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Early U.SA. Tennis trophy dated 1917 – to incl U.S. pewter tennis trophy engraved "Ladies Singles – Salisbury Championships 1917 – G.B. Waring" the base stamped with makers details M Wilson Co. New Milford Conn. Overall 7.5"

A COMMEMORATIVE MODEL OF A SCHNEIDER TROPHY SUPERMARINE SEAPLANE, c.1930`s

A twin handled lidded small trophy cup with urn finial. 8oz.

A large twin handle trophy cup in Georgian style "Weston Commercial Horticultural Spring Show Challenge Cup for best packed cabbage", London 1910, 18.5oz.

A pair of plain monogrammed gentleman`s hair brushes, possibly by Tuck Chang, Shanghai, together with a willow pattern butter dish in silver mounted oak stand, a small trophy cup, a sugar bowl and a set of knives, cased.

A trophy cup, a cake basket, a sauce boat, etc.

Bradshaw & Ryley, Coventry, a silver full hunter pocket watch, the four piece hinged case hallmarked Birmingham 1814, maker`s mark JM (incuse italics), the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, gilt poker hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, the verge fusee movement no.2953, with pierced and finely engraved balance cock, depicting Minerva and her trophy of arms at the foot, diamond endstone, cylindrical pillars, and Tompion type regulator disc, the case 55mm diameter

A George V silver two handled trophy cup on a pedestal foot, London 1928, a .900 silver vase of spiral reeded ovoid form and a silver pepper caster, Birmingham 1903.

A George V silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1923, a silver vesta, Birmingham 1923, a silver vesta, Birmingham 1898, a silver horseshoe, Sheffield 1920 and a small collection of silver items.

An Edwardian silver gilt trophy cup with flying scroll handles, on a flared stem and circular foot, London 1902 by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, height approx 13.5cm.

A George V silver trophy cup with flying scroll handles, the `U` shaped body decorated in relief with a band of stiff leaves, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1901 by John Round, height approx 15cm, with an associated ebonized plinth.

A Flintlock Pocket Pistol by Thomas, Early 19th Century with turn-off barrel, the box-lock action signed to the left, trophy-of-arms to right, with folding trigger, and flat-sided figured walnut butt.

Collection of Four 1897 Silver Plated Harrow School Sports Trophy Goblets and 1887 Eton Goblet (5)

An Edwardian mahogany barber pole strung oval top occasional table, the top with oval medallions depicting inlaid trophy decoration, raised on square splayed feet united by a shaped undertier

A GERMAN SILVER 140 BORE PERCUSSION BOX LOCK TURN-OVER PISTOL the rifled barrels engraved around the muzzles, the lock signed Merry and with musical trophy and foliate scrolls, sliding safety, chequered walnut stock with butt cap, 17.5cm l, c1830 ++Poor condition apparent from the image but basically complete but note the steel parts, ie hammer, safety cap and nipple heavily corroded with rust, the stock slightly chipped on one side. The bullet cap stuck fast and also rusted, entirely unretored

George V silver urn shaped two handled trophy cup and cover having presentation inscription relating to Rigby & Evens Ltd dated 1933, makers Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1927, 35cm high, 31oz approx

George V silver two handled trophy cup standing on a circular foot and bearing presentation script `Clean Milk Competition, Presented by The Mendip Purity Milk Company, Chew Stoke 1927`, 20cm high, 14oz approx, standing on an ebonised socle

Edward VII silver trophy cup having embossed foliate decoration and standing on a circular foot, bears script `The Winford Chew Stoke Ploughing Society… To The Best Ploughman In The Societies Champion Class 1907`, maker William Aitken, Birmingham 1905, 28.5cm high, 15.8oz approx

A pair of Louis XVI tulipwood, marquetry and gilt metal mounted corner cabinets stamped L.FOUREAU JME, circa 1780, grey veined white marble tops, each door centred by a musical trophy within an oval reserve, cornered by floral branches, square section tapering feet, 92cm high, 77cm wide, 49cm deep Louis Foureau was made master in 1755. In the third quarter of the 18th century Louis Foureau established his workshop in rue du Faubourg-Saint-Denis where he was famous for furniture lacquer decorated in the gout de la Chine.

A pair of Victorian Silver mounted Trophy Boars Tusks, each with hallmarked Silver caps engraved “Thal Chotiali, 1882”, length 5 ¾”, Birmingham 1892 (2)

A late Victorian cased and presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, of goblet form, with gilt interior and all over floral engraved decoration, with presentation inscription “Presented By, Rt Hon C J Rhodes, PC, MLA, De Beers Christmas Sports 1900, Kimberley SA, Won By T Bone Esqr, East Dereham, Norfolk, 220 Yds Flat Race (Open), Time 24 Secs”, to a knopped stem and raised on a spreading circular foot with beaded rim, height 10”, in a fitted velvet and silk-lined morocco covered case; together with the original presentation certificate, presented to Private T Bone detailing other prizes of a case of cutlery, gold medal and a silver matchbox, and a further gift coupon and Lambert & Butler Rhodesian Series Cigarette Card depicting the Rt Hon Cecil J Rhodes PC

1920s silver two-handled rose bowl in the form of a trophy cup, with two scroll handles on a tapering circular stepped foot - engraved dedication and separate circular ebonised plinth (Birmingham 1921) - maker Deakin & Francis, all at approximately 18ozs, 22.5cm diameter (2) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

1920s silver two-handled trophy, engraved - The Hurlingham Club Jubilee Polo Match, June 7th 1924 (London 1923), 7ozs, 10.5cm high (won by Captain Vivian Nore Lockett) Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Late nineteenth century French marble clock garniture with striking movement, circular enamelled dial with painted floral garlands, ormolu mounted case with floral swags and trophy of arms surmount, supported by four marble pillars on a serpentine plinth base and gilt metal feet, pair of two branch candelabra with floral scrolled branches and central marble quivers on serpentine plinth bases and gilt metal feet. Clock 41cm high, garnitures 23.5cm Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Late nineteenth century gilt metal mantel clock with enamelled dial and cavalier figure mount, trophy of arms behind on a scrolled and foliate decorated base, 33cm high Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A horse racing trophy `The Letts Diary Stakes 1998`.

A SILVER TEA STRAINER with shaped sides and handle pierced bowl, 4" long, Birmingham 1927 by Alexander Clark & Co. Ltd., a silver vesta case by S. Blankensee & Sons Ltd. and two silver trophy cups, 4.1 troy oz (4)

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP and cover, two double scrolled handles, domed lid with gadrooned edge and matching finial, inscribed for the Royal Horticultural Society 1945, 23 troy oz

A SILVER CHRISTENING MUG, conical shaped with engraved leaf decoration, plain `C` scroll handle, 3" high by Walker & Hall 1902 and a Victorian silver trophy with beaded foot and matching knop, 6" high, 6.2 troy oz

* Motor Racing - A photographer`s Archive. A large Collection of photographic negatives covering Motor Sport through the mid 20th Century 1930s-1980s,a large and varied compilation of original negatives and contact prints including work by several respected photographer`s and motor-sport journalists and historians such as James Brymer, Gordon Wilkins, Jim Barron, Eoin Young and the late Bunny Tubs inter alia. Comprising 35mm, 127, 2?x 2? ?.-plate and some larger copy-negatives, strip and roll-film, and colour-negative and colour transparencies, and some contact prints etc. Variously contained in two sections roughly divided into 1930s-1950s and 1950s-1980s, some annotated and captioned, otherwise not indexed nor chronologically ordered. The venues and events covering most aspects of motoring sport including Brooklands, Donington, Shelsley Walsh, Prescott, Littlestone Speed Trials, VSCC Filton & Bristol Sprints c1930s, Goodwood, Silverstone, Aintree, Crystal Palace, Oulton Park, Snetterton, Last Tourist Trophy Race Ireland, c1940s-1950s, International events including Monza, Paris Dakar-1960s-1980s, covering a wide span of interest from Club meetings to International Grands Prix, some contained in photographers` original 1960s camera-carrying shoulder-case still with appended track-pass badges etc. (-)

* An Assam Valley Light Horse Trophy, to Trooper D. J. Simpson, the ebonised plinth surmounted by a silver coloured metal rhinocerous, the plinth with silver A.V.L.H. Regimental crest, dated 1882 to 1947, and inscribed to the recpient, 17 cm wide, together with a silver pedestal trophy cup, engraved `Bombay Hunt Cup 1929-30 not quite`, London 1922, on an ebonised plinth, weighable silver 6.5 ounces (1)

* British-built aircraft A-Z. An exceptional collection of approximately 6,000 postcard size photographs of British-built aircraft neatly displayed in six albums, mostly pre-1950,one devoted to American types, six images to a page, each inscribed verso with aircraft type, or mark, where appropriate with source or previous collection, the photographer or manufacturer, some most unusual types illustrated, including the following which caught the eye; A.V. Roe `Bull`s eye` triplane, Avro `Falcon` Schneider Trophy contender, Avro G-30 autogiro SE-AEA, Avro Experimental `Lancasters` and `Lincolns`, Bell `Airacuda` XFM-1, Blackburn 1909 monoplane, Blackburn G.P. Seaplane of 1916, Blackburn F.7/30 `Goshawk`, Boeing B-9 low-wing bomber, Boeing B-17 & B-29 numerous examples, Bristol `Coanda` monoplane of 1913, Bristol `Braemar` Mk.I & Mk.II twin engined triplanes, Bristol Type 72 racer G-EBDR, Bristol Type 172 `Frieghter` loading a Bristol 401 fixed-head coupe, Bristol `Brabazon` roll out, Cievra autogiros - various marks, Cunliffe-Owen flying wing G-AFMB, de.Havilland D.H.77, de.Havilland D.H.93 `Don` with gun turret, Douglas XB-7, Douglas DC-3 numerous examples, Douglas `Havoc` with Turbinlite, Douglas D-558 `Skystreak`, English Electric M.3 `Ayr` flying boat, Fairey F-2 twin-engined fighter project, Fisher P-75A contra-rotation of 1944 No. 444550 and XP75GC 432166, Gazdo `Helicospeedor` light-helicopter, General Aircraft G.A.L. `Fleet Spotter`, General Aircraft Twin-Hotspur glider, Gloster `Meteor` 3, `Trent` powered, Grumman XT B3F-1 naval aircraft, Handley-Page H.P. 43 trimotor, Hawker `Hurricane` 2-seater (Iraqi), Heston Napier powered racer, Kay `Giroplane` G-ACVA, Kellet Type K-1 direct control autogiro, Lockheed numerous types, Maxim biplane, Miles M-57 supersonic aircraft project under construction, Newington monoplane of 1909, Northrop advanced pusher-fighter XP-56 and `Flying Ram` XP79, Parnall `Parasol` experimental monoplane, used by the R.A.E., Phillips & Powis/Miles M35 `Libellula`, R.A.E. F.E.4 of 1915, Sage 2 biplane, Saro/Percival mailplane G-ABLI, Schneider Trophy Contest, various aircraft, Scottish Aviation, the Twin Pioneer, `Geophysical` aircraft with main-plane vertical fin stabilisers, Sopwith `Antelope`, Supermarine (Pemberton-Billing) Quadraplane, Vickers-Armstrong Type 432, Vickers-Armstrong the ungainly `Windsor` and elegant `Valiant`, Vickers R.E.P. monoplane of 1911, Vickers-Supermarine quadraplane, Vickers-Supermarine Type 125 `Vireo`, N211 single-seat monoplane fighter, Walton Edwards `Rhomboidal` biplane, Westland F.7/30 single-seat biplane fighter, Westland-Hill `Pterodactyl` tailless aircraft, Willoughby Delta twin-boom monoplane, Wright Quadraplane with 150 h.p. Clerget, Wright AD1000 seaplane, and many others of historical and technical importance, contained in six large cloth-bound albums, each approx. 15 x 16 ins (38 x 41 cm) and 4.5 ins (11 cm) thick (6)

* Italian Aircraft. An interesting and varied collection of photographs, most postcard size and inscribed verso of numerous aircraft types built by Ansaldo, Breda, Cant, Caproni, Fiat, Macchi, Piaggio, Savoia-Marchetti and other manufacturers 1930-1960,unusual types include the Metoreleggiatere S.52, Cant Z1012, Piaggio P-7, Macchi Schneider Trophy contestants, Piaggio P-823R trimotor and P-16, the Walter-Mars powered Caproni Ca 97, SAI SSA canard experimental, Sagittario 2 and others, many military types used by the Regia Aeronautica during World War II, civilian aircraft of Italian and other airlines, the Piaggio P108A in Luftwaffe markings and many others of historic interest, approx. 110 images, contained in a folder (approx. 110)

* WWII and the Final Years. A collection of paperwork and photographs relating to Brackley`s Second World War Service and final years of his life. On the outbreak of WW2, Brackley re-engaged for war duties as Squadron Leader in the Royal Air Force,included in the lot are five black and white portrait photographs of Brackley in uniform; various letters relating to WW2 service including a letter from the Private Secretary dated 30.9.1939, advising Brackley of being released from Imperial Airways for War Service; Letter from the Air Ministry detailing Brackleys appointment to Senior Air Staff Officer, HQ, Royal Air Force Transport Command; Letter from the Air Ministry expressing thanks for service during WW2, dated 11.8.1945; RAF identity cards and driving licence After WW2 Brackley joined the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), and then became Chief Executive of British South American Airways Corporation (BSAA) and achieved a ñround the worldî flight, crossing the Equator from Auckland, New Zealand via Fiji and Honolulu, the lot includes a black and white photograph of Brackley with Skymaster (BM p608). Newspaper cuttings reporting Brackleys new appointment are included.Other items include a Luncheon invitation given by the British Overseas Airways Corporation to mark the 25th Anniversary of the opening of the first British Air Transport Service at the Dorchester Hotel, London 25.8.1944, with enamelled `25` B.O.A.C. commemorative badge. On 25th August 1947 a signal was received at the Air Ministry from Air H.Q. at Delhi appealing for help from B.O.A.C. and Charter Companies in flying 7000 Pakistan Government servants and their families from Delhi to Karachi, it was known as ñOperation Pakistanî, the lot includes a booklet titled `Operation India, a world`s record air-lift`, black and white photograph of Brackley with refugees loading the aircraft and newspaper cuttings etc. Tragically Brackley lost his life in a swimming accident in Rio de Janeiro on 15th November 1948, his body was flown back to Langham, Norfolk, a photograph of the final passage from London Airport in the York air liner Star Mist is included in the lot (BM p672). A fitting tribute to Brackley was introduced on 17th September 1950, when Frieda Brackley made a speech during the first presentation of the Brackley Trophy for Flying Clubs at Denham. The exquisitely worked Brackley Memorial Trophy was executed in silver by H.J. Brown of Norwich, a black and white image of the trophy is included in the lot. (-)

* Agello (Francesco,1902-1942`velocista-prodigio!`). Animportant archive of photographs, documents and ephemera relating to the life and career ofthis famous Italian test pilot and Schneider Trophy contestant, comprising twenty-eightb & w private, press and manufacturers` photographs, including a fineofficialpublicityimageshowingAgellostandingwiththe winning Macchi-CastoldiMC72seaplane,boldlysignedand inscribed in blue ink to CapitanoFilippoMasoeroanddated 30-10-34, other images include Agello`s family home in Casalpusterlengo, Lombardy, crossing the finishing line, flight celebrationsandreceiving a medal from Mussolini, the archive also includes twoprintedmenus,onefullysignedinink by Agello and approx. twenty others,acongratulatory telegram, related magazines and news cuttings, four glassplatenegatives of a Macchi-Castoldi seaplane and a fine original col. litho.CastrolOilposter,framedand glazed Agello set a new water speed recordof683km/h(424mph)in the MC72 on 10 April 1933 over Lake Garda, NorthernItaly.The following year, at the same location, he again set a new record of 709 km/h (440 mph) on 23 October 1934. This remains (as of 2006) the fastestspeedeverattained by a piston-engine seaplane. Agello was awarded theDe la Vaulx Medal twice. He died during World War II in an aircraft crash while testing a new Italian fighter at Bresso, near Milan. (1)

* Rolls Royce - Supermarine S6B Schneider Trophy Car Mascot. A good pre-war original radiator ornament in the form of the famous Outright Trophy-winning aeroplane racer, c. 1931,well-detailed chrome-plated bronze, created in celebration of the triple victory, stamped inscribed ñRolls Royceî to underside of port-side float, an alternative option offered by the Car Company in period as replacement for the famous ñSpirit of Ecstasyî mascot, surmounting an ebonised hardwood socle, w/span 6 in (15 cm) (1)

"Silver teapot of small size, hallmarks worn; five golf trophy coffee spoons, Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1933, Rd 725803; two dessert spoons; silver backed hairbrush and mirror and a Continental 900 standard topped sugar castor"

A box of silver plated trophy cups

A silver trophy cup, 3.5 ozs, Birmingham 1930

Assorted small silver items including cruets, cigarette case, trophy dish and cup

An ebonised and boulle work bracket clock in the 18th century taste with applied gilt metal mounts, the inverted caddy top over an arched glazed door with applied ornament depicting Britannia, flanked by glazed panels and caryatid pilasters on reeded bun feet, the circular brass dial with enamelled Roman numerals centred by trophy and cornucopia decoration to an eight day twin train movement striking a gong, raised on a tortoiseshell and brass boulle work bracket with applied gilt metal mounts (PART ILLUSTRATED)

A QUANTITY OF EARLY 20 CENTURY SILVER AND SILVER PLATED GOLFING TROPHY CUPS.

A 1930`S SILVER DUNLOP HOLE-IN-ONE TROPHY CUP, 2" high Presented to J.C. Taylor 4.6.32 Shanklin and Sandown golf course.

* A twin handled silver trophy cup, with high handles and gadrooned body, height 11 cm, with two bases, together with two silver trophy cups, a silver tea spoon, by L Ltd, Birmingham, c.1922, four matching spoons, by S Ltd, Birmingham, c.1854, a part silver plated cruet set, boxed white metal spoons commemorating Scotland, a retractable pencil, together with a miscellaneous quantity of white metal and plated items to include vesta cases, tongs, pendants, animals, jewellery, (a lot).

A Louis XVI style gilt composite mirror, with a ribbon tied trophy cresting and acanthus moulded frame, with four plates flanking a central plate, 120 x 77 cm.

Australian tour of India 1984 (Ranji Trophy Jubilee 1934-1984). Official autograph sheet fully signed by fifteen members of the touring party including Hughes, Border, Lawson, Phillips, Rackemann, Wessels etc. Light folds otherwise in good/very good condition. Rare

*Miniature cricket bats. I.C.C. Champions Trophy 2002. Three bats, signed in slightly thicker pen, by Sri Lanka, West Indies and Kenyan teams. Sold with eleven further miniature bats, some with printed signatures including Australian team 1953, England 1953 Australian team 1961, West Indies team 1963 etc. Odd bat blank. Some faults otherwise in good condition. Qty 14

Cricket scorecards, programmes 1970’s/2000’s, some earlier. Large collection including Test matches, Gillette Cup, B&H Cup, Nat West Trophy etc. Good selection, many in files. VG

Australian Centennial Tour 1877-1977. Prudential Trophy, 6th June, The Oval. Official first day cover for the match signed by thirteen England and Australian players, past and present. Signatures include Don Bradman, Harold Larwood, Bill Ponsford, Len Hutton, Brian Statham, Joe Hardstaff, Fred Trueman, Gubby Allen, Bruce French, Pat Pocock, Norman Yardley etc. G

Ashes. Blue file containing 20 M.C.C. museum 4”x6” postcards showing the Ashes trophy with a Waterford crystal Ashes trophy as presented to each winning captain, each card signed by an Ashes player. Signatures include Giles, Johnson, Ponting, Lawry, Langer, Healy, Bedser etc, sold with another card signed by both Siedle and Hussey. G

Thierry Henry. Arsenal & France. Signed colour photograph of Henry holding up the Premier League trophy. Mounted, framed and glazed. Overall 14”x20”. Excellent image. G

WORLD CUP 1966 COMMEMORATIVE COIN made by Global Medals Limited, original fitted case, with Jules Rimet Trophy in gold leaf

A carved bead stone necklace, quantity of pennies and RAF boxing trophy, medallion, pair of RAF cufflinks, etc.

A silver circular dish with piecrust rim on a circular pedestal foot, Sheffield 1963 by Walker & Hall, together with a silver small two handled trophy cup.

A late Victorian silver trophy goblet, the ovoid bowl on a spreading foot, London 1896 by John Newton Mappin (Mappin & Webb), height approx 14cm, with ebonized stand.

An Edwardian silver two handled trophy cup, on a pedestal foot, Birmingham 1909 by William Hutton & Sons, height approx 14.5cm.

An Edwardian silver capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1905 by Henry Matthews, together with a small silver trophy cup, a silver napkin ring, cased, and a plated novelty desk calendar in the form of three golf clubs.

A carved and painted wood stag head wall trophy, fitted with antlers.

Small silver two handled trophy cup on plastic socle base, London hallmark.

Silver two handled pedestal trophy cup. London hallmark.