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An Irish silver two handled trophy cup retailed by S. D. Neill, Dublin 1908, 12.5 cm high, weight 5 ounces.

COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS comprising Edward VII silver christening mug, Chester 1915; quaich with bowling club inscription 1942; small trophy with embossed floral and scroll decoration Glasgow 1926; and Edward VIII silver preserve pot and cover, Birmingham 1938 (4)

A large quantity of silver plate to include a pair of wall pockets fashioned from a meat dish cover, trays, large shield shape armorial trophy plaque, five branch table candlestick and other items.

A silver two handled bowl, Birmingham, 1918, 10.5cm diameter, and a silver lidded trophy, Birmingham, 1933, 19cm high

A brass and enamel Cricketing Trophy with bats, stumps etc., on circular base. 7" (18cms) diameter.

A Victorian rowing medal embossed with a trophy and ‘Metropolitan Junior Eight Oared Challenge Cup’ the reverse with an armorial crossed oars and ‘Metropolitan Amateur Regatta Estd 1866’ in a fitted case diameter 5.8cm.

The Guards regimental interest a Victorian silver mounted racing trophy paperweight by F Brastead London 1885 rectangular form the knop handle mounted with a George IV Sovereign applied with four inscribed panels ‘RED COAT RACE March 5th 1884 THE ODD SOVEREIGN RUN IN MEYNELL COUNTRY NR RADBOURNE HALL’ the sides with the names of starters of from the Scot’s Coldstream and Grenadier Guards the reverse with the names of the winners plus another unmarked silver mounted paperweight of similar form inscribed ‘POINT TO POINT RACE SWINDON MARCH 12TH 1890 GRENADIERS V COLDSTREAM PRESENTED BY THE COLDSTREAM TO MAJOR H ST.JOHN MILDMAY the reverse with the names of the team another plain paperweight length 8.4cm and 8cm. (3)

A Victorian silver two-handled shooting trophy cup by The Barnards London 1880 campana form leaf capped scroll handles one side embossed with a canon and gunners the other inscribed ‘ PRESENTED TO THE 2ND CPAV for competition by R.J. Gunnerson Esq 17th October 1861 and won by J. Rae Esq 2nd Lieut’ height 20cm approx. weight 12oz.

A small collection of silver and plated items, comprising: a silver and tortoiseshell rectangular matchbox holder, Birmingham 1908; a silver and velvet pin cushion, Birmingham 1904; a capstan inkwell, Birmingham 1911 (creased); a silver covered cut glass spherical cologne bottle by Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1905 (cover detached); two trophy cups, each presentation engraved, 17.6 oz gross; and a Britannia metal mounted spirit flask

An electro-plated twin handled presentation cup, engraved ‘Perrystone Court, Challenge Cup’, 25cm (10in) over handles (rubbed and dented), on an ebonised base applied with numerous engraved presentation plaques, some silver, dating from the 1920s and 30s;a pewter tankard, inscribed ‘Guards Boat Club Regatta, 1931 winner, MOP fighting, Captain A F I Clive’; another pewter tankard; and a twin handled trophy cup for clay pigeon shooting

A silver trophy cup.

TWO SILVER MINIATURE TROPHY CUPS AND A SILVER SPECIMEN VASE, VARIOUS MAKERS AND DATES 2OZS 10DWTS

A SILVER GOBLET SHAPED TROPHY CUP SHEFFIELD 1912 6OZS

A SMALL QUANTITY OF MINIATURE SILVER TROPHY CUPS ETC

A small two handled silver trophy bowl, maker S Blanckensee & Son Ltd., Chester with two scroll handles; together with a silver gravy boat, maker WN Ltd., Birmingham 1929 with waved border on three pad feet, 9oz

Six various plain two handled silver trophy cups on stemmed base, 7.5oz

Six various small plain silver trophy cups on stemmed bases, 6.5oz

A silver two handled trophy cup with cover, maker A & Co., Birmingham 1929; another (no cover), Birmingham 1926; two small silver trophy cups and one other (af), 12oz

A trophy cup of goblet form inscribed Presented by Members of the Cheltenham Polo Club 1908, 20cm (8") high, H A, Sheffield 1907 and another trophy cup, approximately 483gm total

Mostly plated wares, comprising; a faceted glass claret jug, a pair of octagonal topped vases, a twin handled sugar bowl, a circular dish with pierced decoration, raised on three feet, a small twin handled trophy cup and two further items.

Silver, comprising; a twin handled trophy bowl, on a circular foot, London 1930, with an ebonised stand and a circular capstan shaped inkstand, Birmingham 1931.

Plated wares, comprising; a cake or fruit basket, with pierced decoration, a twin handled oval dish, a twin handled oval dish frame, a cruet frame (the four bottles lacking), a sugar caster, a toastrack, a cigarette box, three various bottle coasters, a lidded trophy cup, a tea strainer with a stand and seven further items.

Silver, comprising; a Dunlop golf ball hole-in-one souvenir trophy stand, with crossed golf club motifs and with a black stand, a small twin handled trophy cup, London 1938 and a pair of Victorian bon bon dishes, each with pierced decoration and raised on three feet, Birmingham 1896.

Silver, comprising; a milk jug, with engraved decoration, probably London 1804 and a challenge trophy cup, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1919, with an ebonised associated stand.

A Sterling circular salt, five silver spoons, two Philippines spoons with house finials and a silver twin handled small trophy cup, London 1933.

A collection of Wolverhampton Wanderers programmes, including the 1949 F.A Cup final official programme plus souvenir issue and Buchans Cup final souvenir magazine, 1960 Cup final, 1973 F.A Cup semi final, League Cup final of 1974 and 1980 (2 copies) the remainder home and away matches dating from the 1950s onwards, the lot also including programmes for the 1959 F.A Cup final and three for the 1972 final, a ticket for the 1988 Sherpa Van Trophy and a folder of cards presented by `The Hotspur` (qty).

An Edwardian miniature three handled Trophy, Birmingham 1905, a modern silver hexagonal Locket, Mexican Pepperette, various plated Preserve Spoons, Sugar Nips, etc

A late Victorian silver trophy cup with engraved scrolling foliage and raised on a slender tapering stem with beaded knop and beaded rim to the base, bearing the inscription "Presented by Tradesmen of Holywood for the Grand Aggregate in The Kings (Liverpool Regiment) Rifle Meeting 1898. Won by Serg`t Drummer W Culver 148 points". Sheffield Mark 1898. With turned ebony plinth. (app. 7 ozs. 23 cms high)

A George V presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, of typical form with side applied handles, polished body engraved “The Ellis Trophy, A J Ellis Esq, Smart & Brown Engineers vs Diamond H Controls”, and raised on a spreading circular foot, Birmingham 1922, Maker’s Mark rubbed; together with a non-matching hallmarked Silver Lid, of pull-off form with cast and applied acorn finial, height 9 ½”, weight 12 oz

A late Victorian presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, of plain form with single knopped column, and spreading circular foot, with presentation inscription “Wolterton Coursing Meeting, Won By, W P Baker’s Portlight 11, February 1st 1899”, height 7”, London 1898; together with a further smaller similar example, on a composite socle, various dates and makers (2)

A late Victorian two-handled presentation inscribed Trophy Cup, the plain bowl with cast and applied scrolling handles, and bearing presentation inscription “Black Horse Bowling Club, Monthly Challenge Cup, Presented by Mr H J Mills”, and with further recipients’ names and dates, to a knopped column, and raised on a spreading circular foot, together with an ebonised socle, height 7 ¾”, weight 13 oz, Sheffield 1896, Maker’s Mark JG

A George V two-handled Trophy Cup, the plain polished body with central girdle and flanked by applied flying “C” scroll handles, to a spreading circular base, height 4 ¾”, weight 6 oz, London 1926, Maker’s Mark RP

A George V two-handled Presentation Inscribed Trophy Cup, of plain polished circular form, with cast and applied side handles, and engraved “20th Durham Light Infantry”, to a knopped column, and raised on a spreading circular foot, height 4”, London 1917, Maker’s Mark for Barnards

An Edward VII small two handled Trophy Cup, of waisted form with flared rim and cast and applied side handles, raised on a spreading circular foot, height 3 ¼”, Sheffield 1907, makers mark HW

An Edward VII uninscribed two-handled Presentation Trophy Cup, the plain polished body with central girdle and flanked by two hollow cast and applied flying “C” scroll handles, to a compressed column, and raised on a spreading circular foot, height 7 ¼”, weight 14 oz, Birmingham 1906, Maker’s Mark William Hutton & Sons Ltd

A box of silver plated items to include tea service, trophy cups, tureens, sugar caster and other similar items.

A PAIR OF GEORGIAN SERVING SPOONS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION TOGETHER WITH A TROPHY CUP - ALL WITH SILVER HALLMARKS ( 3 )

A HEAVY VICTORIAN HALLMARKED SILVER TROPHY CUP

SIX ANTIQUE PEWTER ITEMS INCL. PAIR OF GOBLETS, TROPHY CUP, LARGE TWO HANDLED MUG ETC.

A small silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1928.

A small quantity of mostly scrap silver items including a slender tapering candle stick, a small trophy cup etc (approx 6ozs)

Three motor racing Posters, 1969 & 1972 Brands Hatch, 1970 Monaco and four metal plated sheets for 1938, Empire Trophy Race at Donnington

Silver trophy with figural top, Birmingham 1923, and an Edwardian silver top hip flask, London 1912

Irish interest, Art Deco silver trophy, retailed by Gilmoure of Coleraine, awarded for `Greyhound Racing - Dunmore Stadium (Belfast) The September handicap 550 yards 1965`, made by E.Viner, Sheffield 1934, 449gr

A MINTONS TWO HANDLED TROPHY SHAPED VASE and cover, decorated with roses and highlighted in gilt, 6" high

A KNICKERBOCKER CLUB THREE HANDLED SILVER PLATED TROPHY/TYG made by Reed & Barton for `Comrades between 1888 and 1913`, inscribed `William Williams from Hubert E Charles as a token of esteem and friendship during the twenty five years of association at The Knickerbocker Club`, 101/2" high, together with a Knickerbocker Club 1921 constitution and rule book

A SILVER SHERBORNE PREPARATORY SCHOOL TROPHY CUP

SOCCER. A PRIVATELY COMMISSIONED SILVER PLATED UEFA CUP CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER`S TROPHY. formed from the letters UEFA surmounted by a Derby Ram and engraved R J Moore, the foot further engraved with names of teams and European Cup Competition 1972-73, 16cm h, by H KORODE DERBY; a silver 17th century replica wine cup, the bowl engraved with Derby Ram and DERBY COUNTY FOOTBALL CLUB FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1974-75, `specimen` marked, by the Barker Ellis Silver Co, Birmingham 1975, 6ozs (2) Provenance: R J Moore Esq, Director and Chairman of Derby County FC; thence by descent to the present vendor. The unusual commemorative trophy is not modelled on the UEFA Cup, but is thought to have been commissioned privately by Derby County FC in a small edition for the Directors and Players that season (source: Derby County FC).. ++ Both in fine condition although the goblet with minor dent in the foot. The second item also engraved with the name of a director of the club at the time, in good condition

AN ELIZABETH II RACING TROPHY. in the form of a horse, realistically cast and engraved, On affixed silver-mounted ebonised wood plinth, 19cm h, by Garrard & Co Ltd, London 1963. ++ In good condition

A SILVER TWO-HANDLED TROPHY AND ASHTRAY AND AN EPNS-MOUNTED SHIELD. the trophy and ashtray applied with the silver and enamel badge of the SUTTON COLDFIELD & NORTH BIRMINGHAM AUTOMOBILE CLUB or the BIRMINGHAM MOTOR CYCLE CLUB, cup 7cm h, maker`s mark partly obscured, Birmingham 1924, 5ozs weighablE. The engraved inscriptions read: G BROUGH WINNER OF THE SUTTON SHIELD 1923 (trophy) VICTORY 7.3.25 G BROUGH (ashtray) and COBDEN ATHLETIC CLUB NOTTINGHAM BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS 1918 LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT WINNER GEORGE BROUGH (shield). ++ Trophy - enamel slightly chipped; Ashtray - slight polish wear, small drop of solder in the well which could easily be removed; Shield - in `as new` condition

A SILVER TWO -HANDLED TROPHY. 26cm h, by James Fenton, Birmingham 1922, 13ozS. The engraved inscription reads: BLACKPOOL CARNIVAL 1923 OPEN SPEED TRIALS FASTEST TIME (MOTOR CYCLES) WON BY GEORGE BROUGH PRESENTED BY JACKSON BROS (BLACKPOOL) LTD AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERS & COACHBUILDERS. ++ In good condition, the marks slightly rubbed

THE DUNLOP TROPHY. A SILVER FIGURAL TROPHY IN THE FORM OF GIAMBOLOGNA`S STATUE OF MERCURY. the ebonised square plinth with plaques and medallions, on paw feet, 36cm h, by The Birmingham Medal Co, Birmingham 1923 The engraved inscriptions read: BLACKPOOL CARNIVAL THE DUNLOP TROPHY FOR "FASTEST TIME" and WINNERS H LE VACK 1924 G W PRATCHETT 1925 GEORGE BROUGH 1926.. ++ Some polish wear including two small holes in the central relief of the motorcyclist

TWO VICTORIAN COPPER AND BRASS POWDER FLASKS AND TWO LEATHER SHOT FLASKS, A BRASS PISTOL FLASK AND TWO STEEL BULLET MOULDS. one of the copper flasks embossed with the heads of a hound and boar, a trophy to the reverse, various sizes, all 19th c. ++ One of the leather flasks rather dry and worn

A Victorian engraved pewter rowing trophy tankard "St John`s College Challenge 1861", with hinged circular lid and ruby glass base (af), height 20.5cm.

A FINE AND RARE PAIR OF 22 BORE FRENCH FLINTLOCK LONG HOLSTER PISTOLS BY PIRAUBE AUX GALLERIES A PARIS, DATED 1697. with lightly swamped barrels fitted with silver fore-sights, signed in full and dated on a long central panel engraved with sprays of strapwork foliage at the muzzle end and chiselled with a grotesque at the breech end, moulded breeches chiselled with opposing classical warrior profile busts beneath a canopy and a trophy-of-arms all within a strapwork frame (areas of light wear), rectangular tangs engraved with a stylized grotesque and border ornament, stepped bevelled locks engraved with trophies on the tails, engraved and chiselled faceted pans signed in full beneath, the lock-plates and cocks engraved with strapwork foliage and border ornament en suite with the muzzles, finely chiselled steels decorated with a moustacheod espagnolette mask on the outer face and the spurs formed as grotesque monsters, highly figured walnut full stocks carved in low relief with linear mouldings over the fore-ends (one fore-end expertly repaired), scrolling tendrils with monsterhead terminals behind the rear ramrod-pipes and on either side of the barrel tangs, the butts inlaid in silver wire with scrolls over the spines and with a pattern of wavy lines about the barrel tangs, the side-plates and the pommel spurs, chiselled steel mounts comprising solid side-plates decorated with a framework of foliage incorporating an oval central panel and with a pierced design of foliage on the tails, moulded trigger-guards engraved en suite with the locks and with acanthus finials, spurred pommels engraved with elaborate trophies-of-arms carrying differing portrait medallions on each side, the caps finely chiselled with acanthus and a laurel frame enriched with gold pellets enclosing a mounted classical warrior on a punched ground, vacant escutcheons carried by a pair of addorsed herms, and surmounted by a ducal coronet, a pair of faceted ramrod-pipes (the mounts with areas of light wear), and steel-tipped wooden ramrods, perhaps the original . 56cm; 22in. (2). Provenance. Clay P. Bedford . Charles H. Moses, Ashtablula, Ohio 1966. Literature. Wallace B. Gusler and James D. Lavin, Decorated Firearms 1540-1870, from the Collection of Clay P. Bedford, Williamsburg, 1977, pp.34-7. Bertrand Piraube has been described as the most important figure in the decorative development of French firearms circa 1670-1724, and thus the history of European firearms as a whole. There is evidence that his first workshop was in Saint Germain en Laye, north west of Paris but little is known of this period. On 25th January 1670 Louis XIV granted him a brevet de logement in the Galeries du Louvre. This appointment, which was confirmed in March the following year, established Piraube as primus inter pares amongst the gunmakers working for Louis XIV. In German Brice`s Description de la Ville de Paris, published in various editions between 1698 and 1718, he was described as a gunmaker who produced pieces of rare beauty. Working within the precincts of the Royal Palace freed Piraube from the restrictions of the Parisian Guilds and consequently he was able to employ as many apprentices and journeymen as his commissions required. It comes as no surprise that a significant number of the great European Ancestral Gunrooms have firearms by him, including a fowling-piece at Windsor Castle believed to have been presented to Charles II of England by Louis XIV; a pair of pistols and a fowling-piece that were presented to the young Charles XI of Sweden as part of an exceptional gift including twelve richly caparisoned horses each with a brace of pistols in the saddle holsters and a number of fowling pieces; and the gunroom of the former Electors of Saxony in Dresden which includes no less than eleven long arms and fourteen pairs of pistols by him. Unlike many of his contemporaries Piraube dated the greater part of his firearms and thus one is able to follow the development of his style in considerable detail. The extant firearms by him are dated 1673, 1679, 1681, 1682, 1683, 1685, 1688, 1689, 1690, 1693, 1694, 1696, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1700, and 1715. In addition to this list two further pairs of pistols with steel mounts, dated 1700 and 1701 respectively, are recorded in the gewehrkammer of Duke August Wilhelm of Brunswick Luneburg (1662-1731). The present pair of pistols represent an important turning point in Piraube`s style, along with another pair of pistols dated 1696, one year earlier. The shorter side-plates with their oval medallions, the engraved oval medallions on each side of the pommels, the masks on the front of the steels and the geometric panels on the trigger-guards are among the features characteristic of the new Bérain style. While many of the features of this new style were a reintroduction from the mid-17th century others were entirely new, such as the inset geometrical panels on the trigger-guards and the espagnolette masks on the front of the steels. These were first published eight years after these pistols were made in 1705 as a supplement by de la Collombe to the reissue of Simonin`s earlier pattern book. This also provides a useful insight into pattern books of this period and how the most fashionable firearms often preceded the publication of the designs.. See J. F. Hayward 1963, pp.32-47; the same author 1980, pp. 118-157; and D. J. Larocca 1992, pp. 184-207.

A FINE PAIR OF 25 BORE FRENCH SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOLS BY BARGE, PARIS CHARGE AND DISCHARGE MARKS FOR 1756-62, MAISON COMMUNE MARK FOR 1758. with blued three-stage barrels, fitted with silver fore-sights on a gilt bed of swirling clouds and a sunburst, decorated with bands of gilt beadwork and foliage about the muzzles, an elaborate classical trophy-of-arms at the median, gilt bands around the muzzles, signed in gold over the breeches, decorated with scrollwork and stylised clam shells within a framework of punched and gilt pellets (the bluing now oxidised to brown), border-engraved tangs decorated with differing trophies-of-arms, bevelled locks signed within rococo scrollwork frames, chiselled with trophies on the tails, foliage on the cocks and stylised espagnolette masks on the steels, all against a finely punched and gilt ground (one top-jaw expertly replaced), figured walnut full stocks carved in low relief with linear mouldings over the fore-ends, a wavy pattern beneath the locks, sprays of laurel, fronds and flowers behind the rear ramrod-pipes and about the barrel tangs, silver mounts cast and chased with rococo ornament in low relief against a gilt fishroe ground, comprising side-plates involving a pair of cornucopia carrying an oval engraved with differing trophies en suite with the respective tangs, trigger-guards with flaming urn finials, the bows engraved with trophies matching the tangs, spurred pommels decorated with rococo shell ornament and trophies against a finely punched and gilt ground, a pair of ramrod-pipes, original horn-tipped baleen ramrods, and remaining in fine condition throughout. 38cm; 15in . (2). Henri Barge is recorded arquebusier in Paris circa 1740-80.

A 25 BORE FRENCH D.B. SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY PUIFORCAT ARQUEBUSIER DU ROI A PARIS, PARIS CHARGE MARK FOR 1756-62, MAISON COMMUNE MARK FOR 1761. with tapering barrels decorated with gold lines at the muzzle, fitted with silver fore-sight on a large gold sunburst, signed in full in gold along the rib, decorated with differing trophies-of-arms over the breeches, and with gold-lined vents (the gold with losses), engraved grooved breech tang, stepped bevelled locks signed in full, engraved with thunder bolts, scrolls and trophies-of-arms, figured walnut full stock (repairs), carved with rococo scrollwork and foliage behind the rear ramrod-pipe and the tang, full silver mounts finely cast and chased in low relief against a matted ground with rococo ornament, comprising trigger-guard decorated with a trophy-of-arms on the bow and with scroll and foliate terminal, spurred pommel with a further trophy-of-arms occupying the greater part of its surface, escutcheon filled with flowers within a scrollwork frame, and a pair of ramrod-pipes, and associated steel ramrod. 36cm; 14 1/4in. Puiforcat is recorded arquebusier et fourbisseur in Paris circa 1746-1785. A double shotgun by him in the Bayersiches Nationalmuseum, Munich is signed Seul Arquebusier du Roy à Paris, the reason for which remains unknown. See J. F. Hayward 1963, p. 184.

Ten Wedgwood Jasperware American Independence bicentennial series plates, to include a Trophy plate, in pale blue and white jasper with cane, lilac and sage green ornamentation, Limited Edition, no: 139 of 300 and others, to include the Victory at Yorktown, Paul Revere`s Ride, Boston tea Party and others (all boxed except one)

Six assorted Wedgwood plates, comprising a black basalt Infant Academy plate, no: 643 of 2500, a Museum series diced trophy plate, no: 46 of 500, a diced plate commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Birth of the Father of English Potters, no: 127 of 250, a tri-colour Jasper trophy plate, no:107 of 250, a Silver Jubilee trophy plate, no:633 of 750, a 250th Anniversary Josiah Wedgwood plate, a Special Edition of 10,000, all boxed and with certificates

A silver two handled trophy, Walker & Hall, Chester, 1939, on turned wooded stand, 21cm high, a silver lidded two handled trophy, Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1939, on ebony plinth, 18cm high and a small silver two handled trophy, mark rubbed, 11cm high, all with inscriptions (all heights excluding bases)