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Engraved twin-handled sterling silver trophy made in Birminham in 1963.

A silver trophy cup, a small silver trumpet vase, a silver plated covered dish and two boxed set of silver plated cutlery.

A twin-handled cup and cover, of small size, decorated in 18th Century style with strapwork, maker`s mark of Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1932; a goblet,with stylised fox heads to the stem, Birmingham 1974; and four other trophy cups, total approx. weight 29 troy oz (6)

A TABLE TOP INK STAND IN THE FORM OF A TROPHY HOOF WITH SILVER EMBELLISHMENT BY ELKINGTON & CO, SILVERSMITHS, DATE STAMP N

A silver, two-handled, circular section golf trophy, engraved inscription, Sheffield 1919 (4.1oz), ebonised base

A pair of filled candlesticks, a modern photograph frame, a silver plated trophy cup etc.

A Victorian Court Sword, the 80.5cm epee steel blade etched with martial trophy and royal cypher, the brass stirrup hilt with shell guard applied with cast royal cypher and wreath of oak and laurel leaves, with copper wire bound grip and crown pommel, with brass mounted black leather scabbard.

A Late 17th Century German Hunting Hanger, the 58.5cm slightly curved single edge steel blade with a narrow fuller to the top edge, engraved with crowned rampant lion, martial trophy and inscription "fur Gott und Das Vatterland", the brass stirrup hilt with a shell guard cast and chased with a deer or bear hunt, with down turned animal mask quillon and wood grip.

A Cigarette Case, trophy Cover, London 1913 and a small Candlestick

A George V two handled Golfing Trophy, Birmingham 1934

A Victorian silver mounted Bottle Cork with initials, Birmingham 1879, a Fork with pebble inlay, Birmingham 1904, a barrel Pepper Pot, Birmingham 1919, Pencil Holder, Birmingham 1900 and a Trophy Shield, Birmingham 1941

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY) OVAL PORTRAIT OF RAPHAEL within an carved fruitwood frame, surmounted by a musical trophy; together with a portrait of an old man with white beard, after Gerbrand van den Eekhout and an oval portrait of a boy, oil on copper within and ornate carved walnut frame (3) 20cm wide, 33cm high (including frame)

A silver encased gent`s keywind pocket watch, the white enamel dial having Roman numerals with sweep seconds dial and a silver Albert of graduated links with swivel, T-bar and trophy

A gent`s silver encased pocket watch with white enamel dial, Roman numerals and sweep seconds dial and a double silver graduated Albert with T-bar, swivel, trophy pendant and penknife pendant

[Books]. MOTORING. The Autocar Road Tests, 1951, 1952, 1953, & 1954. The Motor Road Tests, 1952, 1953, & 1954; ten assorted Ian Allen ‘ABC’ booklets; a programme for the Daily Express Trophy Meeting, Silverstone, 1957; Daily Mail Motoring Guides, 1952, 1953, & 1954; and ten other works of related interest, (31)

[Books]. MOTOR-RACING. Setright, L.J.K. The Grand Prix Car 1954-66, first edition, George Allen & Unwin, London 1968. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, quarto; Hays, Rex. Tribute by Trophy, first edition, MacGibbon & Kee, London 1938. Cloth, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; Walkerley, Rodney. Automobile Racing, first edition, Temple Press, London 1962. Boards, dustjacket, illustrations, octavo; and assorted other works of related interest

A small silver two handled trophy cup and cover, two mounted and cut glass perfume bottles, two silver topped and cut glass cruet bottles, silver trumpet shaped vase and a cut glass vase with silver base View on www.staceyauction.com

GIBSON ALTHEA (1927-2003) American Tennis Player, Wimbledon Champion 1957 & 1958 & BUXTON ANGELA (1934- ) English Tennis Player. Gibson and Buxton were Wimbledon Doubles Champions in 1956. Vintage signed 8 x 10 photograph by both Gibson and Buxton individually. The original press photograph, with a printed caption to the verso, shows the players standing in full length poses alongside the Duchess of Kent who is seen presenting them with their trophy following their victory in the Doubles Final at Wimbledon on 7th July 1956. Signed by both Gibson and Buxton in blue fountain pen ink to light areas of the image. One very slight, minor corner crease, VG

FORMULA ONE: A colour printed 12mo ticket for entry into the paddock at The International Guards Trophy meeting at Brands Hatch, 30th August 1965, signed in bold pencil to the verso by the Formula One World Champions Graham Hill and Jackie Stewart individually. With blue string tie still present. Very slight, minor age wear, otherwise VG

MAJOR JOHN: (1943- ) British Prime Minister 1990-97. T.L.S., John Major, with holograph salutation and subscription, one page, 4to, 10 Downing Street, London, 14th January 1992, to Andrew Broughton, on the printed stationery of the Prime Minister. Major thanks his correspondent for a book, commenting `I know I shall enjoy dipping into "Barclays World of Cricket", and the fact that it is signed by the Derbyshire Team which won the NatWest Trophy in 1981 makes it all the more acceptable`. Together with a signed 4 x 6 photograph of Major in a head and shoulders pose, signed (`John Major`) in blue fountain pen ink with his name alone to the lower white border, and also including a signed colour 4 x 6 postcard photograph, being a reproduction of the painting of Major by John Wonnacott (1997), signed by Major with his name alone in bold black ink to a clear area. VG to EX, 3

CAMPBELL DONALD: (1921-1967) British Car & Motorboat Racer, Land and Water Speed Record holder. Vintage signed and inscribed 6.5 x 5 photograph of the Blue Bird K4 powerboat, featuring various mechanics seated around the cockpit, one holding a trophy. Signed by Campbell in bold blue fountain pen ink to a clear area at the base of the image. Neatly mounted, and with one slight surface crease, G The Blue Bird K4 was originally commissioned by Donald Campbell`s father, Malcolm Campbell, in which he set a world water speed record on 19th August 1939 on Coniston Water, Cumbria.

MANCHESTER UNITED: An official printed 8vo United Review programme for Manchester United v. Atletico De Bilbao at Maine Road, 6th February 1957, European Cup Quarter Final, Second Leg, individually signed to the front cover image (showing action from the First Leg) by eleven members of the Manchester United team, Bill Foulkes, Roger Byrne, Eddie Colman, Mark Jones, Duncan Edwards, Johnny Berry, Tommy Taylor, Dennis Viollet, David Pegg, Wilf McGuinness and Geoff Bent. Each of the signatures are to clear areas and the majority are in bold blue fountain pen ink. Rare. A light central vertical folds runs through the programme, about VG After trailing 5-3 from the first leg, Manchester United won the second leg 3-0, taking the tie to 6-5 on aggregate. They lost 5-3 on aggregate to Real Madrid in the semi-final, the Spanish team going on to win the European Cup in it`s second season, having also won the trophy in the first season. Dennis Viollet was the competition`s highest scorer with nine goals. Exactly a year to the date after this match, the tragic Munich Air disaster took place, which resulted in the deaths of a number of the Busby Babes, including seven who signed this programme-Geoff Bent, Roger Byrne, Eddie Colman, Duncan Edwards, Mark Jones, David Pegg and Tommy Taylor. Survivors of the crash included Johnny Berry, Bill Foulkes and Dennis Viollet.

Olympic Games Memorabilia Awarded to Athlete H.E. Annison, comprising a 1920 bronze competitors medal with third place certificate and 1924 bronze competitors medal with identity card; Eight Silver and Silver Plated Trophy Cups Awarded to H.E.Annison, between 1906 and 1921

Three Trophy Heads Mounted on Oak Shield Shaped Plaques, each inset with an ivorine tablet - Fox `Lunesdale Foxhounds, Marsett, Wensleydale`, Otter `N.Y.O.H. Bowmont Water, 24lb Dog Otter, 19.8.59` by Edward Gerrard, Hare ` Sinclair Harriers, West Burton, 45 Minutes, 11.2.61` by Edward Gerrard; Silver Mounted Fox Brush and Three Mounted Paws (7) **From the estate of the late Mr D.J. Burdon, ex Master of the Wensleydale Harriers

GOLFING GOLD MEDAL engraved `G.S.G.C. Monthly Medal Won by C.Stein 1925`, with box, and two Glasgow Public Parks Tennis Singles silver and enamel medals, engraved `Rowan Trophy Gent`s Singles 1932 Alexandra E.Stein`, the other to same recipient but dated `1933` (3)

An early 20th Century lawn tennis related Trinity Tennis Tournament trophy cabinet, mounted with two lawn tennis rackets, and centred with silver plated plaque by T Swaffield & Brown, 108cm high.

"F. W. TURTON LTD A VICTORIAN SILVER PEDESTAL TROPHY CUP having pressed strawberry banded and wavy fluted body, twin plain scroll handles and moulded pedestal foot, Birmingham, 1892, 116g"

A George V silver trophy cup with twin scrollwork handles raised on a stepped circular foot (London 1914), 21.5 cm high, 13 oz

An Edwardian silver trophy cup with scrolling acanthus leaf decorated main body flanked by twin open handles, raised on a circular foot (Sheffield 1901 by Atkin Bros.), 33.5 cm high, 46 oz (ILLUSTRATED)

EDWARD VII SILVER TRIPLE-HANDLED TROPHY marked to inner rim of base `Won by A.H.Hodge Acton Open Meeting 1909`, Sheffield 1909, 14cm high, approximately 424gms

A twin-handled trophy cup, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1922, inscribed `Shillong Autumn Meeting, 1925, The Governor`s Cup Presented by H E Sir William James Reid KCIE, CSI`, 12cm (4.75") high, approximately 439gm

A twin-handled trophy cup, Mappin and Webb, Birmingham 1926, inscribed `Dibrugarh Races 1927, The Planters Plate, Presented by Planters Stores & Agency, Assam`, approximately 1725gm

1949 West Ham speedway programmes (H): to incl Cup matches comprising a near complete season to incl World Championship qualifier, London Cup, National Trophy, plus v Birmingham, Odsall, Wembley, Wimbledon et al – usual Hnd written results, some staple rust and bleeding – overall (F) (25).

Scarce 1929 Crystal Palace Speedway programme: v Harringay Inter League Match and Star Home Riders Trophy Match programme Sat 31st August `29– results hand written in pencil – usual pocket wear and staple rust – hence only (F).

Rare 1928 England International Tennis Cap, plus medals and other ephemera: relating to the tennis career of Walter James Giles Lawn tennis professional. The collection comprises a white England International cap with embroidered cross tennis rackets, issued to the players selected to play in the International Tennis Tournament Germany vs. England, played from the 17th – 19th Aug 1928, incl. 2x medals embossed with the trophy and stamped with the tournament details played at Bad Ems, plus the train ticket from London to Bad Emms, together with a postcard of the trophy signed on the reverse by both the German and England teams, players incl: W Giles, Dan Maskell, T. C. Jeffery and Charles Read, in all 17 signatures. Plus W. J. Giles` passport, separate photograph, 1947 list or registered professionals of the LTA, c/w two copies of The Lawn Tennis and Badminton Magazine, both from 1924, one incl. a report of the professional match at Dulwich, between W. Giles (Craigeside professional) and C.W. Lockyer (Dulwich Covered Courts professional).

Early Fives trophy c. 1881: comprising a Lidded Pewter Tankard with hinged lid played for at Sherborne School (Dorset) in 1881 – engraved "Senior Single Handed Fives - 1st. Prize won by E. G. Broadrick" – overall 6.25". Note: Edward George Broadrick (1864-1929) later joined the Malayan Civil Service and comes c/w a copy of his obituary in (Singapore) Straits Times dated 3rd. August 1929.

1991 Rugby World Cup commemorative wine: comprising 2x bottles of red Bordeaux wine decorated with each of the competing nations rugby crests and William Webb Ellis World Cup trophy. (2).

Press and other football photographs: both colour and black and white World Cup 1966 Gordon Banks hugging Alf Ramsey after the Final, action Hungary v Bulgaria at Old Trafford, England v Wales 1962, 2x Chelsea v Bury 1963, George Best for Ireland v U.S.S.R. 1967, Peter Osgood, a young Roy Keane playing for Forest, Paul Gascoigne and Gary Lineker 1990 for Spurs, Zola and Lampard Chelsea, Bobby Moore, Duncan Edwards, David Beckham, Michael Owen England, 3 colour Liverpool team groups 1963-4 champions, and 2 x 70s at Wembley after Charity Shield and Milk Cup, 1966 England World Cup side with Jules Rimet trophy, 1964 v Uruguay, 1996 Euro championship. Manchester United 1958-59 team. Some with press annotations to rear, real quality lot. (VG) (25).

Stockport County football programmes: small but selective collection of mainly Autoglass Trophy, Freight Rover, LDV Vans Trophy, Sherpa Vans, Leyland Daf Trophy, FAC, League cups and a small amount of league matches against ex league sides, Barrow, Newport County, Southport, Workington etc. (VG) (83).

World Cup 1994 award: Concacaf Federation of North America, Central America & Caribbean engraved glass award presented to Sir Bert Millichip in 1991 – celebrating Three World Cups in 25years, plus Army Association Centenary 1988 Presentation Medal in fitted case and a UEFA / CAF Meridan Cup miniature trophy for the tournament held from 26th January – 9th February 1997 (3).

1954 Football Association Charity Shield trophy: silver embossed shield mounted on black Bakelite inscribed Wolverhampton Wanderers v West Bromwich Albion – Joint Holders awarded to Peter Broadbent and comes with typed and signed coa.

1957/58 original Wolverhampton Wanderers football trophy signed photograph and scrap books: to inc original large press photograph showing Billy Wright and Stan Cullis (signed by both) with J Howley admiring the 7 trophies won that season incl Div 1 Championship, Central League, FA Youth Cup, etc – mounted on card overall 11 x 11" plus 3 other incl one signed by Bert Williams and 2 x scrap books from the early post war years(6).

2005 Champions League final signed programme: Liverpool v AC Milan signed by winners Liverpool to the front cover. Note: the competition was won by Liverpool FC on penalties in the final, having come back from 3–0 down at half-time. Liverpool`s captain, Steven Gerrard, was named as UEFA`s Footballer of the Year for his key role in the final and throughout the Champions League season. As it was their fifth European Cup title, Liverpool kept the trophy and received the UEFA badge of honour. A new trophy was made for the 2005–06 season. Further signatures in the centre pages.

A George III silver trophy cup, probably by Cornelius Bland, London 1792, the plain pear shaped body with two leaf capped scroll handles above a circular gadrooned pedestal foot. Inscribed ‘The Oration Prize, The Legacy of Dr Hooper, adjudged to John Gleed by TRINITY COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE 1792’, 18.5cm high, 11oz

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

A Stag`s Head Trophy Taxidermy, Three Point Antlers Approx 110 cm High.

A small silver trophy cup together with a small bon bon dish.

A quantity of assorted pewter to include a Georgian desktop inkwell, a hip flask and trophy relating to The Hazzard`s Golfing Society including an Art Nouveau stylised hammered pewter mug, marked Glossoid Co. 75/10

1961 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Benfica v Barcelona, the Portuguese magazine "O Secolo Illustrado" dated June 1961, front page show Benfica players and manager outside the aircraft upon landing back in Lisbon with the European Trophy. Inside celebrates Benfica`s first victory in a European Cup Final with pictures and write-ups. Good

EUROPEAN CUP SEMI-FINAL / CELTIC Programme for Dukla Praha v Celtic, 25/4/67,European Cup Semi-Final, Celtic became the first British Winners of the trophy this season, slight rusting staples. Generally good

1973 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL Scarce , original issue programme for the 1973 European Cup Final, Ajax v Juventus in Belgrade. Vendor states that this copy is from the collection of Yugoslav journalist, Slobodan "Boby" Jankovic. Condition is good with no writing or tears although staple is slightly rusty. Measures 16.1cm x 23.3 cm, small lettering on cover on trophy. Very scarce issue. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Benfica Ilustrado magazine dated September 1966, match report and pictures from the Friendly match (Costa Del Sol Trophy) played in Spain, Benfica v Tottenham.

ARSENAL TROPHY Trophy approx ten inches tall on small black plinth presented to Arsenal and inscribed "Southend on Sea Easter 1963 1st", a Junior Tournament won by Arsenal and comes complete with certificate of authenticity from the Highbury Stadium auction Generally

CHELSEA Away programme v Aris Salonika, European Cup Winners Cup 1st Round played in Thessalonika 16/9/70. Chelsea won the trophy this season. Generally good

QUEENS PARK PROGRAMME Forty eight page programme for the Queens Park FC Sports 26/5/1934, includes a football tournament the clubs competing being Queens Park, Third Lanark, Partick, Celtic, Rangers and Clyde. Many athletic events including the Eric Liddell Trophy, slight fold and back pages stained . Fair

GOLF AUTOGRAPHS Poster for Seve Ballesteros Trophy 2000, signed by approx 12 inc Jimenez, Woosnam, van de Veldt, Howells, Langer etc. Good

ARSENAL Large colour print (in mount) of Frank McLintock holding the F.A Cup and League Championship Trophy. Clearly signed by the double winning skipper. Very good

MISELLANY Two representative games played at Kingstonian, 17/11/48, Surrey v Sussex (neat score, scorers, changes-slight ageing), 10/3/51, Isthmain League v Royal Navy (no staple),Two away issues Barnet at Leyton 19/3/49 and London Senior Cup Semi v Leytonstone at Ilford 10/4/48 (fold, team change) also 3 FA Trophy Semi-Finals, Spennymoor v Leatherhead 77/8 (both legs) and Burton v Matlock 74/5. Fair-generally good

NON-LEAGUE 60 Programmes, all Finals and semi-finals, F.A Vase/F.A Trophy. Good

TROPHY / VASE 17 Final programmes, 12 x Trophy between 70 and 87, two are replays and 5 x Vase between 76 and 87. Generally good