorative figures, trophy pedestals.

A George VI small silver twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1946, height 14cm including base.

A classical style 2 handle covered trophy cup with inscription, Sheffield, on wooden base, 33 oz.

A silver two handled trophy, engraved Meynell Gymkhana 1st prize 1936 D.Ellor; a silver trophy, Sheffield 1931

A Sugar Bowl, Vase and Small Trophy - 13oz

AN IRISH GEORGE III SILVER TWO HANDLED AND WRYTHEN FLUTED CUP later chased, crested, 15cm h, maker's mark and date letter illegible, Dublin c1775, 13ozs ++Later engraved as a trophy, dent and erasure from opposing oval cartouche

†FREDERICK EDWARD MCWILLIAM, RA (1909-1992) BONE-HEAD FIGURE II, C1960 bronze with dull black patina, green in places, signed MCW and numbered 2/5, 32.5cm h Bone-Head Figure II, an hitherto unrecorded work, closely follows Bone Head Figure I of 1960 (Ferran & Holman 2012, No 200, not illustrated; Penrose 1964, No 66, illustrated). Works such as Icon, Trophy and Bone Form, all of 1960 by McWilliam received high praise. Michel Strauss writing in his Review of the Waddington Galleries McWilliam Exhibition observed ".... monumental effigies to small, anthropomorphic studies of humanity entitled Bone Form, Bone Roll and Square Head. Tall, emaciated and ravaged human beings who, seem to have reverted to an almost ectoplasm state, remind us of Giacomett." Bone Head, Icon and the several studies for them follow on from McWilliam's 'Leafman' series of attenuated figures of the 50s. There appears to be the imprint of a leaf on the surface of the present sculpture and it is almost certainly the case that only two were cast. McWilliam usually photographed his works in plaster form and afterwards the bronze cast, but there is no record of this work in his archive. Mellors & Kirk is very grateful for the assistance of Denise Ferran in the cataloguing of this and the preceding lot. ++Dusty but in fine condition

A Victorian silver 'Oar' trophy, by George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown, London 1860, the streamlined arm with matted blade, the handle inscribed Edwin Cousins 2nd Stroke, Milford July 1860, Amateur race, 25cm, 1.79oz In good condition

The Investec Derby Festival - The Investec Challenge Winning Jockey 2010 Souvenir Trophy, by Asprey & Co, London 2010, a circular silver dish with central well, the broad flat surround applied with a band engraved with chasing horses, in fitted Asprey presentation case13cm diameter, 6.95oz In good condition

Four coquilla nut and bone or ivory items, mainly early 19th century Four coquilla nut and bone or ivory items, mainly early 19th century, comprising: a basket form poppet with anivory handle over, 5cm (2in) high; a chalice form poppet, on an ivory floriform foot, 6.3cm (2 1/2in) high; a late 18th century canted-rectangular scent bottle, carved with a musical and a martial trophy, with an ivory stopper, 6.7cm (2 5/8in) long; and snuff gourd, with an ivory screw-on finial and base, 8.2cm (3 1/4in) high

SCOTTISH JUNIOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION JUBILEE TROPHY (1886-1936) won by Greenock Morton Juniors, cast in hallmarked silver and mounted on oak, with enamelled cartouches, the presentation plaque inscribed "Presented to the Scottish Junior Football Association for Competition among the County Junior Cup Winners of Scotland in Season 1935-1936, Queen's Park, Rangers, Hearts of Midlothian, Partick Thistle, Celtic and Aberdeen in Commemoration of the Associations Jubilee 1886-1938 Won by Greenock Morton Juniors, 75cm high, 54cm wide overall

A French alabaster and gilt metal novelty mantel clock with conical pendulum The movement by Samuel Marti, Paris, late 19th century The circular eight-day countwheel bell striking movement stamped with S. Marti et Cie, MEDALLE DE BRONZE roundel and serial number 4745, 4 6 to backplate, the dial with open centre revealing motionwork within white enamel Roman numeral chapter ring and with blued steel moon hands set within a gilt bezel and white alabaster shield-shaped housing with surmount cast as a standing putto holding aloft a silk suspended pendulum with star decorated blue spherical bob driven in a rotating conical motion by the movement via a rotating wire crank engaging with a pin at the base, the whole set on moulded shaped gilt-edged platform plinth applied with mounts cast as an easel flanking a lyre to sides, with musical trophy to centre and gilt disc-shaped feet, 37cm (14.5ins) high overall. This type of clock was made popular by Eugene Farcot (1830-96) who started producing such clocks in 1861, his output included some of monumental proportions most probably made for exhibition purposes (see Roberts, Derek Mystery, Novelty & Fantasy Clocks pages 123-130).

CHINESE SILVER MINIATURE TROPHY CUP on a wooden stand, marked, 10.5cm high overall

CINESE SILVER BILLIARD TROPHY for Hankow Golf Club, 2nd Prize, won by D. Maitland, 1914, 14cm high, 115.6g

A Scottish Light Company officer's sword of the 71st Highland Infantry Regiment,double-edged towards the point, with an etched blade with a trophy of arms, GR cipher, a crowned slung bugle and '71', the hilt with thistles, roses and shamrocks(?), no scabbard,blade approximately 75cm87cm overall

A Victorian silver coursing trophy vase, hallmarked London 1890, maker's mark of Frederick Sibray & Job Frank Hall Embossed with acanthus leaves and engraved Hamerton Coursing 1891. 24.5 cm high. CONDITION REPORTS: Generally in good condition, expected wear, foot slightly misshapen, approximately 12 troy ounces.

A twin handled early 20th century silver trophy cup: The Howard Palmer Challenge Cup, awarded in 1909 for the 1000 yard flat race with running figure finial (261 grams).

A substantial silver-plated Challenge Trophy Association Football punch bowl, mid 20th Century The bowl with three antler handles, gilt interior, with initial U.M.W of A.Challenge Trophy Association Football District 18, with a figure of a footballer holding a ball aloft, diameter 37cm, height 26cm.

A Silver Trophy The Harry Wellings Cup for Highest Break in Annual Competitions. Hallmarked London 1849 with Damage and Repair to Base and Body.

A Silver Trophy Cup Birmingham 1908 on Turned Wooden Plinth.

A set of three George IV silver Old English pattern teaspoons, William M. Traies, London, 1826, initialled "A", 43g in total; a George V silver trophy cup, Birmingham, 1931, with inscription, 77.5g; a Victorian silver Fiddle pattern condiment spoon, London, 1850, initialled "A", 13.2g; a silver and enamelled spoon, 800 standard, decorated with Egyptian enamelled scene and details; a silver-plated table bell, together with a large Italian silver frame (marked 925), a glass posey vase with a silver mounted base etc

A silver-plated trophy and serving cutlery.

An impressive large Art Deco bronzed metal trophy of urn shape with banded decoration,pierced looped handles,acorn finial and steeped circular base

A small silver trophy cup, a Silver ash tray and silver spoons

A box containing silver plate various including a tea set entree dish trophy cup etc

A box containing silver plated trophy cups, car badges, decanters, a claret jug, etc.

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, London, 1923, makers mark rubbed, of usual form with angular handles, engraved with presentation inscription on ebonised pedestal base, 18cm high, approx 312g.

Silver cream jug and pair of miniature trophy cups hallmarked approx 4oz