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A George V silver trophy cup of hexagonal faceted form, the cover with urn finial, the plain body with reeded and foliate decorated openwork handles raised on a hexagonal stepped foot (by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923), 38 cm high, 38.15 oz, raised on a hexagonal oak pedestal

A George V silver trophy goblet, the plain body inscribed "Dumpton (Thanet) Greyhounds Ltd Dec 3rd 1955, The Instaprint Cup", raised on beaded knop stem to a beaded circular foot, 10.2 cm diameter x 22 cm high, 11.67 oz

A Queen Elizabeth II silver trophy cup, the plain bowl flanked by openwork handles and inscribed "Wimbledon Stadium Friday 18th November 1960 The 23rd Puppy Oaks, Won by Mr.W.P. Tabbush with Ballinasloe Blondie 1st, and Ballinasloe Molly 2nd, 500 Yds Flat, Time 28.97 seconds, Trained by Mr.H. Harvey of Wembley", raised on a circular foot (by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1959),14.5 cm diameter (not including handles) x 18 cm high, 13.6 oz

An Edwardian silver trophy cup, the bell shaped bowl with fluted banding and scrollwork handles, inscribed "Dumpton (Thanet) Greyhounds Ltd The Blossom of Annagurra Cup", raised on a circular foot (by Elkington & Co. Ltd., Birmingham 1903), 17.5 cm diameter (not including handles) x 10.7 cm high, 18.4 oz

A George V silver trophy cup of faceted octagonal form, the cover with ball finial, the main body inscribed "(Replica) The Balfour Trophy White City (London) Won by - 5th Nov 1960", raised on an octagonal foot (by G. Bryan & Co., Birmingham 1933), 18.5 cm high, 8.08 oz

An Edwardian silver trophy cup, the plain body with openwork scroll handles raised on a beaded knop stem to beaded circular foot (by Atkin Bros., Sheffield 1903), 12.5 cm diameter (not including handles) x 27.3 cm, 24.6 oz

A George V silver trophy cup, the egg shaped bowl flanked by openwork handles raised on a knop stem to stepped circular foot (makers mark worn, London 1930), 13 cm diameter (not including handles) x 23.6 cm high, 25.18 oz

A Victorian silver trophy cup with heavy relief work ivy and berry decoration and gilt washed interior flanked by two lug handles raised on a circular foot (by Edward & John Barnard, London 1870), 18 cm diameter (not including handle) x 20.75 cm high, 36.75 oz. CONDITION REPORTS Overall with general wear and scuffs, and tarnish, but overall condition appears to be reasonably good.

A sterling silver two handled trophy of campana form with applied grape and vine decoration and gilt washed interior raised on a circular foot, mounted on a square plinth base inscribed "The Greyhound Oaks, Presented by the Greyhound Racing Association Limited, Won by Ballinasloe Mona at White City Stadium 29th September 1951, Owner W.P. Tabbush, Time 29.28 seconds, Trainer H.A. Harvey", 33 cm diameter x 41 cm high, 180 oz approx. CONDITION REPORTS General wear and scuffs, some small knocks and scratches, but overall appears in reasonably good condition.

A George V silver trophy cup of plain form raised on a circular foot to an ebonised base, engraved "Bibury Show Challenge Cup Presented by Sir Philip Scott" (London 1920), 24.8 oz CONDITION REPORTS General wear and scuffs. Footrim slightly squashed and upper rim with some mis-shaping.

A George V silver twin handled trophy cup raised on a stepped circular base and ebonised stand, inscribed "The Cotswold Agricultural Society Presented to (blank) for the Best Animal for Agricultural Purposes by Lt.. Col. The Hon. R.H. Hermon-Hodge, President 1929" (London 1929), 26.3 oz CONDITION REPORTS Wear, dents, scuffs. Base squashed / mis-shapen.

An Aubusson style panel, the central rectangular panel depicting an oval fan bordered by floral and trophy garlands within multi-coloured floral panelled borders, all on a pale cream ground, 176 x 276 cm

A two handled silver trophy cup, makers mark indistinct, London 1894, 8cm high, together with a shallow silver dish, Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1960, total weight 10.5oz (2)

A silver polo trophy cup supported on three polo sticks, weighted base, 6oz gross

Four silver two-handled trophy cups, various, 11oz

A Victorian silver trophy cup, the `U` shaped body with engraved scroll handles and beaded rim above engraved strapwork and foliate decoration, inscribed `Portsmouth Methodist Eisteddfod Challenge Trophy, Presented by H.R. Smith Esq`, on a flared stem and similarly decorated beaded foot, London 1877 by Henry Hollan, height approx 28cm, with an ebonized plinth.

A large George V silver trophy bowl of ribbed bulbous form on a stepped circular foot, London 1935 by Mappin & Webb, height approx 25cm.

A George V silver trophy cup, the `U` shaped body with foliate capped scroll handles terminating with dolphins, on a stepped circular domed foot, Birmingham 1922 by Mappin & Webb, height approx 22.5cm, with an ebonized plinth.

A 48 bore flint boxlock pocket pistol by H. New with turn-off barrel, length approx 3.5cm, trophy of arms, engraved frame, folding trigger, sliding top mounted safety, part chequered grip with vacant oval escutcheon (minor surface rust).

A silver trophy cup and cover, hallmarked, 8¼'' high, 181g

An early 20thC silver medallion presented for Special Distinction, the Kings Trophy Competition, moulded in relief depicting an archer, the reverse "Royal Coat of Arms, presented to the King to encourage youth in the hope that friendly competition and efficient training may help it forge new links of empire", 5cm diameter.

A George V silver two-handled trophy cup, the lid with a finial in the form of a man bowling, London 1935, 5oz.

A George V silver small two-handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1929, 2oz, 7 dwts, 9cm high.

A plain circular bowl with pierced rim, Sheffield 1935, a pierced two-handled dish and small trophy cup ___7oz

A Tiffany & Co. 9-inch shallow bowl, the pierced rim embossed with fruit and flowers, engraved as a trophy "Marden District Commercial Fruit Show 1961", 23cm diameter, import marks ___12.5oz

A two-handled plain fruit basket with wavy rim raised on four pierced feet, engraved as a trophy, 27cm wide, 11cm high, Sheffield 1927 ___21oz. £250-350

A large two-handled trophy cup and cover, the body decorated with leaves at the base and having leaf-capped handles, the cover with leaf form finial, engraved for the Kent Cherry & Soft Fruit Show, 17cm diameter, 20cm high, London 1920 ___36oz

Rees, Dai signed books (2) to incl "Golf My Way" 1st ed 1951 and "Golf Today" 1st ed 1962 both signed to the front free end plates – both in original green cloth boards with gilt spines – overall (F/G) Note: Rees won 39 titles around the world including four News of the World Match Plays, two British Masters, the Irish, Belgian and Swiss Opens, and the South African PGA Championship. Rees captained the Great Britain Ryder Cup team on five occasions, in 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961 and 1967. The most memorable was the 1957 event at Lindrick where Britain scored a decisive 7½–4½ victory to break the United States` stranglehold on the trophy they had held since 1933.

4x unusual patent steel shafted putters to incl double sided swan neck jigger, Hagen Trophy, Ugly Duckling cylindrical head, and an oversize Roger Evans Product "Stand Up" putter

1930 Bobby Jones winner of Amateur Golf Championship St Andrews – original Illustrated London News extract consisting of 9 photographic illustrations covering his progress to the final incl holding the Trophy – Jones went on to win all 4 majors in 1930 – in grey mount overall 18 x 13.25"

Collection of Ladies Golf Union silver and bronze medals – awarded to A P Barwell - incl silver LGU Handicap medal hallmarked Birmingham 1912, 2x earlier LGU handicap medals one engraved and dated 1898, 1898 LGU Championship bronze engraved medal played at Gt Yarmouth and won by A P Barwell plus a silver and enamel Society of London Lady Golf Captains bar brooch hall marked Birmingham 1963 plus 1920 silver hallmarked ladies trophy (6)

1910 Purley Downs Golf Club "Captain`s Prize" silver trophy - silver hallmark Chester 1909 Arts and Crafts trophy with bluebirds mounted on to the handles – overall 5.75" – wt 10oz

1933 "NALGO Golf Shield" silver golf trophy – to commemorate Glasgow Water Dept winning the competition 3 years in succession from 1931 – 1933 - silver hallmarked embossed plate with Vic golfer to the centre and engraved banner above - mounted on circular oak shield – overall 5.75" dia

Alex James (Arsenal and Scotland football international) Sheffield plate trophy – half pint tankard engraved South Herts Golfing Society – Won By Alex James comes c/w copy of news paper report showing James, Laurie Scott, Leslie Compton, and Frank Moss playing at South Herts GC in 1937

1929 Scotscraig Golf Club related Dunlop Golf Ball Hole in One silver trophy – c/w crossed golf clubs and silver engraved plaque "HC R Hunter – Scotscraig Golf Club 17-8-28" together with a square mesh dimple golf ball

3x various pre-war golfing figures wearing plus fours to incl silver plated figure mounted on a rectangular base and marble plinth fitted with a silver hallmarked plaque engraved "Bradford Moor Golf Club – Grant Trophy – Winner 1937 – R.E. Froysall" overall 7.5" plus Spelter style figure painted gold and mounted on an oval base overall 5" and a Vardon style silver plated figure mounted on a circular plinth – figure measures 3.5" overall 5.25"

Helen Wills - collection of tennis photographs and prints - related to and her tennis career in the U.S.A. Forming the heart of the collection are 3x fine photographs by renowned writer and photographer Edwin Levick of New York who contributed work to the Chicago Tribune, New York Times and the New York Herald Tribune. All three show Wills in 1925, but the finest of them is one with her posed alongside Kathleen McKane receiving the trophy and flowers for her United States Singles Championship victory. A further photo shows the match in progress while the third shows her in action with Mary Kendall Browne against Colyer and McKane during the USA`s defeat by Great Britain in the Wightman Cup at Forest Hills that year. A further head and shoulders photo portrays Helen Wills Moody (with a new hair style!) n 1932 prior to her visit to Wimbledon. A press cutting showing photographs of Wills at practice in 1924 is also included and an Edwin Trim postcard (T15) of her at Wimbledon dated 1935.

Art Deco Copper tennis trophy vase – engraved 1st Pr. 11-5-39 - in green patinayed bronze with embossed motif of tennis player. Made in Denmark by Ildfast, 10cm x 9 cm.

A fine 1992 Tennis Trophy in original case – presented to the winning finalists of The 30th Federation Cup held on the red clay courts of the Waldstadion Tennis Club Frankfurt from July 12th-19th. Won by Germany (Team - Steffi Graf, Anke Huber, Barbara Rittner) who beat Spain in the final – c/w the purpose-made, red velvet and padded silk -lined case (26x 28 x 35 cms.) is blind-stamped `NEC ITF THE FEDERATION CUP` c/w fitted handle. Note: This huge silver-plated trophy would have been presented to one of the players in the winning team and is engraved with all the details of the tournament.

1957 FA Cup Final Linesman 9ct Gold Football Association and Silver Referee`s Association Medal: Played at Wembley Aston Villa v Manchester United (Busby Babes) Both Medals named to K G Aston Linesman (9ct Medal 11g) (2) Note: The 1957 FA Cup Final was a football match played on 4 May 1957 at Wembley Stadium. The match was contested by Aston Villa and Manchester United. Villa won 2–1, with both of their goals scored by Peter McParland. Tommy Taylor got United`s goal. The final was marred by a collision after only six minutes between Villa forward Peter McParland and United goalkeeper Ray Wood, which left Wood unconscious with a broken cheekbone. Wood left the pitch and Jackie Blanchflower took over in goal for United. Wood eventually rejoined the game in an outfield position as a virtual passenger before returning to goal for the last seven minutes of the game. It was Villa`s first major trophy for 37 years.

1970 World Cup Original Poster, Report and Badges: To include Black Velvet Poster having 1970 World Cup Logo 48 x 69cm, Official FIFA Report Book, World Cup 1970 by David Miller Book , Tie Pin, FIFA Official badge and Ibela M23 Lighter featuring World Cup Trophy and dates 1958, 1962, 1970 (6)

Collection of Football Related Trophy and Chinaware: To include DFV Metal dish with Logo, Desk Plaque Bahrain FA, Glass Ashtray, Pewter Dish Belgium FA, Bahrain Referees 1982, HCC 1962, Western Football League Trinket Box (7)

1900s Football Book: Titled the `The Book of Football` – A complete History & Record of the Association & Rugby Games. Internally (VG) with many early team and ground pictures from the early history of both codes. Green cloth boards with gold lettering & silver trophy to front dated 1960 plus 2 1950s Non-League programmes.

1950s onwards Programmes: Including English Schools Trophy Final 1951 Brierley Hill & Sedgley & District Boys v Liverpool Boys played at Molineux plus a quantity of big match 1960s onwards including some tickets plus 2 FA Cup song sheets 1959 also a large collection of Petroleum issue Medals 1970s onwards (1 Box).

A French Sevres style porcelain inset ormolu mantel clock, mid 19th century, the eight-day bell striking movement stamped J.B.D. within an oval cartouche to backplate, the porcelain dial with floral garland to centre within blue ground cartouche Roman numeral chapter ring, the case with pineapple finial and music trophy panel decorated porcelain body to the urn surmount over female mask side handles and splayed pedestal support inset with a further polychrome painted panel and with acanthus cast side scrolls, on shaped plinth base with conforming inset panel and toupe feet, 33cm (13ins) high.

A carved wooden owl - `The Vivian Trophy - Ealing 1924`

A George V Silver Bulbous 2-Handled Trophy with engraved inscription on ebonised base, Birmingham 1934, 14.1oz

A George III Silver Trophy Cup, John Langlands II, Newcastle 1802, the plain tapering circular body with two reeded loop handles on a waisted spreading foot, 30cm high, 40oz 7dwt

A Victorian silver two handled trophy cup, London 1894, height 29.5cms, weight 790gms

An Edward VII silver two handled trophy cup, Chester 1907, weight 346gms, height 13cms

Four Edward VII silver twin handled trophy cups, London 1901, total weight 915gms

Two silver cup holders, a trophy and cigarette case, weight 283.5gms

A small two-handled trophy and a silver specimen vase, Birmingham 1918

National Rifle Association Medals (5), Bengal Presidency Rifle Association medal, by John Pinches, silver "Won by Sergt. N. George, India 1893 with 225 points". Hyderabad Rifle Association 1867, silver in John Pinches case. National Rifle Association Medal 1860, silver &bronze. N.R.A. King`s Trophy Competition Medal by P.M., silver. Four in cases of issue. GVF. (5).

Ar denarius. P Fonteius P f Capito. C, 55 BC. Obv; P FONTEIVS PF CAPITO III VIR; Helmeted and draped bust of Mars, trophy over shoulder. Rev; MN FONT TR MIL; horseman galloping right about to spear a warrior below who is attacking a third combatant. RRC 429/1. Good silver and surfaces. 3.97g. 20mm. GVF.

Silver twin handled trophy cup on stand

A wood effect game shoulder length wall trophy, on integral coned pine effect shield, 50cm long overall

SPORT. AN EPNS GREYHOUND RACING TROPHY the realistically modelled dog on ebonised plinth with presentation tablet dated 1932, 18cm h and a silver and enamel mounted mahogany shield with the head of a greyhound, tablet and banner inscribed Rochdale Greyhound Stadium, maker Kenworthy Ltd, Birmingham 1931 (2) Greyhound silvering rubbed showing nickel in places. The ebonised paint on the base rubbed on the upper surface. Shield lacking strutt

[Indian colonial horse racing interest] A Victorian silver twin handled trophy cup and cover by John, Edward, Walter & John Barnard (Barnard & Sons Ltd), London 1868, with a classical female finial to the anthemion decorated centre domed cover, beaded angular handles, four oval reserves, one with a classical horse racing scene, on a multi knop spreading pedestal, presentation engraved, 34cm (13 1/2in) high, 1366g (43.95 oz) The presentation reads `Presented by His Highness Sir Jaswant Singjee, K.C.S.I. Takhoor Saheb of Bhownuggur Kattywak Race Meeting January. 1869. Won By`. Bhaunagar, or Bhavnagar, was a native state of India in the Kathiawar agency, Bombay. The maharajah or Takur Sahib from 1854 to 1870 was Sir Jashwantsinhji Bhavsinhji (1827-1870) of the famous clan of the Gohel Rajputs of Kathiawar.

Plaque and Medallion. Naval Zeppelin L1, fatal crash off Helgoland. Rectangular plaque. Obverse depicts the Grim Reaper facing right watching the Zeppelin crash into the sea. Reverse, Legend – Das Reichsmarine Luftschiff L1 Fielam 9 September 1913 vor Helgoland der wt der Flemente zum opfer. Vierzehn mann der besatzung fanden den Heldentod Dennoch – Weiter mit Got. 54.5x88mm. 6ozs. GVF. Rare. Plus a Medallion. France Pro Patria. Bust of Liberty with flag, reverse trophy of arms and airship. No name engraved. Square 46 x 46mm. Bronze EF. See Plate.8