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Click here to subscribeAn Aubusson tapestry panel in the Rococo style, circa 1860, the central oval reserve with a maiden entreating before a Herm figure, a tholos and foliage in the background, within a laurel border, on a cross-hatched ground with foliate swags above trailing bellflowers, further foliate sprays flanking a trophy below, 194cm high, 168cm wide, (later backing)
A George V hallmarked silver golf trophy cup of small proportions, having two golf clubs and balls raised on cylindrical column support, engraved `Morning Post Golf Trophy semi-final at Harlech, 10th September 1932, Winner RB Turner` (Carnarvon), made by Goldsmiths and Silversmiths London 1932-33, height 10.5cm, approximate weight 3oz
Tennis interest, a Swedish silver trophy bowl from the International Tennis Tournament, Stockholm, May 1906, by C. Hallberg, tapering circular form, applied with a blue enamel shield and inscribed with winner`s name `F. H. Pearce. Dr Pearce had the distinction of playing and beating H.K.H The Crown Price of Sweden in the third round of the Gentleman`s Singles. He then went on to lose to G.S Setterwall in the fourth round.
A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a tazza of circular form, Birmingham 1912, a money box, (locked), a George III salt cellar, a pair of salt cellars, three further salt cellars and a mustard pot, a salt pot, a small trophy cup, a Norwegian long boat salt cellar and other items, approx. weighable 10oz. (qty)
A George III silver-gilt horse racing trophy cup and cover, by Matthew Boulton, Birmingham 1820, the finial, by William Eley, London, campana form, heavily embossed with foliate decoration, and applied with a trailing grape-vine girdle, Bacchus mask mounted fluted side handles, on a raised circular foot, with a laurel leaf border, the domed fluted cover with a horse finial, height 40.5cm, approx. weight 120oz. provenance: Purchased Sotheby`s Sporting Sale, November 2002.
A Hallmarked Silver Twin Handled Trophy Cup, WFAF(?), Sheffield 1912, of tapering cylindrical form on pedestal base, bearing presentation inscription “Mappin & Webb Sports 1919 1st Prize Presented to H.C. Dungworth Winner of the “Victory” Challenge Cup for one mile handicap race”, 292grams, on socle base.
A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN WALNUT AND MARQUETRY COMMODES each bowfront top inlaid with a bold musical trophy, within broad chevron crossbanding, centred by a chain motif, the bow-front set with three sans traverse drawers, the middle with a floral marquetry swag, the sides similarly inlaid, one 33 1/2ins. (85cms.) high, the other 34 1/2ins. (88cms.) high x 48 1/4ins. (123cms.) wide
Mostly plated wares, comprising; a soda syphon stand, a pair of vases, a centrepiece stand, a quantity of table flatware, a tea strainer with a stand, a trophy cup, a lidded glass preserve jar, a sugar bowl with a blue glass liner, a six piece cruet bottle stand, fitted with six faceted glass bottles and a set of six teaspoons, with a pair of associated sugar tongs, cased.
An early 20th century Indian silver plated large trophy cup with part fluted body and scrolled handles with presentation inscription "Dibrugarh Races 1906 - Polo Tournament 1st teams" and bearing the stamp of G.C. Dutt and Sons, Calcutta and another silver plated rose bowl trophy, similarly inscribed "Dibrugarh Races 1905 - Second Team Polo Tournament"
Greyhound racing - BRISTOL GREYHOUND ASSOCIATION, 1932-33. Nineteen race cards, including that for the meeting at Eastville, Bristol on 16th July 1932 (the first with a totalisator in operation); together with assorted later race cards, including those for the `Sportsview` Greyhound Television Trophy, 1959, at Bristol Stadium; and the Sportsview T.V. Trophy Final, 1967, at Brighton & Hove Stadium; and other printed items, (31).
THE HOLT PRODUCTS TROPHY: A cricket trophy formed as five stylised cricket balls with laminated perspex `seams`, on vertical rods, each ball engraved on the front with the name & arms of a Tourist country (West Indies, India, New Zealand, Australia & Pakistan) and on the reverse with County clubs (1980 Gloucestershire, 1979 Gloucestershire etc.), by Brian Asquith, Sheffield 1979 (cased); 15.75" (40 cms) high *Brian Asquith experimented with using other material alongside silver in both design & manufacture, working quite extensively with perspex.
A PAIR OF FRENCH TULIPWOOD AND ROSEWOOD GILT-METAL MOUNTED ETAGERES LATE 19TH CENTURY Each with three serpentine tiers joined by slim supports, the top tier with a low three-quarter gallery and marquetry musical trophy decoration 32 in. (81.5 cm.) high; 17 in. (43 cm.) wide; 13 in. (33 cm.) deep (2) View on Christie's.com
An Edwardian silver pedestal bowl, Birmingham 1906, of circular form engraved `Breeders Cup Chows`, height 10.5 cm, together with a silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup with cover, London, engraved `The Chow Chow Club`, height 23 cm and a silver pedestal trophy cup, Birmingham 1911, engraved Casella Cup, height 17.5 cm, approximate gross weight 25.85 oz, (3).
MOORE BOBBY: (1941-1993) English Footballer, Captain of the England World Cup winning team, 1966. Signed 6 x 4 photograph of Moore standing in a half length pose having been presented with the Jules Rimet trophy by Queen Elizabeth II following England`s victory in the 1966 World Cup final. Signed by Moore in bold blue ink to a light area of the image. Together with a 13.5 x 9.5 mounted display signed to the matt by Michael Owen, the display featuring two colour photographs, one of Owen in a full length action pose and the other showing the scoreboard following England`s victory over Germany, 1-5, in the 2001 World Cup qualifying match. Moore`s image a slightly inferior reproduction photograph. VG, 2
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