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A silver twin handled trophy cup, presentation inscribed, Chester 1904, weight 258 gms and another silver trophy cup, with twin golf club supports, Birmingham 1938, with a screw on black stand.

A silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1935, a silver christening fork and spoon, Birmingham 1937, cased, a silver napkin ring and a silver spoon.

A pair of Edwardian silver sugar tongs with claw terminals, Birmingham 1908, a cut glass cluck-cluck decanter and stopper with silver collar, Sheffield 1940 by Walker & Hall, a silver miniature trophy cup, a .900 cup with scroll handle, and two egg cups.

An early 19th century French Coquilla nut snuff box modelled as a galleon, the cover with trophy motif (at fault), 10cm long

Four pieces of Coalport porcelain, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising a Aesthetic movement moon flask, cobalt blue panel gilded with a bird in flight, 15cm high, a twin handled trophy vase, pattern v5685, with underglaze blue decoration of flowers, cobalt body and gilded detail, 17cm high, a slender vase, pattern V7330, yellow and blue ground gilded with butterflies and flowers, 21cm high and a small tri-footed bowl, pattern A3795, gilded body inset with panels of flowers and fish, 9cm diameter, green printed factory marks (damages) (4) (damages)

An embossed silver christening mug, Birmingham 1899, a silver trophy, pair of half-fluted silver salts and a silver napkin ring, approx. 8oz. total

A silver trophy, London 1919, on ebonised plinth, 5.5in. diameter, a silver cigarette box, engraved silver purse and six various silver napkin rings, approx. 15.5oz. total

A Victorian hallmarked silver golf trophy, the tapering body with frieze border of seven engraved cartouches, scenes of Stratford upon Avon, centred by blue and red enamelled town shield, the stylised handles supported by four golf clubs on footed base engraved Chamber of Commerce, cover with Greek god surmount, Birmingham, 1859.

A silver pint tankard (Viner of Sheffield, 1933), engraved "LGBS", together with a twin-handled trophy cup inscribed "Lloyds Bank Limited Midland Golfing Society President's Cup 1939 R. D. Bird and W. L. Smart", together with a silver sugar caster of baluster form (Birmingham, 1933)

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUPS, LONDON, 1927 The inscribed moulded rim cup on a spreading foot with flying handles, 19.5cm tall, 294g gross

A scarce painted wooden half block trophy fish model of a Sea Trout probably by Arthur H. Raikes, the trout realistically modelled and painted with relief fins and tail, mounted on a pine backboard with bevelled edge, inscribed in off-white paint to lower left, `Sea Trout. 7¼lb. Hopevand, Hyen, Norway, A. W. H. Rose. 1908`, 36 x 12in. (91.5 x 30.5cm.).

A scarce painted wooden half block trophy fish model of a Sea Trout by Arthur H. Raikes, the trout realistically modelled and painted with relief fins and tail, mounted on a oak backboard with chamfered edge, inscribed in off-white paint to lower right, `Sea Trout. 3½lbs. Hope Elv, Norway, A. W. H. Rose. 1906`, inscribed by the maker verso, `A. H. Raikes, Windermere, Keswick ... 1906`, 26 x 9in. (66 x 23cm.).

A scarce painted wooden half block trophy fish model of a Sea Trout probably by Arthur H. Raikes, the trout realistically modelled and painted with relief fins, gills and tail, mounted on a oak backboard with bevelled edge, inscribed in off-white paint to lower left, `Sea Trout. 10lb. Hope Elv, Hyen, A. W. H. Rose. 1913`, 36 x 11¾in. (91.5 x 30cm.).

A GEORGE V SILVER THREE HANDLED TROPHY CUP, BIRMINGHAM 1934, 3OZS 10DWTS

A George V silver trophy, of bell shaped form with angular handles on circular foot raised on an ebonised plinth, Birmingham, 1931, 18cm x 8cm, 4oz.

A George V silver trophy, by Walker & Hall, the circular body with shaped thumb print angular handles on a shaped circular foot, raised on an ebonised plinth, Sheffield 1930, 15cm x 10cm, 5oz gross.

A chrome and silver plated Pan American golf trophy, with a figure swinging club on a golf ball support, aside a Pan-am jet on a ebonised base, fronted by plaques engraved with previous winners, 34cm x 21cm x 53cm.

Two silver sauce boats, a trophy cup, and a mug

A silver two handled cup trophy, with football presentation inscription

An Indian silver two handled Trophy embossed friezes of figures and leafage, 10in

International Motor Racing photographs from the late 1930s onwards to include the 1957 Le Mans Bristol team line up and on the track passing a Ferrari in the sand back, 1937 RAC International Trophy in Douglas, Isle of Man showing Prince B Bira (ERA) taking the chequered flag, t/w 1962 VSCC at Oulton Park showing Barnato Hassan driving a 1930-34 8 litre Bentley, all laid down and in clean overall condition (4)

Rene Lacoste (Wimbledon and French Tennis Champion) Silver Trophy. Fine Silver Tennis trophy – 1923 ` The North London Hard Court Lawn Tennis Club Gentleman` s Open Singles Championship" Spring Meeting Silver Trophy engraved with the winners names from 1923 to 1939 (up until the war) silver hallmarked Sheffield 1922 with makers "F&F" stamp mark - overall 7"h x9.25" max – wt 17oz. Note: Winners names include French & Wimbledon Champion Rene Lacoste (twice), Mayes, Spence, Turnbull, A. Gentien, Ritchie, Hare and David. The tournament was annually staged at the Gipsy Lawn Tennis Club grounds in Stamford-Hill (formed in about 1920) where seven hard and twelve grass courts were available

1875 Alfred Shaw – Silver Cricket Trophy. Extremely rare 1875 Silver cricket trophy – presented to Alfred Shaw (Burton Joyce, Nottinghamshire & England) for his bowling achievements in 1875. The large chalice shaped trophy hallmarked Birmingham 1875 features engraved bowl which reads "Presented to – ALFRED SHAW – Burton Joyce, Notts – for his unprecedented bowling 1875" and on the opposite side engraved wicket stumps and bails – mounted on the stem comprising a column made of 3x sets of stumps standing on a circular base c/w cricket balls together with cricket bat and ball handles – overall 9.5"h – wt 600gms (19 troy oz). Undoubtedly the trophy was awarded when he achieved his most outstanding bowling figures playing for Notts against v MCC when he returned bowling figures 41.2 overs, 36 maidens and taking seven wickets for only 7 runs. In the previous season playing for the MCC v The North at Lords he captured 10 wickets for only 73 runs. During his career he achieved 100 wickets in a season eight times and 200 wickets in 1878. Note: Alfred Shaw b.1842 – d.1907 was an eminent Victorian cricketer and rugby footballer. He was also joint promoter of four tours to Australia, bowled the first ball in Test cricket and was the first to take five wickets in a Test innings (5/35). He made two trips to North America and captained the English cricket team in four Test matches on the all-professional tour of Australia in 1881/82. He also organized the first British Isles rugby tour to Australasia in 1888. From 1898 to 1905 he umpired in first class matches and he was for many years a partner in the sports goods firm Shaw and Shrewsbury. He subsequently became a publican and died aged 64.

1977 Australia Centennial Tour collection of First Day Covers and Issues – ltd ed no 588/750 in presentation binder to incl 17 First Day Issues plus team photograph cards with results to incl a complete set of 10x Centennial Tour to incl Jubilee Test, Opening Match, Prudential Trophy and all 5 Tests, plus 5x FDCs for the five tests in Australia at Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane (G). Note: From the library of Tom Billson (owner` s signature in silver to limitation sheet). Tom Billson (1920-89) was a county circuit umpire and scorer.

1985 Ryder Cup Victory – Sam Torrance -Winning Putt. 1985 Sam Torrance Ryder Cup match worn golf glove from the singles match at The Belfry – an iconic moment in sport when Sam Torrance sank the winning putt, which deprived the Americans of the trophy for the first time in 28 years - comes with a letter of authenticity from caddie Paul Stevens. Together with various yardage books used by Paul Stevens while caddying for Sam Torrance during 2000 mostly European tour but also includes 82nd PGA Championship at Valhalla c/w Sam Torrance Caddie badge. Note: This made Sam Torrance the second European captain to sink the winning putt and captain a winning team at separate Ryder Cups, after Seve Ballesteros in 1987 (as a player) and 1997 (as captain)

1992 Christie O` Connor Jnr British Masters Champion. 1992 Christie O` Connor` s British Masters golf tournament caddy` s bib – won by Christie O` Connor with his caddy Paul Stevens comes with 3x press colour photographs of both with the trophy and the other sinking the winning putt

1997 Ryder Cup Commemorative ceramic wall plate - hand crafted by Bill Waugh For Royal English Porcelain to commemorate the first match in Europe – decorated with The Ryder Cup Trophy below overall 9.25 x 7.75" - in the original packing box.

1997 Ryder Cup Commemorative ceramic card box - hand crafted by Bill Waugh for Royal English Porcelain to commemorate the first match in Europe – decorated with The Ryder Cup Trophy in gilt relief overall 6.75 x 4.5" – in the original packing box.

Rare Players Ryder Cup Trophy. Rare Players Ryder Cup Silver Gilt Trophy presented to Philip Walton who made his only Ryder Cup appearance for Europe in 1995 at Oak Hill, where he won on the final green of the crucial penultimate singles match which ensured that Europe regained the Ryder Cup which at that time was only the second time Europe had won in US. The silver gilt Ryder Cup is silver hallmarked London and made by Asprey` s and is decorated with the American and European flags on one side and on the opposite are the engraved words, "The Ryder Cup". Just above the stem are four lion heads. Mounted on a tiered dark stained wooden plinth fitted with gilt band engraved "Philip Walton Ryder Cup Player 1995" overall size of approximately 12" tall. Comes with a written letter of provenance from Philip Walton. Note: Going into the Sunday singles matches, Europe trailed by 2 points, 7 to 9. For the first time, they overcame a deficit entering the singles to win the Cup. The unheralded Irish rookie Philip Walton who had only played in one match with Ian Woosnam secured victory for Europe by defeating Jay Haas by one hole securing the crucial 1 point to win. Note: – See recent auction 11th June 2014 by Worthridge N.C USA lot 411 Ryder Cup trophy presented to Peter Oosterhuis which realised $24940.00 incl B.P

Rare 1956 Golfing Society of Great Britain Slazenger Trophy 9ct gold medal – engraved on the reverse "Slazenger Trophy – 1956- Winner – E.G. Lester" . Note: The Golf Society of Great Britain was founded in 1955 by the late Sir Aynsley Bridgland of Prince` s Golf club. His dream was, in troubled times after the war, there should be generated a spirit of goodwill and international friendship through a common sporting link, namely "The love of Golf". The society is still in existence today and has many trophies which are competed for at the 2 day meetings that are held in different locations around England, Scotland and Wales. TheSociety also sponsors golf tournaments for Junior Golfers who are under 14

Rare 1956 "Coupe Joy" silver plated gilt trophy – awarded to the winners of Great Britain v The Rest of Europe overall 4.25" stamped on the base with makers details Puiforcat Paris and marks to the rims. Note: The Great Britain team included Lester, O` Connor, Syd Scott, Harry Weetman, Peter Allis, Henry Cotton, Harry Bradshaw etc

1974 World Seniors Golf Championship Roberto De Vicenzo v Eric Lester. Scarce 1974 World Seniors Golf Championship silver winner` s trophy, commemorative Claret Jug and programme – sponsored by Pringle Scotland - the fine Pringle Scottish Silver Thistle trophy hallmarked London 1974 is mounted on a circular wooden base c/w silver hallmarked band engraved "Pringle of Scotland Seniors Championship – E.G. Lester – 1974" together with cut glass claret jug with silver plated pourer, hinged lid and handle engraved with tournaments details – Eric Lester defeated Vicenzo and took the first prize $2000 the runner up $1000 played at Lundin Golf Club Lundin Links Fife. Plus the programme with profiles of both players More remarkably is the fact that Eric Lester who had quit the tournament circuit 11years earlier had only played in one event since the previous Seniors event and defeated the likes of past Open Champions Kel Nagle, Bobby Locke and Max Faulkner. Note: The World Seniors Championship was first staged in 1954 – The Wm Teacher & Son co-sponsored with US PGA The Senior US Championship. In Britain Association of British Golf Writers selected the British professional from the over 50s elite to play the US winner for the World title. Sam Snead defeated Percy Allis in the first event – other notable winners included Gene Sarazen, Sam Snead, Fred Haas, Julios Boros, Kel Nagle, with notable names Max Faulkner, Arthur lees, John Burton, Sam King, Dai Rees representing G.B.

1978 Spanish Open Golf Championship winner` s trophy - won by Brian Barnes the large trophy with the Enamel Spanish Golf Crest is mounted on a black tiered base with an engraved plaque which reads "LII Campeonata International Abierto De Espana Campeon El Prat 1978" - overall 12.5"h

Rare 1899 Royal North Devon Golf Club Trophy. 1899 Royal North Devon Golf Club trophy – the large Sheffield copper plated jardinière is engraved around the bowl "Royal North Devon Golf Club Won by Wilfred Houldsworth December 1899" – made by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co London overall 9x 9.25"

Rare 1897 Woking Golf Club Members` Handbook – original red and gilt cloth boards 52pp to incl Club Officers, Rules and Regulations, Past Captains, Trophy Winners, Railway Tickets and List of Members to incl Honorary Member Horace G Hutchinson - Has previous owner and committee member R.H. Balloch` s name address on front free end paper - overall 5 ½" x 4

1920s silver plated period lady golfing figure trophy - mounted on circular base – overall 5.5" max

Miniature and interesting silver trophy – engraved to the bowl "England Beat Ireland by 2 and 1- 23.8.10" rather battered overall 1.5"h

Interesting 1920 England v Scotland golf tournament silver plated trophy – the base engraved "Golf Competition – Scotland v England – won by Wm Gow – Sandakan 28th Nov 1920" – Sandakan is a port in Malaysia and was capitol of North Borneo till 1947

Late nineteenth century Swiss musical box playing ten airs, with tambour et Pimbres, in inlaid rosewood case with musical trophy of arms to lid, 63cm wide CONDITION REPORT All teeth and tips look OK Not working

Unusual Victorian Canadian silver trophy in the form of a miniature quoit, engraved - S. Q. C. J. T. Wilde Champion Studley Quoit Club Halifax NS 1883, reverse with English pseudo hallmark - Lion Passant and stamped - J. Cornelius. J. All at approximately 4ozs, 6.5cm diameter. (Cornelius was a silversmith working in Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada in the nineteenth century. Studley Quoit Club opened in 1858 with fourteen members. Over time it became more of a social club used by Royalty and with many of the Halifax City Notables becoming members)

Unusual silver plated trophy mounted with a plated badger with silver plaque to plinth - 'Badger Beer Steeplechase, Wincanton, Presented by Hall & Woodhouse Limited', 25cm

An early 20th century silver-plated trophy, in the form of a casket, the cover surmounted by a greyhound, rectangular base with presentation inscription, lion mask ring handles, bun feet, 21cm wide, 26cm high

A George V silver twin-handled trophy bowl, S-scroll handles, spreading circular foot, 26cm high, 45cm wide, Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1919, 50ozt

A silver two handled trophy cup, Chester 1901, approx. 11.400 ozt

A PAIR OF SHERATON REVIVAL SATINWOOD AND MARQUETRY COMMODES, each with a shaped top decorated with a musical trophy within a scrolling ribbon-tied surround, with a central frieze drawer with an inlaid vase flanked by winged beasts and scrolling decoration, above twin doors with elaborate vase and swag panels, between concave corners with conforming decoration, and square tapering legs, 39"" high by 46"" wide. See illustration.

Miscellaneous Items, including a gent’s silver cased pocket watch, London hallmark; three Sherry and one Rum white metal decanter labels together with miscellaneous coins and a silver bowling trophy.

An early 18th Century Plug Bayonet with brass mountings to handle the blade with engraved ricasso, fullered spear point blade engraved with floral designs and trophy of weapons: blade length 12 inches; overall length 18 inches

Three WWI trophy bayonets German, French and Turkish

A WWII war trophy Nazi flag: white edged with rope and eagle mark

Silver presentation trophy of goblet form repousse decoration to foot and body, cartouche inscribed `The Harrison Dart cup presented by Mr & Mrs J. Harrison 1949 - 50`. London, 1898, Robert James Chaplin & Sons. Height including plinth 33cm. Weight of silver 351 grams (some minor surface piercing)

(x) Vespasian (AD 69-79), AR Denarius, 3.31g, laureate head right, rev. ivdaea, veiled Jewess seated right on ground, in mournful attitude at foot of trophy (RIC 2; BMC 35; RSC226), attractive blueish tone on obverse, good very fine, reverse very fine provenance:Gemini LLC, Auction V, 6 January 2009, lot 260 Displayed at Cincinnati Art Museum, 1994-2008, no. 146Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Numerian (283-84), Antoninianus, Lugdunum, radiate, draped bust right, rev. mars victor, Mars walking right, holding spear and trophy ,c in field (RIC 386; C. 24), almost complete silvering, extremely fine, Carinus (283-285), Antoninianus, Lugdunum, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. aeqvitas avgg, Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopia, a in field (RIC 212; C. 8), extremely fine (2) Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

Russia, Field Marshall Count Suvarov, white metal medal, unsigned, fd marshal count suwarrow commander in chief of the russians, facing bust in Cossack uniform, rev. consequitor quodcunque petit, Fame seated on trophy of arms, french defeatd & the passage of the adda forced apl 27 1799 in exergue, 38mm. (BHM -; Diakov 248.2 not listed in white metal), about extremely fine with brilliance, very rare Subject to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

(x) Celtic, Early Uninscribed coinage (mid to late 1st century BC), gold Quarter-Stater, 1.36g, blank, S in field, rev. trophy design (S.-; V.-; cf CCI.92.0139), about extremely fine, extremely rare provenance:St James's Auctions, 19 April 2012, lot 106Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.

A mixed lot of silver plate, including tankard, part-tea services, twin handled trophy bowl and other items, various dates and makers.

A set of eleven silver fruit knives and forks mounted with mother of pearl handles (Sheffield, 1921), together with a set of Victorian ivory handled silver fish servers, a George V silver tankard inscribed "Ogden Tankard Harrogate Polo Subsidiary Tournament 1935 York" (London, 1933), together with a silver trophy cup inscribed "Naish House Swimming Challenge Cup Won by P. M. Leatham 1929"

A silver Golfing Trophy 1935

A late Victorian silver twin handled trophy cup inscribed 'William Atkins Trophy', makers JP FP, London 1895, 18.4 ozt approx

Silver egg cup - Walker and Hall - Sheffield 1953 (Coronation Mark) and trophy egg cup Birmingham 1936 (2)

A SILVER GOLFING TROPHY (not engraved), supported by four clubs. Birmingham 1935. Weight 14ozs.