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EP fox mask stirrup cup & Belvoir trophy dish

A large hall marked silver twin handled trophy cup by Elkington & Co., 744 grammes, Birmingham 1920

A hall marked silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1924, 312 grammes

A small collection of Indian metalwares, including:- a small two handled pedestal trophy cup mounted on a outsize fluted column with gadrooned foot, stamped KPD Calcutta, 20cm high; a small circular mustard pot and matching salt cellar by Hamilton & Co, each with blue plastic liner together with a small bon bon dish with pierced border, 10.5cm diameter, 24.5oz (gross weight)

An early 20th century Swiss musical box, the ebonised case with printed musical trophy on the lid, the instrument playing eight airs as labelled using a cylinder 15.5cm (6in) long and single comb, the case 48.5cm (19in) wide

A late 19th century Swiss musical box, the rosewood lid inlaid with horn and flower trophy, the instrument playing ten airs as labelled inside the lid using a cylinder 23.5cm (9.25in) and single comb with optional celesta, the case 47cm (18.5in) wide

A late 19th century Swiss musical box, the rosewood lid marquetried with a musical trophy and the front printed with foliage, the instrument playing twelve airs as labelled inside the lid on a cylinder 33cm (13in) long and single comb, the case 63.5cm (25in) wide

A three handled silver presentation trophy, inscribed `The John Cockram Table Tennis Challenge Cup Ladies Singles.....`, Birmingham 1927 and two silver two handled presentation trophies, each with presentation inscription, William Hutton & Sons, Birmingham, 1913 and London, 1910 (3)

A silver two handled presentation trophy, one piece incorporating base, inscribed `Potters Bar and District Challenge Trophy....0.22 Rifle Team Championship`, hallmark for Birmingham, 1934 (pitch weighted) 21.5cm high

Four silver trophy cups 16 oz

George VI silver trophy cup with inscription, Sheffield 1937, 12oz 9in. (22.86cm)

George V Mappin & Webb silver circular trophy dish Sheffield 1935, 10" diameter and two silver trophy cups, 20oz

Edward VII silver mounted hair brush and hand mirror Birmingham 1906, four silver vases and a silver trophy cup, 28oz gross

A set of six silver golfing trophy teaspoons, the round finials with embossed golfing figures and inscribed verso T.D.& E. Golf Club, Birmingham marks various 1930`s dates and another silver teaspoon the handle formed as a putter (approx 3.75 ozs)

A small silver trophy cup and a wood and white metal snuff box.

George V silver Trophy Cup, of octagonal form, with twin handles, with engraved inscription, maker`s mark worn, Sheffield 1930, a hallmarked silver Tooth Pick Holder, a pair Mustards and various Spoons, 273grms.

TAXIDERMY - AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY HUNTING TROPHY mounted with a silver top bearing inscription "High Park 24.4.1920", hallmarked Chester 1920

TAXIDERMY - A MID 20TH CENTURY HUNTING TROPHY, pad mounted on an oak plaque with silver mount inscribed "Fenny Bridges 1947"

FOOTBALL - TEST SERIES 1983 PROGRAMME England v New Zealand Trent Bridge, Warks v Worcs Trophy Cricket Final 1994 and Rugby Football Union England v France 16/3/91 (3)

Three Regency polychrome, ebonised & parcel gilt side chairs each rectangular back painted with a musical trophy flanked by flowers above a cane panel, the pierced lattice horizontal splat and caned seat on ring turned slightly splayed tapering legs (3).

STAUDENMAYER, LONDON A 40-BORE BUTT-RESERVOIR AIR RIFLE WITH SPARE 40-BORE SMOOTHBORE SHOT BARREL, circa 1825, with 27 1/2in. rebrowned twist octagonal sighted barrel signed `STAUDENMAYER. LONDON` in gold towards the breech, case-hardened breech inlaid with a single gold line, 27 1/2in. rebrowned twist two-stage sighted shot barrel, case-hardened breech with gold-lined maker`s stamp `STAUDENMAYER / LONDON` and inlaid with a single gold line, action signed `STAUDENMAYER` with cocking-lever, external mainspring and engraved with foliate borders and a trophy of arms, trigger-guard engraved en suite, leather-covered butt-reservoir (leather replaced), plain iron butt-plate, each barrel with own walnut fore-end with silver fore-end cap and silver barrel-bolt escutcheons, and horn-tipped ramrods (one replaced, iron parts discoloured), in a homemade wooden case with accessories including a stirrup pump (corroded).

HAUSCHKA THE ACTION AND BUTT-RESERVOIR OF AN AIR RIFLE, the action of iron with flintlock-type cocking-lever, external mainspring and trigger, the flats of the action engraved with a scene involving two deer opposite the lock and with a sporting trophy of arms and signed `HAUSCHKA` on the top-flat, leather-covered butt (iron parts with light pitting, leather worn, screw-threads require adjustment).

AN 80-BORE FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK OVER AND UNDER TAP-ACTION OVERCOAT PISTOL SIGNED TROUGHTON, PRESTON, circa 1820, with 2 1/2in. turn-off barrels respectively numbered `4` and `5`, brass action respectively signed `TROUGHTON` and `PRESTON` on a shield within a trophy of arms on each side, engraved sliding thumbpiece safety-catch also locking the steel, and figured flat-sided walnut butt (some discolouration to iron parts), Birmingham proof marks.

A 40-BORE FLINTLOCK TURN-OFF POCKET PISTOL SIGNED PLAYFAIR, ABERDEEN, circa 1820, with 2 3/8in. octagonal sighted barrel engraved with a band of foliage at the muzzle, action signed `PLAYFAIR / ABERDEEN` on the left side of the breech, engraved with scrollwork and a trophy of arms, and with safety-catch, waterproof pan and roller, chequered walnut butt, silver lion-mask pommel, and silver escutcheon (some light corrosion marking throughout), Birmingham proof marks.

McDERMOTT, DUBLIN AN IRISH 11-BORE PERCUSSION OFFICER`S PISTOL, early 19th century, converted from flintlock, with 11 3/4in. swamped rebrowned twist sighted barrel signed `McDERMOTT DUBLIN` and with gold-inlaid line at the breech, tang engraved with border lines, scrollwork and a small trophy and incorporating the rear-sight, border engraved flat lock signed `McDERMOTT`, walnut half-stock with chequered butt, engraved white metal butt-cap, engraved iron spurred trigger-guard with pineapple finial, white metal escutcheon and fore-end cap, later wooden ramrod (some wear to engraving, lock and trigger-guard discoloured).

A Victorian silver two handled Trophy `Hereford Constitutional Club Billiard Challenge Cup`, on plinth base, London 1897

An early 20th Century silver two handled Trophy, `The Herefordshire Challenge One Mile Flat Race, Presented Francis J James Esq., 1913`, on plinth base

Derbyshire Fishing Interest - a late Victorian/Edwardian E.P.B.M pedestal ovoid trophy cup, Castle Ward Angling Challenge Cup, Presented by A Ottewell Esq, JP, 1903, finial cast as an angler with his catch, stiff leaf cast fluted angular scroll handles, engraved with scrolling foliage, knopped stem, stepped circular base, 65cm high, c.1900, ebonised plinth Councillor Albert Ottewell JP (1861-1910) was the member of Derby Corporation for Castle Ward - a relatively deprived area near the Railway Station - from 1893 to 1903. Son of Draper Ottewell, he was the nephew and heir of Alderman Sir John Smith, a brass-founder on a national scale, with a works at Derby on Cotton Lane, normally referred to as "Brassy Smiths". On Sir John`s death in 1897, Ottewell succeeded him as proprietor of the Company of which he was then Managing Director. The Fishing trophy was presented as an attempt to help improve the lot of his constituents.

A George VI pedestal ovoid trophy, the finial cast as a footballer, domed cover, vine loop handles, beaded borders, embossed to recto and verso with vacant leafy cartouches, knopped stem, moulded circular foot, 19cm high, Alexander Clark & Co, Birmingham 1939

A pair of Edwardian trophy salts, acanthus capped scroll handles, flared rims, centre girdles, spreading circular bases, 8cm wide, Birmingham 1903, cased

Derbyshire Fishing Interest - a Victorian half-fluted pedestal trophy cup, the Derby Angling Association Challenge Cup, domed cover surmounted by a finial cast as an angler on a grassy bank, acanthus grasped fluted scroll handles terminating in flower buds, chased and embossed with flowers and scrolling foliage, to verso with a vacant oval cartouche, knop to stem, egg and dart border, moulded circular base, 53cm high, Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1879, 70oz gross, ebonised plinth The stand bears numerous winners` plaques, mainly commemorating victories by teams from Derby pubs, many long- forgotten or long-closed, eg. The extant Alexandra , Siddalls Road, and the vanished Old English Gentleman, Grove Street and Castle Tavern, Castle Street. The Association was eventually absorbed by the Pride of Derby Angling Association, itself founded 1892, and incorporated as a limited company in 1937 to raise money to buy the fishing rights on a stretch of the Derwent

Military Interest - an Edwardian hemi-ovoid trophy goblet, inscribed `1906 Shooting Competition/ I Company Uttoxeter/ 2nd V B North Staffordshire Regiment/ Presented by/ Robert Bamford Esq./Won by/ C W Westhorpe`, knopped stem, spreading circular base, 28cm high, Fenton Brothers Ltd, Sheffield 1906, 18oz , ebonised plinth

Nottinghamshire Football Interest - an Edwardian pedestal trophy, Sutton & Skegby Football League, finial cast as a footballer, he stands, a ball trapped beneath his foot, moulded cover, acanthus capped double scroll handles, chased and embossed with leafy scrolls, flowers and stiff foliage, knopped stem, stepped circular base, 39.5cm high, F Fattorini & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1907, 49oz gross

A Royal Crown Derby two-handled trophy cup, painted in the manner of W.E.J. Dean, with windmill and sailing boats on calm waters, cobalt blue borders, 12.5cm high, printed mark, date code for 1901

A silver christening mug, Birmingham 1931, of plain baluster shape, on a spreading foot, 7.7cm tall; with a silver cigarette case; a silver egg cup; four small silver trophy cups; a silver backed brush; and a five piece green enamelled silver dressing table set, with damage; 585g (18.75 ozs) gross weighable Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

A big game trophy crocodile stickstand, with a plass plaque inscribed `BADAGARA RIVER, S.INDIA, 1936`,19in (48cm) h.

A fish trophy in a bowfront glazed case, mounted in a naturalistic riverbed setting, with two labels one inscribed `Caught by R. JENNER IN THE KENNET, Jan 4th 1901` the other `PRESERVED BY J. COOPER & SONS, 28 RADNOR STREET, S. LUKE`S, LONDON, E.C.`, 14in (35.6cm) h, 27in (68.3cm) w, 6.75in (16.7cm) d.

A collection of miscellaneous silver items to include a small twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1937, an early 20th century visiting card case, Birmingham, 1911 and various silver mounted jars etc.

A Victorian hawksbill turtle shell, mounted as a trophy, together with a small crocodile

2 Similar Round 2-Handled Trophies "Inter Unit Challenge Trophy, Winner 1932" and "1936 Gibraltar", London 1932 and 36, 8oz

A London Silver Small Round 2-Handled Lidded Trophy "Twickenham Lawn Tennis Club, Gentleman`s Doubles Championship, 1932", 6.5cm high, and another Chester silver small round trophy on hardwood stand (4)

A Bronzed Plaster Trophy in form of jockey`s saddle, hat and boots "Jenesis, 96, E/1000", on mahogany square stand, presented for Jockey`s Hurdle, Cheltenham

A George VI Silver Round 2-Handled Trophy, London 1946, maker`s mark HP, 15oz, with hardwood stand inscribed "Totesport Silver Trophy, Chepstow 2001", 28cm high overall

A Large Edward VII Silver Bulbous 2-Handled Trophy engraved "Vodafone 2003", London 1905, maker Mappin & Webb, 31oz, 34.5cm wide, with hardwood stand

DINKY Supertoy 969 BBC mast vehicle (no dish otherwise good), 185 Alfa Coupe, 195 Jaguar (both fair plus). CORGI Carrimore (repainted). Two other CORGI, a Husky and a Trophy model - all play worn.

Early 20thC HM silver trophy for `Harwood Bradshaw & District Horticultural Society 1909`, hallmark Birmingham 1908. Height 26cm.

World cup football souvenir silver teaspoon, Birmingham 1965, Jules Rimet trophy to finial and a commemorative medal signed C.Colley, cased

Edwardian silver christening mug, by Mappin and Webb, London 1901 and five silver trophy cups, 700grs

A cut glass powder bowl with blue enamelled cover, by Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1927 and two silver trophy cups (3)

Silver plate oval bacon warmer, 1872 Cambridge University Rowing trophy biscuit barrel and a Victorian tankard with repousse decoration

An Edward VII small silver trophy, together with a silver plated footed bowl, six antler handled knives and a serving utensil (10)

A mixed lot of silver comprising a two handled trophy cup, a pair of specimen vases, a bon-bon dish and a lid, two beakers, a wood lined cigarette case, an ashtray, a milk jug and a small dish, all in weight 45 ounces

AJ Williams; two humorous cartoons, gardening trophy and owl with woodpecker, approx 25.5 x 21cm, unframed.

Cunard steamship interest; a set of six electroplated knifes, also a quantity of souvenir spoons and a small hallmarked silver trophy.

A late 19th/early 20th Century Black Forest carved softwood ibex head wall trophy, with curved ebonized horns and inset glass eyes, on a green painted leaf carved back plate, height approx 56cm.

A SAUCE BOAT, Birmingham 1924, the oval bowl with shaped everted border, flying scroll handle, raised upon three stepped hoof feet, 7 1/2" long, together with two miniature two handled trophy cups, Birmingham 1926 and 1925, each engraved with a Motor Club inscription (3)

AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY OCCASIONAL TABLE of oval form with satinwood banding and stringing, the top centred by a patera depicting a musical trophy, oval undershelf, square section legs with splayed feet having brass toes and castors, 30 1/4" x 21 1/2"

A REGENCY CARVED GILT WOOD AND GESSO CONVEX MIRROR, the surmount as a military trophy within a laurel wreath, ebonised slip and moulded tubular frame with leaf clasps, 36" high, 24 1/4" wide

A French Louis XV style gilt-brass mounted kingwood wheel barometer. Ronquetti, Paris, circa 1900. The aneroid mechanism with 7.5 inch eight-piece enamelled circular register calibrated in barometric inches and annotated in French, the centre signed RONQUETTI, A PARIS, the shaped outline case with cartouche-centred scroll-cast crest above alcohol Fahrenheit scale thermometer, the enamel plate with repeat signature with address and inscription RUE ST. ANTOINE, VISAVIS LA CASERNE DES GARDES FRANCAIS within a leafy scroll cast surround above convex glass and brass bezel, with musical trophy applied shaped base and elaborate rocaille cast mounts to borders terminating in a foliate pendant, 113cm high.

AN ART NOVEAU TWIN HANDLED TROPHY together with a similar silver twin handled trophy. London 1933.