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BRUCE / ROBSON Autographed colour photo (12 x 8) of Man Utd`s Steve Bruce and Bryan Robson holding aloft the Premier League trophy at Old Trafford in 1993 (their first title in 26 years), signed by both. Dealers COA included. Good

LEEDS UNITED Ten foreign programmes/brochures etc for games involving Leeds United, at Universitatea Craiova 24/10/79, Valletta 19/9/79, Djurgardens 1984, Werder Bremen 1/8/79, Edi Naegeli Tournament (Zurich) 1980, 3 items including programme and team sheets for the "sds Cup" (July 81 - Ikast Denmark) includes newspaper and brochure as well as the programme, four page brochure for the La Linea Trophy (August 1981 involving Real Madrid, Sporting Gijon, Partizan Belgrade and Leeds), plus team sheet against FC Koln 30/7/81. Generally good

RUGBY UNION ENGLAND SHIRT-WORLD CUP 2003 Very scarce item, an England Rugby Union World Cup Final shirt from 2003. The shirt was worn by tight head prop Phil Vickery (number 3). Superbly framed and includes also a programme for the match, England v Australia 22/11/2003 at Telstra Stadium, Sydney, World Cup Final together with 3 photographs, (two teamgroups and a print showing Vickery wearing the shirt and holding the World Cup). The shirt is also signed by Phil Vickery to the front. England won 20-17 with a Jonny Wilkinson drop goal proving decisive deep in extra time and to date England are the only British country to have won the World Cup and this is the first and only time that they have won the Trophy. The shirt was purchased by the vendor at a charity dinner which took place to raise funds for a Lawrence Dallaglio charity and it was generously donated by Phil Vickery. Phil played for Gloucester from 1995-2006 before moving to Wasps. He played 54 times for Wasps before a neck injury forced his retirement from the game in 2010 and he made his final appearance against Gloucester at Kingsholm in September 2010 which was where he had started his career. Phil was capped 73 times by England and five times by the British Lions taking part in the 2001 and 2009 Lions tours. He played in 3 World Cup tournaments captaining England in 2007. In the triumphant 2003 World Cup he played in all 7 England games. Good

ARMY CUP FINAL 1914 Rather a poignant programme in this Centenary year of the start of the First World War, official programme for the Army Cup Final 1914, 1st Battalion Hampshire Regiment (Colchester) v Army Service Corps (Woolwich), 13/4/1914 at Army Football Ground, Aldershot. One is rather inclined to wonder how many of these young soldiers survived the First World War (which was only a few months away) unscathed. 16 page programme + covers and includes personal details of the players, list of previous winners since 1888, team group photographs of the teams and a photograph of the trophy etc. Rusty staples otherwise good. Generally good

SPEEDWAY MISCELLANY Collection of Speedway Annuals, booklets, programmes etc. Comprises Stenner Speedway Annuals 1946-48 inc, 1950-53 inc, Stenners Speedway Journal Autumn and Winter 1948, Eldons Speedway Journal, Speedway Cavalcade, Norman Parker My Story, Bill Kitchen My Story, World Sports Digest 1946, Small Scrapbook of Speedway cuttings and cards, two photographs of Ronnie Moore with the World Championship Trophy, and four programmes Dick Case`s Speedway 29/6/41 at Harringay, California v Eastbourne 1954, Rye House v Bournemouth 1947 and Rye House v Chalfonts 1948. Fair-good

MOTOR RACING Six programmes at Silverstone for Daily Express Trophy meetings 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1964 & 1966. Most are slightly creased and show signs of wear and some have annotations. Generally good

A French Napoleon III gilt metal mounted parquetry commode with shaped scagliola top above two drawers centred on floral trophy, canted angles on angular cabriole legs with leafy paw sabots, 97 cm wide, 51 cm deep, late 19th Century

A good Edwardian eleven piece painted mahogany bedroom suite comprising: wardrobe, double bed, cheval mirror, towel rail, bedside cupboard, dressing table, chest of drawers, Sutherland table and three chairs, the wardrobe with flared cornice above a diamond hatched frieze, pair of small panelled doors, painted with oval vignettes after Angelica Kauffman within pearl frames and green line and gilt leaf slip borders, four long drawers under, each with rectangular trophy painted panels within conforming borders flanked by a pair of long doors with oval floral filled urns, the bed, bow-front chest of drawers and bow-front dressing table all with conforming painted panels, the bedside cupboard with floral trophy, the cheval mirror with ribbon tied shield shaped bevelled mirror plate supported on a pair of turned and block pillars on rectangular plinth and four outswept legs fitted ceramic castors, the Sutherland table possibly later with ribbon tied floral basket, brass fittings throughout, the Chubb locks numbered 161808, bearing retailer's label Smart & Brown, Nottingham, wardrobe 208 cm high, 228 cm wide, 50 cm deep, the chest of drawers 108 cm high, 122 cm wide, 62 cm deep, the dressing table 176 cm high, 137 cm wide, the bed 168 cm wide, the bedside cupboard 76 cm high, 41 cm wide, 41 cm deep, the cheval mirror 186 cm high, 99 cm wide max, the towel rail 94 cm high, 72 cm wide, the Sutherland table 71 cm high, 61 cm wide, the chairs 91 cm high (faults and some alterations) Reputedly from Quenby Hall, Leicestershire

A half fluted presentation trophy, Birmingham 1907 - approx weight 132g/4.2 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: slightly misshapen and tarnished

A half fluted presentation trophy, Birmingham 1907 - approx weight 132g/4.2 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: slightly misshapen and tarnished

Premier Breeders Award silver plated trophy 1982-2012. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

The Great Exhibition 1851, official bronze prize medal, the collar inscribed B Maund, class III (EF or better, but with traces of glue), together with an 1837 medallion, a Russian 1811-1961 medallion and two silver Stampex trophy contest award medallions

A two handled silver trophy cup, two silver town armorial tea spoons, sugar tongs, napkin ring, together with various electroplate

A silver trophy cup, with gilt interior, presentation engraving to `Two stakes, one by Spot and Bess, Ampthill meeting 1852`

A hinged mahogany box containing a quantity of treen including a dice shaker, a medicine pot with glass liner, several lidded pots, etc, an interesting carved wooden ladle and a 20th century skiing trophy (3).

A small loaded hallmarked silver three branch epergne (af), a circular lidded tureen, a tea canister, a twin handled trophy cup, a trefoil shaped dish, a mug and a pastry forks (6).

A mixed lot of silver comprising a Victorian hallmarked silver rectangular tray embossed with floral scrolls, Birmingham 1898, a twin handled small trophy, an oval mustard and cover, a pair of cruets, a Chinese tot cup (af), a napkin ring and an egg cup, approx 19.5ozt, also a pair of Indian white metal small goblets, a similar napkin ring and oval tray with pierced decoration.

A silver trophy, Sheffield mark, date stamp 1932, with ivory finial, height 30 cm, 934 g. CONDITION REPORT: Lightly engraved, a few small surface knocks.

A silver trophy, London mark, date stamp 1933, 240 g CONDITION REPORT: Misshaped base, numerous surface knocks, side engraved.

A silver trophy on turned wooden plinth, London mark, date stamp 1932. CONDITION REPORT: Fixed to wooden plinth, slightly misshaped, condition fair.

A silver trophy, Birmingham mark, 275 g. CONDITION REPORT: Mounted to base, slightly misshaped and surface knocks, date stamp rubbed.

A silver trophy, Birmingham mark, date stamp 1966, on wooden silver mounted base, 500 g. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, time aged knocks.

A silver trophy, Sheffield mark, 425 g. CONDITION REPORT: Some surface knocks, time aged condition.

A silver trophy, London mark, date stamp 1931, 900 g. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, compression knock to base, otherwise good.

EARLY 20TH CENTURY PHOTOGRAPH THE TOURIST TROPHY RACE 1910 F/G 35CM X 29CM AND A PORTRAIT OF THE COVENTRY FIRE SERVICE

HM BIRMINGHAM SILVER TWIN HANDLED SUCRIER, SILVER MINI TANKARD A/F AND SILVER .935 TWIN HANDLED SPORTING TROPHY

A hallmarked silver trophy. Wt. 7½oz

A silver trophy by Edward Barnard & Sons Ltd London 1910 Wt 22oz, on onyx base with label inscribed ‘The Grosvenor cup november 1921 won by Mr C.F Kenyons “Orpi” 4 year trained by H.D Bazley Malton’

A Jenson Owners Club silver trophy. H12.5cm

Hallmarked silver twin handled trophy on a black base. Assay Birmingham 1939. TB. H: 17 cm

A Victorian silver plated tea service consisting of a tea pot with ivory knop, sugar bowl and jug, together with a silver plated trophy cup and a box of silver plated spoons

W.B.C WORLD INTERNATIONAL BOXING TROPHY Won Steve Boyle, Lightweight Championship in 1989 at the St. Andrews Sporting Club, 50cm high Note: A programme of the match accompanies this lot

MOTOR RACING INTEREST: THE CORONATION TROPHY in the form of an oak box mounted with an Aston Martin, carved with an open crown, Scottish Lion Rampant and dated 1953, above two small drawers, awarded for the Unlimited Sports Car Race at the Charterhall International Meeting, 14cm high, 22cm wide

Five Good Pieces of Crystal to include a tall lidded Dickinson trophy, along with a figural Juliana clock and a storm lantern, etc.

A silver two-handled pedestal trophy and cover, Maidenhead Amateur Regatta, 1925, Birmingham 1925, 4.5oz; a silver rat tail serving spoon, Sheffield, 1949; an EPNS mounted cut glass claret jug (3)

A collection of silver and silver and enamel trophy medallions:, (approximately 16).

Two 9ct gold trophy medallions, 25 gms gross weight:.

Three silver twin-handled trophy cups: various makers and dates, two with plinths, total weight of silver 12.46ozs.

A quantity of silver plated trophies and pewter trophy tankards

A small marble plinth and two trophy stands, all with white metal inscribed plaques

A silver plated trophy cup, Classical style lamp and copper items

A collection of silver comprising, two small silver vases, a trophy cup, watch chain and pendants.

A silver mustard pot, pepper pot, various brooches, a trophy cup and other oddments

A quantity of silver plated trophies and pewter trophy tankards

9 ct gold billiard trophy medal 1907 and a 9 ct gold child’s bracelet (11.7 gm)

Large goblet-shaped EPNS trophy cup Felldales Association 1947, smaller goblet presented by The Hound Trailing Association 1948, two EPNS teapots Keswick Show 1923 and Keswick May Fair 1931, together with 8 other trophies and one other teapot

An Irish Silver Goblet style Trophy with three decorative handles, hallmarked Dublin 1951. Inscribed Soap and Candle Trade, replica 1951

A Silver two handled Golfing Trophy 1947, Birmingham hallmark 1928/29 with ebonised stand

An Irish Silver Goblet style Trophy with three decorative handles, hallmarked Dublin 1951. Inscribed Soap and Candle Trade, replica 1951

A Silver two handled Golfing Trophy 1947, Birmingham hallmark 1928/29 with ebonised stand

A Birmingham Silver Golfing Small Trophy also an eastern silver coloured metal round dish inset with coin, 2.2oz

A Sheffield Silver Trophy, a Chester silver dressing table bottle top, another silver top and 5 silver coffee spoons 4.1oz

A silver twin handle Trophy cup by Mappin and Webb - Hallmarked London 1912 -13 - Hight 20 cm - Weight approx. 16.4 troy oz - presentation and recipient engraved Condition report: Knocks, scratches, wear, tarnishing

A twin handle Trophy cup by Walker and Hall - Hallmarked Sheffiled 1913 -14 - Height 23 cm - Weight approx. 15.8 troy oz - presentation and recipient engraved Condition report: Knocks, wear, scratches and tarnishing

A silver twin handle Trophy cup - Hallmarked Sheffield 1932 - 33 - maker James, Dixon and Son - Height 16.5 cm - Weight approx 22.2 troy oz - presentation engraved Condition report: Tarnishing and scratches

Four silver Trophy cups - Total weight approx. 22.5 troy oz Condition report: One broken

An Impressive twin handled lidded silver Trophy Cup - London 1909/10 - maker B B S Ltd - engraved ACME SAFFTY AWARD - presented by Acme Flooring Ltd. with two winners 1969 and 1971 - Height 64 cm - Total weight approx. 3.85 kgs Condition report: Overall good condition, minor dent to cup

An oak and silver plated Presentation Trophy - Cambridge District - Rules and Regulations Competition - engraved with a Railway Signal 1955 to 1968 - presented by J. Bonham-Carter Trophy measures - 34 cm x 28 cm

TRUBSHAW BRIAN: (1924-2001) British Test Pilot, the first to fly Concorde, April 1969. An excellent original pencil drawing by an amateur artist on a 4to sheet of art card, the image depicting Trubshaw in a head and shoulders pose holding a trophy, and incorporating an image of Concorde, signed by Trubshaw in black ink with his name alone to a clear area at the base of the drawing. About EX

RAMSEY ALF: (1920-1999) English Footballer and Manager of the English national football team 1963-74 with whom he won the World Cup in 1966. Signed First Day Cover commemorating England's victory in the 1966 World Cup and featuring several colour images of the Jules Rimet trophy etc. Post marked at Harrow and Wembley, 18th August 1966. Signed by Ramsey in bold blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to a clear area. Together with a First Day Cover commemorating the Centenary of the Football League signed by the England football manager Bobby Robson. VG, 2