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An Art Deco silver trophy cup, by Deakin & Harrison, Birmingham, c.1927, inscribed `THE NATIONAL TRUST CUP presented in memory of JOHN G. BAKER. F.R.T.P.I`; a cased Victorian silver condiment set, Birmingham, c.1890, to include two circular lobed vessels and two spoons; together with a miscellaneous quanity of silver items, to include a silver mounted trophy cup stand, with names inscribed, a silver napkin ring, a small silver trophy cup, a cover and a vesta case, (8), (approx gross weight 15 ozs).

An Art Deco silver twin handled trophy cup by Mappin & Webb Ltd, Birmingham, c.1922, engraved with `Hancock Cup/ J.H. Wright/ 1921`, on circular foot and turned circular wooden stand, height of cup 9cm, height upon stand 13 cm, together with a miscellaneous quantity of silver plated and metal items to include a stand, a cup holder, a pipe, condiments, tongs, spoons, a silver plated cream and sugars, (a lot), (approx gross weight 2 ozs).

A Silver Trophy Cup

Golfing interest: a hallmarked silver trophy, the cup supported by three golf clubs, hallmarked Birmingham 1927, 66g

An American Walnut Candle Box, of six board construction, with chip carved edges, the superstructure set with a brass plaque embossed with the American eagle perched amidst a martial trophy embossed E PLURIBUS UNUM, 43cm high

An Early 19th Century Officer`s Sword, similar to the 1803 pattern, the 81.5cm single edge broad curved steel blade half blued, engraved and gilt with a stylised dragon and martial trophy, the back edge signed J J Runkel, Solingen, the steel three bar hilt pierced and engraved with the Prince of Wales` Plumes, with stirrup knuckle bow and fluted ebony grip, the leather scabbard with steel mounts, the locket engraved with an oval panel inscribed `S Brunn, Swordsmith to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Charing Cross, London`. (scabbard af)

A 19th Century French Copper Powder Flask, of pear shape, each side embossed with a sporting trophy flanked by a pair of seated hounds, a cartouche below stamped T.n.n A Paris

A Copper Powder Flask by G & J W Hawksley, Sheffield, richly embossed with an entwined acorn and oak leaf cartouche enclosing a game trophy, with a hound`s and boar`s head, with brass charger - spring damaged; three Copper Powder Flasks, embossed with anthemion and palm leaves - one with damaged spring (4)

A Late 18th/Early 19th Century Portuguese Small Blunderbuss, the 24.5cm steel barrel with chiselled martial trophy to the breech, tendril engraved lock plate and trigger guard, with curved saddle bar, the hardwood full stock carved with scale work and inlaid with flowerheads, leaves and tendrils in silver wire

A 19th Century Three Band Volunteer Pattern Model 1858 .577 Service Rifle by Parker Field & Sons, the 99cm steel barrel with various proof marks and re-blued hinged ladder rearsight and bands, with dolphin hammer, the signed lock plate engraved with a martial trophy and foliage, the walnut full stock with brass fore-end tip, trigger guard and butt plated engraved J.N.R.A. over crossed rifles and PII. BROWN, 1874, with steel ramrod and re-blued sling swivels - restored condition

Three piece silver tea set approx 30oz Sheffield circa 1939 also small silver cup and plated trophy

A TROPHY CUP, maker Manoah Rhodes, Sheffield 1930, the plain "U" shaped bowl engraved with a presentation inscription "Gargrave Agricultural & Horticultural Show, 1937 .... Best Stocked Farm", with two leaf sheathed openwork high loop handles on a low pedestal foot, 11 1/2" high over handles, 28ozs

A PAIR OF TROPHY ROSE BOWLS, maker Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1929/30, of two handled squat baluster form on low pedestal and conical foot, 7 1/2" wide over handles, 4" high, 18ozs 16dwts

A LATE GEORGE III SCOTTISH TROPHY CUP, maker`s mark GMH (unidentified), Edinburgh 1812, the semi fluted baluster bowl engraved with a presentation inscription dated 1813, on a single knopped stem and swept circular foot, 8 1/2" high, 17ozs 3dwts (Illustrated)

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY ETAGERE of two tier oval form crossbanded with stringing, the top tier on shaped supports and featuring a music trophy in marquetry penwork and ivory within a scrolling foliate surround, conforming lower tier, raised on square section legs and splayed feet inlaid with fluting and joined by a shaped cross stretcher, 34 1/2" x 22" x 30 3/4" (Illustrated)

A silver plated regimental rugby trophy, in the form of a ruby player in play, with a ball, on a circular ebonised plinth, mounted with a silver tablet engraved `From Members 1st. Bn. The Welsh Regt. XV 1930-1939,(a/f) 26cm high overall.

Aviation and RAF Interest. Barker (Ralph). The Schneider Trophy Races, 1st edition, published R. & R. Clarke Ltd., Edinburgh, The Battle of Britain, August 1940 information pamphlet, Bomber Command pre-flying training syllabus, preface to the aircrew cadets , 2 vols, The Triumph album of What Every Boy Wants To Know About Flying, with cards, 4 vols of Airways Aeroplane Recognition test pamphlet, Guide to Aircraft Recognition, Air Training Mathematics, One of Pitmans simply explained, Wireless Operating Simply Explained, Aircraft Recognition March 1943, Aircraft Identification, a set of Royal Air Force officer stripes, belt,, Freundlich (Erwin F.) Air Navigation, 1st edition 1945, published Oliver & Boyd, model aircraft magazines, ARB notices, bomber crew survival kit, Wartime cartoons - Adventures of Cyril in the Aviation world, three sets of Aircrew sergeants stripes, etc.

Six miniature silver trophy cups, similar in shape to the Liam McCarthy cup, 2.5” (6cms) approx., 239g. (6)

Silver hallmarked twin handled trophy cup

A large silver trophy cup NCB EMD

A Cut Glass Decanter with stopper, glass Polar Bear and Jobling golf trophy in glass case.

SET OF FOUR TROPHY CUP SHAPED SILVER SALTS, BIRMINGHAM 1905, WITH SPOONS, CASED

A CANVAS ANGLING BAG containing a collection of 4 fishing reels wooden and other, miscellaneous tackle, a bag of tins containing hooks and lures, a J. Perks patent no.644 4 piece rod with spare end in canvas rod bag, 2 other rods and a fox hunting trophy

Silver three handled trophy cup raised on a circular foot, Sheffield 1921, 4 ozs

Victorian silver trophy cup, of plain form on a raised circular foot, London 1863, another, HMS Vernon 1930, with anchor handles and a small twin-handled trophy cup, 1924 (3)

Three late nineteenth century/early twentieth century silver vesta cases, with engine turned decoration, together with silver and enamel trophy pendant, Times Cup 1931

"A Third Reich NSFK* trophy in the form of a black marble pen tray mounted with silver plated eagle with engraved dedication to Carl Croneib, the group leader and guide of group 13 of the German Flying Corp Nuremberg* , w31cm *National Socialist Flyers Corp *DEUTSCHE FLEIGHER KORPS dem Gruppenfuhrer und Furhrer der Gruppe-13 des N.S.-FliegerKorps, Nurnberg, Carl CroneiB, "

A silver trophy from the Sark Cattle Show 1927 William Neale & Son Ltd., Birmingham 1924, with shallow circular bowl and large angular Art Deco style handles, on a pedestal base, engraved inscription `Sark Cattle Show 1927 King`s Cup for Cows`, 6in. (15cm.) high, weight 8.5oz.

A silver Sark Cattle Show Challenge Cup trophy S. Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Birmingham 1922, engraved inscription `Sark Cattle Show Challenge Cup. Presented by Capt. Ernest G. Mardon R.N.V.R. for the Best Animal in the Show, 2 Years & Over`, 7¼in. (18.5cm.) high, weight 21oz.

Three silver Sark Cattle Show trophies the first dated 1923, of urn form with flying scroll handles, the second dated 1926, of goblet form, the third dated 1929, of goblet form with angular scroll handles, each with engraved inscription, 5½ to 6in. (14 to 15.5cm.) high, total weight 9.5oz, together with a silver plated Sark Cattle Show Trophy dated 1929 and a silver plated trophy of Sark interest, engraved `Presented by the Director of Stocks Hotel Ltd 1928`. (5)

A George VI silver twin handled trophy Adie Bros. Ltd., Birmingham 1949, unengraved, on a bakelite plinth, overall height 8¼in. (21cm.), silver weight 6.3oz.

A George V silver card case Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1923, of curved oblong form with gilt interior, together with a pair of modern silver stem vases, an Argentinian Sterling silver playing card stand, a George V Dunlop `hole-in-one` miniature trophy, a George V silver mounted brush and a Thia silver miniature tray. (7)

A miniature silver trophy cup, 4cm high, a snuff box and a quantity of costume jewellery.

Two silver handled letter openers, a silver handled spoon, a Finnish silver and glass trophy and other small silver, weighable silver___4oz.

A GEORGE V LARGE THREE HANDLED TROPHY CUP, on pedestal base with flattened panels one of which is engraved with an inscription, "Presented to John Adamson.....April 4th 1911" by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1910. 11.5" High. 7.5" Diameter. With 68oz. Together with velvet topped wooden stand.

A silver goblet type trophy hallmarked for Sheffield 1964, 3.6ozs approx and another silver twin handled goblet trophy on plastic socle base

Round head hammered pewter four-piece tea and coffee set, a large electroplated trophy cup, a set of souvenir teaspoons and a copper finish wall plate.

Silver two-handled pedestal trophy cup, Birmingham 1925, flying scroll handles, engraved The Little Hampton Golf Club Challenge Cup 1927, 4ozs.

NAVRATILOVA MARTINA: (1956- ) Czech American Tennis Player, Wimbledon Champion 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 & 1990. Two signed colour 8 x 12 photographs depicting Navratilova holding her Wimbledon trophy in raised hands on different occasions. Both are signed in bold black ink with her first name only to clear areas of the image. Together with Mark Cavendish (1985- ) Manx Road Race Cyclist. Signed and inscribed colour 8 x 12 photograph of Cavendish wearing his green Tour De France points jersey. Signed in bold black ink to a clear area of the image. Also including Chris Eubank (1966- ) British Boxer, World Middleweight Champion. Black ink signature on a white card. VG, 4

ENGLAND FOOTBALL: A good vintage signed 9.5 x 7.5 photograph by three members of the England World Cup winning team of 1966, Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters. The image depicts the West Ham United players standing together in a happy half length pose, Moore holding the Jules Rimet trophy in his hands. Signed by each in blue ink with their names alone to light areas of the image. Professionally matted in blue and cream and framed and glazed in a wooden frame to an overall size of 16.5 x 15. VG

MOSS STIRLING: (1929- ) British Formula One Motor Racing Driver. Vintage signed and inscribed sepia 10 x 8 photograph, a good original press photograph showing Moss driving a Cooper during the 23rd British Empire Trophy Race at Silverstone, a race which he won. Signed in blue fountain pen ink across a light area at the base of the image. VG

HAWTHORN MIKE: (1929-1959) English Motor Racing Driver, Formula One World Champion 1958. Extremely rare vintage signed sepia 10 x 8 photograph of Hawthorn driving his Jaguar D-type OKV 3, most likely at the Daily Express Trophy at Silverstone in 1955. Signed in blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to a light area at the base of the image. Signed photographs of Hawthorn, particularly of this size and quality, are extremely rare following Hawthorn`s tragically early death in a motor car accident at the age of 29. Some very light, minor surface and corner creasing, VG

VICTORIAN SOCK PURSE, SMALL SILVER TROPHY CUP, SILVER MOUNTED SCENT BOTTLE AND A SILVER HANDLED BUTTON HOOK AND A WALNUT JEWELLERY BOX, 2 BOXES OF ASSORTED DRESS JEWELLERY TO INCL. OLD WATCHES, VESTA CASE, STICK PINS ETC.

4 x Trophy Miniatures metal figure sets: Scots Guards and 3x Highland Brigade Black Watch (sets 1-3). Together with three other metal figure sets, possibly by DB Miniatures. VG, well-painted and boxed. (7)

"Three silver trophy cups, two silver cigarette boxes, 490grs approx "

"*Silver trophy cup, London 1897, and a silver plated trophy cup, 420grs approx of weighable silver (Lot subject to VAT)"

A London Silver Two Handled Trophy Cup, together with a Birmingham silver vesta case and a small collection of other silver items

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY of baluster form on pedestal foot, 5" high, with presentation inscription, London 1900, 9 ozs

Two boxes of silver plate including: flatware and cutlery, a four bottle cruet, rose bowl, trophy cups and other similar items, together with a cased antler handled carving set, a pair of silver plated two branch three sconce table candlesticks and a cast model of a lion stamped Stirling on rectangular wood plinth.

Great Indian Muntjac (Muntiacus grandicornis), Anam 28/1/1929, Rowland Ward, antlers on frontlet, right antler 26cm, left antler 25cm, width 21cm, length of longest brow 6cm, with The Field letter relating to the exhibition of this trophy in Berlin 1937 as World Record 10 1/2 inches, on original shield with ivorine plaque See illustration

Hangul or Kashmir Stag (Cervus elaphus hanglu), antlers on frontlet, 6+7, right antler 108cm, left antler 101cm, inside span 99cm, tip to tip 66cm, overall width 115cm, right beam 14.5cm, left beam 14.5cm, on shield See illustration This is a fine trophy, as the standard number of points is 10, this large set has 13

1930s silver toast rack of small proportions, maker EV, Sheffield 1934, 3" wide; together with a miniature twin handled pedestal trophy, maker F & S, Birmingham 1937, 3.5oz approx (2)

Mappin & Webb silver small twin handled trophy, Sheffield 1938, 3.75" high; together with a contemporary silver cylindrical trinket box with engine turned naturalistic decoration, maker S & B, 1.25" high and ovoid silver table salt, London 1903, 2" diameter, 4oz approx

An Edward VII silver trinket box with blue cloth liner, and two small trophy cups.

Silver plated ware including a four piece tea service, large circular dish, two tea pots, coffee pot, trophy cup, flatware in fitted cases, etc.

George V silver trophy cup and matched cover, with scrolling foliate handles on circular foot, maker`s mark Blackmore & Fletcher, London, 1920, 7oz, 9.5" high,

George V silver trophy cup, with scroll handles on round foot, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Birmingham, 1911, 4.5oz,

George V silver cream jug, Birmingham 1911, George V silver toast rack, Birmingham 1924 Together with a silver trophy Presentation golfing cup, "Selsey Golf Club,The Beldam Cup, won by David Polson, 1937, hallmarked for London 1925, silver tea strainer with wood handle, Birmingham 1964 and a silver hip flask. Total gross weight 10oz

Small selection of silver items comprising a matching salt, mustard pot and cover and pepper pot, with gadrooned rims, Harrods retail mark, by Richard Woodman Burbridge, London, 1959 and 1960, a foreign silver spoon with embossed decoration, entwined dolphin handle and deer terminal, maker`s mark `SBI`, London, 1901, and a small silver trophy cup on stand, London, 1958, 9.5oz (not including liners and trophy cup stand)

An impressive WW1 silver platedy presentation vase to Flight Sergeant Ernest Haxton, Royal Flying Corps. Wreath embossed rim the body tapering slightly into 3 scalloped feet on plain base. Brass bordered copper presentation panel, with applied RFC badge at the top, inscribed `Presented to Flt. /Sergeant Ernest Haxton for his daring action in attacking German airships on the 1st October 1916. From the Officers of the 39th Home Defence Squadron`. Makers mark `Wallace Trophy 338-16` on base. Height 40.5cm diameter of top and base 16.5 cm. Together with Haxton`s `Soldiers Small Book`, showing that he enlisted into the RFC in Dundee in 1913. Also his leather bound Aviators Certificate as a pilot. Issued by the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom on behalf of the Federation Auronautique Internationale- British Empire, dated 15 July 1916 with photo of E Haxton in uniform. GC some very light denting. Illustrated on Plate 22.