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A George V silver tankard of baluster form with scroll handle, Birmingham 1931, a silver two handled trophy cup and a small collection of plate.

A Georgian naval officer`s sword by Salter, Sword Cutter to H.R.H. The Duke of Sussex, with straight single edged blade, length approx 81cm, retaining some blue and gilt decoration, including royal arms, trophy of arms and crowned fowled anchor (some pitting), the brass stirrup hilt with anchors to langets, lion`s head pommel and wire bound ivory grip (quillion missing) with leather knot, in its brass mounted leather scabbard (defective, one loop missing, chape broken off but present).

A Small Silver Two Handled Lidded Trophy with Thistle Finial and Engraved and Moulded Decoration, Sheffield 1909.

A Large Victorian Silver Goblet Trophy hallmarked London 1891. The bowl engraved with foliate sprays & fruiting vines on a knopped stem flaring out to form the round base with beaded edge,10½ ins (27 cms) in height.

A Large Collection of Silver Plated Ware including; An elegant Sheffield plated teapot on pedestal stand, a Victorian serpentine sided teapot with foliate engraved decoration, An egg cup set on stand, An engraved oval dish with squirrel surmount, A pair of Falstaff candlesticks of oval form on flared & fluted bases, A scallop shell butter dish with hinged lid, A dish with `Chippendale` border, A muffin dish with revolving hemispherical lid, A butter dish with floral scroll crested border and domed rectangular cover, A small engraved oval basket with swing handle, A small Viner`s creamer, A small presentation quaiche with engraved Celtic knot bands and inscription `Vovlo Bus Challenge 2000`, A Miniature trophy and three goblets on vine entwined stems.

A SILVER TROPHY CUP having twin handles, inscribed "Special contest won by ...... etc.", and a DEAKIN SILVER FIDDLE PATTERN DESSERT SPOON, Sheffield 1912, 110g total

A CHAD VALLEY MECHANICAL HORSE RACING GAME the circular track with three jockey mounted horses, central trophy bowl, finish post flag, ratchet mechanism, contained in a square black box, 24cm x 24cm

A late Victorian Art Nouveau trophy cup, the ovoid bowl inscribed "Beverley Horse Show 1908, first prize presented by Col. Duncombe, won by Lord Routh, owned by J Y Catton", over embossed stylized flowers and foliage, on knopped stem and spread circular foot, 11 1/2" high, Sheffield 1899, 17.53ozs

A Victorian trophy, "The Burton Constable Cup", of semi fluted urn form with flared rim and leaf capped scroll loop handles, with presentation inscription and stag crest, the lower body moulded with flowerheads in high relief and foliage, raised on knopped stem and leaf moulded spreading circular base, 9" high, London 1836, 21.5ozs

A GEORGE V SILVER TWO-HANDLED TROPHY CUP, by Adie Brothers, of ovoid form, the raised scroll handles with foliate terminals, on a knopped stem from a circular domed foot, inscribed Bedford Regatta 1933, Birmingham 1932, 23.5 cms high, 11 ozs

An Edward VII Trinket Box embossed trophy, etc on four shaped feet, Birmingham 1906, 4in

A Gammages Motor oil can, the pyramid top with three lithographic panels, with the Supermarine Shnieder Trophy Plane, a speedboat and racing car, c. 1930

Five Cavalry Brigade and RHA Horse Show silver two handled trophy cups and four GSC and other trophies, including: `Champion Polo Pony 1927`, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1927, 20cm; `English Polo Pony (Open), Cairo 1925`, Charles Stuart Harris & Sons, London 1925, 18.75cm; `Lightweight Polo Ponies, 1927`, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1927, 16cm; `Horse Show, Cairo 1926`, Williams Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 18cm; `Horse Show Cup Cairo 1924`, Martin Hall & Co, Birmingham 1924, 16cm; `GSC Inter-Regimental Cup1927-28`, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1927, 16cm; `GSC Open Cup 1927-28`, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1926`, 13.25cm; `GSC Lady Maxwell Cup`, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1927, 14.25cm, and `Blackmore Vale Polo Club Junior Tournament Cup, August 1923`, maker TW, Birmingham 1922, 11.75cm, 75oz (9).

A silver beaker, by Lee and Wigful, Sheffield 1913, of plain tapered form with moulded edge, girdle and foot, inscribed as a trophy for the `Blackmore Vale Polo Club Senior Tournament, August 1922`, 10.5cm; together with a silver half pint beer mug by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1926, of plain tapering cylindrical form with simple loop handle, inscribed `GSC Junior Championship Cup 1926-27`, 9cm, 13.5oz (2).

A silver golfing trophy salver - C.L.G.C, by the Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1938, of square shape with moulded canted corners, raised on four scrolled feet, inscribed `1939 Captain`s Prize` and with the CLGC crest and motto `Keep Yourself on the Ball`, 29.75cm, 32.25oz together with an electroplate pint beer mug inscribed with the crest of the Kandy Golf Club, Ceylon, 12cm high (2).

A GOLFING SILVER TROPHY, the `Dunlop Golf Ball Hole-In-One` souvenir with two attached clubs and a silver golfing button.

Twin handled pedestal trophy vase, 4.5" high, Birmingham 1919; together with a six division toast rack, 4.5" wide, Sheffield 1936, and a Victorian scallop shell butter dish, Sheffield 1901 (3)

Trophy cup shaped silver salts by `W.W`, some slight corrosion to inners, h/m London 1907, 1908 & 1911 (3.94oz) (4)

Pair of hallmarked silver Table Candlesticks, a small Trophy Cup and a pedestal Sweetmeat Bowl, (4)

Hallmarked silver Trophy Cup, a George III hallmarked silver Mustard and other items, (1 box)

Art Nouveau silver case dressing table clock with blue and white enamel dial on wooden plinth, to/w modern pint baluster style mug engraved 1999, small trophy cup and jam spoon, approx. 11 ozs weighable

Box of silver plated flatware and cutlery to/w four piece tea service, gallery tray, trophy cup to/w two Britannia metal teapots etc.

Pair mid nineteenth century French porcelain Etruscan revival vases with classical head bust and Romanesque trophy of arms with Greek key bands and gilt ring handles, 37.5cm

A VICTORIAN SHOOTING TROPHY IN THE FORM OF A GOBLET ENGRAVED ROBIN HOOD RIFLES, WON BY PRIVATE JOHN BENNETT NO2 COMPANY 1869, ON THREE RIFLE SUPPORTS 21 HIGH

A GEORGE V SILVER TROPHY CUP WITH FLYING SCROLL HANDLES, 28 HIGH CHESTER 1921 AND A DAMAGED SILVER GOBLET 27OZS 10DWTS

Motor Racing programmes - selection, 1960s/70s inc. Formula 1 Grand Prix at Monza (Italy) 1974, Daily Express International Trophy at Silverstone 1974, British Grand Prix at Silverstone 1969 (signed by Graham Hill) etc (fair/gd) (14)

Silver Art Deco trophy of hammered chalice form, jewel collar of citrine, inverted base, inscribed, by David-Blackham and Co Birmingham, 18 h x 18cm dia

Three silver plated three branch table candlesticks together with a silver plated trophy cup on black socle.

A box of silver and silver plate to include twin handled trophy cup, mirrors and brushes trumpet shaped vases, inkwell, small pie crust edged waiter, cased flatware and other similar items.

A Continental white metal goblet, with lobed circular rim, engraved as a golf trophy, on triangular pedestal with rams horn masks, trefoil base, stamped 800, height 20cm (8in.).

Glacier Bear (Ursus americanus emmonsii), rug with head mount, jaw agape, 160cm long, 194cm wide (max) across fore-limbs, backed onto felt See illustration. CITES Appendix II Annex B. Provenance: The Henrijean Big Game Trophy Collection, Belgium

Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis), Tanganyika, 3 August 1938, taxidermy horn, lower horn 58cm, upper horn 28.5cm, on the original stained pine octagonal shield See illustration. CITES Appendix I Annex A (Exempt), also USESA. Photocopy of relevant pages from vendor`s family hunting book Wild 1938 will be sold with this lot, and records this animal as being taken on 3 VIII (Ort) Momella-Trappe, Tanganyika. There is also a photocopy letter sent from Nairobi August 1938 detailing the hunting trip, and two photocopies of photographs showing the hunters with this trophy animal.

A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER CREAM JUG, with beaded rim and shell mounted feet with scroll handle. London 1925. A small silver presentation baluster shaped cream jug, London 1926 a silver conical shaped flute vase, Birmingham 1907. 6.75" High and a silver presentation two handled trophy cup, Sheffield 1920. 6.5" High. (4).

A Swiss inlaid rosewood musical box, late 19th century, playing a choice of 6 airs via an 11 inch pinned cylinder and steel comb mounted on a brass bed, beneath a glazed cover flanked by crank winding handle numbered 37412 and play/stop and change/repeat levers, the lid with a tune sheet annoted `Mandoline` and numbered 37412 to interior with the trade label of `Imhof & Mukle, Manufacturers, No. 547 Oxford Street, London, WC`, the case with marquetry musical trophy centred line border to exterior cover, the front with conforming borders, 49cm wide. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

An Edwardian Silver two-handled Rose Bowl, of usual circular style, with raised body band, circular foot, trophy style handles, complete with grille, 8" diameter, London 1906, Maker’s Mark CB&S, 21 oz

A late 19th Century French gilt bronze Mantel Timepiece, the plinth-shaped cased with scalloped corners and musical trophy applications, flanked by a costumed male figure playing a hand drum, to a plinth base and raised on bladed feet, to a 2 ½" Roman enamel dial with outside minute track and blued steel moon hands, to a circular brass movement with replacement platform escapement, height 8"

Of London Irish Rifles interest, a silver Regimental trophy, hall marked London 1904, and engraved to the front "PRESENTED TO M COMPANY LONDON IRISH RIFLES BY MAJOR SIR WILLIAM PORTER BART FOR THE MOST EFFICIENT SECTION 1905".

An oak shield affixed with a selection of Malayan edged weapons, to include six Klewang, three with scabbards, one Golok with scabbard and two spears. Provenance: The Trophy Room, Kelling Hall.

An oak shield affixed with a selection of Malayan edged weapons, two Kris with scabbards, four Goloks, two with scabbards, three Klewang, one with scabbard and a Malayan sword. Provenance: The Trophy Room, Kelling Hall.

An oak shield affixed with a selection of Malayan edged weapons, to include four Goloks with scabbards, four Klewang, one with scabbard, one Kris with scabbard and two spears. Provenance: The Trophy Room, Kelling Hall.

RUGBY WORLD CUP FINAL 2003: AN AUTOGRAPHED COLOUR PHOTOGRAPH OF MARTIN JOHNSON holding aloft the William Webb Ellis trophy, 10 x 14.3/4in. (25.5 x 37.cm) unframed.

THE FOLLOWING LOT RELATES TO CAREER NICK FALDO, GENERAL ACCIDENT, CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE, SEPTEMBER 1989, A WHITE-METAL QUAICH, the body inscribed GA, Champions Challenge, Walton Heath, 5th September, 1989, on square-stepped hardwood base, 7in. (17.8cm) overall; a hole-in-one trophy and ball, autographed by Nick Faldo and inscribed by Nick Faldo, Hole in One, 5-9-89; and video and photograph of the event (4). The above Quaich was awarded to Nick Faldo for winning the challenge match. The match was between Scott Hoch, Sandy Lyle and Ian Woosnam. The hole-in-one was achieved by Nick Faldo on the 9th hole during the match. Nick Faldo gave both of the items to the vendor after the match who was there at the invitation of "Dreams Come True".

A BOUND VOLUME OF HIBERNIAN 1951-52 HOME MATCH PROGRAMMES, VOL.3., NO.1, 14/7/51 TO VOL.3., NO.49, 7/5/52 including Third Lanark, St. Mungo Trophy, 14/7/51, Spartans, 22/9/51, Vale of Leithen, 12/1/52, Bolton Wanderers, Friendly, 26/4/52 etc 49 programmes in total, bound in green covers, programmes in excellent condition.

A silver trophy, Birmingham 1922, height 20cms, weight 485gms, with inscription

A silver trophy, London 1926, height 19cms, weight 546gms, with inscription, a/f

A silver trophy, Birmingham 1936, height 14cms, weight 108gms, a/f

A silver trophy on an associated plinth, height 14cms, weight 44gms, a/f

A silver cycling trophy, Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1904, of typical goblet shape and engraved with two cyclists racing within laurel surround, silver gilt interior, 16.5cm high, weight 4oz

A silver pedestal trophy Atkin Brothers Sheffield 1902, of half reeded form, with beaded knop and rim, 27cm high, weight 17oz, raised on ebonised socle base

Victorian silver trophy cup , James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1867 , twin handles, embossed with rococo scrolls, on spreading foot. Height 20.5cm, 12oz..

An Imperial German Military Academy white metal trophy badge 1886

A Swiss inlad walnut musical box, late 19th century, playing a choice of 12 airs via an 11 inch pinned cylinder and steel comb mounted on a silvered cast iron bed beneath glazed cover flanked by crank winding handle and PLAY/STOP and CHANGE/REPEAT levers, the lid with tune sheet to interior and marquetry musical trophy centred line bordered to exterior, the front with conforming borders, on squab feet, 59cm wide. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A cased pair of silver serving spoons with a sifting spoon, by William Hutton & Sons, London 1901, the gilded bowls to stems with a figural finial, with two silver trophy cups and four plated trophy cups, 452g (14.75 oz) grossVisit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A quantity of assorted silver items, including a Sampson & Mordan chick pin cushion, Sheffield 1906, lacking padding and loading, a Kiddush cup, London 1899, a silver fronted pocket watch travelling case, Birmingham 1922, a mustard pot, two small trophy cups and other small silver and plated goodsVisit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

Six late 19th and 20th century silverplated trophy cups to include two twin handled examples, one with half gadrooned body etc, various makers, height 20.5cm and smaller

A late George III hallmarked silver twin-handled trophy cup, each handle with heart terminal, with engraved initials, markers mark indistinct, Sheffield 1819-20, approx weight 8oz, height 13cm

A George V hallmarked silver twin-handled trophy cup, the handles stylised as lion mask finials, engraved presentation, raised on wooden plinth base, possibly made by Charles Boyton & Son, London 1912-13, approx weight 14oz

A George V hallmarked silver twin-handled trophy of octagonal form, makers mark `SW&H` Limited, Sheffield 1913-14, approx weight 27oz (Illustrated)

SILVER TROPHY: Superb solid Sterling silver trophy by Collis & Co, Birmingham, 35 Troy oz, hallmarks C & Co., Anchor, Lion E, standing 12" tall with angler to removable lid, foliate decorative handles and rim, not yet engraved (F).

A MID 20TH CENTURY RACING TROPHY in the form of a racing driver`s helmet and gloves, mounted on an oak plinth, 6 3/4" wide.