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A silver golf trophy, Lee on Solent golf club 1921, Birmingham 1921

A miniature silver Monteith, as a golf trophy, Captains Prize, Porters Park Golf Club, October 8th 1912, London 1912

The Charlie Bell silver trophy, presented to Mrs A Bell by The Hull Autocycle and Light Car Club, Sheffield 1928

A silver bowl engraved ' Ian Damer Priest, 17.5.1918' and a small silver trophy cup

19th century French three piece mantel clock garniture comprising clock with eight day movement, signed - F. E. with white enamel dial with floral decoration and Arabic numerals and pierced gilt hands, long pendulum with gilt bob, in a gilt metal drum case mounted on marble classical column base with floral gilt metal finials and trophy of arms crest, with matching pair of gilt metal and marble candelabra (key and pendulum present), clock 37.5cm overall height

1920s silver two-handled trophy of circular form, with engraved presentation inscription, on domed circular foot (Birmingham 1924), William Hutton & Sons Ltd. All at approximately 18ozs, 26cm across handles

Late 1920s silver two-handled golf trophy of circular form, on tall pedestal foot, with presentation inscription (Birmingham 1927), maker - E. J. H., together with another of tapering cone form, on pedestal foot (Birmingham 1930), maker - D & B. All at approximately 15ozs, tall trophy 21cm overall height

1930s silver cream jug of faceted form, with scroll handle and engraved presentation inscription (Birmingham 1935), maker - W. W. Ld., together with a 1930s silver-lidded trophy cup (Birmingham 1932) and one other (Birmingham 1923). All at approximately 15ozs, cream jug 9cm overall length

Edwardian silver shooting trophy in the form of a shallow classical urn, with open scroll handles, on a stepped pedestal foot, engraved Winners 1905 - 1907 (London 1905), Searle & Co. All at approximately 18.5ozs, 28cm across handles

Unusual white metal trophy in the form of a badger, on an ebonised plinth with silver plaques engraved 'Badger Beer Steeplechase, Wincanton, presented by Hall & Woodhouse Limited', 'Foyle Fisherman owner John N. Hutchinson Winner Wincanton 7th November 1991' and winners back to 1962, 25cm across

BICYCLE AND CYCLING INTEREST LATE VICTORIAN ERA - a photograph album containing various cycle race prize cards including Bristol Police Sports One Lap Bicycle Handicap (Open), Bath Cycling Club etc, a framed photograph (and two unframed similar) of the shopfront of W. J. Stevens Manufacturer of the Flying Dutchman Cycles Bristol, a framed photograph of E. A. Brain cycle manufacturers shopfront, a framed photograph of cycle racers, a large framed photograph 'E A Warbutton (Bristol South CC) & His Bleriot Cycle, two Hire Payment Cards for Flying Dutchman Cycle Company of West Street, Bristol, a payment card for Bleriot Cycle works, a W J Stevens copper printing plate, and a photographic postcard showing recipients and a trophy resembling Lot 124 in this catalogue

Silver mug engraved 'SILVERSTONE W.D. & H.O. WILLS TROPHY 1966 2ND PLACE', marks for Sheffield, 1965, maker's stamp KB (6.2 troy ounces); and an electroplated mug engraved 'B.R.S.C.C. BRANDS HATCH 2.5.65 SINGLE SEATER RACING CARS UP TO 1500C.C 2ND D.J. COLE'

Motor Racing interest - an electroplated rose bowl trophy engraved 'BRITISH AUTOMOBILE RACING CLUB GOODWOOD NATIONAL BRITISH RACE MEETING: WHIT-MONDAY 30TH MAY 1966. REG PARNELL TROPHY RACE FOR FORMULA III RACING CARS WINNER D.J. COLE (height 27.5cm); and two electroplated trophies fixed with the badge of BARC and engraved 'GOODWOOD 11th July 1962 FIRST PLACE D.J. COLE LOTUS FORD (84.50m.p.h.) and 'GOODWOOD 3rd July 1965 FIRST PLACE D.J. COLE Brabham Ford (94.82m.p.h.)', each on bases and 22.5cm high

A Victorian silver cycling trophy cup with model silver bicycle to lid, engraved 'Bristol Richmond Cycling Club Challenge Vase', repousse foliate panels and margins, gilded interior, overall height 31cm, the cup marked for London, 1898, maker's stamp Kemp Brothers, the model cycle similarly marked but without date letter (22 troy ounces)

A Victorian silver trophy of goblet form engraved with birds, foliage and oval borders (height 26cm), gilded interior, marks for London, 1898 (13.2 troy ounces) on a dark wood socle set with three silver shields engraved to E Brain 1898, 1899 and 1900

An un-engraved silver trophy of slender ovoid form (height 29cm), the two handles topped with animal heads (6 troy ounces) on a disproportionately large wooden socle fixed with two silver plaques engraved WINNER E.A BRAIN THREE TUNS 1923-4 and 1924-5

An un-engraved ovoid silver trophy with squared handles on a dark wood socle marked Kemp Bros., the trophy marked for London, 1927, maker's stamp Kemp Brothers (height including base 20cm) (6.4 troy ounces)

A SILVER GILT TROPHY

A MIXED TRAY OF SILVER, WATCHES, GARDENING MEDAL, WWI MEDALS AND TROPHY

A Silver Two Handled Trophy for the Brighton Horse Show and Sussex County Agricultural Society, Riding Master Hack Class 1929

An Early 20th Century Antelope Horn Trophy on a Walnut Shield with a Metal Plaque Marked 'Le Hodna, French Algeria' 20x30cm

An original 1966 World Cup Championships Commemorative Medal in gold metal, depicting the Jules Rimet trophy to one side and World Cup Willie to the other. Within the original presentation plastic case.

Depicts an S6B Schneider Trophy Seaplane at sunset, a Centenary tribute to aircraft designed R.J Mitchell, signed by a host of people that were involved in the construction of the aircraft, the son of Mitchell and dedicated by the Artist. Framed and glazed.

A very rare solid bronze and silver plated "Schneider Trophy" car mascot, mounted to an ornate wooden base with silver-plated fittings. A similar example of this piece (offered from the estate of the late R J Mitchell's son) was sold by Dominic Winter Auctions for £27,000 last year. The original full-size Schneider Trophy now resides in the Science Museum, London. These smaller examples are believed to be the 'presentation' versions that were awarded as trophies and mementos for officials, sponsors etc. The trophy was awarded to the fastest seaplane over a 212 nautical mile course. Any country which won the trophy three years out of 5 would be permitted to keep the trophy. Britain completed this in 1931. The trophy is offered in excellent condition, featuring engraved plaques listing former custodians of the award. A superb piece of Rolls-Royce aviation history.

A very attractive Schneider S6B Seaplane accessory radiator mascot, circa 1929 period, stamped 'Rolls-Royce' to the underside of one of the floats. As produced to commemorate the famous Schneider Trophy Races on the South Coast of England at the time, and reputedly awarded to the engine designers, pilots, winners, and officials. Nickel silver finish, on bronze base metal, earlier multi-component example, display base mounted.

Small Silver Trophy dated 1912

A Handicare Trophy Class 3 Scooter 4/8mph approved for road use, two mirrors, front bag, rear basket, stick holders and automatic battery charger purchased November 2011 for £4,300 - in like new condition, last serviced in March 2014, sold with V5 - All relevant paperwork which is in the office

Twenty five boxes of Mimic Motorways track and various loose track including Trophy accessory set by Tri-ang, eighteen vehicles two boxed trailers and ten hand controllers

Two silver trophy cups engraved for the Histon and District Homing Society - Total approx. weight 19 troy oz.

A large twin handled lidded silver trophy cup - Histon and District Homing Club - Height 48 cm - Weight approx. 57 troy oz Condition report: Hallmarks rubbed, overall good condition

A large twin handled lidded silver trophy cup - Histon and District Homing Club - London 1910/11 maker R P - Height 38 cm - Total weight approx. 45 troy oz Condition report: Some minor denting but overall reasonably good

A single twin handled trophy cup - Histon and District Homing Society - London 1910/11 - maker C B & S - Total approx. weight 16 troy oz - Height 17 cm Condition report: Generally good condition

A collection of six silver trophy cups - Total weight approx.. 53 troy oz Condition report: Some dents to all

RACING INTEREST: PAIR OF WATERFORD CRYSTAL TROPHY VASES for the 1978 Joe Coral Handicap Hurdle, Teeside, boxed, 26cm high

A small two handled silver trophy on ebonised plinth with Robinson & Co. Ltd Shrewsbury inset plaque, 14.5cm high, 75g, Birmingham

A small two handled silver trophy on ebonised plinth, 16cm high, 60g, Birmingham

Corgi Ltd Edition Ferrari 1962 Tourist Trophy Set. Number 3578 of 5000. This Boxed Set of 3 Ferraris Complete with Certificate of Authenticity and Papers, Is In Unused Condition.

Automobilia - DONINGTON 10 Apr 1937 BRITISH EMPIRE TROPHY RACE Official Programme. Missing staples.

Aviation 3 cards, Schneider Trophy -2 Daily Mail Reserve: £15

A silver plated cricket trophy cup, S St A.C.C Batting prize 1910, W Barber

Victorian silver goblet with knopped stem on round foot, maker's mark rubbed, Birmingham, 1866, and five silver trophy cups, 13oz, 404g,

Victorian silver cigar box of competitive shooting interest engraved with the Major Shooting Prizes won by A. B. Riall 1930-65, by Wright & Davies, London, 1900, 19cm wide,Bioraphical Notes; Air Commodore A B RiallBeginning his career in the Army in 1932 with the East Yorkshire Regiment (India) he was seconded to the RAF Iraq Levies in 1947. In 1948, after relinquishing his commission in the Army, he transferred to the RAF Regiment as a Sqn Ldr. Whilst OC of the Iraq Levies he was Master of the Royal Exodus Hunt in Iraq from 1953 to 1955. After retiring he became the general Secretary of the National Rifle Association from 1968 to1980. He won numerous shooting trophies and one RAF's highest individual shooting trophies is the Arthur Riall Trophy.

George V silver tin and cover by Mappin & Webb, Engraved Bisley as a shooting trophy, London, 1926, 8.6oz, 268g,

Silver trophy cup and cover and other small silver items,

A small silver trophy cup and a quantity of miscellaneous items

Royal Smithfield Show 2002 - A large silver gilt Armada Dish Trophy, The Championship Trophy for The Supreme Champion Pen of Lambs, of traditional form with broad reeded border, 36.25cm diameter, 44.69oz In good condition

The Hesketh Bank Cup, 1913, a large silver two handled trophy cup and cover by the Goldsmiths' and Silversmiths' Company Ltd, London 1910, the baluster body plain below two leaf capped and beaded handles, raised on a low circular gadrooned pedestal foot, the cover with bud finial, inscribed 'Hesketh Bank Cup won by Henry Birkbeck's F.D Broadmoor', 41cm high, 75.4oz It is understood that the Hesketh Bank Cup was awarded at an Open Coursing Meeting held at Hesketh Bank which lies North East of Southport in Lancashire. This cup has remained in the vendor's family since its presentation. In very good condition

A French gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mantel clock garniture, unsigned A French gilt metal and Sevres style porcelain mantel clock garniture, unsigned, late 19th century, the circular eight-day bell striking movement with circular powder blue ground Roman cartouche numeral dial with polychrome floral painted concentric band to centre, the case with lovebird and laurel surmount to the shallow arch pediment, fronted with panel painted with a musical trophy over scroll crest and dial flanked by free-standing bulbous uprights painted with reserves of cherubs playing musical instruments within a blue field, the shaped base with conforming inset panel to centre flanked by Ionic pilasters and moulded curved end sections issuing scroll supports, 36cm high (41cm high overall including separate giltwood stand); with a pair of urn-shaped side ornaments en-suite, each painted with panels depicting cherubs and with grotesque mask handles over panel centred shaped base with curved end sections and toupe feet, each 27.5cm high (32cm high overall including giltwood stands).

A Regency gilt brass and ebonised figural mantel timepiece case A Regency gilt brass and ebonised figural mantel timepiece case, early 19th century, now fitted with early 20th century eight-day back-wound movement with chrome plated dust cover and circular white enamel Roman numeral dial set within circular brass housing applied with Prince-of-Wales feather crest and raised on support cast as a palm tree applied with military trophy flanked by standing figures of peasants, the box base applied with further military trophy to front and with cast paw feet, 38cm high.

A Swiss ¾lls in sight' automaton music box, Picard-Lion, Geneva A Swiss ¾lls in sight' automaton music box, Picard-Lion, Geneva, late 19th century, the mechanism playing a choice of ten airs via an 11 inch pinned brass cylinder and tuned steel comb with additional accompaniment on six bells played in pairs by one of three seated figures in Oriental dress, the mechanism driven by single crank-wound spring drum mounted on gilt iron bed with tune indication sector beneath hinged glass internal cover with CHANGE/REPEAT and STOP/PLAY selection levers to right hand side, the lid pasted with hand-written tune sheet within lithograph landscape decorated borders centred with a pair of figures in traditional Swiss Alpine dress to foreground, the lower margin inscribed PICARD, LION, EDITEUR, GENEVE, the exterior with musical trophy marquetry decoration within line-strung borders to lid and cast brass handles to the grained sides, on ebonised squab feet, 58cm wide.

A Ceylonese carved and stained wood wall mounting model of an elephant A Ceylonese carved and stained wood wall mounting model of an elephant's head trophy, mid 20th century, with shield shaped backplate, a hand written card taped to the reverse inscribed 'This elephant's head was bought in Ceylon in 1946', 39cm high, 33cm wide, 41cm protuberance

A George V carved wood salmon trophy, naturalistically painted and mounted to backing board with the text '19lb 7oz, Caught by R. C. Risden, R. Tweed, October 1911' 33 x 96cm (13 x 37in)

A large plated two handled Trophy with embossed decoration, a plated tea kettle with wicker wound handle on spirit heater stand, a plated table hot plate and other items.

Small silver two handled trophy cup on plinth. Birmingham hallmarks.

A Box of various mixed Silver Plated Wares to include small Trophy Cups, Tea Wares, Butter Dishes, Cruet Items, Table Lighter, Toast Rack etc, plus large Silver Plated Tea Tray (qty)

An Indian Colonial white metal two-handled trophy cup and cover, bears the stamp of Allan & Hayes, mid 19th Century, campana-shaped with fruiting vine and leaf pattern decoration, engraved inscription "Nynee Tal Rifle Club, 1861, 1st Prize, won by T.P. Judging", engraved initial, domed scrollwork and foliate foot, 13 1/4in. (34cms), 59.5oz. See illustration

A box containing a selection of plated wares to include a good quality teapot, large two handled sugar basin and milk jug, all raised on four paw supports, a good quality 19th century teapot of squat form bearing an emblem with text Jumcta in Uno Tria, further plated ewer, hot water pot, trophy, sugar tongs, also together with a quantity of unsorted, mostly silver plated, cutlery, etc

A Pair of Trophy Elk Antlers on Shield Plinth.

Hallmarked silver sauceboat, London and two hallmarked silver trophy cups (3).

Plated tea service, 4 trophy cups & egg cup