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A Bronze Football Trophy Plaque

Seven Silver Teaspoons, Five Serviette Rings, Cigarette Case and A Trophy Cup

A Silver Photo Frame, Trophy Cup and Other Items

A Silver Ashtray, Trophy Cup and Three Teaspoons

A presentation trophy, in the form of a lidded urn with scroll loop handles, the semi-fluted body inscribed “For Rotherham Grammar School House Championship Trophy” on circular foot, 10 1/2” high, Sheffield 1923, on a wooden pedestal base with silver collar assayed for Sheffield 1950, 24.2oz

A trophy cup, having ovoid bowl inscribed “Holderness Hunt Point to Point 15th May 1947 Farmers Race, Won by Mr H North’s “Fosham”“ with leaf capped scroll loop handles raised on spreading circular foot, 8 3/4” high, on ebonised pedestal base, Chester 1913, 13.23oz

A trophy goblet, having plain ovoid bowl inscribed “Burton Constable Beagles Puppy Show 1926 Best Dog” raised on knopped stem and circular spreading foot, 8” high, on ebonised pedestal, Birmingham 1924, 6.45oz

A trophy cup, of straight sided form with flared rim and twin leaf capped scroll loop handles the girdled body inscribed “Holderness Hunt Point to Point Farmers Race 1938 Won by H North, Fosham” on knopped stem and circular spreading foot, 11” high, Sheffield 1929, 19.42oz

A trophy cup, of flared form with leaf capped scroll loop handles the girdled body inscribed “Holderness Hunt Farmers Race 1939” raised on circular spreading foot, 9” high, on ebonised pedestal base, Sheffield 1937, 14.99oz

A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND BOULLE CREDENZA with mirror above, having a gilt metal ribbon-tie and trophy mount, the base having glazed sides and central cupboards, 64" wide, 96" high

A COLLECTION OF THREE SILVER TROPHY CUPS including The Gold Coast Rifle Association 1937, 8" high, approximately 25 ozs

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD TROPHY PANEL, 23" x 18"

A SILVER CHRISTENING SET to include an egg cup in the form of a two handled trophy with fluted sides, a dog rose spoon and a trefoil spoon, cased, different makers.

Royal Doulton Bunnykins Winners Trophy 1966 DB410, Hornpiper DB 261 and William Reading Without Tears DB401 (3) boxed with certificates

Four silver napkin rings, Birmingham 1964, small silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1930, pepperette,Birmingham 1902, small silver trumpet form vase, Birmingham 1966, silver small double photograph frame, together with a silver cased pocket watch.

Six silver trophy cups mainly circa 1920`s relating to the Royal Air force, total weight approximately 19oz and two similar plated cups.

A VICTORIAN TROPHY CUP, maker Frederick Elkington, London 1878, the ovoid bowl chased with lambrequin banding and festoons, beaded and knopped stem, on similar spreading foot, with inscriptions, 10 1/2" high, 13ozs 6dwts

A silver two handled Trophy with presentation inscription, 8" (20cms) high and a plain silver two handled trophy, Birmingham 1932. 7" (17cms) high.

A silver two handled Trophy on a pedestal foot and with presentation inscription, Chester 1925, 7 1/2" (19cms) high, a plain silver two handle trophy, Birmingham 1931, 5 1/2" (14cms) high and a small silver trophy.

A Stag`s Head Trophy on a wall shield inscribed "Wyvis The Corravachie 1933" and one other.

UNUSUAL ANTLER TRIPLE HANDLED TROPHY CUP; ALSO GERMAN ENAMELLED GLASS TANKARD AND ONE OTHER

A Mixed Lot comprising: Flatware and Cutlery together with Royal Wedding Commemorative small Trophy Cup, Table Lighter and a Brass Ink Stand fitted with cut glass Bottles, various dates and makers, (qty)

A Mixed Lot comprising: A Set of four cylindrical Napkin Rings together with a further waisted example and a small two handled Trophy Cup, various dates and makers, (6)

A Mixed Lot comprising: A George V Pepper Caster of baluster form, with pierced pull-off cover, together with a white metal two handled Presentation small Trophy Cup, various dates and makers, (2)

A Mixed Lot comprising: An Edward VII Table Cigar Lighter, modelled in the form of a lidded two handled Trophy Cup, together with a single Teaspoon and Mother of Pearl handled Dessert Knife and Spoon handle, various dates and makers (4)

A George V Trophy Cup of plain polished goblet form with knopped column, spreading circular foot, height 8 ¾”, weight 10 ½ ozs, Sheffield 1912, makers mark Walker & Hall

A late Victorian Trophy Mount, of circular form, and embossed with a cricket match in progress, and a Yorker being bowled, to a club house with veranda in the middle distance, and an avenue of trees with picket fence beyond, diameter 7 ¾”, London 1899, Maker’s Mark MN Bros

Silver-plated trophy cup, facet-cut glass and silver-plated hip flask, copper kettles, engraved tray, etc.

Two handled silver trophy cup, engraved, approx. 20 cm high, to/w goblet style cup, having decorative band and border, engrave, approx 20 cm high, approx 24 oz, to/w two plinths and plated trophy cup on plinths

Mixed box of silver plate including; four-piece coffee service, Dutch silver windmill and model of canal lock, three trophy cups, two candle holders, set of Jubilee buttons etc.

A 19th century Black Forest oak hunting trophy shield carved with quarry and equipment, fitted with an associated drum cased aneroid barometer (some losses, 65 cm

A collection of silver, including: a Victorian silver mounted glass hunting flask by Thornhill & Co., 1885, presentation engraved, 26.5cm (10.5in) high; a shaped circular salver, on three scroll feet, 20.5cm (8in) diameter; a capstan inkwell by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1912, engraved with a monogram and ‘15.5.39’, 12.5cm (5in) diameter; a twin handled small trophy cup, presentation engraved; a cylindrical jar and cover, London 1896, engraved with a monogram; and other items, 1118g (35.95 oz) gross weighable. Provenance: Cornwallis. The first presentation reads ‘Presented to Capn. F. S. W. Cornwallis, M. P. by the members of the D. Troop W. K. (Q. O.) Y. C. May 27th 1892 in celebration of his 28th birthday’

[Horse racing interest] An Edwardian silver gilt twin handled trophy cup and cover by Charles Henry Townley & John William Thomas, London 1906, retailer’s mark for F. B. Thomas & Co., the ball knop, ogee domed cover and the cup base with cut-card decoration, leaf-capped double scroll handles, on a moulded circular foot, engraved ‘Stewards Cup Goodwood 1907. Won by Mr. T. Corns’ “Romney”‘, 28.5cm (11.25in) high, 2562g (82.35 oz). Romney, a 3-year old, was ridden by H. Watts in a 15 horse field, starting price 10-1. Provenance: Berry

[Farming interest] An Edwardian silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1907, with flying double scroll handles, a moulded central girdle with a presentation inscription above, on a circular foot, 31cm (12in) high, 1210g (42 oz), with an ebonised socle. The inscription reads ‘WADHURST FAT STOCK SHOW Presented by Sir G.L. Courthope to the winner of most points in the cattle and sheep classes’. Provenance: Courthope

A silver twin handled trophy cup by Mappin & Webb, London 1912, with leaf-capped double scroll handles, on a baluster knop stem with spreading circular foot, 19cm (7.5in) high, 543g (17.4 oz). Provenance: Courthope

[Horse racing interest] A 9 carat small twin handled trophy cup and cover by Tessiers Ltd (Arthur Martin Parsons & Frank Herbert Parsons), London 1922, with cut-card decoration to the cover and lower base, a coiled snake finial to the cable bordered cover, fancy double scroll handles and a cable band to the circular foot, later engraved ‘Cesarewitch 1978 won by Colonel Julian Berry’s Centurion’, 11.5cm (4.5in) high, 408g. Provenance: Berry. Lt. Col. Hon. Julian Berry, OBE, JP, DL (1920-1988) was the son of William Ewart Berry, 1st Viscount Camrose and Mary Agnes Corns and was educated at Eton. He married Janet Frances Denise Rowan-Thomson, daughter of Major John Leslie Rowan-Thomson, on 31 July 1946. He fought in the Second World War, later becoming Lieutenant-Colonel of the Royal Horse Guards between 1958 and 1960 and Colonel of the Household Cavalry and Silver Stick in Waiting in 1960. Centurion, a 3-year old, was ridden by John Matthias and trained by Ian Balding, starting price 9/2 Favourite.

A Birmingham Silver Small Bulbous 2-Handled Lidded Trophy, 8cm high, another silver 2-handled bulbous trophy, a Birmingham silver plain cigarette case, a Birmingham mounted hand mirror and 2 plated serving spoons (6)

A George V Scottish Silver Large Round 2-Handled Trophy engraved with presentation inscription, on round sweeping base having hardwood stand, Edinburgh 1914, maker Hamilton & Inches, 32oz, 38cm wide, 22cm high without stand

Ladies 9ct. Gold Jewellery inc. triple mask brooch, matching earrings, World Cup 1966 trophy charm, pair pearl earrings, small bar brooch, padlock & pair of hoop earrings

An Edward VII silver two handled trophy, Chester 1909, with inscription, weight 215gms, height 13cms

A hallmarked silver trophy, Birmingham 1936 of typical form with compressed C scroll handles on an ebonised foot, a small quantity of brass ware etc to include Lincoln imp figure, pastry cutter and paper weight, small quantity of implements, Tony Weller ash pot number 673 (a quantity, the trophy 14cms high).

A hallmarked silver (1928) Eastbourne mixed doubles tennis trophy of small proportion a cut glass jar with hallmarked silver lid and a hallmarked silver open salt of open gadrooned form (3), the trophy 10.5cms high.

A hallmarked silver trophy "The Kelsey & District Cup". Sheffield 1939 of circular form with scroll pierced handles on a double baluster column and circular foot maker, P.Bros. 22cms high approx. 29.8 troy ozs.

Barr & Stroud, Glasgow and London. A pair of war issue field binoculars in leather case, number 73558 and a silver plated Navy trophy of small proportion, the latter 7cms high (two).

Three George V silver Christening cups, together with a small George V silver trophy with black painted base, 8.6 oz and 2.7 oz (4)

A George V silver twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1924, engraved The Pondtail Chip Challenge Cup, last won by A E Cook in 1944, 11.1 oz

An Edwardian silver twin handled trophy cup inscribed "North Herts Coursing Club, The Royston Cup", raised on an ebonised base (Birmingham 1902), together with another inscribed "Soames Challenge Cup" (by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1937)

A silver plated trophy "Baxters Garden Centre Trophy" on ebonised stand.

A SÈVRES BLEU LAPIS CUP AND SAUCER (GOBELET `LITRON` ET SOUCOUPE) painted by Antoine Caton, the cup with a soldier, a drum on his back, pointing to a castle, the saucer with a martial trophy, including a trumpet, lying on the ground before a fortress in plain gilt frame and cisélé border of festoons and garlands, the rim dentilated on the interior or exterior, saucer 13.5cm diam, incised 41 or [indistinct] painted interlaced Ls enclosing date letters hh for 1785 and painter`s five-pointed star mark at 12 o`clock in blue Provenance: An English private collection since the late 19th century. Minute firing blemish on the blue ground of the cup (on side near foot) caused during manufacture. No restoration or regilding etc

Autographs - Gabriele d`Annunzio - A signed letter to Michael.J. Willcocks relating to World Water Speed records and record attempts by Henry Segrave and Kaye Don. `My dear Comrade, fraternally I salute you and your men, today - June 13th 1931 & June 13th 1930. Heroism is Resurrection. I have written to Marine Motoring Association. Drink to Segrave`s memory and to the next victory of Don. President Ernest Farrer telegraph me. Marine Motoring Association have today gratefully received your handsome and glorious trophy. I go to throw over board a branch of wild olive. Goodbye, Gabriele d`Annunzio 13th June 1931`. With original signed envelope, both framed and glazed. Gabriele d`Annunzio (1863-1938) was an Italian poet, journalist and novelist. He is seen by many as the originator of the ideals of Italian fascism and was indeed for many years a rival to Benito Mussolini. He resided on the banks of Lake Garda where Kaye Don broke the World Water Speed record in 1931. Michael `Jack` Willcocks was the riding mechanic on Henry Segrave`s Miss England II. On Friday June 13th 1930 on Lake Windermere whilst making a third attempt at the already broken World Water Speed record, the boat hit a floating branch and capsized, killing Segrave and chief engineer Victor Halliwell. Jack Willcocks was injured but survived.

A wild boar trophy head with tusks, mounted on a shield. Length from wall to tip of snout 20.5 ins, tusks 6 cms.

Plated wares, comprising; an oval small gallery tray, an oval biscuit box, a twin handled trophy cup, with floral decoration, a chafing dish, with an anchor motif and with a black handle, a chamber candlestick, with a snuffing cone and a small P & O trophy cup, detailed IBERIA, with a black stand.

Plated wares, comprising; a tea kettle with a stand, a soda syphon stand, an egg coddler, a pair of candlesticks, a shaped rectangular dressing table tray, an oval dish, a pierced oval dish, a spherical butter dish, a bowl raised on three feet, three twin handled small trophy cups and two further items.

Plated wares, comprising; a shaped circular salver, a twin handled wirework cake or bread basket, a large goblet trophy, with engraved decoration and an oval small gallery tray.

A silver twin handled trophy bowl, with floral and foliate embossed decoration, the handles formed as Welsh dragons, the oval foot supporting a rugby ball, presentation inscribed WELSH FOOTBALL UNION SOUVENIR WINNERS OF 5 INTERNATIONAL MATCHES, SEASON 1908-1909, London 1909, on an oval black stand applied with two shields.

Mostly plated wares, comprising; a dinner bell with a beater, a rectangular small twin handled tray, a cocktail shaker, a shaped circular dish, a cigarette box, a quantity of table flatware, including; a fish slice, a cake knife and a pair of nutcrackers, a button hook, a faceted glass salad bowl, a faceted glass biscuit barrel, a twin handled trophy cup and a pewter spirit flask, with a funnel, in a box.

A silver twin handled lidded trophy cup, the cover and the body with cut card decoration, the handles with beaded edges, London 1912, with an ebonised stand. Illustrated.

Silver, comprising; a trophy cup, Birmingham 1930, with a black stand, a pair of christening mugs, each with a scrolling handle, monogram engraved, London 1962 and two bud vases.

Large silver two-handled trophy cup , Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1923 , inscribed with a dedication and winners. Height 25cm, 42oz 16dwt.

Silver bowls trophy cup and cover , Birmingham 1922 , in the form of a bowl with figural finial, on waisted stem. Height 26cm, 22oz 6dwt (small lead solder), on socle.