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A Victorian School of Musketry Shooting Trophy in the form of a Trophy, engraved with many names, d.1863

A QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS METALWARE to include pewter decanter, silver plate trophy cups, a silver plated part teaset, an and old soda siphon etc

A silver card case with engine turned decoration, engraved central cartouche named to `Mary Beer`, Birmingham 1876, 3.06 toz, together with a twin handled silver trophy, Birmingham 1904.

A silver twin handled trophy, Sheffield 1936, 2.88 toz.

A silver twin handled trophy cup on stand, inscribed `Deeping Show, Cooke Challenge Cup, Hortcultural Section`, London 1906, 13.535 toz.

TWO SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUPS, BIRMINGHAM 1898 AND SHEFFIELD 1939, 10OZS

A CHESTER HALLMARKED SILVER TROPHY CUP, APPROX. 178gm

A George V / Edward VII silver trophy cup in the Art Deco manner, engraved `Australian Window Display Competition Conducted Among the Branches of The Lincoln Co-operative Society Ltd First Prize in Class B Won by No.5 Branch Welbourne 14th June 1937`, 10.5oz approx, Birmingham hallmark, 16cm high.

Two bronze medallions, The Lancashire Utility Poultry Society Laying Test Awarded to Major H Wayley 1934-35, Poultry Association of Great Britain SPBA Ltd Presented to Major H E Wayley JP Winner of The J.N Leigh Trophy 1943-44. (2)

Two silver twin handled trophy cups for the Colin Frederick Cup, both bearing London hallmarks and standing on turned ebonised bases View on staceyauction.com

A limited edition print of the England Rugby Cup Final Champions for the William Webb Ellis trophy Nov 2003

An Edwardian silver mounted square photograph frame with a circular aperture, Birmingham 1906 by Henry Matthews, an Edwardian silver mounted rectangular photograph frame, Birmingham 1906, a silver christening egg cup and spoon, Birmingham 1955, cased, a plated christening bowl and spoon, cased, and a plated trophy mug.

Football - Twenty-five assorted programmes, 1951-73, including Newcastle United v. Blackpool, 1951 (F.A. Cup Final), SIGNED by Jackie Milburn and Joe Harvey (lacking covers); Bolton Wanderers v. Manchester United, 1958 (F.A. Cup Final); Arsenal v. Manchester United, 1959; Manchester City v. Manchester United, 1959; Liverpool v. Manchester United, April 1964; Liverpool v. Manchester United, Oct. 1964; Derby County v. Manchester United, 1960; Manchester City v. Manchester United, 1964 (Variety Club Challenge Match, Duke of Edinburgh Trophy); and Plymouth Argyle v. Santos of Brazil, 1973; and a ticket stub, Tottenham Hotspur v. Manchester United, 1963, (26). Best Bid 187 Football - MANCHESTER UNITED, 1958-67. Approximately ninety-five programmes, including those for matches v. Real Madrid, 1959; Djurgardens IF of Stockholm, 1964; Sporting Club de Portugal, 1964; Racing Club of Strasbourg, 1965; Ferencvaros, 1965; A.S.K. Vorwarts, 1965; and Partizan (Belgrade), 1966 (many with clipped tokens).

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a christening mug of tapering circular form, scroll handle, a dessert fork, a salt spoon, a small trophy cup, a mustard pot and a pair of circular dishes, approx. weight 9oz. (7)

A mixed lot, comprising silver items: three trophy cups, a three-piece condiment set, a pepper pot, a shell salt cellar, two napkin clips, four condiment spoons, three teaspoons and a silver-gilt match box cover, plus electroplated items: a pair of old Sheffield plated candlesticks, a teapot, two entree dishes and covers, a cased set of grapefruit spoons, a soup lade, a pair of nut crackers, and other items, approx. weighable 18oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a waiter of square form, London 1965, a two handled tazza, a Portuguese cream jug with a tapering handle, a two handled trophy cup, two cased sets of spoons, a toast rack, a tea strainer and stand, a decanter mount, a cigarette case, four napkin rings, a salt spoon and a tea strainer, approx. weight 30oz. (qty)

A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a rowing trophy cup, inscribed ‘Walton-on-Thames Senior Eights 1907’, plus two further trophy cups, a trophy goblet, plus a cased bowl and another bowl, plus two wooden plinths, approx. weight 32oz. (6)

A small mixed lot of silver items, comprising: an Edwardian waiter of circular form, inscribed, Sheffield 1906, a two handled trophy cup and a small trophy cup, approx. weight 13oz. (3)

A French silver trophy vase and cover, urn form, with mask side handles, the pull-off cover with a foliate and grape finial, on a raised circular foot, on a marble plinth inscribed ‘ Concours du Carburant National Coupe Challenge’ and ‘Federation Nationale de l’automobile du cycle de l’aeronautique & des Transports Automobiles’, height 32cm.

An oak and silver plated mounted trophy bowl with twin antler handles and raised on a circular spreading foot, bearing vacant shield shaped cartouches (ILLUSTRATED)

A SMALL QUANTITY OF MISCELLANEOUS SILVER and other wares including a miniature silver trophy, a vesta case of fluted form, a silver trinket box with embossed decoration, a silver cigarette box etc

A Victorian carved and lacquered wood circular trophy pedestal

A 2-handled trophy cup on stepped base, Chester 1906, 10½oz

A late Victorian repoussé decorated 1 pint tankard trophy for Mr Blakeney`s Challenge Cup 220 yds, Sheffield 1898, 9½oz

A miniature silver trophy cup by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, c.1938, being a replica of the George Henderson Challenge cup, the cover with finial and of cup form with twin handles, leading to circular foot, with inscription and given at Westminster School 1939, with two silver trophy cups by Mappin and Webb, Sheffield, c.1938, of cup form with flaring stem leading to circular foot, given for a half mile race and javelin respectively at Westminster School in 1939; a small silver toast rack on ball feet (a/f); two silver cruets; a silver salt; together with a miscellaneous quantity of silver plated and white metal items to include a toast rack, teapot and cruets, approx gross weight 10 ozs, (a lot).

* A silver trophy cup, Sheffield, c.1910, of bowl form, the stem with knops, facets and supports, on shaped circular foot, with golfing inscription involving St Andrews to foot, height 15 cm, bearing maker`s marks `FB s Ltd`, (a/f); two silver sconces with covers, Sheffield, bearing marks `W L & S`; A Victorian white metal mounted deer hoof, with inscription `Dundonnel Lodge 1885`; together with a miscellaneous quantity of items to include a pair of silver plated candleabra (incomplete), twelve Gallia white metal knife rests, with trestle ends, decorated with shells and running husk, bearing marks, a silver plated toast rack, a silver mounted brush, appox gross weight 16 ozs, (a lot).

A VICTORIAN SILVER TROPHY CUP with scrolling handles together with a silver sugar bowl, a small silver jug and a silver ashtray with enamel decoration approximately 540 gms in weight

A silver engraved calling card case, a double cigarette case monogrammed for Ernest Harris, a curved profile card case circa 1894, a further card case RHHR monogrammed, the Tippy Jicky Trophy Cup, on stand, 1929, 5cm high, two sugar tongs, four assorted teaspoons, Georgian teaspoons and assorted silver spoons, a sixpence, and a mother of pearl penknife, approx 18.5 toz. (9)

AN ELIZABETH II SILVER WINE GOBLET ENGRAVED WITH SCROLLING FOLIAGE, BIRMINGHAM 1970 & A SILVER TROPHY CUP 6OZS

AN EDWARD VII PAINTED MAHOGANY COMMODE IN NEO CLASSICAL STYLE, WITH SWAGS OF FLOWERS AND A MUSICAL TROPHY, THE BOW FRONTED CENTRE FITTED WITH THREE GRADUATED DRAWERS FLANKED BY CONCAVE DOORS WITH A VASE OF FLOWERS, ON SIX SQUARE TAPERED LEGS AND SPADE FEET, 91CM H; 56 X 144CM. Of the high quality associated with the maker such as Edwards & Robert and very well preserved in entirely original condition. The painted decoration not rubbed in any place and not repainted, the doors and drawers retaining the original brass locks and handles

A silver mustard pot with blue glass liner and spoon, together with a small silver trophy cup. (2 items)

A large silver rose bowl trophy `Halesowen & District Anglers The Gordon Hadley Rose Bowl`, the 2 handled plain trophy 10 inches diameter. Hallmarked 1897. Weighing approx 46ozs. Complete on wooden base.

A box of silver plated wares to include four trophy cups, etc.

Two silver trophy cups, 33oz

A 1925 LONDON HALLMARKED TROPHY CUP, MM C & R C LONGMAN AND STRONG I`TH`ARM LTD. 1 ALBERMARLE STREET LONDON, THE CUP ENGRAVED BOLEBROKE BEAGLES BEST DOG 10th MAY 1930 " PLUNDER " APPROX. WEIGHT 330 gm

A hallmarked silver trophy cup, inscribed

The Dulwich Bowling Club - A large silver, twin handled trophy cup on ebonised stand, by B & F Ltd, London, c.1933. Of vase form, with scroll handles, on raised circular foot. The body engraved `Grove (Dulwich) Bowling Club/ The Bracewell Smith/ Presentation Cup/ 1934`. The whole on circular ebonised wooden stand, mounted with engraved shields, each bearing names & dates of previous winners, height 34 cm, approx gross weight 35 ozs.

A quantity of miscellaneous items to include a small silver salver engraved and presented to Mrs H.M.Reid. A chess board and set presented to Flt Lt. Reid VC, by British Aerospace, Manchester.1990. Medal model of a Lancaster bomber dedicated to Flt Lt Reid VC. 61 squadron, signed, edition no. 360 of 360. A small trophy cup awarded to Bill Reid 1954. A Strathallan Aircraft Society president plaque, 1983. An RAF wings brooch. A set of three gold dress studs, along with two lapel pins. A coloured glass presentation plaque engraved from Rolls-Royce plc. 2001. A brass model of a Lancaster bomber. A boxed white metal presentation salver from the Scottish Aero modellers association. A boxed gilt metal Rolls-Royce lapel pin. A boxed small sliver engraved salver with scroll and foliate feet. A RAF plague on wooden shield to 617 squadron (dam busters) along with three other similar. A Royal Doulton cut glass decanter and stopper engraved. A set of six boxed glass beakers, etched to commemorate bomber command. Three RAF commemorative plates by Bradford Exchange displaying various bombers in the `wings of victory series`, (a lot)

A silver trophy cup, Chester 1910, the bell shaped body with a moulded girth, on a spreading foot, with two flying scroll handles, 20cm tall, 461g (14.8 oz) gross, with an ebony plinth with an inscribed panel; with a Victorian closed plate knife and fork, with ivory handles, cased, and an unassociated silver spoon

A late Victorian silver oblong half reeded tea pot by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1895, 25cm long; and a twin handled trophy cup by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1930, presentation engraved for Berkshire Golf Club, 12.5cm high, 25.75 oz gross

A silver trophy cup, Sheffield 1931, the bell shaped cup with two handles, on a pedestal foot, 15cm tall, 134g (4.3 oz) gross; with a small coin set ash tray, stamped `833`

A silver `Bath` salver, by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1935, of circular shaped outline with a moulded rim, on three supports, 31cm diameter; with a small silver two handled trophy cup; 837g (26.9 oz) gross; with a plated mug; bud vase; small salver; and a metal wine label

A collection of six silver trophy cups, one in the form of a small embossed rose bowl with a weighted base, 811g (26 oz) gross

A cased silver dressing table set and a silver plated trophy.

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVER OF SHIELD SHAPE, LONDON 1913 14OZS

A PAIR OF KERR & BINNS ROSE POMPADOUR GROUND VASES, PAINTED WITH A MUSICAL TROPHY IN A RAISED GILT FRAME, PRINTED MARK C1865

A SILVER TWO HANDLED CUP, 17 ozs, together with a small silver trophy and a silver plated tray

A collection of four novelty pin cushions, to include; a shell mounted example with silver base, London 1908, a silver example in the form of a trophy, a bone example and one further example (4) For details of the condition of this lot please contact the auctioneer.

A George V two handled Wye Trophy for Rifle Shooting, London 1920

A plain Trophy with Celtic Knop Stem

A George VI Art Deco Sugar Caster, Birmingham 1938, a small two handled Trophy, two Posy Vases and a Napkin Ring

A Victorian Gravy Spoon, fiddle pattern, London 1840, a small Trophy and a Napkin Ring

A Regency carved betel nut snuff box modelled as a sixty gun man-of-war, bearing inscription `SNUFF BOX CARVED BY ONE OF NAPOLEON`S STAFF, LONGWOOD, ST. HELENA, 1819`, with two lids bearing a representation of Napoleon, military trophy and monogram, on a rectangular ebonised base, 9cm high, 17.5cm wide, 7cm deep. Provenance: Apsley Estates, Hampshire.

A Wedgwood Terra-Cotta Jasperware Two-Handled Vase, relief decorated in black with Classical Warriors and Musicians beneath a swag and trophy border, square base, impressed Wedgwood, Made in England, 13.75ins, (illustrated).

A Birmingham silver two handled trophy cup, inscribed "Serdang Golf Trophy, 1930 Ladies Section" raised on ebonised plinth base, 18 cm high

A miniature Birmingham silver tankard, Sterling 935 Tennis tournament trophy goblet and a Continental white metal egg cup (3)

Large Cricket selection of match programmes, score cards from 1947 onwards to include NatWest Trophy and Benson & Hedges finals, Rothmans Series, World Series, Prudential Cup, Handbooks, Yearbooks, scorecards and much more – needs inspecting (a lot)

1950/60s Norwich Speedway collection to incl – Norwich members speedway badge c/w 3 enamel year bars 1958-1960, original 1950s postcard team photograph to incl Derek Strutt, Dennis Newton, Gordon Parkins, Ove Fundin (Sweden), John Debbage, John Chamberlain, Bill Bales and Capt Reg Trott and signed on the back with dedication "To Eric from John" together with 9x various early 1960s Norwich Speedway programmes to inc 2x Semi Final World Championship for `59 and `60, Pride of The East Trophy `60, v Ipswich to incl Golden Helmet Match Race Ove Fundin v Ronnie Moore, plus 6 others from 1964 to incl v Oxford, v Coventry to incl Golden Helmet Ove Fundin v Nigel Bocock, v Wimbledon Dons, v West Ham, and v London Stars – some with hand written results – usual pocket folds.

7x 1939 Hackney Wick Speedway programmes (H) – to incl England v Dominions, Hackney v Stoke, v Sheffield (Final Daily Mail National Trophy), c Newcastle, v v Sheffield, v Norwich and v Bristol – interesting to note Hackney Borough Council Advertising National Service enrolment – all with hand written results in pencil – some wear to edges otherwise overall (F/G)

1931 Schneider Trophy Royal Aero Club Official Souvenir Programme – held on Saturday, September 12 1931 complete with centrefold aircraft course competed over the English channel 350 kilometre (7x 50 kilometres), rules and regulations – teams incl Gt Britain, France and Italy and restricted to seaplanes only. Original colour wrappers c/w cellophane sleeve and custom made slip case. Some staple rust otherwise (VG). Note: The 1931 contest was won by GB for the third time (uncontested) and the trophy was permanently awarded to Great Britain – the event was originally introduced in 1912 by Jack Schneider a French industrial manager, licensed plane and balloon pilot and who, for a long time, held the balloon altitude record. In 1912 acting as a race referee at Monaco he noticed that seaplane design was lagging far behind other aircraft. Since sea planes promised to be the best solution for long range passenger service Mr Schneider thought that seaplane race would allow these aircraft to improve more quickly. On December 5, 1912 he offered a trophy for a seaplane race and proposed a course of at least 150 nautical miles. The trophy was a work of art costing fr.25000 and the Aero club winning three races in five years would retain the cup and the winning pilot would receive fr.75,000. Each new edition of the race was to be hosted by the previous winning country and these events attracted crowds in excess of 250000 spectators proving a keen public interest in this type of competition.