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Silverplated trophy 1929 Blackley Golf Club presentation to JA Collins and GM Coope Four Ball Foursomes. H: 15 cm, D: 24 cm

A silver twin handled pedestal trophy bowl, of circular form with panelled decoration, on a circular base, Birmingham 1911, weight 901 gms. Illustrated

An Oriental circular dish, decorated with a foliate border and further mostly plated wares, comprising; a pair of bottle coasters, with turned wooden bases, two twin handled trophy cups, a circular dish, a pair of dishes with bird finials, a circular trinket box, decorated with horses heads, a small circular bowl and a pair of sugar tongs.

A silver octagonal twin handled presentation trophy bowl, on an octagonal foot, Sheffield 1928, with a grille and a silver seven bar toastrack, with a loop shaped handle, Sheffield 1938, combined weight of weighable silver 661 gms.

A silver twin handled large fruit/trophy bowl, with scrolling handles and on a circular foot, London 1903, diameter 25.8 cms, weight 1750 gms. Illustrated

An Edwardian mahogany and marquetry inlaid, lyre shaped mantel clock (27.5cm high), a 19th century pewter two handled trophy (31.5cm high) and a Victorian turned walnut lacemakers twin branch girandole on a circular foot. (3)

A late Victorian oval gesso wall mirror, with bird, trophy, and foliate frame, 115cm high

A fine French Louis Philippe ormolu and patinated bronze figural 'Napoleon A fine French Louis Philippe ormolu and patinated bronze figural 'Napoleon' mantel clock Handall and fils, Paris, circa 1830 The circular eight-day outside countwheel bell striking movement with silk pendulum suspension and signed Handall & fils a Paris over stamped number 40 L to backplate, the case cast with a gilt standing figure of the Emporer in full military dress poised beside the breach of a field cannon incorporating dished silvered Roman numeral dial set behind the twelve-spoke gun carriage wheel fitted with blued steel spade hands to hub, the tall swept plinth base applied with sunburst mount incorporating figure of Napoleon standing amongst military trophies and saluting before Classical buidings and with outstretched eagle to foreground, the angles adorned with further bold military trophy mounts over feet cast as laurel wreaths enclosing the script TOULON and LODIN with furher conforming central medallion inscribed MANTOUE flanked by laurel swags between, 44.5cm (17.5ins) high.

  A fine Victorian engraved gilt brass hump-back carriage clock with push-button repeat and original black marble inset stand Probably by Thomas Cole for retail by Edward Biven, London, circa 1845  The rectangular two train going barrel movement with four plain pillars pinned through the backplate, five-spoke wheel crossings and rear winding, the four-wheel going train regulated by horizontal gilt platform ratchet tooth lever escapement with sprung steel three-arm balance mounted above the plates, the strike train devised without warning and with push-button repeat sounding on a gong mounted on the movement backplate,  the arched silvered brass dial finely engraved with intense asymmetric foliate scrolls on a horizontal hatched ground to centre and with fine blued steel  fleur-de-lys   hands within a 3.25 inch Gothic Roman numeral chapter ring inscribed  EDWARD BIVEN, KING WILLIAM STREET CITY   either side of the  XII   numeral and with narrow outer minute track, the borders overlaid with a shaped gilt brass mask surround further engraved with conforming leafy trails and incorporating inset shaped silvered reserve featuring a single elaborate floral spray to lower margin, the arched case with bevelled front glass secured within repeating leaf decorated bezel plate by screws to a one-piece casting engraved with continuous large scale bird inhabited floral trail to top and sides and fitted with unusual two-piece hinged interlocking carrying handle, the sides with applied repeating leaf decorated skirts at the base, the back with one-piece frosted gilt plate fitted with shuttered winding holes and  FAST/SLOW   regulation    within impressive engraved trophy panel incorporating quiver of arrows, bow, tambourine and a nesting bird, on shaped bracket feet, 17cm (6.75ins) high with handle folded;  with original stand with rectangular cavetto moulded black marble insert to gilt floral trail engraved canted skirt, 24cm (9.5ins) high overall with handle raised.  Edward Biven does not appear in usual reference works however he his recorded in  The London Gazette   as watch maker and jeweller of 64 Great William Street as having bankruptcy proceedings filed against him April 8th 1854.   The life and work of Thomas Cole is extensively documented in Hawkins, J.B.  THOMAS COLE  &  VICTORIAN CLOCKMAKING.   Thomas Cole was born in Nether Stowey, Somerset in 1800. His father, Thomas senior, was a local clockmaker who is now known to have moved his family to Taunton in around 1815; he was a talented maker who probably taught both Thomas and his older brother, James Ferguson, the clockmaking trade. By 1821 James Ferguson had moved to London and filed a Patent for a pivoted detent escapement, by 1823 he was working from New Bond Street where he was joined by his younger brother, Thomas.  Over the next twelve years the two brothers worked alongside each other and produced a series of highly complicated silver 'humpback' carriage clocks very much in the manner of Abraham Louis Breguet (leading some to speculate a connection between Breguet and the Cole brothers). Please note:General opinion is that this clock is probably not by Thomas Cole. It is more likely to be attributed to E.W. Robins. [Please contact Auctioneer for full lot description]

A good quality silver plated pedestal dish of wide and low proportions with extensively shaped bowl, good quality etched foliate decoration and pierced lattice loop handle, a shallow plated dish with pierced and further embossed decoration, a small salver of circular form raised on tri supports with embossed shaped outline, a small 19th century teapot with extensive chased decoration together with a clear glass bowl housed within a plated trophy shaped surround, raised on three scrolling supports on a circular base with applied ivy leaf decoration and further embossed scenes of wild life, etc

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup Raised on single knop stem, Birmingham 1926, weight approx. 9.5oz, complete with wooden plinth base, with silver shield winners plaques.

A good quality Edward VII Britannia hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup Relief decorated having acanthus leaves above a cast rope rim, made by Lambert & Co London 1908, weight approx 20.4oz, height 11.5cm. (illustrated)

A framed and glazed 1953 Public School black and white photograph depicting The Winners of the Bisley (gun related) Public Schools Snap & Rapid Trophy together with an Art Deco framed and glazed painted metal picture depicting a Young Courting Couple.

A Tray of Coloured Glass Ware and Silver Plated Trophy.

A cast iron garden bench, finished in black and gold, the back incorporating an oval trophy, W. 106cm.

A mourning smallsword, c 1800, slender blade 31” of hollow triangular section, etched with panels of scrollwork, trophy of weapons, and maker’s name “White & Sons, Marlborough St, London”, the blackened steel hilt comprising pierced shell guard and knucklebow, ribbed and facetted grip, and ovoid pommel, each decorated with rosettes, circles and lines of facetted steel studs. GC (some wear to blade, one or two studs missing from hilt). Plate 5

An Imperial German Artillery officer’s sword, of the 4th Magdeburg Field Artillery, plated blade 32” etched with scrolls and trophy of arms, and with blued panels, on one side with crown over “FR” and Feld Artill Regt Prinz Regent Luitport v Bayern (Maddeburgisches) No 4”, on the other side a horse drawn field gun and limber, the plain steel stirrup hilt with wire bound fishskin covered grip, in its steel scabbard. Basically GC (small patches of flaking and rust to blade, the hilt painted gold and the scabbard painted black over rust). Plate 5

A SMALL EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED GERMAN GOLFING TROPHY depicting a gentleman golfer about to take a shot, stamped WMF and on a turned wooden socle with silver label for 'Malden Golf Club Four Ball, Foursomes, 1934 Winners R C Green & E J Doyle', 15 1/4cm high

A small Silver punch Bowl with two lion head handles, London hallmark and a Silver Golf trophy, London

A selection of 12 various Sports Programmes from the 1930s onwards with a 1951 Bath City Reserves trophy to W Toogood

A Mixed Lot of Silver Plated Items including a Pair of Napkin Rings, Salt and Pepper Pot, Five Salt Cellars, Tankard, Trophy, Oil Bottle, Six H'or D'oeuvres Forks plus an Inkwell and Quantity of Cutlery

A silver short Candlestick, hallmarked Birmingham, 1971, 2½in (6.25cm) high, together with eight other small silver pieces including Edwardian cigarette case, George V pin tray, Victorian ornate bowl, George V two-handled trophy cup, plain bowl, Edwardian heart-shaped photo frame and a pair of continental two-handled dishes, marked "800", chased with fruit decoration, approximate weight of silver 8¼ozt (9)

A George V silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, having raised decoration, 18.3oz, maker Williams (Birmingham Ltd), Birmingham 1912, h.14cm

* A contemporary silver pedestal racing trophy cup and cover, in the Art Deco style, the cover with horse and jockey finial, the body of tapering form, to stepped circular foot, maker Wakely & Wheeler, London 1980, 17oz, h.25.5cm Condition Report / Extra Information Very small dent to underside of cover Some light surface scratches and tarnishing throughout Stands well Cover fits well Generally good order

* A contemporary silver racing trophy, of open tapering form, having engine turned inside edge, dated 1979, reverse titled Portal, on a circular teak base, Sheffield 1979, maker N.H.B, gross h.30cm Condition Report / Extra Information Horse and jockey figure broken at foot With visible glue remnants, further tarnished throughout With light surface scratches and handling wear

An Art Nouveau silver pedestal three-handled trophy cup, the shaped handles with pierced and stylised terminals, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1909, 20.7oz, h.17cm, bowl dia.15cm Condition Report / Extra Information Stands well Good polished condition with no apparent faults

A HALLMARKED SILVER TROPHY CUP - SHEFFIELD 1894, engraved for the Burton Amateur Regatta Angelsey Plate 1895, maker's mark MW, approx weight 355 g ,H 23.25 cm For shipping price on this lot please visit www.cuttlestones.co.uk/shipping

EDWARDIAN BRASS OVAL WALL MIRROR surmounted by a trophy with ornate decoration and two floral roundels, with a bevelled plate, 80cm wide

A Chinese Export Silver trophy, The British Pacific Fleet Regatta Challenge Cup, engraved with winners from 1927 to 1960, of circular form with twin-drawn handles raised on circular spreading foot, Engraved both sides with details of winners, maker's mark of Wang Hing, approximately 29oz, 14cm high x 32cm wide to handles

A Walker & Hall silver pedestal trophy cup with cast lion handles, 9.5oz troy approx

A George V silver cream jug; an Edwardian silver vase shaped pepperette; a single silver salt; a silver mounted rocker blotter; a small silver two handled trophy; and a silver bowl, (6)

A small hallmarked silver trophy cup on stand 13.5cm tall, 85g

An hallmarked silver trophy cup, napkin rings, tea strainer, vesta case, novelty sugar tongs formed as a wishbone, a hallmarked thimble and another marked sterling 155g together with a hallmarked silver teething ring, plated novelty trinket dish with reclining lady to rear and tortoiseshell topped pot with inset white metal ship

A quantity of silver plate including Mappin & Webb, together with two small silver sporting trophy cups 1934 and 1935

A twin handled silver trophy cup, Sheffield, M. H. & Co, date rubbed. Height 17 cm, weight approx 500g

A hallmarked silver bright cut spoon, white metal mounted horn beaker, silver trophy cup etc

A silver Trophy "Levisham Agricultural Society Annual Show" presented by J D Tomlinson, on a wooden base, 6 1/2" (16cms) diameter, Sheffield 1918, 10.3oz.

Tray of assorted metal ware to include pair of brass baluster candle sticks, brass shell case, plated salt and pepper set in the form of birds, various plated teaspoons, trophy cup etc.

FRANCIS CHICHESTER. "Chart of Navigation Stars." Compiled by Francis Chichester Flight-Lieut., R.A.F.V.R. Johnston Memorial Trophy for Navigation 1931, f&g, 650 x 1050mm, good.

Mixed lot comprising Silver plated Trophy Cup for Bream Horticultural Society, usually fitted with a hallmarked Silver lid, raised on a circular ebonised base together with a further Silver plated double handled Trophy Cup, The J & B Gunters Challenge Cup , 17 high (2)

Mixed lot comprising a small 20th Century Birmingham hallmarked Silver Trophy Cup on turned Ebonised base, (A/F) together with a further Birmingham hallmarked Silver mustard with hinged lid and related spoon, total weighable Silver approx 4oz

A plated teapot, trophy cups and similar items

A Victorian brass oil lamp,the two-handled trophy cup on round black ceramic plinth, with etched foliate globe shade,53cm high

Three early 20th century silver miniature trophy cups, complete with ebonised stands together with a continental silver backed hair brush (4)

A Victorian oak work box and contents to include small silver trophy cup and bead necklaces etc

A silver plated trophy, 'In Gratitude from The Guide Dogs Society', height 16cm

THREE SILVER ITEMS including a pierced bon bon dish, a small single bloom vase and a rosewood trophy block mounted with a silver plaque and modern stylised running figure, vase 15.5cm high Note: Running figure has been re-glued to base, other items in good condition

SILVER PLATED TROPHY AND STAND together with other silver plated items

CARRICK FARMERS SOCIETY SILVER PLATED TROPHY CUP

A Russian desk item in the form of an anchor, dated 1975, a tank desk trophy with Cyrillic legend, together with various miscellaneous items to include Russian moon landing lamp, brass Art Nouveau style picture frame, modern resin scrimshaw tooth, and hardstone eggs. (16)

A group of three dressing table brushes comprising two hair and a clothes brush, all initialled M.B.R., a silver cigarette case, initialled F.R.V., silver trumpet vase, 20cm high, and a white metal trophy cup for 'No 1 Cadet Squadron Sports, July 1916, Highest Aggregate, No 3 Troop', 8cm high. (6)

Ray Parlour signed photograph. 16 x 12 inches colour photograph autographed by Arsenal legend Ray Parlour seen here proudly holding aloft the FA Premiership Trophy at Highbury in May 2004 Good condition.

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY SOLID SILVER SPORTING TROPHY Hallmarked James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield, 1897, twin handled and complete with lid bearing a classical figure finial, the central cartouche engraved with a race horse and jockey. (approx h 45cm) (1426g)

A pair of silver two handles trophy cups, the shallow circular bowl engraved with initials, having a pair of triangular handles with urn ends (one missing), raised on a circular pedestal foot, London 1912, maker Finnigans Ltd, weight 61oz

King & Country RAF6, Waiting and Ready (2), RAF8, Ground Crew Set (3), RAF9, Flying Officer with Trophy, unboxed sets, VG (6)

French silver neo classical trophy cup. Condition report: see terms and conditions

An interesting selection of mid 20th Century Veteran Car Rally Runs Memorabilia including London to Brighton, Beaconsfield Rally and Reliability Trail June 18th 1938, Birmingham to Coventry Rally Festival of Britain 1951 and Silver Jubilee Rally 1955 etc., together with a Veteran Trials Trophy and Booklet "Prices of 1937 Cars" (selection)

A George V hallmarked silver miniature three handled trophy cup, and a further similar example, both raised on spreading circular feet, Sheffield 1910 and 1911, height 5.25cm and 6.5cm, combined approx 2.3ozt.

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup and cover inscribed "Capel Morris Cup Snooker Handicap 1930, Winner H.S. Davis Esq", Birmingham 1930, height 15.5cm, also three hallmarked silver eggcups and a silver napkin ring, combined approx 7.85ozt (5).

An oak trophy with brass mounted rim and with twin handles, centred with a brass shield shaped vacant cartouche, the body constructed of sections of wood, raised on spreading circular foot, diameter 24cm.