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A Stag`s Head Trophy on a wooden wall shield.

Silver Armada dishes (2), 4" & 7", magnified h/m`s London 1962 & 1971, silver wine taster, approx. 3.1/2", double snake handle, h/m Birmingham 1978 & a small trophy cup, approx. 3", h/m Sheffield 1928 (16.76oz) (4)

Trajan (98-117 AD), AR denarius, obv. `IMP NERVA TRAIANVS AVG GER DACICVS`, rev. ``P M TR P COS V P P`, Mars advancing right carrying spear and trophy, a few minor surface marks, otherwise fine

Commodus (177-192 AD), AR denarius, rev. `HERCVLI. RO(MAN). AVG.`, Commodus as Hercules standing facing, head left, resting right hand on trophy before him and holding club in left hand, slightly misshapen flan with minor edge cracks, otherwise fine

A nine carat gold double Albert with two swivels, T-bar and nine carat gold and enamel trophy pendant, 36 grms

A nine carat gold graduated double Albert with T-bar, two swivels and trophy pendant, 54 grms

Art Nouveau Glasgow silver trophy bowl on scroll supports engraved - 2/5 London Brigade R.F.A. 1915 won by W.C.P. Dawson 2nd Lieut, retailed by Stewart Dawson & Co Ltd (Glasgow 1913) 11ozs, 13cm high

Three various silver cream jugs, Georgian-style silver sauce boat, five silver trophies and a Chinese white metal snooker trophy dated 1937 (10)

An oak framed and glazed photograph of Yate YMC 1933-34, award winning football team holding trophy, sold with cased silver medal for the 1933/34 season division 5, awarded to D. Wiltshire, Yate YMCA FC.

A Victorian silver trophy cup with engraved decoration and C scroll handles, raised on a tapering pedestal to circular foot, engraved "Cirencester Park 1954" (London, 1872, by E J & W Barnard)

A box containing a set of six niello napkin rings and cigarette box, plus a white metal and gilt washed interior twin handled trophy cup, an enamelled travelling beauty box, etc.

A TWO HANDLED SILVER TROPHY CUP - LONDON HALLMARK, MAKER`S MARK C E S, WEIGHT 830gm

Two small silver trophy cups, 2 silver capped dressing table jars, a pair of small glass open salts with faceted tapering sides and silver rims and another open salt

A silver capstan inkwell; a silver dish and 4 silver trophy spoons; a pair of napkin rings and 2 pairs of tongs

A small silver trophy cup; a cherub embossed silver toilet jar cover and other silver

A Mixed Lot comprising: Seven various Coffee Spoons, each with Golf Club handles together with a small electroplated Golfing Trophy, various dates and makers, (8)

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various Trophy Cups, each with presentation inscription, of goblet form, raised on spreading circular bases, various dates and makers (2)

An Edward VII two-handled Trophy Cup and Cover, the domed cover with teardrop finial, and scrolling foliate border, to a compressed circular body with further “C” scroll applied handles to a knopped stem, and raised on a spreading circular foot, and raised on a black socle, total height 16”, weighable silver 24 oz, Birmingham 1904, Maker’s Mark RC

A George V two-handled Presentation Inscribed Trophy Cup, of goblet form with applied rim and cast and applied “C” scroll handles, raised on a spreading circular base, with black ebonised socle, and bearing a presentation inscription “Aylsham Recreation Bowls Challenge Cup”, total height 10 ½”, weight 12 oz, Birmingham 1927, Maker’s Mark JBC&S Ltd

A late 19th Century Gilt Painted Spelter and Porcelain Mounted Mantel Clock, the breakfront case surmounted a lidded urn with floral swags and further ribbon detail, and inset with musical trophy and putti panels on cobalt blue background, to a 3 ½” Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands, to a circular brass movement with anchor escapement and strike on a bell, height 16”

A set of six Georgian silver teaspoons, a small silver twin handled trophy and a plated ditto, a silver twin handled trophy (AF), a small embossed and pierced silver bon bon dish and a small silver mounted clothes brush

THREE SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUPS, "Cothi Bridge Agricultural Society", "North Breconshire Agricultural Society". Sheffield 1963, Sheffield 1946. 7.75", 5.75" High. 28oz approx. (2).

THREE SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUPS, 1935 Llanfynydd Agricultural Society "Challenge Silver Cup". 10" High. London 1928. 22oz approx. Morriston Agricultural Show 1950. 7" High Rubbed Chester hallmark. 12oz approx and another 6.5" High, Birmingham 1927. 12oz approx 45oz approx in total. (3)

LARGE SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, un-engraved. Chester 1929. 8.5" High. 40oz approx. Wooden socle base.

SILVER TWO HANDLED BALUSTER SHAPED TROPHY CUP, un-engraved. London 1930. 6.5" High. 16oz approx.

GOOD QUALITY TWO HANDLED PEDESTAL TROPHY CUP WITH COVER, having entwined snake handles, urn shape finial to the domed cover and raised on a baluster shaped pedestal with domed circular base. Sheffield 1951. 44oz approx. 11.75" High. Ebonized wooden socle base.

A GOOD QUALITY SILVER GILT TWO HANDLED URN SHAPED PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP AND COVER, "Welsh White City, Cardiff", "Welsh Grand National" June 1930. 12.5" High, London 1928. 30oz approx.

A LARGE TWO HANDLED SILVER TROPHY CUP AND COVER, surmounted by a figure of The Winged Victory, two foliate cast scrolled handles with the body with a band of cast leaves on a baluster pedestal circular base. Sheffield 1928, makers initials JD & WD. 19" High approx. 100oz approx.

A SILVER TWO HANDLED PRESENTATION TROPHY CUP, having scrolled handle waved edge and pedestal base. 8.25" High. Sheffield 1928. 18oz.

FIVE SIMILAR TWO HANDLED SILVER GREYHOUND RACING TROPHY CUPS, three with covers, three from Wimbledon Stadium one Brighton and Hove Stadium and one unmarked. Birmingham 1924, 1929 (2) and 1933 and London 1930. 50oz approx. (5). Three with ebonized wooden socle bases.

An early 20th century oak shield shaped Snooker League trophy together with an oak score board.

A miniature silver trophy cup together with a Christening tankard.

A presentation trophy shield.

Pair of ivory candlesticks, Egyptian ivory shoe horn, plated trophy cups, etc.

Silver presentation trophy cup, Birmingham 1929, with stand, Victorian presentation goblet, Birmingham 1882 and three other trophies, Birmingham 1939, London 1933 and Sheffield 1929, (5).

Small silver trophy cup, Chester 1929, on a stand and two plated trophy cups, (3).

Small silver trophy cup, Sheffield 1929, silver cigarette cases, a pair of `Victorian Fiddle pattern sugar tongs and five Victorian coffee spoons, (9).

A late Victorian HM silver trophy, Border Regiment

5 White Metal sets. Two by Good Soldiers sets: Royal Marines in Great Coats Band – 12 pieces. Band of the Royal Marines in full dress uniform – 12 pieces. Soldiers of the British Empire by Trophy: Second Queens Own Rasputs – 6 pieces. British Bulldog series: Royal Marine Light Infantry – 7 pieces. All boxed. Together with a few other unnamed white metal model figures, including 5 Farriers, goat, horse-drawn water bowser and a 12-piece Canadian Mounted Police marching band. Plus a striking model of the Cenotaph war memorial, situated in Whitehall, London. Measures approximately 18 cm high. Complete with 6 Colours representing the British Armed Forces. VGC-Mint, minor wear to boxes.

A scrimshaw engraved horn, crowned trophy of flags with “Quarter Master R France, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards Carlaxe Portugal 1827” and small wreath and flourishes, 18” overall. GC Plate 12

UNICORN WALL TROPHY, in polished aluminium, 67cm H.

A small silver two handled trophy and a pair of old Sheffield plated decanter tags.

An 1879 Sheffield Silver Chalice Trophy Goblet (approx 105g)

"Silver twin handle golf trophy, Chester 1908"

"Twin handle silver trophy cup with Indian Army connection, mark for `Calcutta`, another twin handle Indian trophy cup marked silver Somali, and a square fluted dish, London 1932"

"Silver trophy bowl, fluted crown lip, Birmingham 1937, approx 19.5x 15.2cm, 529grs gross "

A George V silver trophy mug, of ovoid design, with twin lion head handles, on a stepped base, Birmingham 1929, also another silver chalice, 17oz (2)

Of `Caribbean` racing interest A George V silver four piece coffee set, comprising, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar bowl and twin handled tray, all with engraved T.T.C, the tray bears the inscription `Trinidad Turf Club Trophy` Christmas Meeting 1935, 75oz (4)

* Amy Johnson - International Tourist Trophy Race Donington Park. An original race-card entry list & lap-score sheet for the event September 3rd 1937, autograph signed in pencil verso inscribed “Amy Johnson”, four-page fold-out format, shows some age-wear. According to the previous owner this was acquired by his father, who had been in attendance at the race, and the Aviatrix, who was herself a keen sporting motorist was spotted in the paddock and gave her autograph upon request to the excited recipient. (1)

Programme. Grande Semaine d’Aviation de la Champagne, sous le Haut Patronage de M. Armand Fallieres, President de la Republique... Organisee par le Comite d’Aviation de la Champagne sous le Patronage de la Commission Aerienne mixte avec le concours de l’Aero-Club de France, 22-29 August [1909], orig. 20 pp. official programme, printed in red and black, orig. pict. printed wrappers, with silk cord, a little soiled, slim 8vo. The programme lists a total of thirty-eight pilots and their machines, including Paul Tissandier, Glenn Curtis, Hubert Latham, Santos Dumont, Louis Breguet, Louis Blériot, Henry Farman et al. The “Grand Semaine de Champagne” was the first international aviation meeting in the world. It was a spectacular affair, financed by the cathedral city of Rheims and the neighbouring Vintners, the 10-square kilometre flying field boasted hangars, grandstands, barber shops, florists, and a sixty-seater terrace restaurant. Prominent aviators from all over the world took part in various contests, including the first contest for the Gordon-Bennett Aviation Trophy, which was won by Glenn Curtiss, beating Blériot by just six seconds! (1)

Frostick (Michael). Return to Power. The Grands Prix of 1966 & 1967, 1st ed., 1968, b & w illusts. from photographs by Maxwell Boyd, orig. boards in sl. rubbed and dust soiled d.j., slim 4to, together with Moretti (Valerio), When Nuvolari Raced... , translated and edited by Angela Cherrett, 1994, num. b & w illusts. from photos, orig. boards in d.j., square 4to, plus Schlegelmilch (Rainer W. and Lehbrink, Hartmut), Mercedes, 2 vols., pub. Konemann, 1997, num. fine col. illusts. from photos, orig. cloth in d.j. and slipcase, some minor dust soiling, 4to, plus other miscellaneous motoring books, including motor racing, plus a file of paperwork relating to Frederick ‘Paddy’ Nevin, motoring artist, comprising an exercise book and other research papers relating to a book that Nevin was intending to publish entitled International Tourist Trophy Race (Ards Circuit), an original pen, ink and wash d.j., titled ‘Art for Ards Sake’, a volume entitled ‘Power and Speed. The Story of the International Combustion Engine...’ , with his ownership signature and a small volume entitled Racing Cars and Record Breaker 1891-1921, with a small original pen and ink sketch on verso of title (3 cartons)

* Talbot-London - Motor Racing highlights and Achievements 1930s. A photograph album depicting factory cars in racing action during the 1930s, compiled from official company archive photographs, depicting action-studies in various events including Le Mans, Brooklands, Tourist Trophy Races Belfast, Mille Miglia etc, also including factory production-line at Barlby Road, North Kensington and London Showrooms, with further images of production cars illustrating various coachwork styles 1929-1939, twenty-two double-mounted pages, spine part detached, images 7 x 10in (18 x 26cm) (1)

A group of small silver comprising an open salt, pepper shaker, small twin-handled trophy, plate and a thimble (5)

Silver campana form twin handled trophy cup , Birmingham 1929 .

Silver twin handled trophy cup , Birmingham 1929 . awarded by Palmer Tyres, 17oz 8dwt

Silver two handled trophy cup , Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1935 , in the form of an ice pail, with hinged loop handles, height 25cm, 28oz.

Athletics - A cast-brass Cross-Country running trophy, in the form of a male runner stretching for the finish line, mounted on a tall plinth base, the tapering sides set with brass panels, inscribed `British Railways / London Midland Region / Staff Association / Cross-Country Run / Individual Champion`, and engraved with the names of previous winners 1955-91, 33cm high overall; in a wooden storage case. Sold on behalf of BRB (Residuary) Ltd.

A collection of twenty-four 1940`s and 50`s football programmes comprising 15th November 1947 Huddersfield Town vs Preston North End, Story of the FA Cup 1948 Finalists twenty pictures and details booklet, Wednesday 16th November 1949 England vs Ireland International played at Manchester Cities ground Main Road, Wednesday 21st September 1949 England vs FA of Ireland played at Goodison Park, Tuesday December 27th 1949 Oldham Athletic vs Mansfield Town, Saturday 15th April 1950 Scotland vs England played at Hampden Park, 14th October 1950 Leicester City vs Doncaster Rovers, Saturday 4th February Bolton Wanderers vs Portsmouth, April 8th 1950 Huddersfield Town vs Derby County played at Elland Road, England vs Scotland International Saturday 15th April 1950, Wednesday 18th January 1950 England vs Switzerland International programme, Saturday 5th January 1952 Bolton Wanderers vs Tottenham Hotspur, Saturday 15th December 1951 Buxton vs Aldershot, 11th April 1952 Burnley FC vs Swansea Town, Saturday 18th October 1952 Sheffield Wednesday vs Derby County, Saturday 21st February 1953 Bolton Wanderers vs Aston Villa, Saturday September 12th 1953 Preston North End vs Newcastle Utd (x2), Wednesday 11th November 1953 England vs Ireland International played at Goodison Park, Saturday March 19th 1954 Bolton Wanderers vs Cardiff City, Saturday October 23rd 1954 Portvale vs Ipswich Town, Saturday 5th February 1955 Stoke City vs Luton Town, Saturday 16th November 1957 Bolton Wanderers vs Nottingham Forrest, Saturday 5th April 1957/58 Bolton Wanderers vs Manchester City, December 26th 1957 Mossley vs Hyde Utd, Saturday 6th April 1957 England vs Scotland International played at Wembley, Monday April 7th 1958 Nottingham Forrest vs Chelsea, Saturday December 19th 1959 Tottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle Utd and 26th December 1958 Birmingham City vs Manchester City, also a small quantity of 1960`s advertising sheets to include Lawrences Big Name in the Big Game football boot brochure, Football Stars Past, Present and Future no.2, 1964 team photograph sheets `The Story of Pele the World No.1 Footballer` booklet, `Football Favourites In Action`, `Todays Footballers In Action no.3`, `Football Manager of the Year Awards World Cup Series Fixture List 1966`, also a smaller quantity of Speedway and other programmes to include Belle Vue Speedway Manchester 2nd July 1966, Belle Vue Stock Car racing Saturday 6th May 1967, Wednesday 16th August 1967 High Speed Gas Challenge, Saturday 15th April 1967 The Double Diamond Trophy, Great Britain vs Russia International Speedway Test Match series 1964 for Saturday 4th July, Wednesday 8th July and Saturday 11th July contained in one programme etc (approx 40 pieces)

A 19th century silverplated three piece tea service, makers mark TW of lobed form with engraved banded decoration, also a six division ivy leaf form silverplated toast rack and a twin handled trophy cup inscribed "Presented by Miss C J Paveley, Headmistress, Benedict Junior School, Mitcham and dated 1967, the London Borough of Merton Junior Cycling Championships" (5)

A George V hallmarked silver trophy cup with gadrooned body and shaped handles on knopped column and flared base, height 22cm, faint makers mark, Birmingham 1918/19, weight approx 11oz