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A silver twin handled trophy inscribed Buckeridge presented by Launcelot Buckeridge 1972, London 1935.

A silver triple handled trophy The Calne Conservative Club The Tilley v Culverwell maker James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1910.

A silver trophy The Calne Conservative Club 1922 Billiard Challenge Cup, maker W.H.S, Birmingham 1921.

"Silver tooted circular trophy cup; applied with an enamel flat motif, London 1936; and a cased set of silver mounted shoe horn, glove stretchers and button hook, Birmingham 1925 (4)"

Continental silver pepper marked 800 and a silver two handled trophy cup and stand (2)

An early 20th century hallmarked silver loaded bud vase of tapering circular form and a silver twin handled trophy cup raised on associated plinth (2).

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled trophy with cover, Birmingham 1931, height 26cm, approx 12oz (rubbed marks).

A late 19th century Chinese white metal twin handled trophy inscribed with Chinese characters to one side, height 21cm.

A silver twin handled trophy cup of octagonal form, Birmingham 1921, with an ebonised stand.

Silver, comprising; a milk jug with engraved decoration, raised on bun feet, Birmingham probably 1910, a small twin handled trophy cup, London 1939 and a small bonbon dish with pierced decoration, Birmingham 1923.

A plated twin handled trophy cup, detailed with the cap badge of The Army Service Corps and also M.T.DEPOT, GROVE PARK WINNERS OF INTER-DEPOT LEAGUE, 1918-19 PTE.T.THRELFALL.

Silver,comprising; a rectangular cigarette box, wooden lined within, two circular dishes, London 1913 and Birmingham 1919, a christening mug, Birmingham 1922 and a small twin handled trophy cup, Chester 1925.

A silver pedestal trophy cup, decorated with a beaded foot rim, presentation inscribed, Sheffield 1921 and two silver twin handled trophy cups, Sheffield 1920 and Birmingham 1929.

Plated wares, comprising; a Victorian twin handled trophy cup, presentation inscribed and dated 1893, an inkstand made from a horse`s hoof and two curling stone handles.

Mostly plated wares, comprising; a pair of serving spoons, cased, a set of six tea knives, with loaded silver handles, cased, a pair of candlesticks, a pair of vases, two salvers, an oval lidded breakfast dish with two drop in liners, a five piece condiment set, a pair of twin handled vases, two trophy cups, a four piece glass condiment set with a stand, a lidded preserve jar and three further items.

Silver, comprising; a milk jug, Birmingham 1901, a trumpet shaped vase, a circular stand, a dessert spoon, a lidded glass toilet jar and a twin handled trophy cup with a stand, also plated wares, comprising; a set of six teaspoons, a butter knife, a three piece condiment set with a spoon and a bowl with a blue glass liner.`

*Documents, Badges and a Silver Trophy Cup relating to Major R.J. Jones, Queen`s Westminster Volunteers, comprising a consecutive run of National Rifle Association Wimbledon Meeting books from 1882-1892 (excluding 1886), inscribed to the recipient, each edition with multiple adverts within, eight `Wace`s Rifle Score Register` booklets, published 1877 and 1882, each inscribed to the recipient and records of rifle practise and competitions, `Target Register with Notes & Tables` booklet, three `The Queen`s Westminster Volunteers L Company Regulation for Class and Company Shooting & Prize Drills` booklets (1883, 1894, 1896), `Annual Report Middlesex Rifle Association` (1899, 1900), `A Guide to the Queen`s Sixty, 8th Edition` booklet published 1883, `The Perfect All Range Rifle Score Register by Walter C. Luff, L.R.B.` booklet, a silver trophy cup engraved `Middlesex Rifle Association 1885 Meetings Held at Park. Prizes Won by Lieut R.T. Jones O.W.R.V.` with several prize inscriptions, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1884, 20cm high, 8 ounces, with glass dome and ebonised base, various documents relating to National Rifle Association evening luncheons / dinners (1925, 1929, 1932), a Queen`s Westminster Volunteers Officer`s silver, a cyclists` touring club silver membership certificate holder bicycle wheel badge, with original card box and instructions for wearing, and a note booklet inscribed to the recipient and titled `Cycling 1900` includes a descriptive record of all Major Jones`s rides up to December 1903, plus a booklet relating to the recipients son Mr Eric Arthur Jones titled `Parker`s Rifle-Shot`s Register, Shooting Instructions Wind Charts Etc`, inscribed `E.A.O. Jones, O.T.C. Uppingham May 13th 11`, a `Uppingham School, O.T.C, Shooting Fixtures 1911` card, and a silver print photograph of E.A.O. Jones in uniform inscribed and dated `May 1915`, and a hard back book by Major J.Q. Henriques, T.D. titled `The War History of the First Battalion. Queen`s Westminster Rifles, 1914-1918`. Major Robert J. Jones served with the Queen`s Westminster Volunteers throughout the 1880s / 90s, he was also a lifelong member of the National Rifle Association, included in the lot is a list of game which he shot on Lieutenant Colonel Shoolbred`s estate (he was the owner of James Shoolbred & Co Limited, a furniture manufacturer and repository located at Tottenham House, Tottenham Court Road). Jones had five sons who were all killed during the Great War, Second Lieutenant Eric .A.O. Jones fell on the Somme 18.9.1916 he is described by his commanding officer Shoolbred in `The War History of the First Battalion Queen`s Westminster Rifles, 1914-1918` `he was one of those happy natures with an infinite gift of seeing the bright side of everything. Not even dirt and other unpleasantness of the Somme checked his overflowing happiness he leaves the Regiment another example of duty most gallantly carried out` (p123). See lots 885/886. ()

*Schneider Trophy. A history file of photographs, press cuttings, Aero modeller plans and similar items of interest, including 1929 Schneider Trophy Contest souvenir programme, photographic studio portrait of Jacques P. Schneider, signed by the photographer R. Masure, documentation and twenty-four photographs, contained in a modern ring binder (1)

*Flying-Boats & Seaplanes 1914-1940s. A good compilation album of photographs etc., delineating aircraft types through the period, comprising photographs, press-cuttings, prints and related material including some original artwork drawings and illustrations depicting Schneider Trophy S-5 by R. Goldby, signed and dated 11:10:1929, and a further drawing in Indian-ink by the same artist depicting Fokker FVIIA signed captioned & dated 20:9:27, the album is captioned throughout in white crayon, approx 30 double pages in contemporary album, 11.5 x 13.5in (29 x 34cm) (1)

Schneider Trophy Contest, 1927. Collected Reports on British High Speed Aircraft, With an Introduction by W.L. Cowley, pub. His Majesty`s Stationery Office 1931, blue boards embossed in black, numerous b & w illusts, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia library plate and stamp (1)

Putnam Aeronautical Books. Taylor (H.A.), Airspeed Aircraft Since 1931, 1st ed., 1970; James (Derek N.), Gloster Aircraft Since 1917, 1st ed., 1971; Lewis (Peter), British Racing and Record-Breaking Aircraft, 1st ed., 1971; Tapper (Oliver), Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Since 1913, 1st ed., 1973; Barnes (C.H.), Handley Page Aircraft Since 1907, 1st ed., 1976; West (Kenneth S.), The Captive Luftwaffe, 1st ed., 1978; Francillon (Rene J.), McDonnell Douglas Aircraft Since 1920, 1st ed., 1979; Bowers (Peter M.), Curtiss Aircraft, 1907-1947, 1st ed., 1979; King (H.F.), Sopwith Aicraft 1912-1920, 1st ed., 1981; James (Derek N.), Schneider Trophy Aircraft 1913-1931, 1st ed., 1981; Andrews (C.F. & Morgan, E.B.), Supermarine Aircraft Since 1914, 1st ed., 1981, with other Putnam publications, including large format, all orig. cloth in d.j., 8vo & 4to, VG (44)

*Airshow Posters and similar. A large collection of approx. 100 airshow and other posters, mostly c. late 1950s-90s, including Farnborough International Air Tattoo, Digital Schneider Trophy Race, Fighter Meet at North Weald Airfield, Coventry Air Pageant, Blackpool Air Pageant, Biggin Hill International Air Fair, Newbury International Air Tattoo, Halfpenny Green Air Show, National Savings posters, and many others, some duplication, mostly VG (approx. 100)

*Film Reels. A reel of 16mm b & w film labelled `Schneider Trophy Baltimore 1925`, 300+ feet, in orig. canister, with recent DVD copy, plus twelve reels of Super 8 colour film, mostly air shows c. 1960s-70s (presumably shot by JB?), each 300 feet, in orig. plastic cases (13) Please note that the `Schneider Trophy Baltimore` film has been withdrawn from the lot.

*Rolls-Royce Ltd. Modern Aircraft Fitted with Rolls-Royce Engines, n.d., c. 1930, manufacturer`s publicity file, sixteen printed sheets, printed recto only, each with b & w photo of the aircraft, text in English, French and Spanish, tabulated index, aircraft types include single-seaters, two-seaters, bombers-medium, bombers-heavy, flying-boats, fine tipped in col. plt. of the Supermarine Rolls-Royce S6, winner of the Schneider Trophy, 1929, orig. stiff card wrappers, a little dust soiled and minor wear to edges, folio (1)

*Bleriot Anniversary Race. Daily Mail Bleriot Anniversary Race, 1959, London-Paris Special Award, commemorative engraved pictorial gilt silver plaque in slightly curved shape with rounded corners, featuring Marble Arch and the Arc de Triomphe, mounted on a wooden base with metal label engraved `Won by the BEAline Syndicate of thirteen competitors for their outstanding example of initiative and ingenuity`, 9 x 15 x 6cm, together with a commemorative RAF farewell wooden shield for Air Commodore Charles Maughan from Bonn Air Attache Club for his time served 1970-1972, painted logo and scroll in relief with gilt name plaque beneath, 19 x 16cm. Air Vice-Marshal Charles Maughan CB CBE AFC 1923-2009. Maughan was the commanding officer of No. 65 Squadron based at Duxford when the Daily Mail announced its sponsored `Arch to Arc` air race to commemorative Bleriot`s cross-Channel feat of 1909. Maughan`s remarkable winning time was 40 minutes and 44 seconds for which he was presented with a cheque for £6,500 and a trophy received from Lord Rothermere. On 22nd July, starting at Marble Arch on an RAF motorcycle, Maughan rode to Chelsea Reach where a Sycamore helicopter was waiting to take him to Biggin Hill. There he jumped into a two-seater Hunter and flew to Villacoublay, followed by another helicopter ride to Issy, and a final motorcycle dash to the Arc de Triomphe. (2)

*Motor Sporting Trophies. A group of mid 20th-c. Motor Sport awards to D. Mockford Esq. c. 1960s, including a silver-plated tazza inscribed BRSCC 1st GT Cars up to 1300cc Cadwell Park May 1965, together with a silver-plated card-tray similarly inscribed dated 1954, also with two rose-bowl trophy cups inscribed London Motor Club Brands Hatch 1st Class GT, and similar for Cadwell Park dated 1965, with a further West Essex Car Club trophy tray inscribed Lydden Meeting 1st D. Mockford 1968, together with his Hanhart `Troika` shockproof mechanical split-timing stopwatch, plus an original painting by Michael Maule depicting the subject driving his Diva GT racing car in action study, acrylic on board, signed by the artist (7)

MISC. SILVER ITEMS INC. CHESTER SAUCE BOAT, TROPHY, PEPPER POT, SILVER SALT AND SILVER HANDLED MAGNIFYING GLASS APPROX. 22.5 OZS. GROSS

Roman Republic, silver quinarius, T. Cloelius (98 BC), obv. head of Jupiter right (no visible control letter), rev. Victory standing right, crowning trophy at foot of which is seated captive and carnyx, `T CLOVLI` between (no visible letter in exergue), minor corrosion, otherwise fair or better

Severus Alexander (222-235 AD), silver denarius, rev. Mars advancing left, carrying spear & trophy, `P M TR P VIII COS II PP`, minor natural crack on enlarged section of flan, otherwise fine

George V silver trophy with beaded borders, engraved - Hoddesdon Cottage Garden Society (Sheffield 1911) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Bing Crosby memorabilia collection including sheet music, magazine, tie, books, cigarette cards, golf trophy figurine (qty) plus quantity of LP records Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

The Schneider Trophy Royal Aero Club official souvenir programme 1931 and an Empire Air Day programme (2) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A George IV silver trophy maker indistinct, London 1829, of plain form with pedestal base and engraved inscription from Whalley Agricultural Society for the best Short Horned Heifer, 1829, 4¾in. (12.3cm.) high, weight 4.3oz.

Regimental silver prize spoons and two trophy cups, 9oz, together with silver mounted regimental plaques.

A small oak box; a Ronson cigarette lighter; a golf trophy plaque

An Anglo Indian Colonial silver tyg golfing trophy, with chased border and three cast beast head harp shape handles, on three open feet. 5in (12.5cm). Makers Hamilton & Co. of Calcutta, circa 1930. 13oz (423gm).

A George V Scottish silver quaich, the bowl with two pierced fretwork handles and inscribed as a Ladies Golf Trophy at Muirfield, the foot also inscribed. 8.25in (21cm) (across handles), bowl 5in (13cm) diameter. Makers and Retailers Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1912. 8oz (262gm).

A CHINESE SILVER TROPHY CUP with chased foliate decoration inscribed `OFFERT par la Chambre de Commerce Chinoise de la Conc. Franc, de Tien-Tsia a Mr. le Cdt. BLANCHET, en consideration de ses hautes vertus de JUSTICE-INTERCRITE-PRUDENCE 1922`, 10" high, in a lined case

An Art Deco Figure of Racing Greyhound on Plinth Inscribed 'Trophy of Noble Bronze' and 'Trofeo de Bronce Noble' 12 cm High

BISLEY SILVER SHOOTING TROPHY, engraved `H.I.H. the Rajah of Kolapore`s Challenge Trophy, Major D. Thos McManus Canada 1927`, hallmarked Birmingham 1926, 4ozt, makers Elkington 10.25cm diam x 6.5cm H.

An Edwardian silver trophy cup, by James Deakin & Son, Sheffield, c.1910, commemorating the Southdown hunt, height 26 ozs; a Victorian silver cigarette case, Birmingham, c.1899, of rectangular form and engraved with stylised foliate decoration, bearing maker`s marks `A.F.`, width 7 cm; with further silver items to include a silver card case, a pepper and a condiment, (5), (approx gross weight 23 ozs).

Silver trophy cup by Walker and Hall

A silver mounted Polo Trophy timepiece by J Boseck and Co Ltd

"Charlie and The Chocolate Factory (2005), trophy and medal from the house of Violet Beauregarde"

Polo and Other Trophy Tankards, Hip Flasks and Other Silver Plate

Two silver christening cups and a silver small trophy cup

A silver presentation vase of flared waisted form inscribed "Our Dogs Trophy for Best of Breed to be won outright 1956 Mrs Peppers, Ch. Court Barton Bopeep" (Birmingham) (ILLUSTRATED)

A silver twin-handled trophy cup and cover (by Mappin & Webb, London, 1936) and a silver twin-handled rose bowl inscribed "Newark Golf Club"

George V twin handled silver Sports trophy cup, Birmingham 1910 together with an Epns trophy and goblet all with inscriptions for R.A Abercromby (3)

Victorian Epns repousse decoration twin handled trophy cup and a pair of Old Sheffield plate candle snuffers and tray (3)

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP OF OGEE FORM, BIRMINGHAM 1921, 11OZS

A COALPORT MUG, ENAMELLED WITH MARTIAL TROPHY AND INSCRIBED SUCCESS TO THE MANCHESTER CAVALRY... C800 (EXTENSIVE DAMAGE AND RESTORATION) ND A PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN MYTHOLOGICAL SUBJECT TEA BOWLS PENCILLED IN BLACK AND IRON RED, MID 18TH C (SLIGHT FAULTS)

A golfing trophy with golf balls suspended from a golf club mounted on a stand.

PIGEON RACING INTEREST: KIRKINTILLOCH HOMING SOCIETY SILVER TROPHY BOWL with embossed pigeon and scroll design, the central cartouche reading `Kirkintilloch Homing Society; Veitch Trophy; 0.B. Long Distance Average`, engraved with the names of winners from 1953-2008, makers John & George Morgan, Glasgow 1924, 484g

PIGEON RACING INTEREST: HOMING SOCIETY TROPHY the cup with pigeon decoration in relief and scrolling handles, over a stepped base mounted with plaques bearing the names of prior winners, Birmingham 1939

GEORGE III SILVER ARCHERY TROPHY ARROW AND TEN ACCOMPANYING MEDALLIONS the arrow inscribed `Company of Archers Paisley Instituted 1806`, maker WH, hallmarked Edinburgh 1809, 68cm long; along with GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Morrison of the Company of Archers Paisley, 7th August 1812, with suspension ring, Edinburgh hallmarks rubbed, 8cm long; GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL inscribed `Shot for the Company of Archers Paisley 20th August 1808 and won by John Muir`, within a reeded border, with suspension ring, 8cm long; WILLIAM IV OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Hamilton of the Company of Archers Paisley on 28th September 1830, within a wrigglework engraved and reeded border, with suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III OVAL SILVER ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to John Kinross of The Company of Archers Paisley, 24th August 1810, with reeded border and suspension ring, no hallmarks, 7cm long; GEORGE IV SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to William Parker Junior of the Company of Archers Paisley, dated 31st August 1829, with engraved wrigglework and reeded border and suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Lieutenant Robert Small, 25th Regiment, by the Company of Archers Paisley, dated 24th August 1818, with brightcut engraved and reeded border, lacking suspension loop, no hallmarks, 7cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL presented to Mr James Lamb by the Company of Archers, dated 25th August 1809, with reeded border and suspension loop, no hallmarks, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr R.Walkinshaw Junior, by the Company of Archers Paisley, 25th August 1815, makers William and Patrick Cunningham, Edinburgh 1814, with reeded border and suspension ring, 9cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL awarded to Mr John Crawford on 2nd August 1811 by the Company of Archers Paisley, with reeded border and suspension ring, not hallmarked, 8cm long; GEORGE III SILVER OVAL ARCHERY MEDAL, awarded to Mr John Murdoch on 6th August 1813 by the Company of Archers Paisley, with reeded border and suspension ring, makers Robert Gray and Son, Edinburgh 1812, 8.5cm long

VICTORIAN SILVER ARCHERY TROPHY HORN presented to the Paisley Archery Club, the flared neck engraved with town arms and scrolling foliate band, presentation inscription dated 1859, Edinburgh hallmarks, 26cm long

A tray of silver-plate including trophy, fish servers, etc.

*Springfield Armory Trophy Match 1911 Semi-Auto Pistol.45 ACP cal., 5" barrel, S/N NM197340. Stainless steel finish, checkered rosewood grips, adjustable sights, adjustable trigger, beavertail grip safety, extended thumb safety, skeletonized hammer, checkered grip-straps; original box. Condition: Excellent condition with an excellent bore. This gun is in near-new condition.Requires FFL.Starting Price: $350

A pair of French patinated and gilt metal and marmo nero Belgio mounted five light candelabra, late 19th/early 20th century, each modelled as a military trophy, the sockets arranged in two tiers around a tassled pikestaff, a cluster of further pikes, some draped as standards below, the shafts descending past a round shield with crossed sword and mace, above a base modelled as plate armour, with breastplate, shoulder plates and further elements, the octagonal marble bases each raised on four feet cast as gauntlets, 66cm high, 32cm wide. Provenance: Private Collection, London