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Turkey, Mohammed V (1909-18), 'de luxe' 500-Piastres, 35.02g, year 3, Toughra above trophy of arms in ornamental border, re...

A George VI silver twin handled cycling trophy, marked London 1937, approx 165g, together with an Art Deco oak stand with silver three piece condiment set plus four fruit knives (parcel)

Liner interest. P&O. A mixed lot of silver plated items relating to P&O liners. To include; a pewter tankard from SS Canton, RMS Maloha ice cream dish, an SS Orcades twin handled trophy, an SS Arcadia napkin ring and TSS Strathaird, RMS Narkunda, a salt and pepper from SS Benhalla, an SS Chusan egg cup and ashtray, SS Oronsay ashtray and a set of Mappin & Webb forks etc. Most with applied enamelled insignia, some marked "P&O". (Qty)

Liner interest. Union Castle Line. Silver plated items to include; Balmoral Castle ice cream dish and trophy vase; Guildford Castle mustard pot with blue glass line; napkin rings for Kenilworth Castle, Durham Castle, Dunbar Castle, Caenarvon Castle, Llanstephan Castle and two from The Warwick Castle; a napkin ring, brass ashtray and a china ashtray from Athlone Castle; a china ashtray for Kenya Castle and three handled salts from Dunluce Castle and Gloucester Castle; and a pair of sugar tongs marked for Union Castle Line. Early to mid 20th century. Most with applied marks and enamelled insignia. (17)

Selection of Various Motor Sport Programmes: To include Toyota Grand Prix, TT Isle of Man 1979, Marlboro Trophy, British Grand Prix together with some Darts Programmes and others (20)

Rare 1895 Wales International football cap - issued to Billy Meredith for his 2nd international game (v England) cream coloured/white velvet cap c/w embroidered red Welsh Dragon crest to the front panel and dated 1895 to the peak. The cap has been consigned by a direct descendant of Billy Meredith’s daughter who married Charlie Pringle who played for Manchester City in the 1920’s and went onto win a cap playing for Scotland. The consignor still lives in Chirk the home town of Billy Meredith who always came back to his roots to visit his family. Note: William Henry “Billy” Meredith was considered one of the early superstars of football due to his performances, notably for Manchester City and Manchester United. He won each domestic trophy in the English football league and gained 48 caps for Wales, for whom he scored 11 goals and won two British Home Championship titles. His favoured position was outside right, and his key skills were dribbling, passing, crossing, and shooting. A dedicated and extremely fit professional, his habit of chewing on a toothpick during games made him instantly recognisable. In 27 seasons in the Football League from 1892 to 1924 (not including the four seasons lost to World War I and the 1905–06 season in which he was banned for bribing an opposition player), he scored 176 goals in 740 League and Cup appearances. He played for Chirk, before joining Northwich Victoria in 1892. His career took off when he signed for Manchester City in 1894 and turned professional in January 1895. He captained the team to the club’s first major honour, a 1–0 victory over Bolton Wanderers in the 1904 FA Cup Final. He moved to Manchester United in May 1906 - there he won the league title in 1907/08 and 1910/11, the FA Cup in 1909, as well as two FA Charity Shields. He also helped to set up the Players’ Union, which was a fore-runner of the Professional Footballers’ Association. He returned to Manchester City in 1921 at the age of 47 and played a further 32 games before retiring in 1924, making him the oldest ever player for City, United, and Wales..

THE WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED ARCHIVE, 4vols of handwritten text including poems by WMP and others, one volume belonging to Helen Bogle (wife of WMP), a volume of memorial cuttings relating to WMP on the occasion of his death in 1839, 7 volumes of poetry by WMP, including "Every-Day-Characters", with illustrations by Cecil Aldin, 1896, two copies of the two volumes sets of "Praeds Poems" and two other volumes of poems and a volume of essays by WMP, together with two copies of a poet in Parliament by Derek Hudson, 1939, and presentation copy of "Sketch of a Young Lady" 1838, and "A Pledge of Friendship" 1828, given by WPS to his sister, a silver trophy awarded to WMP for winning the Oration Prize at Trinity College, Cambridge in 1823, 10.5" high. English School (19th century) A portrait of WMP writing in an interior setting, oil on canvas, 30" x 25". See illustration

A Pair Of Two Handled Circular Based Plated Trophy Cups Together With A Communion Stand And Offerings Plate

Silver Plated Two Handled Crufts Trophy presented to the 1891 Winner of Crufts Dog Show by JH Sheffield 1985

Edward VII silver oval box London 1903, a miniature trophy cup and a cream jug, 7ozs

Small selection of silver items comprising, bowl on octagonal foot, pair of egg cups, trophy cup, sugar tongs, cigarette case, thimble, bangle in fitted case, a purse/notebook, and a small silver plated pill box, various dates and marks,

George V silver trophy cup and cover, by S. Blackensee & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1928, nine spoons and dish inset with a coin, 7oz,

A silver trophy for athletics, and a small silver mug

19TH CENTURY SILVER PLATED CENTRE PIECE OR TROPHY FEATURING A HORSE AND TREE P&P 22

A 19th Century pedestal buffet, with carved trophy and game birds and acanthus leaves, over a shaped mirror over a base with central drawer, flanked by cupboard doors, raised on a plinth.

NINETEENTH CENTURY SWISS MUSICAL BOX, retailed form Charles Henry, 22 King Street, Manchester, playing twelve airs, single spring motor and single section comb, in ebonised interior, dust lid and retailers tune sheet, the case with musical trophy inlay to the rosewood and boxwood line inlaid cover, 26" x 10" (66cm x 25.4cm)

A collection of Oriental hardwood stands, trophy mounts and other items

SOFA TABLE, George III satinwood with later painted decoration, the swag, paterae and rosewood banded drop flap top above two real and two dummy drawers on end splayed supports and castors joined by a musical trophy centred stretcher, 70cm H x 94cm x 67cm, 153cm open.

Art nouveau silver trophy bowl, Vale & Sermon, Chester 1906 , the rounded and planished sides applied with three handles, inscribed with a golf dedication from The Glasgow Liberal Club, width overall 24cm, 23oz. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A mixed lot of silver and plate, including a three piece demi-reeded tea service, a small quantity of flatware and cutlery, together with two silver trophy cups, a three piece silver mounted mirror and bush set and a shoe horn with steel blade, various dates and makers.

A mixed lot of small silver, including a matched set of six fiddle pattern teaspoons, pickle fork, two other forks, three further teaspoons, an Indian miniature silver tankard, trophy cup, rectangular box and charm bracelet, various dates and makers.

A 19TH CENTURY GILTWOOD AND PLASTER MIRROR with cushion frame border and trophy mount with carved doves, 140cm x 100cm

A PAIR OF GILT METAL AND CHAMPLEVE CANDLE HOLDERS, each with bell glass shades, the trophy columns supported by cupid, 30cm high

A silver two handled trophy, inscribed, Chester 1912, on base

A 2-handled hallmarked silver trophy cup

A selection of miniature doll`s house furniture including silver spirit kettle and stand, tea service, call bell, cake basket, mugs and trophy cups, porcelain cups, plates and vases and two glass decanters. * Notes. Believed to have come from Titania`s Palace together with an illustrated guide book

Five silver mounted cut glass decanters and stoppers, a silver mounted gold trophy, and further items

A silver two handled trophy, presented to a W.F. Richards, the Green Wood Cup, One Hundred Yards Junior Championship 1934, B.B.S.C, London 1930, 2oz

George V silver presentation trophy, Chester 1935, twin handled U-shaped bowl inscribed `Coronation Cup 1937`, over a loaded trumpet base, height 18cm, with ebonised socle and original card box for Brown & Son, Jewellers, Eastgate Row, Chester (loaded)

A silver trophy cup on stand with inscription `Bath Anglers Association - The Spinning Minnow Cup 1908`, approx 21oz

TWO SILVER GILT MOUNTED LYNTON PORCELAIN SCENT BOTTLES painted by S D Nowacki, one signed, with a musical trophy or landscape with bridge in raised gilt and jewelled panels reserved on a chrome green or cobalt ground, cherub or pointed stopper, 10 or 12cm h, mount maker RS, Birmingham 1995 Both in fine condition, the blue bottle with tiny traces of glue residue beneath the silver gilt collar but undamaged

AN OMAR RAMSDEN SILVER BOWL the handles cast as the figure of a young girl in short clinging dress enveloped by stylised leaves to form a heart, the textured shallow bowl of ogee form on stout moulded foot, 18cm wide, maker`s mark and GEO. VI 1937, engraved OMAR RAMSDEN ME FECIT, London 1936, 14ozs In fine condition, the hammer plannishing marks all quite distinct, minor polish residue, neatly engraved with contemporary device West Middlesex Golf Club and inscription Coronation Trophy First Prize May 12th 1937 won by James Matthew

circa 1990: VZ58 Assault Rifle A deactivated vz. 58, 7.62mm Czechoslovakian made assault rifle, similar in style to the AK-47. Reputed to have been taken as a war trophy during the Gulf War. Complete with spare magazine, ammunition pouch and bayonet. P

An Old Sheffield Plate samovar and cover, with presentation inscription for The Papillion Club, The Champion Peterkins Memorial trophy, having tap and burner, h.43cm

George V silver two-handled trophy cup, the "Frank Cypher Challenge 1947", the cover with foliate finial, raised on a plinth with winners shields, London 1913, 25cm high, 13ozs approximately

George V silver trophy cup, of plain form, the "The Cheltenham Florist Annual Challenge Cup", raised on a circular foot, raised on a plinth with winners plaque, Birmingham 1919, 23cm high, 9ozs approximately

An Edwardian silver trophy bowl, with reeded decoration raised on a circular foot, "St Marks Flower Show- The Steven Sharpe Annual Challenge Bowl", Sheffield 1902, with winners plinth, 20cm diameter

An Edwardian two-handled trophy cup of shallow form with scroll handles, raised on a circular foot, the "The Grimwade Memorial Challenge", raised on a winners plinth, Birmingham 1906, 16cm high, 14ozs approximately

George V silver two-handled trophy cup, with Art Nouveau foliate stylised twin handles, raised on a knopped stem with circular foot, Chester 1911, with winners plinth, 20cm high, 15ozs approximately

A George V silver twin-handled trophy cup, "St Marks Community Flower Show Annual Challenge Cup", raised on a winners plinth base, Birmingham 1928, 19cm high overall together with a silver plate challenge cup (2)

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup, "St Marks Community Centre Flower Show", raised on a circular foot, with winners plinth, Birmingham 1924, 24cm high, 32 ozs approximately

EPNS rowing trophy cup with straw boater effect base, dolphin and scallopshell pattern pedestal sweetmeat dish, horn-handled crumb scoop, two silver mounted, silver backed brushes and other items

Three silver twin handled trophy cups various, Chorley Wood Golf Club 1937, 1939 and another 1939 with plinths, 10ozs approx.

Three small trophy cups various

A Silver trophy, on base inscribed "Presented to Miss Fay by Parishioners on Occasion of her Marriage", London 1922

Three various Silver trophy cups, 2 x Sheffield 1920 and 1922, 1 x London 1921

A late 19th / early 20th Century mahogany brass mounted canted rectangular tray with wavy gallery, the centre with a satinwood oval depicting trophy and musical score

A 19th Century gilt metal figural mantel clock, cast as a seated maiden reading a manuscript alongside a drum cased dial with drum cased movement with circular enamel dial, Roman numerals with twin train movement, surmounted by trophy cresting on an alabaster and shaped gilt wooden base

A box of assorted cap badges and pendants to include "The Hampshire Regiment", "Sea Cadet Corps", "Swindon Schools SA Harold Fleming Trophy", "Universal Key Registry Assurance Association", "Swindon Amateur Swimming Club", etc. CONDITION REPORTS All with wear and scuffs, some knocks, tarnish and rusting.

A collection of modern silver tazzas bonbon dishes and sweetmeat baskets, six items c.1955-60 (6) small tazza 15cm dia with pierced trophy & treee rim, Sheffield 1955, large tazza 21cm dia with crimped & pierced rim, Sheffield 1960, pair of hexagonal baskets 13cm dia with pierced decoration, London 1960, pair of oval baskets 15cm l with scroll & lattice repousse decoration, London 1959

A George IV silver handled trophy cup of footed form with repousse and chased decoration of egg and dart border, oak leaf garlands, with ananthus leaves to base, with central rectangular panel of mares and foal, marked rubbed but legible for london 1828, 2539g

A George V silver mustard and matching salt, Birmingham 1919, another silver mustard, Sheffield 1934, two silver trophy cups, a silver ashtray and a small collection of other silver.

A George V silver two handled trophy cup, the shallow flared bowl applied with a `Royal Automobile Club` crest on a circular foot, Birmingham 1912 by Elkington & Co, height approx 15cm.

An Art Deco silver and gold enamel dressing table set, comprising hand mirror, two hair brushes and two clothes brushes, Birmingham 1933, together with a collection of assorted plate, including salvers and trophy cups.

An Art Deco silver tankard of flared cylindrical form with ribbed scroll handle, the base with engraved strapwork decoration, Birmingham 1931 by Hukin & Heath, height approx 10.5cm, together with a smaller silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1938 by Adie Brothers.

A pair of George V silver candlesticks, Birmingham 1910, a silver golf trophy, Birmingham 1922, a silver four division toast rack, Birmingham 1897, a silver menu stand, London 1903, a Victorian silver and mother-of-pearl three piece christening set, Sheffield 1851, case, a silver capstan inkwell and three napkin rings.

An early 20th Century German made court sword with straight oval section blade, foliate and trophy of arms engraved, blade length approx 78cm, gilded brass hilt with gilt knot, in its matching gilt mounted black leather scabbard with cover.

A hallmarked silver twin-handled trophy for Cheltenham District Allotment and Smallholders' Society 1923, approx weight 315g, approx height 17 cm

Georgian hallmarked silver twin handled trophy cup, approx height 15 cm, weight 336 g.

A small hallmarked silver trophy, silver handled sewing tools and cased Georgian silver spoons.