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Ray Parlour's red, blue & white 1993 F.A. Cup final tracksuit top, embroidered club crest, F.A. Cup trophy and inscription reading FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY, MAY 1993 Arsenal won the 1993 F.A. Cup final by beating Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 after extra tine in a replay.

A German brochure signed by the Arsenal continental tour party in season 1954-55, 21 signatures in ink to the front cover including Tom Whittaker, Barnes, Lawton, Forbes, Roper, Kelsey etc.; sold together with a colour tinted period photograph of the Arsenal lap of honour following the 1930 F.A. Cup final, the image 36 by 48cm., 14 by 19in., framed, fragile, damaged condition; sold together with a cotton gentlemen's handkerchief printed with a team-group portrait of the Arsenal 1930 F.A. Cup final team, the first Highbury side to lift the trophy (3) Arsenal played matches in Munich and Zurich on their end of season tour 1954-55.

Jimmy Dugdale's claret & blue Aston Villa No.5 jersey from the first League Cup final in 1961, short-sleeved, embroidered cloth club badge; sold together with a signed letter of authenticity from Jim Dugdale, a signed portrait photograph, and two Villa team-group photos pictured with the League Cup trophy (5) Aston Villa defeated Rotherham United 3-2 over two legs in the first League Cup final in season 1960-61.

A Stamford Bridge athletics trophy dated 1898, in the form of a silver goblet hallmarked Sheffield, 1896, inscribed LONDON ATHLETIC CLUB and engraved with their crest, further inscribed C.G. WARD, LONG JUMP, 20 FEET 2 INCHES, MAY 21ST 1898, turned ebonised plinth, height 14cm., 5 1/2in., weight 122gr. 4oz.

A Victorian silver plated trophy panel portraying a football match, by William Hutton & Sons of Sheffield, the oval panel with raised relief and engraved decoration of a football match with a grandstand beyond, mounted on a wooden backboard, the panel 20 by 16.5cm., 8 by 6 1/2in.

A silver rose bowl, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield, 1939, decorated with chevrons beneath rim and three fluted bands, the turned wood base mounted with a silver plaque inscribed Presented by the Football Association to Harry H. Hughes Esq, in recognition of valuable service rendered by him in connection with the Association's Tour to South Africa, May-July 1939, height of bowl 12.5cm., 5in.; sold together with a silver cup trophy, hallmark indistinct, engraved with the Arms of the Cheshire Football Association and inscribed C.F.A., 1878 -1928, H.H. Hughes, on turned wood base, height of trophy 18cm., 7in. (4) The cup trophy sold in this lot celebrates the C.F.A.'s Golden Jubilee. GB11

A group of eleven Uruguayan medals and badges, comprising: a gold and enamel Uruguayan Football Association lapel badge commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1930 World Cup victory, named to C.RIOLFO and dated 1930-1980; a gold and enamel Uruguayan Football Association medal named to Uruguay's 1950 World Cup physical fitness trainer ROMEO VAZQUEZ and further inscribed CTO. MUNDIAL, 1950-1976; a silver medal presented to the Romeo Vazquez, rectangular, the obverse struck with an image of the Jules Rimet Trophy and inscribed IV CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE UTBOL 1950, the reverse inscribed HOMENAJE DE LA CAMARA DE REPRESENTANTES, ROMEO VAZQUEZ, REPUBLICAO DEL URUGUAY; a silver and enamel by Tammaro of Uruguay, 1930, inscribed for a delegate of the League of Volunteers for the 1930 World Cup; a silver plated medal by Tammaro of Uruguay, 1930, commemorating Uruguay's triumphs in the 1924 & 1928 Olympics and the 1930 World Cup; a bronze and enamel lapel badge commemorating the centenary of Uruguay, 1930; a metal pin badge for an official of the National Centenary Commission, Uruguay 1930; a bronze and enamel 1930 World Cup player/delegate's badge for Romania; a silver plated and enamel 1956 South American Football Championship commemorative medal, inscribed Dr Ordiozola, a delegate of the A.U.F.; a bronze and enamel commemorative medal, by Tammaro of Uruguay, commemorating the 1950 World Cup; and a bronze commemorative medal for the Centenary of Uruguay, 1830-1930

Two rare miniature models of the Jules Rimet Trophy circa 1930, the first a clear glass ladies perfume bottle on a black composition base forming a stopper, with original label inscribed Colonia Olimpica, Industria Uruguay, height 12.5 cm., 5 in.; and a porcelain model, possibly Limoges, finely modelled, gilded and inscribed FIFA above a black glazed base height, 12 cm., 4 3/4 in.

A collection of eight Uruguayan 1930 & 1950 World Cup souvenirs, comprising: a spectator's pennant inscribed URUGUAY, 1830-1930; a children's toy in the form of a plastic replica of the Jules Rimet trophy, 32cm., 12 1/2in.; a tinplate calendar holder with chromolithographic portraits of players and the teams from the World Cup and Olympic wins in 1924, 1928, 1930 & 1950, 54cm., 21 1/4in.; four posters relating to the 1930 and 1950 World Cups, comprising: a small film poster for the official 1930 World Cup film showing at the Grand Splendid Theatre, Montevideo, Friday 29th August; a Mundo Uruguayo magazine supplement print with photographs of the 1930 World Cup and 1924 & 1928 Olympic football champions; and two souvenir posters both with images of the 1950 World Cup winning team, various sizes, the largest 40.5 by 58cm., 6 by 23in.; and a hand illustrated postcard by and signed by Guillermo Laborde the designer of the official poster for the 1930 World Cup, pen & ink & gouache, correspondence signed by Laborde, postmarked Montevideo 14th March 1935

A programme for the final of the football tournament at the Paris Olympic Games in 1924, Uruguay v Switzerland played at the Stade Olympique de Colombes 9th June, a combined issue also covering the bronze medal play-off between Sweden and Holland In the pre-World Cup era, the winners of the Olympic gold medal were also considered to be crowned World Champions. The great Uruguay team dominated world football at the period, winning gold in Paris and at Amsterdam in 1928, before lifting the Jules Rimet Trophy on home soil at the inaugural World Cup of 1930.

A Newlyn copper plaque, a lobed silver plated plated trophy and a brass cigarette box

George V silver twin handle bowl/trophy, London 1927. Awarded at Sydenham Motor Cycle Torquay Trial 1929

Silver mounted dressing table wares, comprising; a hand mirror and three various hair brushes, two silver twin handled trophy cups and a silver trophy bowl, Birmingham 1927.

Plated ware, comprising; six pairs of fish knives and forks, cased, six tea spoons, cased, a claret jug, a sugar scuttle, a spirit flask, a toast rack, a small trophy cup, a pair of salad servers, two pairs of sugar tongs, four items of flatware, with mother of pearl handles and seven further items of flatware, contained in a picnic basket.

A Victorian silver sauce boat, with a shaped rim and raised on three feet, London 1899 and a silver twin handled challenge trophy cup, Birmingham 1928, on a black stand.

A silver three handled trophy rose bowl, with scrolling decoration to the handles and on a reeded circular foot, Sheffield 1907, fitted with a grille.

A silver trophy stand, designed as two crossed golf clubs with a golf ball, on an oval rustic base, Sheffield 1899 and a spyglass, with floral and foliate decoration.

A glass replica of the Ashes trophy contained in Velvet lined box.

Metalware collectables, including; a magnifying glass with shaped bone handle, one other magnifying glass, a carved ivory needle case decorated with dragons, silver two handled trophy cup, caddy spoon, mother of pearl aide memoir and sundry.

A SILVER TENNIS TROPHY, London 1923, the vase-shaped cylindrical body on spreading circular base, the base surmounted by two tennis rackets and a ball, 7in. (17.8cm) high; a white-metal tennis cup, circa 1900, the body supported by three crossed tennis rackets and laurel wreath, the base inscribed P. Orr & Sons, Madras, 6.1/4in. (15.8cm) high (2). THIS LOT IS THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE TENNIS COLLECTOR

CELTIC V. INTER MILAN EUROPEAN CUP FINAL 1967, THE OFFICIAL CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB PENNANT GIVEN TO INTER MILAN CAPTAIN ARMANDO PICCHI BY CELTIC CAPTAIN BILLY MCNEILL, inscribed European Cup Final, FC Internazionale, v, Celtic, In Lisbon, 25th May, 1967, with embroidered shamrocks, 28in. (71cm) long. Provenance: San Siro Football Museum, Milan. The above is the official club pennant produced by Celtic for the customary exchanging of the pennants by the club captains prior to the 1967 European Cup Final, were Celtic became the first British side to win the famous trophy. A true piece of historical football memorabilia. THIS LOT IS THE PROPERTY OF THE SAN SIRO FOOTBALL MUSEUM

A small Edwardian, two handled trophy cup, inscribed and contained in a fitted wooden box with plinth, by H. Wilkinson, Sheffield 1907, 9.75in (25cm) wide overall, 12oz.

Three late 19th century Maltese menu card holders, each in the form of a trophy of arms and inset with a Maltese 18th century coin, the largest 3.75in (9.5cm) high, 4.75oz. (3)

A small mid 18th century continental mounted enamel snuff box, cartouche form with applied gilt decoration, in the form of festoons, love birds, putti and an amatory trophy on the base, probably German c.1750, but struck only with a single French duty mark (original fitted case), 2.25in (5.5cm) wide.

A polished alloy Rolls-Royce Pegasus jet engine vane, now mounted on a turned wooden base as 'The Pegasus Trophy', overall 52cm high; two other jet engine vanes; and other items. Note: The Pegasus engine was used to power the Hawker Siddeley Harrier multi-role aircraft with 'jump' capabilities.

A Birmingham Silver Round Napkin Ring, 3 other napkin rings, a plated christening mug, a plated owl spoon an identity bracelet, and a Birmingham silver Scottish Motor Rally 1932 trophy (8)

A silver Trophy on pedestal foot, London 1911. 9" (23cms) high.

A desktop model of Concorde, a shooting trophy and a small collection of copper

An early 20th Century oak trophy cabinet, fitted adjustable shelves enclosed two glazed panel doors, on block base, 25" wide

A group of 18th century and later swords comprising: an 18th century French cut steel hilted sword,the hilt with chain link guard, the grip of faceted steel with raised studs, the shell guard pierced and studded, plain triangular blade in its original black leather scabbard; a gilt brass hilted court sword with cast decoration of trophy of arms, the hardwood grip carved into spiral, with triangular double edge blade; another court sword with cast hilt and with a double edged blade with Islamic inscriptions; an 18th century small sword with a cast gilt brass hilt and slender double edged blade; an 18th century British light cavalry troopers sword circa 1796, the stirrup hilt with centre lobe, plain wooden grip, curved single edged blade signed 'Wooley'; a foot artillery private's hanger with cast brass hilt and curved single edged blade dated on the back '1834'; an 18th century light dragoon troopers hanger with cast brass two bar hilt with curved single edge blade with single narrow fuller on the back edge; and a 19th century silver mounted Turkish yataghan, the grip of traditional form with hardwood half round slabs and with silver band over the grip, the inward curving single edge blade with Islamic inscription in original embossed leather scabbard with silver ringed locket and silver chape (8)

A hallmarked silver small trophy and cover with embossed acanthus leaf details, together with a similar plain example, London 1929 and Sheffield 1951 respectively. (2)

A group of silver items to include a two handled silver trophy engraved inscription; another with a cover, plain; three pin trays inset coins; a caster; a tea caddy by Elkingtons 33oz

A collection of silver items to include five tea spoons; sugar tongs; two trophy cups and five various spoons, 7oz weighable silver

A 19TH CENTURY CARVED GILTWOOD CONSOLE TABLE having a shaped marble top, the front with open fretwork frieze with central trophy design on acanthus leaf and floral swag base, 27" diameter

A single Elizabeth II squat Candlestick with reeded rim, waisted column and spreading circular foot (loaded), height 2 ¼", Birmingham 1972, Makers Mark B & Co 782. A George V Trophy Candlestick, the flared sconce to a single scrolling tusk, raised on a spreading circular base with a contemporary armorial, height 7", London 1911, Makers Mark SJ

A Mixed Lot comprising: A small two handled lidded Trophy Cup with presentation inscription, "Torquay and South Devon Golf Club, Riviera Cup, Ruth E Bratt, 1932", together with Silver Sifter Spoon, Sugar Tongs and Mustard Spoon, various dates and makers, (4)

A Mixed Lot comprising: A Silver lidded cut Glass Mustard, together with a Silver lidded Dressing Table Bottle and further Silver handled Button Hook, various dates and makers, (3) 820. A Mixed Lot comprising: An early 20th Century Silver Condiment Spoon, together with a small two handled Trophy Cup and a white metal miniature Cream Jug, various dates and makers, (3)

A George V two-handled Presentation Trophy Cup, of circular form with side applied handles, and raised on an ebonised wooden base, with presentation inscription "Winners 1938, Royal Standard, Shipdham, Presented By Sir Oswald Mosley", width 5", Sheffield 1927, Maker's Mark JD WD

A Mixed Lot comprising: two various small Trophy Cups; together with a Dressing Table Jar Pull Off Cover; a white metal Pocket Watch Back; and four various Silver and white metal Flat Ware Pieces, various dates and makers (8)

A Mixed Lot comprising: an Edward VII two-handled Trophy Cup, of circular form with girdled body and spreading circular foot; together with a further example, with presentation inscription; and an Italian Silver Plated Stirrup type Cup, various dates and makers (3)

Scalextric 1960's: four 4-fold card chequered 'Shell' barriers, gold trophy cup, flag, A/236 unused Decorative Flags/Pit No.s/Car No.s Sheet, card inserts, 4th edition Track Circuits and Racing Rules, two manuals G

George VI large silver golfing trophy, with pierced foliate rim and opposing floral scroll handles, raised on circular base, inscribed 'John Laird Cup. Presented to John Laird and Son Ltd. for golf competition by Ian A. Laird in memory of Mr. John Laird the founder of the firm, 1949', with Birmingham hallmarks for 1946, in original fitted box, approximately 44 ounces Note: John Laird (14June 1805-29 October 1874) was a Scottish shipbuilder and key figure in the development of the town of Birkenhead.

Hallmarked silver photo frame, trophy etc

Silver egg cup, Regency style mustard with blue glass liner, silver pepper, spoon and miniature trophy

Silver Art Nouveau golfing trophy, Sheffield 1924, stamped for Penlington and Batty, Liverpool

Two silver trophies, Chester 1928 Birmingham 1931, a silver shooting trophy plaque, three silver thimbles, two silver napkin rings and a silver christening cup

Victorian pewter coffee pot with repousse and engraved floral decoration and a twin handle trophy

A good Red deer stag's trophy mount by Rowland Ward, Together with another similar (2)

A Victorian cut glass and silver mounted sugar shaker; three silver mounted tidy jars; a hat pin jar; two silver mounted scent bottles; a small silver trophy cup; and a silver mounted moulded glass tidy jar

A Wedgwood 'The Egyptian Collection' black jasper trophy plate, circa 1978, ornamented in terracotta with a bust portrait of 'Tutankhamun' within hieroglyphics, limited edition No. 2 of 200, and two Egyptian collection gilded basalt dishes, all boxed.

A George III silver snuff box, marks worn, a silver small sauces boat of 18th Century design, a miniature trophy cup, four fiddle thread and shell egg spoons, six fiddle pattern teaspoons, an Old English pattern mustard spoon and a pierced circular bowl.

A Victorian silver christening mug, of baluster form, with floral and scroll engraved decoration, Birmingham 1856, a silver triple handled small trophy cup and five glass toilet bottles and jars, with engraved decoration to the lids.

A set of eight silver tea spoons, Sheffield 1914 and a pair of silver sugar tongs, Sheffield 1915, cased, a silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, probably London 1820, five silver trophy prize spoons, a sliver decanter label detailed WHISKY, Chester 1898 and a quantity of further silver and plated flatware, including; a sauce ladle, a pair of salad servers, a flan server and various spoons and pickle forks.

A silver trophy cup of shallow bowl form, supported by wings and on a circular base, crest and moto engraved, Birmingham 1930, with a black stand and a silver twin handled trophy cup, London probably 1932, with a brown stand.

A silver twin handled trophy cup, detailed Sherwood Forest Golf Club, Birmingham 1936, a silver sugar caster, on a circular foot, London 1935 and another twin handled trophy cup detailed SILVER to the circular foot.

A silver baluster shaped twin handled porringer, Dublin (the hallmarks rubbed) and a silver twin handled trophy cup, on a circular foot, presentation inscribed, Birmingham 1940.

A plated cocktail recipe stand, of cylindrical form and with a cockerel finial and a silver trophy bowl on a circular foot, Birmingham 1911.

A large two handled pedestal trophy cup with foliate scroll handles, the body with flower head decoration and on circular base, 26cms high

A Victorian silver trophy mug with foliate engraved decoration and presentation inscription "Presented by Phillips & Son Winner of the First Prize Devon Long Wooled Hog Ram at the Annual Ram Sale Pixton & Dulverton Market August 4th 1891", London 1886, 6.5oz

A silver presentation trophy engraved "Cutcombe Show 1907 Presented by H W Husband Esq Won By E A Davey", London 1907, 19.5cms high, 7oz