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An Elkington & Co two handled silver trophy - diam 15cm, Birmingham 1907 - approx weight 401g/12.9 troy oz

A 19th century silver plated twin handled trophy cup and cover

A Large Two Handled Trophy Cup

Two Silver Trophy Pendants

A selection of HM silver including four teaspoons having golf interest, a miniature trophy, an ash tray etc, approx 196g

Two Victorian brass and cast iron door porters, last quarter 19th century, one with a stag beside a tree cast in relief, with shaped iron base, 41cm high; the other cast in the manner of a bell with trophy in relief to the front, the stem and ring handle above, 35cm high Lots 75-220 are from the collection of Laurence W. Hodson (1863-1933) and thence by descent. To view the full introduction to the collection please visit the Dreweatts website (download the pdf version of the catalogue) or contact Dreweatts Donnington Priory saleroom for details.

George V large silver greyhound trophy, by family repute won by Grange Battle, silver mark Sheffield 1931, maker Pinder Brothers, of circular form and art deco style, the body with ball and Greek key design decoration, each handle either side mounted with a greyhound, and raised on spread circular foot, with wooden base, 34cm wide, 41.5oz

Mixed silver comprising of a two handled tennis trophy cup, two cigarette cases, two serviette rings, boxed commerative silver bladed herb cutter and similar boxed dish, match box holder, approx. 24.oz, (8)

Mixed silver to include, pair of candlesticks, sugar sifter, two handled trophy cup with engraved inscription, tea strainer, fob, six silver gilt spoons, plated corkscrew in the form of a horses head, small spill vase and a white metal caddy spoon, approx 27oz, (qty)

Mixed silver, to include a two handled trophy cup, cigarette case, vesta case, coin purse, pastry forks etc., 13.6oz

Mixed silver, to include small tankard, two golfing trophy cups and a georgian pepperette, 11.2oz, (4)

Quantity of silver, to include, white metal dish with flower and scroll border, desk inkwell, three serviette rings, small tennis trophy cup, circular box and cover, small cup embossed with fruit, and white metal compact with niello decoration, (9)

Silver cruet set comprising of a salt cellar, mustard and two spoons, pepperette, all with half fluted decoration, small silver trophy cup, silver egg cup and a cut glass and silver salt, 7.9oz, (qty)

Victorian silver trophy cup of goblet form, London 1873, makers mark rubbed possibly James Johnson & James Walker, having bright cut floral engraving, presentation inscription reading ` The 1st Class Yeomanry Cup, Won 1874, by cautious, carrying 1st penalty, owned and ridden by William Ward`, 28cm high, 16.5oz

1930s silver plated athletics presentation trophy cup for international athletics between Greece and Egypt, presented to W. J. Rivers, semi-gadrooned on circular foot, and another in white metal, Greek urn style decorated with horse and chariots, on plinth base

An early twentieth century hunting trophy walking stick with hoof collar and antler curved handle.

[GEORGE VI]: (1895-1952) King of the United Kingdom 1936-52. An electroplate silver twin handled trophy, ornately engraved with floral patterns and an inscription 'H. W. S. S. D. M. Tuckfield, presented by Prince Albert', and date 7th June 1919. With spiral handles and tapered circular cup down to a circular base. Some age wear to the rim, otherwise VG. Prince Albert presented the trophy to a successful competitor at the sports meeting of the Hospital Welfare Society for Lewisham, Deptford and Greenwich.

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: Selection of attractive colour printed 12mo cards, each featuring an identical image of the World Cup 1966 mascot, World Cup Willie, and the Jules Rimet trophy, individually signed by ten members of the England World Cup winning team, comprising Nobby Stiles, Geoff Hurst, Alan Ball, Martin Peters, Roger Hunt, George Cohen, Ray Wilson, Gordon Banks, Bobby Charlton and Jackie Charlton. All have signed with their names alone in bold blue or black inks to a clear area at the base of the cards. EX, 10

MEREDITH BILLY: (1874-1958) Welsh Footballer, one of the early superstars of the game who played for Manchester City and Manchester United. Meredith won each domestic trophy in the English Football League throughout his career. Scarce blue fountain pen ink signature ('With Best Wishes, Billy Meredith') on a piece, adding 51 Internationals and the date, 19th September 1936, alongside his signature. Neatly laid down to the title page of a hardback edition of Football Wizard - The Billy Meredith Story by John Harding, published by Robson Books Ltd., London, 1998. Accompanied by the dust jacket. About VG

*‘The County Cricket Championship Trophy. Presented by The Lord’s Taverners’. Silver goblet with inscription to front, gilt to inside. Hallmarked, London 1973. 6” high. G

Graham Gooch. Silver plated cylindrical cricket trophy ‘Esso/Mail on Sunday County Cricket Award’. ‘Fielder of the Season 1983’. Awarded to Graham Gooch. 15” tall on plinth with printed details to top and bottom of trophy. Sold with ‘Texaco Trophy. England v Australia 1985’. Silver plated dish/plate awarded to Gooch following the matches. 8.5” diameter. VG. Previously sold by Knights in the Graham Gooch Benefit auction 1995

Graham Gooch. Silver plated cylindrical cricket trophy ‘Esso/Mail on Sunday County Cricket Award’. ‘Batsman of the Season 1985’. Awarded to Graham Gooch - 2511 runs. 15” tall on plinth with printed details to top and bottom of trophy. Sold with a Silver plated salver/tray. ‘Evening Standard. Cricketer of the Month. July 1979. Graham Gooch of Essex’. 10” diameter. VG. Both, previously sold by Knights in the Graham Gooch Benefit auction 1995

Matt Busby, Manchester United. ‘The Official Football Cover Series’ number 28 issued to commemorate Busby’s 80th birthday. Qty 2. Also two mono copy photos, one of Busby with the Football League trophy, another with George Best, and a colour copy photograph of Busby with the European Cup, each 10”x8”, G/VG

George Best, Autograph page nicely signed in ink by George Best, sold with a mono copy press photograph of Best holding the Football Writers’ Association Player of the Year trophy, 1968. Slight smudge to signature otherwise VG

Alan Mullery, Tottenham Hotspur. Official match programme for the U.E.F.A. Cup Final, 2nd leg vs Wolverhampton Wanderers played at White Hart Lane, 17th May 1972. Nicely signed in black ink by Mullery to the front cover. Also a 10”x8” mono copy photograph signed by Mullery of him holding the trophy surrounded by supporters . VG Spurs won the inaugural competition beating Wolves 3-2 on aggregate

World Cup. Jules Rimet Trophy. Two silver metal World Cup charms featuring the trophy, obe stamped to base England 1966. G

World Cup. Two unopened bottles of Rose and Soave wines produced for the World Cup in Italy 1990. Both bottles shaped as the World Cup trophy with World Cup labels etc. 25cl and 75cl bottles. Sold with an unopened bottle of red wine with World Cup Final ‘France v Brazil’ label to side. The bottle imprinted with a full bottle length footballer to verso. 75cl. G

F.A. Cup Final, Leicester City vs Manchester United. Official programme for the final played at Wembley, 25th May 1963. Sold with the ‘Daily Express Community Singing’ song sheet from the match and a mono copy photograph of the players celebrating with the trophy. Programme with light vertical fold otherwise in good condition, poster with horizontal and vertical folds Manchester United beat Leicester City 3-1

FIELD PHOTO HOMES: A bound volume of Ds.S. by various individuals associated with John Ford's non-profit corporation Field Photo Homes Incorporated, 72 pages (total), 4to, various places (California), 1944 - 1960. The typed documents include the State of California incorporation certificate for the company, dated 30th November 1944, the By-Laws of Field Photo Homes, various Minutes of Meetings of the Directors, including the first meeting held on 20th December 1944 at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, some accounts and expense figures etc.. Each of the documents are signed by one or more individuals associated with the corporation including John Ford (1894-1973) Irish-American Film Director, Academy Award winner (10 signatures), John Wayne (1907-1979) American Actor, Academy Award winner (1 signature), Merian C. Cooper (1893-1973) American Aviator & Film Director of King Kong, 1933 (7 signatures), Frank Wead (1895-1947) American Naval Aviator and Screenwriter, Schneider Trophy winner, 1923 (5 signatures), James McGuinness (1893-1950) American Screenwriter & Film Producer (6 signatures), Guy Thayer (Film Editor; 3 signatures), Fred Totman (Ford's business manager; 21 signatures) and C. E. Wingate Smith (4 signatures). There are also two pages of signatures by various members of Field Photo Homes Inc. who were present at a General Meeting on 18th March 1952, including Harry Carey Jr and Leif Erickson. The first and concluding pages of the volume show signs of age wear and damp staining, however the majority of inside pages are clean. Some further age wear and faults to the covers, FR to generally G John Ford had established and led The Naval Field Photographic Reserve Unit during World War II. In February 1945 he took a leave of absence from the Navy to film They Were Expendable. Ford used his salary from that picture to create the Field Photo Home, a club for the veterans of the Field Photographic Unit, based at his Farm in the San Fernando Valley, California.

A photograph, England - 1966 World Cup Winners, England captain Bobby Moore holds the Jules Rimet Trophy aloft, mounted and framed under glass, image size 29 cm x 19 cm

A good collection of approximately 100 football programmes, assorted English and Scottish clubs to include some 1950's and 1960's, English school's FA trophy final 1954 at Anfield, Scottish cup final 1968, European cup finals, many testimonials and other

A silver purse, two silver trophy cups and a tin of coins

A pair of bottle coasters, trophy cup, cutlery etc, condiment set and a pair of bronze candle lustres

A quantity of ornamental items including a Benares brass charger, two small mirrors, toleware hat box, magazine rack, various tins, brass fire companion, plated trophy cup and flatware etc (in three boxes)

A MISCELLANY OF SILVER ITEMS to include six rat tail pattern coffee spoons, a shoe horn, two trophy cups, wool dispenser and salts bottle, mixed assays

1946/47 Manchester Utd v Burnley, a rare programme from the Lancashire Cup Trophy game played on 20/11/1946, folded, a couple of slight tears, rusty marks.

A silver two-handled trophy, `New Inns` bowling club, Birmingham 1933, approx 20.55ozt

A silver two-handled trophy, `New Inns; bowling club, Birmingham 1939, approx 7.155ozt

Pressed horn circular box, early 19th century, decorated in relief on one side with classical revelry and couplets from the Odes of Anacreon, and on the reverse with a trophy to music, literature and farming, diameter 85mm; together with an ItalianGrand Tour carved cameo conch shell , circa 1850, depicting a classical tribunal, length 14cm (2)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER CHRISTENING MUG OF PLAIN BALUSTER SHAPE, SHEFFIELD 1953 AND A SMALL SILVER TROPHY CUP, 5OZS

Two silver napkin rings with three miniature trophy cups

A cast metal plaque in the form of a Greek soldier wearing a helmet, within a laurel leaf border, composition frame and a medallion for The St John`s Ambulance Association competition for The Grand Prior`s Trophy 9th Team.

A porcelain figure of a young girl ice skating along with a hand painted Gomei skating trophy 1981 and two Russian plates

An engraved silver vase trophy weighted with a wooden base, date mark worn - Birmingham 16 cm height and a silver hat pin cushion Chester 1911 B H maker - 12 cm diameter

Two Festival of Britain five shilling pieces, a Kings trophy competition medal, a Royal Mint Tower of London token and a London Exhibition 1851 token

A musician`s smallsworddating: 19th Centuryprovenance: Kingdom of ItalyThin, straight, double-edged blade of hexagonal section, engraved with floral motifs at the forte; brass hilt, at the shell-guard bas-relieved trophy with instruments, guard of flattened section, cap decorated on one side, grip covered with ebony, checkered on one side. Leather scabbard with brass mounts.dimensions: length 94 cm.

A flint lock for a pistoldating: mid-18th Centuryprovenance: BelgiumFlat plate engraved with a hunting trophy at the end, at the center another trophy picturing arms and armours; signed "G. MASSIN" at the lower border; gentle engravings at the internal spring and at the throw. Gilles Massin was a gun dealer in Liège with various active gunsmiths (he died in 1740).dimensions: length 11,6 cm.

A chiselled flint lock for a pistoldating: late 18th Centuryprovenance: ItalyWith flat plate slightly recessed at the end; the hammer slightly engraved at the throw with a trophy picturing an armour, at the center a trophy with helmets and flags.dimensions: length 9,1 cm.

A horn powder-flaskdating: 19th Centuryprovenance: AustriaCurved shape; brass mounts, long fuse decorated at the lower edge with knots, frames and acanthus leaves; the base bordered en suite; two staves decorated with relived circles and dots on the sides; at the center a bas-relieved mount picturing a trophy and flags; complete with a suspension chain.dimensions: length 23,5 cm.

A flintlock pistoldating: first quarter of the 19th Centuryprovenance: GreeceSmooth, round barrel with remains of gold inlays picturing geometrical motifs at the upper part; lock with smooth, flat plate; silver full stock decorated with bas-relieved floral motifs, a bird and a trophy at the neck; smooth barrel bracket.dimensions: length 49 cm.

A flintlock blunderbuss by G.M. Loggiadating: third quarter of the 18th Centuryprovenance: North ItalySmooth, two-stage, octagonal and round barrel with rings at the girdle, decorated with silver tarsia depicting floral motifs and a trophy at the base, strongly bell-mouthed nozzle; round, flat lock with swan-neck-shaped hammer, signed "G.M. Loggia"; briarwood butt (defects and restorations), decorated with filigree, iron mounts and ribbed borders; complete with a hook for the belt, a button at the neck and iron ramrod. G. M. Loggia was a gunsmith active in Brescia in 1770.dimensions: length 85 cm.

A navy officer`s daggerdating: 19th Centuryprovenance: EuropeWide, strongly curved blade, with fuller and groove, engraved at the forte, with a trophy of flags, sun with anthropomorphic face and stars, at one side of the tang the letters "S.H."; gilt bronze hilt, with pierced valve, decorated as a rope with an anchor at the centre, the guard pierced with knots; long cap with pommel shaped as an eagle head; horn grip with small studs (one missing).dimensions: length 55 cm.

A COLLECTION OF FRAMED AND GLAZED WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS OFFICIAL MATCH FIXTURE PROGRAMMES, to include 1972 UEFA Cup Final 1st and 2nd leg v Tottenham Hotspur, 1980 League Cup Final v Nottingham Forrest signed by members of the team, 1988 Sherpa Van Trophy v Burnley, 2003 Play Off Final v Sheffield United, etc., together with some printed examples. (11)

A TRIANG SPOT-ON ARKITER SCALE CONSTRUCTION SET, including instructions and original box together with a tin of Baylis building parts and a Subbuteo world cup trophy in a box

A box of assorted plated wares to include a three branch candelabra, trophy cup, salvers, etc., together with a box of assorted plated cutlery CONDITION REPORTS Please Note : There is no insulated wine jug in this Lot as stated in original catalogue description.

Early 20th century photograph of a cricket team showing an impressive trophy in the foreground, 27.5cm x 36.5cm (unframed)

A modern silver trophy by Edward Barnard & Sons, having a naturalistically modelled stag mounted on a wooden plinth with plain silver plaque

Of Upminster Golf Club interest: A modern silver miniature trophy by P. P. Ltd, this miniature trophy is a copy of the larger version still presented at U.G.C, marked London 1963, together with a silver ashtray and eleven UGC finial teaspoons from medal competitions (13)

A PRE ROMAN ITALIAN 215-205 BC, Bruttium Region, City of Brettian League, AE Sextans, Ares/Nike standing left, Crowning Trophy GCV 701 v.f, together with an AE 26, Ares/Hera advancing right, holding large shield GCV 702 n.f/f, with a City of Petelia AE Tetras/Triens, Athena/Zeus, fair, and a 203-98 BC, City of Rhegion AE Tetras/Triens, Jugate Heads of Apollo and Artemis/Tripod Lebes, four pellets in field, GCV 691 v.f/n.v.f (4)

A ROMAN REPUBLIC SILVER VICTORIATUS 211-206 BC, Laurated Head of Jupiter, rev. Victory standing right crowning trophy, Roma in exergue, Sear 49 n.v.f/g.f, together with another, spearhead symbol in reverse field, Sear 50 f, slightly off centre reverse, larger Flan (2)