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Large collection of Cup Final football programmes: to incl major Cup Final programmes. Comprises FA Cup, League Cup, Charity Shield, Major European Finals, World Cup, European Championship, Trophy/Vase, Full Members, Play-offs, FA Youth Cup. Mainly modern but some date back to the 1970s some duplication but certainly no more than 2 copies of any one game. Very good. (120)

A SILVER PLATED CIGARETTE BOX ENGRAVED OFF .F G & MRS R A HUDSON FROM THE OFFICERS OF R A F GUTERSLOH CONTAINING R A F EPAULETTES AND ASSORTED BUTTONS TOGETHER WITH CIGARETTE CASE , LADY`S COMPACT TOGETHER WITH SILVER METAL MIDDLE EASTERN TRINKET BOX INITIALLED KATE DECORATED WITH NILE SCENES AND CAMELS, THE BOX HAVING A GILT DOMED INTERIOR TOGETHER WITH A TWO HANDLED SILVER PLATED TROPHY CUP ( 2 )

A SILVER TOPPED BLUE ENAMEL CUT GLASS PERFUME BOTTLE TOGETHER WITH A SILVER HALLMARKED TROPHY M.M E.V. AND A CHESTER HALLMARKED SILVER LADIES HAND MIRROR.

A BIRMINGHAM HALLMARKED SOLID SILVER CHRISTENING MUG , MM S LTD. INSCRIBED MAJOR WYNN TROPHY EVENING NEWS AND TIMES DONKEY DERBY WORCESTER 1938

A trophy cup and a sweetmeat basket. 5 1/2oz.

A pair of spills, a buttonhook, a small trophy cup and a bread knife.

[Motor racing interest] A silver Brooklands BARC tankard by Charles Boyton & Son, London 1931, with a recumbent lion finial, a domed cover, a scroll handle and a moulded skirt base, engraved `BARC Brooklands 17th October 1931 The Ladies` Handicap Won by Mr. A. W. Fox`, 20.5cm (8in) high, 1241g (39.9 oz) Provenance: Arthur Wingrave Fox, manager of the Talbot racing team, and thence by descent to the present vendor. Arthur Fox of the Tolworth-based dealer and race preparation specialist Fox & Nicholl persuaded Clement Talbot Ltd to build and maintain three specially modified four-seater touring cars based on the company`s recently unveiled `75` model. In return, Fox promised to source a team of drivers and pay all entry fees as well as taking responsibility for pre-race testing etc. After an ignominious start, the resultant trio of works Talbot `90` cars proceeded to dominate the 3 Litre class at such prestigious events as the Le Mans 24-hour race, Irish Grand Prix, Tourist Trophy and Brooklands `500`. A single-seater version set a host of International Class and British Records including covering 500km at an average speed of 105.62mph. The spectacular success enjoyed by the `90` cars was all the more remarkable given that their engines displaced just 2276cc. See also lot 475.

A silver twin handled trophy cup and cover by G. H. Inshaw, Birmingham 1921, the finial as massed fruit on a comport, the domed cover half lobed, the handles formed as winged dragons, embossed with fruiting trees above lobed band, on a plain spreading pedestal base, presentation engraved, 43cm (17in), 2452g (78.8 oz), on an ebonised socle. The inscriptions read `Presented by E. Broadbelt Smithfield Market Manchester`, `1921 Won by W. J. Gresson Esq. Stoke House, Severn Stoke, Worcester`, `1922 Won by W. J. Gresson Esq. Stoke House, Severn Stoke, Worcester`, `1924 Won by Wm. H. Gabb, J.P. Hopton Court, Nr. Worcester`, `1925 Won by Wm. H. Gabb, J.P. Hopton Court, Nr. Worcester` and `Won Outright and re-presented by F. P. Norbury Nov. 1929`. The socle with applied shields (only one hallmarked) with corresponding winners for 1926-37.

A Chinese silver twin handled trophy cup by Luen Wo, Shanghai, late 19th/early 20th century, the handles modelled as four-toed dragons, the body with a dragon in semi relief, the pedestal encircled by another dragon in full relief, on a double domed circular foot, presentation engraved in Chinese as a gift from a Chinese company to a European client during the reign of Emperor Guangxu (1875-1908), 31cm (12in) high, 2060g (66.25 oz), with an ebonised wood stand

A Continental three-colour gold oval snuff box, apparently unmarked, 19th century, the cover with a musical trophy within an arcaded floral border, the sides with ribbon-tied flowering foliage, the base with a port scene with ships, towers and a lighthouse, 7.5cm (3in) wide, 56.6g (tests between 14 and 18 carat)

A George III sailor made engraved horn beaker, with a plain silver coloured collar, unmarked, of a British two-masted ship, a cutter, a mermaid and a martial trophy, `The Flying Nautilus For The Palermo Lasses Care To Thy Coffin Adds A Nail No Doubt While Every Flowing Bumper Drives Another Out. May The Merry Arse Never Wear A Ragged Petticoat, May The Falling Woman Suck Seed In Her Undertaking * Finished At Sea Off Maritimo By IQ Septr 23 1812 Nautilus` and `And Redwing In Company` below, 12cm (4in) high

A silver trophy, approximately 14oz

A pair of Sheffield plated sauce tureens, of trophy form with shaped covers, with lion`s mask and loop handles, 13cm (5in) diameter, together with an EPNS stilton scoop and sugar nips

A Regency style carved wood and gilt gesso triptych overmantel mirror, with dancing muse and trophy frieze, flanked by split Corinthian pilasters, 112cm (44in) wide

A Silver Challenge Trophy Inscribed Orpington Horticultural Society, Anstiss Challenge Cup, Edinburgh 1908. (227 Grams).

Large George V silver two-handled presentation trophy cup of circular form with stylised loop handles and human mask terminals, on a decorative column stem and conical foot (London 1929) - maker Carrington & Co, approximately 36ozs, 29.5cm overall height Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

George V silver two-handled presentation trophy cup of circular form with scroll handles and ornate Arts & Crafts-style terminals, on a tall conical foot (Sheffield 1922) - maker Mappin & Webb, all at approximately 22ozs, 18.5cm overall height Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Victorian silver trophy cup of waisted form with fluting and embossed fern leaf decoration and bead rim, engraved inscription on a tall slender stem with central knop and conical engraved and bead edge foot (Birmingham 1874), approximately 11.5ozs, 23cm overall height Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Victorian two-handled silver trophy cup of conventional form with panels of embossed floral decoration, decorative scroll handle with flower-head terminal, tall slender stem with central knop and bead decoration on a conical embossed and bead edge foot (London 1878) - maker J K, approximately 11ozs, 20.5cm overall height Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

Nineteenth century electrolyte jewellery casket with classical putti and trophy of arms decoration on turned feet, 11cm high, 18.5cm wide Further images and condition reports available at www.reemandansie.com

A hallmarked silver trophy cup on wood socle, together with two silver plated knife rests, a silver plated mug, a cased set of six tea knives and a set of ivory handled fruit knives and forks. Various dates and makers.

A Victorian silver trophy Stephen Smith, London 1876, with presentation inscription for the `Andover & District Canine Society The Noyce Cup`, together with two other silver trophies and a small silver vase, total weight 20oz. (4)

A magnificent George III musical bracket clock circa 1820, by the noted maker Santiago James Moore French, of 15 Sweetings Alley, Royal Exchange, London, the eight day striking movement with quarter chiming and cylinder playing six musical airs on twelve bells, the backplate signed `French Royal Exchange London` within an oval cartouche, the arched white enamelled Roman dial similarly signed, with painted floral spandrels and arch cartouche, pierced brass hands, beneath paired chime/not chime and musical air subsidiary dials, the airs titled `O Dolce Concento`, `The Tank`, `Roast Beef`, `Russian Dance`, `The Padlock` and `Tekeli`, in an ebonised case with gilt bronze mounts, the caddy top surmounted by a detachable flambé finial with storage compartment beneath, over a pierced floral lattice frieze flanked by four smaller flambé finials, above an arched glazed door with pierced ormolu spandrels and an arched rear pierced grille door, both flanked by canted corners with swagged musical trophy mounts, the sides with floral latticework panels and gilt bronze carrying handles, raised on a plinth with central ormolu battle trophy mount, on four ormolu foliate scroll feet, 35½in. (90cm.) high, 16¼in. (41cm.) wide.

After Auguste-Nicolas Cain (French 1822-1894), bronze centrepiece, the circular dish form bowl centred by a trophy motif within a wide relief band cast with pheasant, hens and birds of prey raised on four naturalistic scroll feet, signed `Cain`, 34cm diameter, 8cm high

A miniature billiard trophy formed as 3 cues in a rest with 3 billiard balls, raised on a turned wood stand; a pub or shop sign of a painted lion

Waterloo - A Pratt Ware Moulded Waterloo Jug, circa 1815, with an equestrian military figure, a martial trophy inscribed ïGRÍ verso, moulded borders with pink lustre, 13cm high; and a black basalt cream jug, with a lion head spout and a snake handle, inscribed ïIndia Portugal & Spain Vittoria 21 June 1813Í within a laurel wreath, a bust of Wellington being honoured by Britannia verso, 16.5cm long (2) See Lewis, John and Griselda ïPratt WareÍ Woodbridge 1984, p. 172 for an illustration of a comparable jug to the first.

Turkish Order of the Osmanieh - A Seven Pointed Green Translucent Enamelled Star, each point ornamented with a ball and between each arm, a three pointed device, mounted to the centre of the obverse, within a circlet of green enamel a gilt cresent on a crimson ground bearing a Turkish inscription, the reverse bears a trophy of flags and drums, star and cresent shaped suspender now removed and replaced with watch chain. Founded in 1861 by Sultan Abdul Aziz and often conferred on British Officers for various campaigns in the Sudan.

A box containing an assortment of treen to include a rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid sewing box, various carved boxes, trophy stand, etc

A collection of plated wares to include sugar caster, various galleried trays, swing handled basket, assorted trophy cups, teapot, etc.

"The Noel Terry Golf Trophy" - a small tazza shape trophy, the base with a golfer. 3 1/2" (9cms) high, Birmingham 1937.

A TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, maker`s mark E.S.B., Birmingham 1920, with waved rim, leaf capped double scroll handles, on moulded pedestal, 10 1/4" wide, 23ozs 8dwts

A TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVER, maker Robert Pringle, London 1922, the semi ribbed "U" shaped bowl chased with a border of flowers, scrolls and diapering, with two acanthus leaf sheathed high scroll handles, on a single knopped stem and stamped domed foot, engraved "York Scarcroft Bowling Club ... Thomas William Powell ... 1925", 15 1/2" high, 32ozs 4dwts, together with a large ebonised socle applied with engraved shields etc

A TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP AND COVER, maker Robert Pringle, London 1913 (cover 1912), the semi ribbed "U" shaped bowl with two high loop handles on a swept circular foot, engraved "The George Seller Cup .... York Scarcroft Bowling Club .... 1914", 14 1/2" high, 32ozs 12dwts, together with a large ebonised socle applied with engraved shields etc

A misc collection of small silver & plated items, to include, napkin rings, cruets, trophy cup, etc. (a lot)

A pair of Louis XVI style carved gilt wood single beds, the double caned head board with ribbon tied trophy, floral carved swags and fluted columns, 148 x 101 x 205 cm, (2).

A George V two handled Trophy Cup of Goblet form, with side applied handles, to a knopped stem and spreading circular foot, on a square plinth base, height 3 ½”, Sheffield 1929, makers mark Mappin & Webb

A George V two-handled Trophy Cup, of polished and tapering cylindrical form, with applied side handles, and raised on a spreading circular base (erased), height 5”, London 1924, maker’s mark lacking

A Victorian presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, of goblet form, with engraved borders and presentation inscription, to a knopped stem and spreading circular foot, height 5 ¾”, London 1877, Maker’s Mark SH

A George V two-handled Trophy Cup, of compressed circular form, with applied side handles and raised on spreading circular base, height 2 ½”, Birmingham 1932, Maker’s Mark JF

A small silver trophy cup, a .935 standard shot-beaker and four other silver plated trophies

Taxidermist mounted wall trophy boars head

Three small silver trophy cups, a pierced bonbon dish, a pair of Georgian bright-cut sugar tongs, a Victorian novelty cream basket and an enamelled cigarette case mounted with a Naval crown, 9.2 oz gross (7)

A George V Silver Round 2-Handled Lidded Trophy, London 1925, maker R&S Garrard & Co., on ebonised stand, 18cm high without stand, 20oz

A hallmarked silver fishing trophy "The John Marsh Trophy" modelled as a leaping salmon, 26 cm high, weight of silver 17.5 oz, London 1964. ILLUSTRATED.

A pair of Kudu (African antelope) antlers mounted on a shield trophy, 94 cm high

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY of stylised form with shaped handles and pedestal foot, awarded for The Dumbleton Coursing Meeting, 1929, Birmingham 1928, 11 ozs

A SILVER PLATED COMMEMORATIVE MEDALLION, for the Public Schools` Veterans Challenge trophy, won by Cheltenham in 1897, with presentation inscriptions and relief border

Plated ballroom trophy, two plated cups, glass stein, and other decorative items.

Bronze resin flat racing trophy of a horse and jockey, presented to the winner of the first race at Dunstall Park, 2nd October 2004, on the new track, height 27cm

Silverstone Trophy International Motor Cycle Meeting 1971 official programme autographed by G. Agostini, Mike Hailwood, Barry Sheene, Paul Smart also included are all of the race control lists for the two day event.

Silver trophy cup , Birmingham 1939 , in the form of a goblet, height 26cm, 13oz 16dwt, on black socle (repair to stem).

Silver trophy bowl, Birmingham 1925 , on spreading foot, diameter 12cm, 5oz 9dwt.

Two silver trophy goblets for the "National Egg Laying Test 1954 - 55 ", approximately 7oz 10dwt all in.

A giltwood and composition oval wall mirror in George III style, 19th century, slender gadrooned and beaded frame, surmounted by a fluted urn with cresting of ribands and floral garlands, the apron with a trophy of flowers, 99cm high, 42cm wide. Provenance: The Estate of the Late Mr Derek Baxter

A set of eight George III mahogany dining chairs, circa 1790, with arched top rails, carved with floral trophy, vertical splats, stuffed seats, on square tapering legs, the elbow chairs with moulded legs, (two associated similiar elbow chairs). Provenance: The Estate of the Late Mr Derek Baxter

A silver two handled trophy cup, the tapering body on a baluster stem and stepped circular foot, Birmingham 1936 by The Alexander Clark Co Ltd, together with another silver trophy cup, London 1922.

A Victorian silver trophy goblet, the ovoid bowl engraved with foliate strapwork and flowers on a beaded knop stem and circular foot, London 1865 by Robert Hennell.

A silver table cigarette box with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1922, a silver pepper pot, two silver golf trophy spoons, etc (8).

A French Empire style ormolu figural mantel clock, Unsigned, mid 19th century. The eight-day countwheel bell striking movement with circular white enamel Roman numeral convex dial with blued steel Breguet hands and foliate milled bezel, set into an ogee-shouldered plinth with foliate spray applied lower quadrants and supporting a music stand for a cherub stood on a cushioned stool and leaning on a columnar pedestal whilst playing his woodwind instrument to the right of the movement, on rectangular plinth base applied with a relief panel cast with a musical trophy to apron and on engine turned bell-shaped feet, 27cm high.

A George III brass mounted quarter chiming table clock, Daniel De St. Leu, London circa 1765. The six pillar triple fusee movement with verge escapement, chiming the quarters on a nest of eight graduated bells and striking the hour on a further bell, the backplate signed Dan:l De St. Leu, Watchmaker to her Majesty, London beneath an engraved basket of flowers within fine profuse foliate engraved infill, the 8 inch brass break-arch dial with calendar aperture and arched recessed silvered plaque with repeat signature to the matted centre within an applied silvered Roman numeral chapter ring with stylised fleur-de-lys half hour markers and Arabic five minutes, the angles with foliate scroll cast spandrels beneath star-centred subsidiary Strike/Silent dial flanked by conforming mounts to arch, with a distressed bell-top case with unusual martial trophy cast mounts to the front canted angles and with brass handles above foliate scroll cast pierced arched sound frets to sides, on moulded base with scroll cast brass feet (case distressed incomplete and with other faults), 53cm (21ins) high. Daniel De St. Leu is recorded in Baillie G.H. Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World as working in London 1753-97. He was appointed Watchmaker to the Queen in 1765 and made many clocks for export including a very fine silver mounted table clock for the Spanish Court.