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Click here to subscribeAN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER TROPHY, ~THE ELKINGTON CUP~ of shaped and dished circular form raised on a stepped circular foot, the body with presentation inscription dated 1919, on a turned wooden plinth, marks for Birmingham 1919, maker Elkington & Co. 11cm(h) x 16cm(d) 196grams Compression to short stem, slightly misshaped, viewing advised.
An Edwardian silver circular rose bowl trophy cup with flying scroll handles and ribbed decoration, inscribed `Presented to Captain A.E.B. Ind. the 6th (T) Battn. North Staffordshire Regt. March 23rd 1911`, on a circular foot, London 1909 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, height approx 21cm.
An autograph album containing signatures of racing drivers, collected by P. Checksfield, comprising Reg Parnell, Baron E. de Graffenried, D.E. Whitehead, Prince Bira, Harold Daniel, Stirling Moss, Adolf Lang, Geoff Duke, Eric Branen, Fangio, Gonzales, Roy Salvadori, Tony Rolt and Reg Bicknell, together with seven Goodwood paddock transfer card badges from 1950 to 1961, a green enclosure and stand badge, dated 10th April 1950, a Daily Express Trophy Meeting Silverstone pits grandstand pass, dated 14th September 1957, and a British Motorcycle Racing Club grandstand transfer, dated 26th September 1953.
A mixed lot,comprising silver items: a photograph frames of plain rectangular form, London 1916, a cased fork and spoon, a cased set of six tea knives, and a small trophy cup, plus electroplated items: a pair of candlesticks, a salver of circular form, a sardine dish and cover, a toast rack and other items. (qty)
A mixed lot,comprising: silver items: an Austrian silver-gilt sand green enamel bell push, a trophy cup, a sauce boat, a salt cellar, a French mount, plus other silver items including a Victorian medallion, and electroplated items: a set of six menu card holders modelled as a castle and inscribed `INNISKILLING`, approx. weighable 9oz. (qty)
Cricket - Bob Taylor, Derbyshire & England. Earthenware mug produced for Taylor’s Testimonial Reception held at Chatsworth, 1981. Sold with a Spode fine bone china plate to commemorate Staffordshire C.C.C. winning the Minor Counties Championship, Eastern Counties Division Championship and the M.C.C. Trophy, 1993. G/VG
Cricket - Cricket trophy. Metal (possibly pewter) trophy decorated to the cup with cricketer in batting pose surrounded by floral motifs and mythical characters around the cup base. The stem featuring two angled cricket bats. Maker’s mark to underside, Rogers Smith & Co, Meriden. Small dents and wear to cup and rim, lacking plinth otherwise fair condition
A quantity of silver and plated items to include a silver pepperette, London 1906, maker Edward Barnard & Sons, with gadrooned decoration, a further pepperette of plain tapering form, a silver salt, an open salt, miniature silver twin handled trophy cup, two silver sugar nips and a collection of silver and plated flatware. (lot)
A First World War Soldier`s Needlework Sampler - ``Souvenir of the Great National War``, with couched embroidered decoration of the Royal Coat of Arms with legend ``United in the Caus (sic) Freedom``, flanked by the allied flags, the spandrels worked with a gun boat, an aeroplane, trophy of arms and a cannon, in blue cream and gold on a crimson field, 55cm by 44cm, in a glazed oak frame
A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Continental Flintlock Holster Pistol, with 33cm two stage steel barrel, foliate engraved rounded lock plate, the hammer cast with a martial trophy, the walnut stock with traces of foliate carved decoration, with brass side plate, ramrod pipes, trigger guard and spurred pommel
A Pair of Late 18th/Early 19th Century Flintlock Officer`s Pistols by Thomas Cartmell of Doncaster, each with a 20cm octagonal steel barrel with slightly swamped muzzle, the breech with platinum line and plug, the top flat stamped DONCASTER, with signed and sunburst engraved lock plate and hammer, slide safety, foliate engraved barrel tang with raised sight, walnut full stock with steel trigger guard engraved with a martial trophy, acanthus bud finial and ringed ramrod pipe, the chequered bag butt set with a silver escutcheon engraved AG, and with swivel steel ramrod
A Mixed Lot comprising: a circular Electroplated Bottle Stand with Gothic pierced sides and supported on three cheese feet (lacks liner); a Sheffield Plated Two-Handled Sugar Bowl of circular baluster form with gadrooned rim and leaf capped scrolled handles, 5” diameter; an Electroplated Large Sauceboat of usual form with beaded rim, leaf capped flying scrolled handle and supported on three shell and hoof feet; and two small Plated Trophy Cups (5)
A well-constructed desk-top display model of the Supermarine S.6B ‘S1595’, flown by Flt Lt J.N.Boothman at Calshot in 1931, winning the Schneider Trophy outright for Great Britain at a speed of 340.08mph; later on 29th September 1931, Flt Lt G.H. Stainforth flew this same aircraft at a world record speed of 407.5mph; the model finished in silver over blue, with frame number on fin, the wire-braced wings on the strut- and wire-braced twin floats, with rotating propeller, 17.5 inch (44.5cm) wingspan.
A Victorian China War medal 1900, issued in 1901, awarded for service during the Boxer rebellion and subsequent expeditions. The obverse shows the bust of Queen Victoria, reverse, trophy of arms similar to the 1857-60 China medal inscribed 1900. Awarded to 2308 SAPr ABDUL SUBHAN 2/Q.O.S+M (Queens Own Sappers and Miners), with relief of Pekin clasp and ribbon, copy of 1960's purchase receipt
BERLIN STYLE WOOLWORK PANEL. depicting an exotic bird within a floral cartouche, in a glazed frame, 77x 94cm overall; together with a VICTORIAN WOOLWORK PICTURE, depicting game birds as a hunting trophy, in a glazed giltwood frame, 44 x 46cm overall; a further WOOLWORK PICTURE, depicting birds amongst foliage, in a glazed giltwood frame, 60.5 x 53.5 cm; and TWO SILK EMBROIDERED PICTURES, depicting flower sprays, in oval glazed giltwood frames, 47cm and 43cm (5).
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