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Phil Vickery white and red No.3 England v. Australia 2003 Rugby World Cup Final match worn short-sleeved shirt, Nike, XXL, with crew-neck collar and embroidered red rose badge, with further iRB RUGBY WORLD CUP 2003 badge with Phil Vickery England v. Australia 22nd November 2003 38th Cap decal, the front of the shirt  autographed by Vickery, with areas of pitch staining with colour photograph of Phil Vickery wearing the shirt with his World Cup winning medal and holding the The Webb Ellis (World Cup) Trophy The above shirt was worn by Phil Vickery in the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final match against Australian played on 22nd November 2003, the match ending in a 20-17 victory for England.

Three England 2003 World Cup replica shirts display, signed by Lawrence Dallaglio, Neil Back and Richard Hill, each shirt mounted side by side, with a colour photograph of the three players holding the World Cup trophy, and with typed legend, edition 2 of 10, in a glazed framed display, 89 x 121cm.; sold with the programme and signed ticket from Rugby World Cup Champions Dinners, held at Goldolphin Ballroom, Emirates Tower Hotel, Dubai, on 28th June 2004, the ticket also signed the three players and two colour photograph display of the three players, signed in black marker pen, mounted, glazed and framed, 92 x 63cm., (4)

A 2015 Rugby World Cup captains-autographed display, featuring pre-printed Rugby World Cup cards bearing the signatures of individual captains, organised in columns relating to Pools A-D, each accompanied by an attractive pin badge featuring a rugby player in the national colours and bearing national emblems, all mounted either side of a photograph of the Webb-Ellis trophy and title plaques, with authenticity hologram, mounted, framed and glazed, 58.5 by 83.5cm The 20 captains at the 2015 Rugby World Cup were: Stephen Moore (Australia), Chris Robshaw (England), Sam Warburton (Wales), Akapusi Qera (Fiji), Santiago Vilaseca (Uruguay), Jean de Villiers (South Africa), Ofisa Treviranus (Samoa), Michael Leitch (Japan), Greig Laidlaw (Scotland), Chris Wyles (USA), Richie McCaw (New Zealand), Agustin Creevy (Argentina), Nili Latu (Tonga), Mamuka Gorgodze (Georgia), Jacques Burger (Namibia), Thierry Dusautoir (France), Paul O'Connell (Ireland), Sergio Parisse (Italy), Tyler Ardron (Canada), Mihai Macovei (Romania)

Rugby World Cup 2015 memorabilia, comprising gilt-metal VIP commemorative whistle England 2015, numbered 10 of 250, in perspex cased and cardboard external box with RWC 2015 Logon and England lettering with Authentic Collection badge; sold with England RWC 2015 quarter-final 4 ticket, mounted with photograph of the RWC trophy cup, perspex glazed and framed, 48.5 x 38.5cm., with COA on reverse of frame, (2)

Brad Barritt signed white England no.12 shirt v Australia 2015 World Cup, played at Twickenham, 3rd October 2015, match-issue, Canterbury, XL, short-sleeved with 2003 gold trophy cup decal, England red rose and RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 decal, embroidered BRAD BARRITT 26TH CAP 1333 ENGLAND V AUSTRALIA OCTOBER 3, 2015, reverse numbered 12, signed and dedicated in black marker pen on front Australia defeated England 33-13, with Barritt substituted in the 65th minute.

A large Victorian silver golfing cup and cover,by West & Son (Langley Archer West), London 1898/9,engraved 'The Southwood Trophy', on a turned ebonised base, housed in a presentation box with a minute book containing related literature,44cm wide, 46cm high, weighable approximately 175ozt (3)

A selection of 19th Century and later silver plated wares, including: muffin dish and cover by Walker & Hall, Sheffield; tea pot, by WMF; early 20th Century silver plated trophy cup; Cavalier Queen’s Silver Jubilee circular bowl; twin handled rectangular warming dish, raised on four paw feet; condiments; and other items.

A Victorian silver plated twin handled trophy cup, the body with central oval panel bearing presentation inscription to Capt. T Richardson, 19th Durham Rifle Corps., 1872, flanked by further oval panels illustrating riflemen, over a knopped stem with rifle supports, 29cms high.

A Victorian silver plated Championship Cup trophy and cover, presented to the Hartlepool Harriers, by their president Alderman T Richardson, J.P.C.C. Feb 1893, of twin handled form, raised over an elaborate stem terminating in a circular foot, by Philip Ashberry & Sons, Sheffield, 39cms high, with accompanying ebonised wood stepped circular base, with applied shield shaped presentation plaques ranging 1893-1909.

A collection of Victorian and later silver plated sports trophies, including: Adelaide Club Billiard Tournament trophies; Stock Exchange Club Billiard Tournament trophies; A.R.C. Swimming Races Championship trophy cup, 1909; and others; together with an ebonised wood square form trophy stand, with silver presentation plaque.

Three Victorian Rossall School Sports silver plated trophy cups, comprising: 65th L.R.V. Challenge Cup 2nd prize trophy cup, dated June 1865; Rossall School Scratch Fours trophy cup, rowed at Cambridge, 1865; and a silver plated trophy cup or tumbler, awarded for Rossall School Sports Consolation Race (200yds) 1897, each inscribed to T. Richardson.

Art Deco pewter fruit stand marked AOG3275, with glass liner, 29 x 26cm together with a large Art Deco silver plated basketball trophy with marble base, 31.5cm high

Continental silver flared rim beaker, 7.5cm high, together with a small silver trophy cup

ASSORTED ANTIQUE STERLING SILVER INCLUDING MAPPIN & WEBB CHILDS SPOON & FORK SET, TROPHY CUP DATED 1927, BADGES, THIMBOLS AND NAPKIN RINGS, TOTAL WEIGHT 450G

Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters signed 16x12 black and white plus colour photo. Photo shows Englands Two World Cup goalscorers hold the Jules Rimet Trophy with Captain Bobby Moore. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10

A mixed collection of silver items consisting of two small bowls one possibly imported (new photo) , a scent funnel, a perfume bottle, a trophy and a hip flask, mixed makers, weight 5.2oz approx

A silver collection of miniature dollhouse pieces, including a bedframe, a pair of liquor cups, a instrument and umbrella stand, two water jugs and a trophy, mixed makers, weight 2 oz approx

A mounted snarling fox head trophy on a wooden shield back entitled EJSE January 12th 1929

A mounted fox head trophy on a wooden shield back entitled Croom Harriers 9-2-53

An oak and steel banded barrel, an outsized saucepan with iron handle, a collection of shaped foot moulds, trophy mounts, etc

Four assorted silver napkin rings, four small silver salt bowls, four salt spoons and a silver trophy, 9oz approx

An early 20th century Walker & Hall silver rose bowl twin handled trophy engraved "Khartoum Horse show 1911, 1st prize ladies hacks", 22 cm wide maximum and 23 cm high max with original wire mesh, Sheffield 1911, 13.6 ozs

Mixed Lot: Various wares to include silver plated trophy cups, various glass and ceramic vases, candle stands etc

Three boxes of mixed collectables including various metal and wooden candle sticks, cut glass decanters with metal tags, football trophy, silver picture frame, enamel bowls and dishes, binoculars, Russian dolls etc.

A box containing boxed and cased cutlery; stainless steel teaware; trophy cup etc

An Arts & Crafts hammered silver plated trophy, 1929 ‘The Richard Burbidge Cup’ Richard Burbidge was managing director of Harrods, 13.5cm

A SMALL PARCEL OF SILVER, comprising six assorted napkin rings, a late Victorian thimble, a George V tea strainer, maker J E Bushell, Birmingham 1944 and a small twin handled trophy engraved ' WALSALL GOLF CLUB ROSE BOWLS AUTUMN 1933', makers Charles S Green & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1925, gross weight 8.21ozt, 255.5 grams, together with two white metal thimbles (Parcel) (Condition Report: trophy and a couple of the napkin rings are a bit misshapen, all items are in useable condition)

A TAXIDERMY TROPHY STAG'S HEAD, with nine point antlers, raised on an oak plinth mount, approx. height 110cm (1)

A late Victorian silver plated trophy cup by James Meakin & Sons With twin-handles, inscribed 'THE CHAMOUNIX CUP PRESENTED BY HERR C ADOLPH SEEBOLD' and 'WON BY CANNON 1901, SOUTHEND ON SEA REGATTA', 28cm high.

1914 Rover 12hp Tourer Registration no. SP 363 Chassis no. 3719 Engine no. 3719•Landmark early Rover•Present ownership for the last 20 years•Actively campaigned in VCC eventsWhat would eventually become the Rover company began by manufacturing one of the landmark designs in the history of human transportation: the 'Safety Bicycle'. Brainchild of John Kemp Starley, the Rover cycle featured two identical-size wheels and chain drive to the rear, thus rendering the precarious front-drive 'Ordinary' - better known as the 'Penny Farthing' - obsolete at a stroke. The firm's first venture into powered transportation came in 1888 with an electric tricycle, but it would be another 16 years, by which time its founder J K Starley had died, before the Rover Cycle Company began experimenting with the internal combustion engine. Designer Edmund Lewis was recruited from Daimler and drew up Rover's first series-production automobile, an 8hp single-cylinder with aluminium backbone frame, an adventurous design that despite its shortcomings remained in production until 1912.Lewis followed up with a more conventional 6hp model, which earned itself the distinction of being Rover's first entered in any competition, in this case the Bexhill Speed Trials of 1902. Before his departure for Siddeley-Deasy, Lewis bequeathed another significant design, the 16/20hp, winner of the 1907 Isle of Man Tourist Trophy race for Rover. After an undistinguished flirtation with the Knight sleeve-valve engine, Rover hired Wolseley engineer Owen Clegg, who reorganised production and put the company back on track with a conventional poppet-valve engined car, the 12hp. Powered by a 2.3-litre four featuring pumped lubrication (for the first time on a Rover) the 'Clegg Twelve' was the sole model in the range by 1912 and would remain in production into the 1920s.This Rover 12 has been regularly used in VCC events during its 20-year ownership by a prominent member of the Midland Section whose advancing years have brought the car to the market. A highly attractive example, displaying a wonderful patina, the Rover has been maintained throughout this time by Cooke's of Leicester. The previous owner was a Mr L Weaver of Hailsham, East Sussex, during whose ownership sympathetic restoration work was carried out by NP Veteran Engineering (invoices on file). In addition, numerous minor works were carried out to keep the vehicle in top condition: rewound mag, new spring gaiters, wheel refurbishment, various items nickel plated, etc. The car is offered with a good history file containing, among other paperwork, a VCC dating certificate, a V5C document and an original instruction book. A wonderful opportunity to purchase a delightfully original and useable Edwardian motor car, subject to very light recommissioning. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

1934 Austin 10hp Two-Seat Tourer plus Dickey Registration no. JY 3195 Chassis no. G33851•An older restoration•Present family ownership since 2003•Engine professionally rebuilt circa 20 years ago•Kept in good running order•Enthusiastically campaignedThis Austin 10hp two-seat tourer - with additional dickey seat - was first registered in March 1934, benefiting from the updates made during 1933 including an X-braced chassis, 12-volt electrics, trafficators, chromed bonnet catches, and a spare wheel cover. Aside from the Austin spending its life in and around the Southampton area, little is known of its history prior to 1970 when it was discovered on a smallholding 'in a dilapidated state' by a Mr D Shepherd, who proceeded to treat the Ten to an extensive body-off restoration. The chassis and mechanicals were stripped and restored by Bob Gentle of Southampton and the interior and roof retrimmed by Southern Upholstery.In 1974, immediately following the restoration's completion, 'JY 3195' came a close second in concours competition, winning the first rosette of many more to come. In 1975 the car won the 'Pride of Ownership Cup' at the Austin 10 National Rally and was Outright Winner at the Southsea Rally.Due to the owner's ill health, the Austin was dry stored again from 1986 onwards, but was kept running and roadworthy, before being sold to Peter Nash Specialist Cars from whom it was bought by the current vendor's family in February 2003. The car was purchased as a gift for their daughter's eighth birthday (yes, eighth not eighteenth); it was something fun that she could be taken out in and would be able to drive once she was old enough. The Austin has been loved and cherished for the last 20 years, the engine being rebuilt by Bob Glenister at Available Austins of Coventry within the first year of ownership due to a cracked block. This work and associated repairs cost almost £7,500. Since then the owners have undertaken most of the maintenance themselves. A couple of years ago, for reasons the owners cannot remember, they changed the named keeper on the V5C. In the present ownership the Austin has been used extensively, including a run to the Netherlands in 2010 where it won the 'Piston Cup' for 1st place at the Austin Ten Drivers Club weekend (trophy included). Sadly, the father of the family recently passed away and the mother and daughter feel that now is the time 'JY 3195' passed to an enthusiastic new custodian. The car comes with a decent history file containing old logbooks, period publications, and numerous invoices, while a quantity of spare parts and tools is included in the sale also.Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A silver trophy cup - one handle off - Height 17cm - approx weight 5.9 troy oz

A boxed set of six silver teaspoons engraved D and two small silver trophy cups - total weight approx 4.5 troy oz

A silver trophy cup - small dents, a leaning but no engraving - approx weight 9.6 troy oz

A collection of small silver including condiments, pickle fork, trophy cup, patch box, trowel book mark, scent bottle and other items. Various dates and makers

An Edwardian silver rose bowl trophy, with presentation engraving ‘Mr. Wroughton’s Fox Hounds 1906 1st Prize “Warranty” walked by Mr. A. W. Hagshaw’, Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd. London 1905, 8.9toz, 17.5 by 10.5cm high, with circular plinth.

A stag antler wall trophy, 8 points, mounted on an oak shield with Cameron Highlanders cap badge

Two cine films,one Pathé Frères Cinema Ltd can labelled 'Historic Motor Racing K. Lee Guinness winning 600 mile Isle of Man Tourist Trophy Race' containing a roll of 35mm film; another container labelled '16mm colour film 1964 'Over the Top' – making of the motorway M4' (2)Footnotes:Kenelm Lee Guinness was part of the Guinness brewing family, a well-known speed record breaker, and inventor/manufacturer of the KLG spark plug whose initials were derived from his own. The event referred to is believed to be the 1914 Isle of Man Tourist Trophy.Lot to be sold without reserve.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An MG advertising poster 'The Year's Greatest Achievement',promoting the award of the Segrave Trophy to Major 'Goldie' Gardner in 1938 for achieving a speed of 186.6mph in the 1100cc EX135 97 x 64cm; together with a Castrol advertising poster, printed by Max Gottschalk of Paris, depicting the July 1932 Loch Lomond World Water Speed Record of 119.8mph set by Kaye Don in Miss England III, 97 x 64cm, mounted, framed and glazed, (some old fold marks, creases and discolouration). (2)Lot to be sold without reserve.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: †† VAT at the prevailing rate on Hammer Price and Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

The 'Morris Owner' silver trophy presented by The News Chronicle, Donington, 11 September 1938,the main cup hallmarked Birmingham 1938, by WMCo (Wilmot Manufacturing Co), engraved with presentation details, repair to base and cup, 10cm high on an ebonised base. Sold together with the October 1938 issue of 'The Morris Owner' magazine, Volume XV, Number 8, with a report on the event on pages 758-9 and continued on page 810, 4to, some wear and discolouration to cover (3)Lot to be sold without reserve.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Colchester Garrison interest; a silver two handled presentation trophy cup, Officers Team Championship, 1936, base scratched 2/L Lawson, loaded, 13cm and another Officers Championship 1936, base scratched Lawson, 19cm, 152gm

Portsmouth Yacht Club interest; a silver trophy cup, Snipe, 1934, 8.5cm and R.S.Y.C. 16ft Skiff 1950, 81gm

A George III early 19th century oak cased Jonathan Godden of Malling longcase grandfather's clock. Circa 1800, the clock having a brass face marked Godden Malling over and Arabic & Roman numerals chapter ring. Glazed hood with brass trophy finials atop with reeded columns to each side. Central door below. With pendulum & weights. Damage to the hour hand, all pieces present. Measures approx. 206cm x 48cm x 24cm.

An 18 bore antique flintlock silver mounted livery pistol by Griffin & Tow, circa 1775, brass barrel inscribed 'Griffin & Tow, London' within a linear frame extending to a loop over the breech, struck with proof marks, with figured walnut butt, trigger-guard with finial of shaped outline, silver mounts finely cast and chased in low relief, comprising an elaborate trophy-of-arms side-plate, vacant escutcheon, and pommel, total length 31.75cm

A Hallmarked Silver Twin Handled Trophy Cup, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1911, engraved Birkin Cup 1912", 9.8cm high (82grams).

Embassy Water Jug, miniature trophy cups, bowls, mug etc :- One Tray

A hallmarked silver trophy plate of horse racing interest, presented by the Duke of Richmond to the owner of Moon over Miami, winner of the Oak Tree Stakes at the Glorious Goodwood meeting July 1993, the central cartouche engraved with two racehorses and Goodwood crest on the border, Sheffield 1991, approx total weight 1267g, 30cm (dia)

Birmingham sterling silver cricket trophy 1930s ( damaged see photos) Total silver weight 221 grams

Group of metalware, incl. a C19th trophy form two handled copper and brass samovar, H44cm; copper kettle; copper pint measure; brass candlesticks; six early C20th brass and ceramic light switches marked Crabtree; a oak tobacco box; and an oak letter rack

Hallmarked Sterling silver and purple enamel egg cup by Lanson Ltd., Birmingham, 1936, and a hallmarked Sterling silver trophy cup, gross 3.08ozt

Pair of repousse decorated white metal footed bowls, possibly Burmese, and a small hallmarked silver trophy engraved RMS Otranto. Footed bowl 167 grams. 

TWO EARLY COINS TO INCLUDE A MEDIEVAL EDWARD I (1272-1307) SILVER PENNY, LONDON MINT, AND A ROMAN BRONZE COIN OF CONSTANTINE I (306-337 AD) TROPHY AND CAPTIVES ON REVERSE.

A VINTAGE STAG ANTLER TROPHY BOARD

AN 1884 PEWTER ROWING TROPHY WITH THREE ANTLER HANDLES

An oak trophy box, with label for Goldsmith & Silversmith Company, with baize lined interior

SMALL GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY WILLIAM NEALE, BIRMINGHAM 1932 with twin handles, the bowl with presentation inscription, along with a silver napkin ring, also a plated quaich and tankardthe trophy 5.5cm highQty: the silver approx. 94g gross

ELIZABETH II NINE CARAT GOLD TROPHY ALEXANDER CLARK & CO. LTD., BIRMINGHAM 1967 the bowl with presentation inscription for MECCA E.D.M. BRANCHES CATERING MANAGERS' SUMMER CONTEST 1967..., with twin handles, on a domed circular foot14cm highQty: approx. 183g

A silver plated two handled tray, monogrammed, 61.5cm wide; a shaped circular EPNS salver; an EPNS cocktail shaker; an EPNS sugar caster; a silver plated mug, ""The Three Tuns, Chancery Lane"; a military goblet trophy cup, "B.Y. Best Shot of Recruits, 1911, Won By, Pte. HT Hands", 21.5cm; a pewter mug; assorted EP flatware; qty

A set of six silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1921; a set of eight silver trophy shields, Sheffield 1921; a silver cover, etc; 262g

Sir Michael Redgrave trophy - 'The Accolade - Prince of Players 1959' - 33cm high, and another figure of a shot putter (2)