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An 18th Century Flintlock Holster Pistol, the 19.5cm brass barrel with London proof marks and with a crowned MI stamp, engraved LONDON on the rib, the walnut stock with brass furniture of two ramrod pipes, engraved trigger guard, the back plate as a martial trophy, the spurred butt plate chased with a flowerhead, the steel lock plate engraved with a sunburst, the wood ramrod with horn tip.

A Pair of Early 19th Century Flintlock Pistols by J Laugher, Birmingham, each with 17cm brass two stage swamped barrel, octagonal at the breech, the box lock signed on one side, and with a martial trophy to the opposing side, steel cock and frizzen cover, the steel sliding trigger guard securing the under-hinged sprung bayonet, with walnut slab butt and a bone tipped ramrod with screw to one side of the barrel.

A Good 18th Century Flintlock Silver Mounted Musketoon/Coaching Carbine by Griffin & Tow, London, the 60cm browned steel swamped barrel signed on the rib, with London proof marks, Board of Ordnance marks and gold lined touch hole, with foliate chased and engraved tang, the lock plate signed and engraved with leaves, slide safety, the the well figured walnut full stock with silver furniture of two ramrod pipes, foliate engraved trigger guard with acorn finial, butt plate with engraved tang, vacant escutcheon and side plate worked as a martial trophy, with hallmarks for London 1773, maker`s mark I.K (possibly for John King), and with a horn tipped wood ramrod, 100cm long overall.

"Mappin & Webb Victorian silver trophy form oil lamp, Sheffield 1900, weight excluding burner and stand 417grs, 26cm h"

"Novelty silver pepper pot with eagle crest, in the form of a trophy cup, Birmingham 1907"

"Silver two handled presentation trophy cup, by Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1925, 940grs"

"Edwardian silver three handled presentation trophy cup, Sheffield 1909, 810grs"

"Set of six silver shooting trophy teaspoons bearing King`s crown finial with crossed rifles over a target, bears initials NCRU, makers Elkington & Co, mixed years, Birmingham 1907-1939, 128gr"

"Silver Dorset Golf Club trophy cup, Birmingham 1934"

"Twin handle silver Tennis trophy Birmingham 1939, and another of urn form lidded c.1940, 212grs"

A large three handled silver trophy hallmarked Sheffield 1907, with 1909 inscription, measuring approx. 25 cm high and 19 cm diameter. Approx. total weight 49 ounces.

A superb Boer war period B&W photograph of six NCOs and Men of the Royal Artillery shooting team, posing with their trophy and Lee-Metford rifles.

A box wood French needle case, possibly with profile of Napoleon, reverse with trophy, also an ivory sewing clamp, scissors, a leather cased sewing set, an etuille steel case, and leather cover and other items

A modern silver candle stick, together with a Victorian silver cream jug, two silver trays, a silver capstan inkwell, a silver walking cane finial, a miniature silver trophy and other items (12)

A LATE VICTORIAN LADY’S PURSE of shaped rectangular form with chased decoration, Chester 1895, together with a sugar bowl, dressing table box, trophy cup on a plinth and other items (a lot)

A PAIR OF TROPHY CUPS, Birmingham 1934, together with two further examples and four cigarette cases (8)

A MIXED LOT OF SILVER ITEMS comprising: an Aide Memoire by Yapp & Woodward, a French egg cup, a Sterling mug, a pepper caster, a plated cloisonné box and a trophy cup and other items (a lot)

A silver twin-handled trophy cup, The 5`th Veterans Championship (Greyhounds), 1957, Wimbledon Stadium, Birmingham mark, 21 oz.

A Victorian silver oar rowing trophy, London 1867, 18cm long

[Horse racing interest] A Victorian silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup and cover by Walker & Hall (John Edward Bingham) , Sheffield 1888, incused stamped by Walker & Hall (‘W&H’ on a flag), the finial modelled as a horse with jockey up, a domed moulded cover, moulded high loop handles, embossed with foliage and scroll-work, the front reserve presentation engraved ‘The Paddy Butler Memorial Cup’, the reverse with a jumping scene, on a tapered stem and a circular foot, 45cm (17.5in) high, 1660g (53.35 oz); with an ebonised socle (the base of the stem almost split through at the foot)

Seven silver plated and pewter pint tankards with golf related presentation inscriptions from the late 20th century and three small silver plated trophy cups.

A pair of Edwardian silver small trophy cups, each with flying scroll handles and reeded decoration, on a circular foot, London 1902, together with a George V silver mounted perfume bottle and stopper, with pierced lattice and engraved foliate decoration, Birmingham 1913, a plated sugar caster, a plated sauceboat, and two plated bowls.

Three various silver plated trophy cups.

HAWKER HARRY: (1889-1921) Australian Pioneer Aviator, co-founder of Hawker Aircraft. Rare A.Q.S., H G Hawker, on one side of a printed correspondence card (bearing the address of the Lee collectors of Reading), Brooklands, 3rd November 1912. In dark fountain pen ink the aviator has written, in full, `The wealth of the ocean was fractions below the aeroplane that sparkles above`. Some light overall age toning and minor staining, G In the month before penning this statement, Hawker had won the Michelin Trophy for flight endurance (8 hours 23 minutes, October 1912).

PIXTON C. HOWARD: (1885-1972) British Aviator, winner of the Schneider Trophy air race, 1914. Pixton became the first test pilot for Avro and is reputed to have flown the first fare paying passengers. Dark fountain pen ink signature (`C. Howard Pixton`) on a printed correspondence card bearing the address of the Lee collectors of Reading. Dated in Pixton`s hand Amesbury, 17th February 1913. Some very light, minor discoloration to the card, only slightly affecting the signature. About VG

BERNARDI MARIO DE: (1893-1959) Italian Fighter Ace of World War I, later a Test Pilot and World Air Speed Record holder, 1928. Bernardi won the Schneider Trophy in 1926. Bold blue ink signature (`Comte. Mario de Bernardi`) on an unused air mail envelope, dated Cleveland, 8th September 1931 in his hand. Together with Fiorenza de Bernardi (Italy`s first female airline pilot, 1967) A.L.S., Fiorenza de Bernardi, one page, 8vo, n.p., 17th March 1967, to the autograph collector Roland Sensini, in Italian. VG, 2

WORLD WAR II: Selection of signed First Day Covers by various pilots, some Victoria Cross winners, most of whom served during World War II, including Hughie Edwards VC, Leonard Trent VC, Norman Jackson VC, F. M. F. West VC, Leonard Cheshire VC, William Reid VC, Peter Townsend, Neville Duke, Henry King, Alan Deere, Leonard Snaith (Schneider Trophy) etc. A few are multiple signed and all have colour designs relating to aviation. VG, 11

SCHNEIDER TROPHY: A good selection of individual signed pieces and cards by members of the British Schneider Trophy race team of 1929 comprising H. R. D. Waghorn (rare, killed in a flying accident), George Stainforth (rare, killed in action during World War II), David D`Arcy Greig (2) and Richard Atcherley. Generally VG, 5

A 20th Century rosewood bowles trophy and stand,inset with circular ivory panel initialed "NBC" and dated 1937,by Taylor Rolph & Co Ltd London,17cm high

Six boxes of miscellaneous items to include various collector`s plates, a tureen, assorted trophy cups, etc (6)

A 19th Century twin handled pewter trophy mug by Munsey Cambridge inscribed "Clare College Junior Trial Eights 1888" and featuring the names of the crew, together with a WWI bayonet in leather scabbard

A box containing assorted metalwares to include a pair Lawrence & Mayo of London field binoculars, a silver trophy cup and ink well in the form of an emu egg, the white metal lid depicting an emu, etc.

* Italy, Two Sicilies, Sacred Military Constantinian Order of St. George, Bailiff of Justice’s sash badge, in silver-gilt and enamels, with trophy of arms suspension and St. George and the Dragon pendant, 150mm (including suspension and pendant) x 50mm, good very fine

A Transitional revival mahogany marquetry cabinet, circa 1910, floral banded architectural and trophy subjects to the top and side panels with gilt metal border mounts, fitted with three internal drawers, 75 x 41 x 33cm (29 x 15 x 12in)

An Edward VII two handled Rose Bowl Golfing Trophy with inscription having shaped rim with masks and lion mask and ring handles, Birmingham 1905, 26 oz, on ebonised plinth

A silver two-piece christening set, in case, a silver christening spoon, in case, two silver mother-of-pearl bookmarks, a silver sided penknife, a two-handled silver trophy and a miniature sweetmeat fork, 5.75oz

A 9ct gold Angling Medal, and a Glasgow Trades House Curling Trophy medal, dated 1937.

A silver twin handled sugar basin, Sheffield 1955, the reeded edge above waisted body with two loop handles upon four ball supports, makers mark HA, height 10 cm, together with a silver trophy pedestal cup, Birmingham 1912, the globular body engraved with `Public School Brigade Boxing Championship Dec 22nd 1914`, Mappin & Webb, height 15 cm, a silver oval box and cover Chester 1912, raised upon four pad supports, height 4.5 cm, Crate & Son, a Tiffany silver bangle, stamped 925, a silver K knife, of retracting engine turned form, Birmingham 1948, stamped V.I and a Epns domed pepper, approximate gross weight of silver 20.84 oz, (6).

A silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, London 1925, with foliate embossed decoration raised upon slender stem with circular base, height 14 cm, together with three pierced napkin rings, Birmingham 1936, a silver salt & mustard with blue glass liner, London 1936, with gadrooned edge raised upon three pad supports, a silver four section toast rack, Sheffield 1932 and a silver pepper, London 1936, approximate gross weight 17.51 oz, (8).

A six piece silver plated presentation tea-service, c1930. Presented to Mrs Buttons for her racing greyhound `Buckna Boy` at Wimbledon Stadium, on Saturday 3rd May 1930. For winning the inter track race by 2 lengths in 29.31 seconds. Comprising a twin handled tray tea pot, coffee pot, hot water jug, cream and sugar bowl. Also three ebonised wooden trophy stands, for `Buckna Boy` competing in `The Speedy Trophy`; `The 440 trophy` and `The 550 Trophy` with engraved silver plaques. Also a silver plated claret bottle stand and two epns small trays. (a lot)

A Charles X style gilt metal surtout de table, the late 19th century glass top surmounted with a gilt metal pierced gallery with trophy centred vine leaf trail between seated musical maidens and six acanthus wrapped flowing urn finials, the berried leaf frieze, with palmette angles upon four later spiral fluted tapering legs, 52 x 110 x 65 cm. Note: Provenance, property of Rod Stewart.

A FRENCH GREY-PAINTED AND PARCEL-GILT PIER MIRROR OF LOUIS XVI STYLE, SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY With a later rectangular plate within a foliate-carved bead-and-reel frame surmounted by a panel carved with a ribbon-entwined musical trophy 84½ in. (214.5 cm.) high; 30¼ in. (77 cm.) wide View on Christie's.com

A silver goblet, by Wakeley & Wheeler, London 1969, the cup to a baluster column on a spreading foot, 12.2cm tall, 174g (5.6 oz) gross, with a two handled trophy cup and cover, and a two handled trophy cup, 355g (11.4 oz) gross

A silver and enamel powder compact, Birmingham 1952, of square outline, with floral decoration, 6.7cm, with a silver bowl, an unusual silver cigarette case, a silver cigarette box, 268g (8.6 oz) gross weighable, a plated tray, toastrack, trophy cups and flatware

A silver sweetmeat dish by Atkin Bros, Sheffield 1900, of pierced navette form, 19.7cm long, 91g (2.9 oz) gross; a pair of George IV silver tablespoons, London 1824, fiddle pattern; two silver mounted bottles; four small silver trophy cups; and assorted plated items

Eleven George VI/Elizabeth II two-handled trophy cups, by Adie Bros., various dates, each of campana form, each engraved various presentation inscriptions, including "The John Angus Challenge Cup" for the Corbridge, Alnwick & Newcastle Shows; and others for the Alnwick Show, Brown Bros., Lolorum Valetta, various sizes, 49oz. weighable silver. (11)

A George V two-handled trophy cup, by Egan, Dublin 1911, of urn form with applied band, scroll handle, on spreading circular base, height of body 9 1/2in. (24cms), 41oz. See illustration

A George V two-handled presentation rose bowl, by Northern Goldsmiths, Birmingham 1933, circular with undulating rim and scrollwork handle, with presentation inscription `Ponteland Horticultural & Agricultural Society, Clydesdale Championships Trophy, Presented by Joseph Henderson, 1935`, engraved winners to reverse, 10in. (25cms) diameter, 41oz. See illustration

A pair of Victorian candlesticks, by Martin, Hall & Co., London 1892, the trophy pattern nozzle with detachable drip pan, square tapered plinth pattern stem, on spreading square bases, the whole decorated with fluted zigzag and beaded decoration, filled bases, 7 1/4in. (29cms). See illustration

Victorian Scottish Silver Trophy Cup for Glasgow & West of Scotland Ornothological Association `Best Young Clean or Foul Hen`, engraved with bird and garlands, Glasgow 1888, 15oz

Edwardian Silver Trophy Cup for Wigan West End Homing Society, having engraved decoration, Birmingham 1907, 13oz.

Plain two-handled trophy cup, approx. 19.7 cm high, approx. 10 ozs

Two, two-handled trophy cups, to/w small trophy cup and five cased coffee spoons and tongs, approx. 13 ozs

Mixed box of silver plate including; three cased sets of napkin rings, menu holders, sugar shaker, photo frame, golf club trophy, to/w hallmarked silver mounted stand

A stainless steel Bugatti Owners Club Trophy, modelled as a radiator grill, 21 cm

A leopard-skin rug hunting trophy with brown felt back

An Indian Chital deerskin rug hunting trophy mounted on felt-trimmed cloth back by Van Ingen & Van Ingen of Mysore, no.331

A leopard-skin rug hunting trophy, complete with taxidermied head, mounted on felt-trimmed cloth back by Van Ingen & Van Ingen of Mysore, no.0818

A late 19th century German hunting hanger, SE blade 17”, etched with marksman, dog and deer, trophy and deer beneath tree, with scrolled floral panels, traces of gilt to brass hilt with shell sideguard, knucklebow with hoof quillon, ribbed backstrap, bone grips with 3 oval brass studs, in its brass mounted leather scabbard with provision for companion knife (missing). GC (blade sharpened, one small rust patch)

A George V Silver Round 2-Handled Trophy, on stand, Birmingham 1934, 16cm high; also a pair of Chester silver dwarf candlesticks (1 stem a/f) (3)