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MINOR & NON-LEAGUE FRIENDLIES A box of approximately 160 programmes: 21 X Amateur Cup Finals 1951, 1952, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1960-1974 including 1967 Replay. 37 X FA Vase Finals 1975 - 2005, 2007, 2008 and 1977, 1989, 1990 and 1991 Replays. 43 X FA Trophy Finals 1970 - 2005, 2007, 2008, 1984, 1987 and 1988 Replays. 6 X Full Members Etc. Finals 1986 -1988, 1990 - 1992 13 X Freight Rover Etc. Finals 1985 - 1995, 1999, 2000 22 X Oxford v. Cambridge Universities 1953 - 1983 5 X Junior Championships 1951 - 1956, 3 other minor Finals. 10 X League and Conference Play-Off Finals. Some duplication. Generally good

ALAN SHEARER SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH A signed 10" X 8" colour Press photo of Alan Shearer holding aloft the Premier League Trophy for Blackburn Rovers. Good

MANAGER OF THE YEAR 86/87 Menu for "Bell's" awards luncheon held at the Savoy Hotel 15 May 1987, won by Howard Kendall of Everton (slightly marked). Plus five photographers proof plates with 57 photographs (each 2" x 2") taken at the event including Howard Kendal receiving his cheque and trophy, Jimmy Hill, Joe Mercer, Mike England, Billy Wright, Harry Redknapp etc. Generally good

BIG MATCH Approximately 120 programmes, Finals, Semi-Finals, League Cup, FA Cup, Trophy, Vase with a mixtures of years 1970's onwards. Generally good

WAR CUP FINAL NORTH 1943 Sheffield Wednesday v Blackpool, Football League (War) Cup Final North programme, 8/5/43, scarce programme, we sold another copy earlier this year for £1,500.00 This particular programme is not in as good a condition as the previous copy as it has a horizontal fold, a number of tape marks, is a little creased and has pencil scores, changes etc noted. Condition, we feel, is "Fair" but the programme is complete and could be cleaned up to some extent with judicious use of a good rubber. It should, once again in our opinion, be of acceptable condition for those still requiring it for their collection, four page issue and Blackpool won the trophy by winning this game 02-Jan after a 02-Feb draw at Blackpool. As described

Silver trophy in recognition of class firing and engraved with the winners names London 1888. Approx 208g.

Silver trophy for recogination of prize shooting and attendance at drill. London 1886 approx. 228gms

Silver trophy (No engraving) London mark 1905 approx 476gms

Silver trophy engraved for Sgt. F W Ribbon. Birmingham 1913 approx. 227gms

A diamond and 9ct gold knot ring together with a pierced gold ring and a small two handle silver trophy cup (3)

Six silver various trophy goblets. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A 1936 British Empire trophy race poster, Donnington Saturday April 4th, first race organised by BRDC over road course at Donnington, lined backed, minor restoration

A late Victorian silver 2-handled trophy, the Bloomsbury Rifles Senior Challenge Cup, London 1899, height 24cm, 17 oz.

A silver trophy cup, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1970, with engraved presentation, on ebonised base in original box.

A silver two-handled trophy cup; a pair of Georgian silver sugar tongs; and sundry teaspoons.

A late Victorian Franglais gilt metal mounted mahogany and marquetry serpentine low vitrine, moulded top inlaid in Ivory and coloured woods with a musical trophy, cornucopia, fluted urns and scrolling foliage, above a shaped glazed door flanked by conforming panels, serpentine legs, 73cm high, 72cm wide, c.1890

A Victorian gilt metal mounted burr walnut and marquetry shaped serpentine side cabinet, in the Louis XV Revival taste, quarter veneered top above a rectangular panelled door inlaid with a flowering trophy, flanked by a pair of serpentine glazed doors, plinth base, 112cm high, 189cm wide, c. 1865

A 19th century French walnut, mahogany and marquetry rectangular table jardiniere, pierced brass gallery above a rectangular panel inlaid with a musical trophy, crossbanded and outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, gilt brass Rococo swan neck carrying handles, skirted base, bracket feet, detachable liner, 43cm wide, paper label for Maison Giroux, c.1875

A George V hallmarked silver pedestal golfing trophy The central plain bowl supported by four golf clubs, produced by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham, approx. 3.3oz. CONDITION REPORT: At least 5 dents to bowl. Hallmarks clear, 12cm high.

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup Produced by J, Richard Attenborough Company Ltd, Chester 1928, height including wooden plinth base 18cm, together with a further hallmarked silver twin handled trophy, height 10cm.

A four-division silver wire toast-rack on ball feet, Birmingham 1910, to/w a small trophy cup, egg-cup and three late Victorian embossed pin-dishes, Sheffield 1894/95, 9.5 oz total (6)

Eleven various silver trophy spoons from the Corn Exchange Rifle Club, to/w a 1930 Prize Distribution Dinner programme, in associated case, to/w a cased set of seal-top teaspoons, Sheffield 1925 and a cased set of six coffee spoons, Sheffield 1937 (3)

A heavy quality Christening mug of cylindrical form with shallow foot-rim, Wakely & Wheeler, London 1942, to/w a small silver trophy bowl, 'North of India Horse Show 1935 2nd Handy Hunter', Birmingham 1933, 14.2 oz total (2)

Preserved and mounted boars head wall trophy on an oak shield shaped plaque labelled Foret de Ris, 7th January 1907

Preserved and mounted fox head wall trophy

Unusual crested china including Clifton Banjo matchstriker wall pocket, Steyning candle snuffer, Plymouth trophy, pair of ladies miniature shoes, Lands End throne, Egyptian vase and twenty three other items

Birmingham silver tea strainer, rectangular silver cigarette box, small two handled silver trophy cup, silver mounted dressing table bottle, oval frame (a/f) and a silver topped circular pepper

A quantity of metalware including a pair columnar candlesticks, soft ball trophy, serviette rings, and sundry. (qty)

A Royal Air Force Kennett trophy medal

A diverse group of sporting memorabilia comprising a trio of cased Seoul Olympic Games spoons, a Bobbles Dobbles figure of the New York Yankees baseball star Roger Clemens, a rare Hong Kong Jockey club boxed figure of the jockey Basil Marcus seven times champion jockey, a rare press association photograph of Princess Anne receiving the European three day event trophy from the Queen for the 1971 Burghley Horse Trials, a black glass Italian World Cup bottle and a set of six St Andrews Scotland golf balls in original pictorial box

19th century Racing Trophy glass tumbler, engraved with horse and jockey 'Lanercost' and monogrammed 'WJ' 10cm Lanercost the famous and popular north country stayer, the 'Pride of Cumberland',was bred c1830 by John Wood, a tenant of the Earl of Egremont's, at a farm near Cockermouth Cumbria. Condition Report Very good condition

A silver plated Rowing Trophy - Tavistock Rowing Club - W F Ellis 1893 - Height 26 cm Condition report: Polished condition, has been used for a vase

GRAY ANDY: (1955- ) Scottish Footballer. A good, large signed 16 x 20 photograph depicting the Everton footballer in a jubilant half length pose celebrating with his team mates and the FA Cup trophy during a lap of honour following Everton's victory over Watford in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium on 19th May 1984. Signed by Gray in bold black fountain pen ink to a clear area at the head of the image, 'My favourite picture! Good Luck, Andy Gray', also adding the date of the occasion, 19th May 1984, in his hand. An excellent signed silver gelatin fibre based photograph of high quality. EX Everton beat Watford 2-0 in the FA Cup Final, Gray scoring the second of his teams goals in a memorable fashion in the 51st minute.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR: An excellent, large signed 20 x 16 photograph by seven members of the Tottenham Hotspur football team of 1962 individually, the image depicting the eleven players and manager Bill Nicholson standing and seated together in two rows at the side of a training pitch on 3rd August 1962 during a pre-season photocall. The FA Cup trophy can be seen in the foreground. Signed by Peter Baker, Maurice Norman, Bill Brown, Ron Henry, Terry Medwin, Dave MacKay and Jimmy Greaves individually, each in bold black fountain pen inks with their names alone to the lower white border. A fine signed silver gelatin fibre based photograph of high quality. EX Most of the players who signed the present image were members of Tottenham Hotspur's historic Double winning team of 1960-61, winning the league and beating Leicester City 2-0 in the FA Cup final at Wembley on 6th May 1961. Greaves joined Spurs in December 1961 shortly after the Double had been achieved, however he did play an important role in the team retaining the FA Cup in 1961-62.

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A vintage printed small 8vo souvenir programme for the World Championship final for the Jules Rimet trophy, England v. West Germany, at the Empire Stadium, 30th July 1966, individually signed to the inside title page by ten members of the England World Cup winning team comprising Martin Peters, Gordon Banks, Alan Ball, Geoff Hurst, Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles, George Cohen, Roger Hunt, Jack Charlton and Ray Wilson. All have signed with their names alone in bold blue inks. Some light age wear and very minor damp staining to the edges of the title page, not affecting the signatures, otherwise an attractive set of signatures. About VG

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by all thirteen members of the England national squad individually, being the players who represented England in the Guinness International Trophy match against Cameroon at Wembley Stadium on 6th February 1991, comprising John Barnes, David Seaman, Mark Wright, Gary Pallister, Gary Lineker, Des Walker, Steve Hodge, Stuart Pearce, Trevor Steven, Ian Wright, Bryan Robson, Lee Dixon and Paul Gascoigne. The image depicts the players standing and crouching in full length poses in two rows, with their trophy, following the conclusion of the match. Signed by each in bold black inks with their names alone to light areas of the image. EX England beat Cameroon 2-0 in the International friendly match with Gary Lineker scoring both goals. The game also represented Ian Wright's international debut.

EDWARD VII: (1841-1910) King of the United Kingdom 1901-10. A.L.S., Albert Edward, as Prince of Wales, two pages, 8vo, Marlborough House, Pall Mall, 14th December n.y., to Lady Lonsdale. The Prince writes that it would give himself and the Princess great pleasure if his correspondent were to dine with them next Sunday and continues 'I understand that Lonsdale is away yachting but if he should be back we should of course be charmed to see him'. With blank integral leaf. Two extremely small, minor pinholes to the upper edge of the first page, not affecting the text or signature, VG Lady Grace Cecilie Gordon (1854-1941) Lady Lonsdale. Wife of Hugh Lowther (1857-1944) 5th Earl of Lonsdale. English Nobleman and Sportsman who donated the original Lonsdale Belts in 1909 for the boxing championship trophy. The Earl of Lonsdale was, indeed, a keen yachtsman and in 1896 raced Kaiser Wilhelm II's yacht, Meteor, at Cowes Royal Regatta, taking 17 of the 22 prizes. King Edward VII reportedly once remarked of Lonsdale that he was 'almost an Emperor, but not quite a gentleman'.

CARLOS ALBERTO: (1944- ) Brazilian Footballer, Captain of the Brazil national team who won the 1970 World Cup. Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph, the image depicting Carlos Alberto standing on the top of a fire engine with the Jules Rimet trophy as he participates in a victory parade with thousands of Brazilians cheering on the streets. Signed in bold blue ink with his name alone to a clear area of the image. EX Carlos Alberto scored the fourth goal in the World Cup final of 1970 against Italy, sealing his teams 4-1 victory at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City on 21st June 1970. The goal is widely considered to be one of the greatest in the history of the tournament.

A quantity of boxed Linen including handkerchiefs, Trophy pillowcase, Irish linen embroidered pillow and bolster set, etc.

Two large wooden Yarn Reels, a miniature pole Firescreen, quartz Carriage Clock and a Golf Trophy.

An Oak eight day longcase clock with a broken arch with 12" brass face and 11 3/4" dial, name roundel for Thomas Hally, London, surrounded by Dolphin spandrels above trophy spandrels, a Roman numeral dial, minute ring incorporating a date aperture and a second ring with a five pillar two train movement striking on a bell. Thomas Hally is recorded as working in London, in the late 17th Century

A Mahogany kidney shaped tray with musical trophy inlays and Indian and Japanese trays

Various Motorcycling and car rally medals and badges framed and mounted and a Singer motor car club trophy of Mercury (af). £80-120

A silver two handled presentation trophy, Charles & Richard Comyns, London, engraved with a long haired collie and inscription ‘Presented to Mrs Baird of Kelloe by the competitors at Gifford Sheep Dog Trials 1938’, 21.5cm

Late Victorian circular Silver Rose bowl decorated with ribbed design, raised on a short pedestal base, bearing later inscription "Challenge Trophy presented by Huntingdon Brewers Ltd to The Coach and Horses Bowls Club, Stanground 1948", hallmarked Sheffield 1900, weight 18ozs 120-160

Plated items. A box containing nine plated coffee bean spoons and tongs, a bookmatch holder, a cigarette box, a combined lighter and cigarette case and a horned trophy globe.

A good quality 19th century silver plated ewer of tapering cylindrical form with extensive chased detail raised on a circular foot, a trophy cup raised on a faux marble base, marked "Downend Probus Club Best Exhibit", a further trophy cup, a quantity of mostly silver plated cutlery to include a sifting spoon, ladle, dinner knives and forks, etc a serving tureen of oval form, numerous napkin rings, a single Doulton Lambeth mustard barrel marked to underside 1882, etc

A Victorian silver trophy cup, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1889, of goblet form, engraved with leaves and inscription reading "Fishponds Allotments Association Dibble Challenge Cup", on a black plinth mounted with three plaques, 20cm high excluding plinth, 218.5g; and a George V silver two-handled trophy cup, Josiah Williams & Co., London, 1928, the plain body applied with strap handles and engraved with an inscription, on a black plinth, 7cm high excluding plinth, 103.2g (2)

A George V silver two-handled trophy cup, Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield, 1912, the oval bowl with gadroon band, on a spreading foot, applied with two leaf-capped scroll handles, with inscription for Cairns Cup, on a wooden plinth mounted with three shields, 14cm high excluding plinth, 336.5g

PLATED WARE TO INCLUDE: A pair of Victorian candlesticks with fluted columns & square bases with ram's masks in relief, two Victorian "Marlborough College" athletic prize goblets & an Edwardian clay pigeon shooting trophy goblet "Kelani Valley Meet 1905"; the latter 9" (23 cms) high (5)

A MIXED LOT: A late Victorian baluster caster, knop finial, by D & J. Welby, London 1899, a late Victorian purse, inscribed & leather lined, a small mug, two small boxes, two small trophy cups, a pair of knife rests & a small pepper caster; the larger caster 5.1" (13 cms) high; 14.9 oz weighable silver (10)

ROWING: A Victorian pewter trophy cup with an inset glass base inscribed "Trinity Hall Trial Eights Winning Crew" with the members' names & dated "Dec 1873" and a pewter trophy tankard, also with a glass base inscribed "CH:CH, scratch eights 1870" with the crew members' names; the latter 8.1" (20.5 cms) high (2)

A MIXED LOT: A pair of George III pierced oval salts with blue glass liners, by Thomas Daniel, London 1775, a Victorian beaker, initialled, a small modern trophy cup & cover initialled & engraved with the Royal cypher if King George V, London 1931, a mounted glass butter dish & three ash trays; the cup 3.75" (9.5 cms) high; 20.3 oz weighable silver (8)

HORSE RACING: A modern Indian gold trophy bowl engraved below the rim with ten petal-shaped cartouches; seven of them each inscribed with the name of a racehorse (Red Boy, Be Quick, Red Devil, Milksop, Captive Balloon, Beyond & Great Promise) & one inscribed "Tolly Gunge Races 1922", by Cooke & Kelvey, Calcutta (C&K, 22 ct.) c.1922; 6.5" (16.5 cms) diameter; 15 oz

A RARE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL FIDDLE TABLE SPOON crested, by an unascribed maker, "RN", Greenock (RN, G. trophy cup, thistle, 3 masted ship 1820-40; 2.2 oz

A two-handled silver hunt trophy cup, by William Neale and Sons Limited, Birmingham 1925, circular form, leaf capped scroll handles, on a raised circular form, inscribed 'Wilton Hunt Point-to-Point races Sarum Sportsmen's Challenge Cup Presented to Adjacent Hunts Farmers Race by a few lovers of sport in Salisbury', the reverse with names of winners, on a fixed plinth, engraved by hallmark '44.5oz', height 47cm

λ A mixed lot of electroplated items, comprising: a strawberries and cream serving dish, an Elkington wine coaster of circular pierced form, a tapering navette shaped vase, five wine coasters, a tennis cup, a salver, a candelabrum, six cased fish knives and forks, four mugs, a trophy bowl, a tea and coffee set, a sauce boat, a cream and sugar and other items. (qty) (two boxes)

A collection of silver trophy cups, various dates and makers, comprising: one of circular form, by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1910, inscribed 'Grand Prix D'Honneur', another inscribed 'The Gordon Motors Bowl', Birmingham 1913, one with a domed cover, inscribed 'The Maxwell Cup, Best Performance by a Sports Car', and one with 'F.T.D Speed Trials', plus various loose plaques, approx. weight 66oz. (qty)

A collection of silver, white metal and silver plated items, including a cased egg cup and spoon set, various cruet items, a miniature trophy, a cut glass and silver topped salt cellar and more (parcel)

TROPHY CUPS. Seven various silver trophy cups & one EPNS trophy cup. Silver weight 33oz.