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**A 120 BORE LIEGOIS FLINTLOCK TRAVELLING PISTOL, CIRCA 1750 with turn-off cannon-barrel, octagonal breech, tang of shaped outline, bevelled lock, walnut three-quarter stock carved about the tang, `bird`s-head pommel (repairs), brass mounts comprising side-plate and butt chased with a trophy-of-arms, and no provision for a ramrod 8 cm; 3 1/8 in barrel Provenance Milton R. MacIntosh collection, Rhode Island, no. 124 JWHA Inv. No. 3657

A Victorian sporting trophy of chalice form, repousse embossed with foliage, raised on a baluster support and spreading circular base, bearing a rubbed presentation engraving, hallmarked Sheffield 1898, Weight - 12 ounces.

ROWING TROPHY. A Victorian pewter tankard rowing trophy, for Shrewsbury School, awarded in 1876 for the Pair-Oar Race. Sold with Shrewsbury School Boat Club Regatta programme, 1876. Height 21cm.

A Frigate Bird trophy, presented to MAJ G.A.WAITE RE BY THE OFFICERS OF 25 ENGR REGT

A plated trophy, height 29cm

A late 19th century French porcelain two handled vase, gilt decorated and painted with a trophy of musical instruments, h. 28 cm CONDITION REPORT: Gilding rubbed

A box of assorted sundry items to include a pair of silver plated wine coasters, a cut glass carafe with plated mounts, a twin-handled trophy cup, a brass pint measure, etc, together with a pair of silver mounted cut glass salts

A mid 20th Century silver sugar caster of hourglass form (Birmingham, 1969), together with a pair of silver sheathed dwarf candlesticks, a silver mounted cut glass sugar caster, a silver trophy cup, two pairs of silver sugar tongs, a silver teaspoon and a silver plated ivory handled pickle fork

A SILVER TWIN HANDLED TROPHY CUP Mark of Carrington & Co, London, 1924, with presentation inscription `WILTON PUPPY SHOW, 1925, THE FIRST PRIZE BITHCH, Presented by The Gentlemen of The Wilton Hunt`, 16cm high, on ebonised plinth base, approximately 10oz (307gr)

[GOLF] THREE SILVER GOLFING TROPHY SPOONS Together with two novelty silver golf club and ball swizzle sticks, gross 68gr.

[ARCHERY]. A SILVER MINIATURE PRESENTATION HUNTING HORN TROPHY Birmingham, 1908 the flared rim enamelled `L A merenti mdcccxlviii optime`, and the body with an entwined scroll engraved `Presented to the Society of Lichfield Archers by Rich`d Greene Esq`r President 1849 as a Gent`ns Challenge Prize for the highest gross score`, with suspension chain, 12.5cm long.

A GROUP OF SILVER & ELECTROPLATED ITEMS Comprising: a pair of dwarf silver candlesticks; a small silver trophy cup; a plated small trophy bowl; a glass cocktail shaker with plated mount; and an electroplate on copper salver. The salver 36cm circle.

A group of miscellaneous silver comprising three Zetland Hunt hound show trophy spoons with dog finials, circa 1940, a silver salt and pepperette with lion mask and paw feet, a pair of sugar nips and three George III teaspoons, total gross weight 7.4 troy ounces.

Set of six silver Bisley shooting trophy beakers, Elkington, Birmingham 1905 & London 1903, all awarded to Lce Cpl AEL Scanes in various competitions between 6th and 590th, height 10cm; also a Bisley two-handled trophy cup awarded in 1905 to the same recipient, 37oz 19dwt in total (7).

Silver twin handled trophy cup, Hopkins & Hopkins, Dublin 1946, wirh celtic style decoration, diameter 14cm, 8oz 10dwt, on wooden socle with shields.

An Edward VII silver Table Lighter in the form of a two handled Trophy, Chester 1906

Silver plated golf trophy 23cm T and an antique blade

A quantity of hallmarked English silver to include a hand mirror, a pair of clothes brushes, three miniature trophy cups, four napkin rings, a dwarf candlestick, a cigarette box, a cover and two comb mounts.

1911 Durham County Billiards Trophy in the shape of a large hardwood spoon, 1.25cm long

A 19th Century Antler Trophy Mounted on an Oak Shield, 34 cm x 40 cm

An Early 20th Century Burmese Naga Tribe Monkey Skull Trophy Bound with Traditional Wicker Ties, Supported on an Ebonised Wood Base, 15 cm Diameter

A late 18th century continental dagger, possibly Italian, slender leaf shaped blade 6”, with flat, scroll etched panel at forte and central fuller towards point, unusual dog head terminal into writhen, S shaped crossguard, swollen ribbed grip composed of segments of coloured horn interspersed with brass, small brass pommel engraved with a stylized trophy, in its brown leather sheath. GC (surface rust patches and stains to blade) Plate 11

A DB 32 bore percussion boxlock sidehammer pistol, 9½” overall, round barrels 3¾” with B’ham proofs and faint traces of maker’s name, the frame engraved with scrolls and trophy of flags on topstrap, with swivel ramrod, safety bolts, and flared chequered walnut butt with vacant silver escutcheon. WO & QGC (worn and moderately pitted overall, top of one hammer and the other hammer spur missing)

A good cut steel hilted courtsword, hollow triangular section blade 31½”, by Gilbert & Hasell, New Burlington St, London W, etched with trophy and scrolls in panels, plated hilt with turn down shell guard, shallow pas d’ane rings, crossguard and knucklebow, urn shaped pommel and slightly swollen grip, decorated with line shading and cut steel studs, in its leather scabbard with plated mounts and velvet frog, pigskin lined leatherette case. VGC Plate 8

An interesting French 14 bore flintlock holster pistol made for the Turkish market, c 1770, 19” overall, barrel 12½” deeply chiselled with trophy of arms, the tang with gold inlaid fishroe panels, the rounded lock with cock chiselled with gold inlaid foliage and with gold lined pan, the plate signed “L. Lamotte a St Etienne”, the walnut stock with traces of silver wire inlay and with long spurred embossed silver buttcap, stamped near the barrel tang with star and crescent enclosing initials “CC” and number “2166”, with contemporary replacement silver trigger guard, sideplate and escutcheon. GWO & QGC (worn overall, part of fore end and ramrod pipes missing). Plate 16

An 18th century coconut flask, carved overall in oval wreath panels, with “GR” cypher and lion with palm trees, angels and figures in woodland, phoenix in wreath on trophy of flags (one flag bearing an anchor) all within borders of foliage, plain silver (not Hallmarked) nozzle and fine linked suspension chain and mounts, 6¼” overall. Good Condition (no stopper). Plate 5

A good cut steel hilted courtsword, hollow triangular section blade 31”, by Henry Poole & Co Savile Row, London W, etched with trophy and scrolled panels, plated hilt with pierced turn down shell guard, pas d’ane rings, crossguard and knucklebow, urn shaped pommel and slightly swollen grip, profusely decorated overall with cut steel studs, gilt knot and bullion tassel, in its black patent leather scabbard (kinked near chape) with plated mounts, leatherette and pigskin case. Very Good Condition Plate 15

A 1796 pattern infantry officer’s sword, straight fullered blade 32”, etched with Royal Arms, crowned GR cypher, small scroll “Warranted” , officer with sword, trophy and flourishes, brass hilt with double shell guard, the inner shell turning down, knucklebow and quillon, facetted urn pommel, simulated silver wirebound grip, with knot (AF). Good Condition, dark patina to blade with a little original gilding, traces of gilt to hilt. Plate 17

An unusual Georgian infantry officer’s sword, c 1780, straight fullered blade 33”, marked Jeffery, Bristol on backstrap, etched with crowned GR cypher, grinning face in trophy of arms, cornucopia and floral flourishes, steel stirrup hilt with long quillon, scalloped centre section and small langets, knucklebow into facetted pommel and backstrap, flat protruding pommel cap, swollen ribbed ebony grip (chipped at top). Good Condition for age with a pleasing patina. Plate 17

An 1803 light company field officer’s sword, broad curved shallow fullered blade 32”, stamped “S” at forte, with traces of etched crowned Royal Arms, crowned GR cypher, trophy and flourishes, gilt brass hilt, the slotted guard with 4 looped panels on either side, into knucklebow with crowned strung bugle in wreath into lion’s head pommel and facetted backstrap, chequered swollen ivory grip (finely cracked). Good Condition the hilt retaining approximately 15% gilt (knucklebow mis-shaped and loose, some wear overall). Plate 21

An 1803 pattern infantry light company officer’s sword, curved, fullered blade 29”, etched with crowned GR cypher, trophy of arms, wreath and flourishes, copper gilt hilt, the slotted guard with 4 looped panels either side, into knucklebow with crowned GR cypher surmounted by strung bugle into lion’s head pommel and facetted backstrap, wirebound dark wood grip (split). Good Condition, the hilt retaining approximately 30% gilt (light pitting stains to blade) Plate 21

An 1796 pattern Georgian officer’s dress sword, slightly curved, pipe backed blade 31½”, finely etched for two thirds length with crowned 1801-16 Royal Arms on trophy of flags, stylized urn, trophies of arms and instruments, laurel wreaths, foliage and scrolls, heavy steel facetted hilt with squared curl quillon, langets, knucklebow into forward sloping pommel and backstrap, wirebound dark fishskin grip. Good Condition (minor pitting stains). Plate 24

A 42 bore flintlock boxlock pocket pistol c 1800, 6¼” overall, turn off barrel 1¾”, with Tower private proofs, frame engraved with bouquet of flowers, trophy of flags, and “H Nock, London” in ovals, with hidden trigger, top safety which also locks the frizzen, and partly chequered walnut slab butt with vacant escutcheon. Good Working Order and Condition (some light scoring to barrel). Plate 29

A charming brass cannon barrelled and brass framed flintlock boxlock pocket pistol c 1780, 5¾” overall, turn off barrel 1¼” with London proofs, frame engraved with scrolls and trophy and signed “T Stamps” within scroll, with top thumb safety and walnut slab butt inlaid with silver wire scrolls. Good Working Order and Condition, (some age wear, the cock repaired). Plate 39

WAGHORN RICHARD: (1904-1931) English Aviator, pilot of the winning aircraft in the 1929 Schneider Trophy seaplane race. Fountain pen ink signature (‘H. R. D. Waghorn’) and date, February 1931, in his hand on a piece. Neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album beneath a newspaper photograph. Together with a second, almost identical signed piece, also neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album alongside several newspaper portraits and an ink annotation in the hand of a collector. Autographs of Waghorn are rare as a result of his early death at the age of 26 in a flying accident. Also including Augustus Orlebar (1897-1943) British Air Vice Marshal, a Schneider Trophy winner and World Air Speed Record holder. Fountain pen ink signature (‘A. H. Orlebar’) on a piece, neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album beneath a newspaper portrait and ink annotation in the hand of a collector. Further including a second, almost identical signed piece (very minor smudging), also neatly laid down to a page removed from an autograph album beneath a newspaper portrait and ink annotation in the hand of a collector. G to about VG, 4

MANCHESTER UNITED: A hardback edition of The Manchester United Football Book, edited by David Meek and with a foreword by Matt Busby, First Edition published by Stanley Paul, London, 1966, individually signed by eighteen Manchester United footballers to the front free endpaper including George Best, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, Alex Stepney, Pat Crerand, Nobby Stiles, Bill Foulkes, David Sadler, Brian Kidd, Shay Brennan, Alan Gowling, Francis Burns, Tony Dunne, John Aston, David Herd, Jimmy Murphy etc. All have signed with their names alone in blue inks. Lacking the dustjacket. Some light age wear and minor staining to the red cloth boards, otherwise VG The signatories in the present book include all eleven members of the Manchester United team who won the European Cup in 1968, thus becoming the first English team to lift the trophy.

MOTOR RACING: A printed 8vo programme for the Rothmans International Formula 2 Trophy Meeting at Brands Hatch, 30th August 1971, individually signed to the front and back covers and some inside pages by various motor racing drivers, some of them Formula One World Champions, including Graham Hill (to a clear area above his front cover portrait), James Hunt, Niki Lauda, Wilson Fittipaldi, Ronnie Peterson, Brian Muir, Jean-Pierre Jarier, Carlos Pace, Carlos Reutemann, Reine Wisell etc. Some light overall age wear, about VG

A Miniature London Silver Round 2 Handled Trophy inscribed ""Surrey County LTA"", 5cm high

A Edward VIII Silver 2 Handled Lidded Golfing Trophy "" Worplesdon Golf Club Challenge Cup 1937"" having raised figure head floral and scroll decoration on round sweeping base, London 1936, maker J & TWF 19cm high 19.5oz

A modern silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup with engraved presentation inscriptions, 7.5oz

A Donington Park poster, British Empire Trophy Race and two others, reprints

Liberty & Co - A hallmarked silver small pedestal trophy circular foot below ivy leaf decoration and part planished body, presentation engraving The Mrs William Street Trophy, Liberty AAA, height 5.5cm, Birmingham 1929.

A Mappin and Webb silver trophy and three small trophies - Total weight approx 12 troy oz

MARKS OBSCURED A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP ""Swan Bowling"", having twin scrolling handles and pedestal foot, marks rubbed, 295g

Collection of electroplated ware including pedestal dish, flower show trophy, turnover butter dish, sugar and cream, pair of cream jugs, caster, pair of egg cups and a silver trophy base

A lidded pewter trophy tankard inscribed 'St Johns College Scratch Fives', H20cm, a smaller 'Scratch Eights' lidded tankard, together with a lidded tankard with 'basket weave' body

A small silver trophy, a small pierced silver dish, shell pattern silver butter knife, four other silver spoons and another trophy - approx total silver weight 104g/3.3 troy oz

A Circular Based Two Handled Trophy Cup

An Elkington & Co plated hot water jug with hinge lid, a plated two handled trophy cup and a collection of assorted plate including cutlery.

Two plated four trumpet epergnes, a three tier cake stand, a trophy cup, and a collection of other plated items.

A quantity of plated flatware, including a canteen of cutlery and a small silver trophy cup, London 1898.

A silver and enamel trophy, decorated with a flag presented to a P E Whiteoak-Cooper "Sea Maiden", London to Rochester Race 1935, Best Legg, presumably for sailing, London 1934

The 90th Anniversary of The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy FDC print 24/575 signed by Stirling Moss and N Sykes, framed

A shallow rectangular 2-handled silver trophy cup, inscribed, Birmingham c. 1948 (date worn), 5

A George V silver golf trophy in the form of two crossed golf clubs, on an oval plinth base, a set of four George V silver teaspoons with twisted stems and golf club form finials together with three with bowls engraved with the initials F.G.C. Birmingham 1931/32. Maker WJH.

Three George VI silver trophy cups, presented by the EACGA Copeman Lawn Tennis Cup, 1938, 39 & 46. Birmingham 1937 and the latter Birmingham 1946. The first two makers WM Ltd, the latter S Ltd, two on plinth bases.

A plated three division tantalus (no bottles), a Victorian plated hot water jug; a two handled trophy cup ; a salver and five decanter labels

A silver presentation trophy cup with cover and two side handles, 9oz (presented); together with a silver back hand mirror

Six silver `seal` handled tea spoons in case; silver christening set in case; another (a/f); a christening spoon in case; a bud vase (loaded); pair candlesticks (a/f); a spoon, fork, three bangles and a trophy cup, weighable 8oz

A George III silver trophy cup, Thomas Wallis I, London 1769, of circular form with raised band to waist and two acanthus leaf capped scroll handles, on circular pedestal base, 13cm high, weight 12.8oz