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Frog aircraft kits: fifteen including Junkers Ju87G, Supermarine S.6B Schneider Trophy, Lysander, Macchi MC 202 Folgore in original boxes, twelve including Messerschmitt Bf109f and Focke-Wulf in original packets, unchecked, boxes and packets VG-E, two empty boxes (29)

Trophy Miniatures: Rorkes Drift Zulus, Soldiers of the Queen ARP Set in original box, Bengurion Mounted S.S Standard Bearer and a quantity of solid/modern New Toy Soldiers, G

An electroplate two-handled trophy cup and cover, presented to 'Greenock Quioting Club, May 1918', 34cm high and a silver teapot, Birmingham 1946, 12cm high (2)

An Edwardian mahogany butler's tray, of kidney shape with undulating gallery and brass loop handles, the centre inlaid with musical trophy and scrolling foliage, 27 1/2" wide

A Bust of Admiral Sir Charles Napier, Samuel Alcock & Co, Hill Pottery, Burslem, published August 17 1854, on circular pedestal, brown printed complex military trophy mark, 26cm high See illustration A similar bust is illustrated in The Parian Phenomenon, A Survey of Victorian Parian Porcelain Statuary & Busts, edited by Paul Atterbury, published by Richard Dennis, fig.787, pg.238. Sir Charles Napier (1786-1860) British Naval officer who was given command of Land Forces at Bevrout in 1840. While preparing to attack he received orders to retreat and hand over his command, which he ignored. Following his subsequent victory he was knighted and later rose to rank of Admiral.

A Wedgwood Majolica Pottery Figural Vase, circa 1875, modelled as blue glazed wrythen fluted baluster vase supporting swags and upheld by two crouched infants divided by a gardening implement trophy, on a rounded plinth with leaf moulded outswept legs, in typical soft colours overall, impressed "Wedgwood", "NRY" and "L", 28cm high (restored) See illustration

A Victorian Hunting Trophy Cup, London 1891, the semi-ovoid bowl with upper band embossed with birds amongst fruiting branches, with inscription "To Mr J T Farr by the Earl of Harrington for the best couple of hounds, Wakefield & Wildduck, walked 1893 & 4", on knopped stem and swept circular foot with beaded rim, maker's mark indistinct, 26cm high, 16oz

East African Impala (Aepyceros melampus rendilis), shoulder mount, length of horns 78cm, circumference 16cm, tip to tip 56cm, together with Rowland Ward (Mayfair, London) certificate of publication, "Rowland Ward's Records of Big Game Trophy (as appears in 13th edition (Africa) 1969, owner E Moeckesch, (Gerald A Best editor)"; and An Impala Skin (2) See illustration From the collection of Erich Mökesch, photographed here witht his Impala.

A French gilt brass and mesh spark guard, the centre applied a ribbon tied hunting trophy, 30in (76cm) h, 26.75in (68cm) w.

An Elizabeth II Table Cigarette Box, of rectangular form with hinged cover and engine turned decoration, to a body with presentation inscription “Royal Norwich Golf Club Turner Trophy Memento Winner 1958”, to a cedar lined interior, width 6”, London 1954, Makers Mark Mappin & Webb

National Association of Local Government Officers, Golf Shield Trophy, with silver relief decorated mounts on circular oak stand, bearing 'JAMES R.& WILLIAM LAING, SILVERSMITHS, GLASGOW' lozenge to the reverse, 14cm diameter, four golf balls in original wrappers, '4 DUNLOP 65', '2 DUNLOP 65', 'SURLYN PENFOLD' and 'UNIROYAL PLUS 6 2', in original Dunlop Warwick box, and with a 1993 Ryder Cup Admission Ticket

A BRASS DESK ORNAMENT OF A SUPERMARINE SCHNEIDER TROPHY SEA PLANE.

A Swiss Black Forest trophy, late 19th century, carved as a chamois head within a stylised branch and flower cartouche, 33cm deep, indistinctly marked EL45 to back Provenance: Charles Ethelbert Hillman (d. 1939) who was mayor of Tunbridge Wells in 1938-39. Every Summer he and his family holidayed in Switzerland and brought back various Black Forest carvings as souvenirs.

A silver two-handled trophy cup, by Jay, Richard Attenborough & Co, Chester 1927, raised on a plain stepped pedestal foot below a plain bowl with applied strapwork border and having two baluster turned handles, 15.5cm, 15.75oz

A standing lion Italian, 19th century marble, on a plinth base carved with a trophy to Zeus h.52cm., w.58cm., d.19cm.

A late 18th century French silver rectangular snuff box, Paris 1785, cast and engraved with a trophy, flower swags and banded borders, 7.7cm (3in) long, 95g (3 oz)

A silver two handled trophy cup by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co. Ltd, London 1903, half reeded on a circular reeded foot, 27cm (11.5in) high, 664g (21.25oz)

A silver campana shaped trophy cup and cover by Nathan and Hayes, Chester 1905, with two leaf-capped scroll handles, a strapwork band of alternate leaves and lobes on a matt ground on a nulled foot and engraved with the crest and motto of Baker and “A.E.B 28 November 1906 from I.A.M”, the slightly domed cover with a nulled border, a fluted finial and embossed with leaves, 26cm high overall (10.25 in), 1421g (45.75 oz); together with a fitted case and an ebonised plinth

A FINE GEORGIAN OFFICER'S SWORD BY OSBORN, LONDON, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with curved blade formed with a near full-length shallow fuller on each face, etched and gilt on a blued panel over half of its length with foliage, the crowned Royal Arms, and the maker's signature on a scrolling panel on one side and with further designs of foliage, the crowned Royal cypher and a trophy-of-arms on the other, gilt-brass stirrup hilt cast, comprising a pair of langets cast with lion masks in low relief, scrolling quillon, faceted knuckle-guard, faceted back-strap rising to a lion's head pommel, and original banded ivory grip bound (small cracks) with twisted copper wire, in its original tooled leather scabbard (areas of wear, cracked in the middle), with gilt-brass mounts, and retaining some original gilding throughout 81.5cm; 32 1/8in

A BLUE AND GILT SWORD BY PROSSER, CUTLER TO THE KING AND THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE DUKE OF YORK, EARLY 19TH CENTURY with curved blade of T-section formed with a clipped-back point, etched and gilt with trophies, dragon's, celestial masks and a trophy-of-arms on a blued panel on each side over the lower half (small areas of light wear), gilt-brass stirrup hilt including a pair of langets engraved with foliage faceted knuckle-guard and back-strap, the latter rising to formed a maned lionshead pommel, original ebony grip bound with copper wire, in its original leather scabbard with engraved shaped brass mounts including locket inscribed with the maker's details on the reverse 61.8cm; 24 3/8in blade

A FINE AND RARE FRENCH FIRST REPUBLIC SENIOR HUSSAR OFFICER'S SABRE OF PRESENTATION QUALITY, CIRCA 1800 with curved blade formed with a spear point, cut with a broad three-quarter length fuller on each face, etched and gilt with foliage, a wreath, and a trophy-of-arms on a blued panel on the lower portion on each side, the forte decorated with a gilt trellis pattern of flowers (the blueing worn on one side), and inscribed 'Klingenthal' on the back-edge, gilt-brass hilt in the German manner, comprising fluted quillon with shaped terminal, fluted langets and knuckle-guard, the former centring on a diamond-shaped panel, cap pommel fluted en suite and decorated with a trophy-of-arms partly enclosed by laurel (pommel retained by a later pin), original leather-covered banded wooden grip pierced with a pair of rivets with rosette washers, in its original leather-covered wooden scabbard with large gilt-brass mounts comprising locket and chape each fluted en suite with the hilt, the latter decorated with trophies-of-war, and a pair of middle bands each decorated with trophies en suite with the pommel cap, and a pair of brass rings for suspension (the scabbard split along the seam beneath the locket) 88cm; 34 1/2in blade PROVENANCE Dr Raymond Wargnier, sold Sotheby's Monaco, 23rd April 1990, lot 980. A very similar sword is illustrated C. Ariès 1969, 3 fascicule, fig. 2. For a similar blade and scabbard mounts see the Sabre of General La Fayette in the Museé de l'Armée, Paris.

A FINE NORTH ITALIAN ETCHED CLOSE HELMET FOR A CUIRASSIER, CIRCA 1620 formed of a two-piece skull joined along a high medial comb recessed at the apex to receive a finial (missing), embossed with a radiating pattern of shallow flutes, pierced over each ear with nine circular ventilation-holes in rosette formation and fitted at the nape with a plume-holder, obtusely-pointed peak, flat upper bevor and bevor attached by common pivots (the right replaced), the upper bevor and bevor each secured at the right side by a swivel-hook, the upper bevor pierced between a pair of large rectangular vision-slits and a semi-circular ventilation-slit for the mouth with alternating rows of circular and rectangular ventilation-holes of smaller size, two gorget-plates at the front, the lowest descending at its centre to a rounded point, and one gorget-plate at the rear (the second missing), the main edges of the helmet decorated with plain inward turns, its surfaces etched overall on a pearled ground amid branches of stylised symmetrical foliage with bands of guilloche enclosing trophies-of-arms, and involving at the point of the chin and at the centre of the gorget-plates respectively, a lion's mask and a lion grasping a further trophy-of-arms (the left of the peak and the left of the upper gorget-plates showing losses, the right of the peak, the left of the upper front gorget-plate and the front left of the lowest front gorget plate repaired with riveted internal patches, minor cracks and perforations, some patination and wear overall) Inv. no. A017. The etched decoration of this helmet closely resembles that of a fine, early 17th century Italian cuirass and reinforcing breastplate, probably belonging to the same armour, in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Acc. Nos 14.25.796, 797 & 817. See S.V.Grancsay 1955, cat. no. 16, pp. 8-9).

A FINE ENGLISH SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN BY GEORGE (2)JONES, LONDON SILVER HALLMARKS FOR 1755 with earlier Dutch two-stage swamped barrel fitted with silver fore-sight formed as a bearded grotesque, chiselled over the breech with a scrollwork panel enclosing a seated warrior, an elaborate grotesque mask, a walled city and differing cavalry scenes arranged vertically beneath a band of acanthus, engraved breech tang incorporating a moulded back-sight, signed stepped lock engraved with border ornament and with a spray of foliage on the tail, sliding bolt safety-catch, figured walnut full stock carved with with a scrolling shell about the breech tang (the butt with scratches and bruising), full rococo silver mounts cast and chased in low relief, comprising classical trophy-of-arms side-plate, trigger-guard engraved with a flower on the bow and with rococo finial, butt-plate chiselled and engraved with flowers and shell ornament, three moulded ramrod-pipes and vacant escutcheon incorporating an expanded flowerhead (later ramrod) Inv. no. F029. George Jones is recorded in St Martin's Lane, Long Acre circa 1734-50 and at Newport Street in 1756. He had unproved guns seized by the Gunmaker's Company, which might explain his choice of the barrel on this gun.

A 16 BORE CONTINENTAL D.B. PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN, CIRCA 1830 with rebrowned twist sighted barrels, engraved breeches inlaid with brass panels, engraved breech tang decorated with a trophy, engraved flush-fitting locks fitted with gravity-stops, inlaid with brass panels and decorated with scrolling serpents and foliage, figured walnut half-stock, chequered grip, raised cheek-piece carved with a spray of foliage to the rear, scrolling horn trigger-guard (cracked) reinforced with a steel strip, engraved steel trigger-plate extending to a pineapple final ahead of the trigger-guard, engraved steel butt-plate, and original horn-tipped wooden ramrod 80.5cm; 31 3/4in barrels

A 20 BORE D.B. PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY JOSEPH MANTON, DAVIES STREET, BERKELEY SQUARE, LONDON, NO. 2046, CIRCA 1803, rebuilt from flintlock by Samuel and Charles Smith with signed rebrowned fitted with a short semi-circular fore-sight on the rib at the muzzles, engraved reblued breeches fitted with anvils for mushroom percussion caps, scroll-engraved grooved breech tang, signed stepped bevelled locks engraved with foliage on the tails, scroll-engraved hammers, figured walnut half-stock, chequered grip, engraved steel mounts comprising trigger-guard decorated with a trophy-of-arms on the bow and with pineapple finial, butt-plate, ramrod-pipes, silver barrel bolt escutcheons, and vacant silver escutcheon, and brass-tipped wooden ramrod: in original fitted mahogany case lined in green baize (the lining worn, trade label with small tears), the lid with flush-fitted brass carrying handle, brass escutcheon engraved with the owner's crest, a badger proper, and initials 'ESBan additional plaque inscribed 'Capt. Newnham Davis', and retaining some associated accessories including a brass bullet mould for a .450 rifle 80cm; 31 1/2in barrels Literature W. Keith Neal and D. H. L. Back, The Mantons: Gunmakers, London 1966, p.234.

A FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOL BY H.W.MORTIMER & SON LONDON, GUNMAKERS TO HIS MAJESTY, NO.1357, CIRCA 1806-10 with signed octagonal sighted barrel inlaid with a platinum line at the breech (worn), platinum vent, engraved case-hardened grooved breech tang fitted with back-sight, signed bolted detented lock engraved with border ornament and flowers, fitted with roller, semi rainproof pan, and 'French' cock (top-jaw replaced), set trigger, highly figured walnut full stock (the fore-end with minor repairs), saw-handled butt grooved at the top for sighting and cut with fine chequering, the base inset with an engraved oval plaque, engraved steel mounts comprising spurred trigger-guard decorated with a trophy carrying an oval with the maker's address on the bow, pineapple finial, and a pair of ramrod-pipes, and associated brass-tipped ramrod 40cm; 15 3/4in

A SILVER MOUNTED FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY E.NORTH, LONDON, LONDON SILVER HALLMARKS FOR 1743 with swamped two-stage barrel signed on a raised moulding terminating in a scallop over the breech and stamped with the maker's mark, gold vent, engraved barrel tang fitted with pronounced back-sight, rounded lock signed on a scroll and fitted with sliding safety-catch (incomplete), figured walnut full stock carved with a scallop shell about the barrel tang (fore-end cracked), full silver mounts cast and chased in low relief, comprising side-plate pierced with elaborate trophies-of-war, spurred pommel decorated with further trophies and fitted with grotesque mask cap, trigger-guard chased with a flower on the bow, a pair of moulded ramrod-pipes, vacant trophy-of-arms escutcheon, and original silver-tipped ebony ramrod (the silver parts rubbed, one barrel bolt missing, ramrod incomplete) 36cm; 14 1/8in Edward North was made free of the Gunmaker's Company in 1729, registered his mark in 1733 and became Master in 1753. It is likely that the vent was lined in gold and the back-sight added in the very early part of the pistol's working life.

Four Sporting Trophy Heads:-Grants Gazelle by Roland Ward; Blackbuck; two Roe Deer.

After Phil May-Supermarine S5 1927 and Macchi M52 1927-Schneider Trophy Seaplanes, a pair of colour prints framed as one, signed and inscribed on the mount.

A Victorian/Edwardian Court Sword, the steel triangular section blade etched with foliage and military trophy, by Hill Bros., Old Bond Street, London W, the cut steel hilt with shell guard, beaded wrythen fluted grip and vase shaped pommel, with cut steel strap and sword knot, steel mounted black leather scabbard; an Indian dagger with brass sheath-2

A Victorian Court Sword, the steel blade etched with a martial trophy and scrolling foliage, by Anderso & Sons, York, the gilt brass hilt with shell guard applied with crowned VR cypher flanked by laurel leaves, wire bound grip, stirrup knuckle bow and crown pommel, with gilt metal and crimson metal thread sword knot, gilt mounted black leather scabbard and black leather-cloth slip.

A First World War Period Turkish Infantry Officer's Sword, the single edge fullered steel blade etched with a martial trophy, star and crescent, the rib etched Vahram Tagirian Constantinople, the brass hilt with foliate chased and cast stirrup knuckle bow, star and crescent cast langet, wire bound fishskin grip, with steel scabbard.

A BRASS-BARRELLED FLINTLOCK BLUNDERBUSS BY JOSEPH SANDERS, LONDON, Circa 1780, with 16in. two-stage swamped barrel, the octagonal breech-section engraved with foliage and signed 'SANDERS. BOROUGH. LONDON', scroll engraved iron tang, border engraved rounded lock signed 'SANDERS' and engraved with a spray of foliage on the tail (cock heavily cleaned, top-jaw and screw replaced), walnut full stock carved with a shell in relief behind the barrel tang (cracked through and repaired beneath lock, fore-end repaired), engraved brass mounts including side-plate decorated with a trophy of arms, and later brass-mounted ramrod with worm, Tower private proof marks.

A CASED PAIR OF 25-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY JOHN JONES & SON, LONDON, Circa 1820, 14 1/4in. overall, with rebrowned twist octagonal barrels each signed 'LONDON' and inlaid with a single platinum line at the breech, platinum-lined touch-holes, silver fore-sights, scroll engraved tangs each incorporating the rear-sight, flat bevelled detented bolted locks each signed 'INO. JONES / & SON', engraved with a martial trophy and with stepped tail, semi-rainproof pan, an roller, figured walnut full stocks, chequered butts, engraved iron mounts including trigger-guards each retaining some blued finish, set triggers, silver escutcheons and barrel-bolt escutcheons, and original brass-mounted ramrods each with worm, Birmingham proof marks, in fitted mahogany case lined in green baize with some accessories including red leather-covered powder-flask and iron pincer-type bullet-mould, the exterior with shaped brass escutcheon with flush-fitting carrying handle. Other Notes: John Jones & Son are r corded as Birmingham makers from circa 1811 until 1830. They had a London retail outlet in The Minories between 1826 and 1829.

A 25-BORE SILVER-MOUNTED BRASS FLINTLOCK TURN-OFF PISTOL BY WILSON, LONDON, Second quarter of the 18th century, 12in. overall, with three-stage cannon barrel, the top of the breech engraved 'LONDON' above a spray of foliage and signed 'WILSON' below the pan, walnut butt carved with a shell in relief behind the barrel tang, silver mounts comprising trophy of arms side-plate and escutcheon, and grotesque mask cap, iron trigger-guard (some wear throughout), London proof marks, maker's mark of Richard Wilson. Other Notes: Richard Wilson was made free of the Gunmakers' Company in 1725 and served as Master in 1741. He held contracts for the East India Company, the Hudson's Bay Company and the Royal African Company. He died in 1766.

A RARE CASED 52-BORE AIR RIFLE WITH INTERCHANGEABLE 32-BORE SMOOTHBORE BARREL BY SAMUEL STAUDENMAYER, LONDON, Early 19th century, with 27 1/4in. octagonal browned twist sighted breech-loading barrel with multi-groove rifling and signed 'STAUDENMAYER. LONDON' in gold towards the breech, the gold-inlaid tap-action breech feeding from a short under-barrel tubular magazine, brass action with applied engraved steel panels on each side, that on the left with a safety-catch, that on the right signed 'STAUDENMAYER / LONDON' with cocking-lever, external mainspring and retaining traces of original case-hardened finish, trigger-guard engraved with trophy of arms, the top of the block with applied silver panel, and leather-covered butt reservoir (leather damaged), in original fitted mahogany case lined in green baize (compartment lid replaced) with accessories including stirrup-pump, and 26 1/2in. two-stage browned twist sighted smoothbore barrel with gold-inlaid line at the breech and signed 'STAUDENMAYER. LONDON' within a gold-inlaid ribbon, and original brass-mounted ramrod, the lid with Staudenmayer trade label with No. 35 Jermyn Street address and stating "From Mr. Mantons, Dover Street", the exterior with flush-fitting brass carrying handle.

A 12-BORE SILVER-MOUNTED FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN SIGNED GRIFFIN, London silver hallmarks for 1757, reconverted from percussion, with 38 1/4in. slightly swamped French barrel (discoloured) with three-quarter length sighting flat and worn rococo ornament towards the breech retaining traces of gilding, silver fore-sight, grooved tang, border and scroll engraved rounded lock with safety-catch and signed 'GRIFFIN' (signature refreshed), walnut full stock (fore-end repaired) carved in low relief with a shell behind the barrel tang, silver mounts including trigger-guard decorated with a panel depicting Bacchus in low relief on the bow and with floral finial, pierced trophy of arms side-plate, and butt-plate with rococo ornament on the tang, and brass-tipped whale-bone ramrod with worm .

A 12-BORE FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN BY JOVER, LONDON, Circa 1775, with 40 1/2in. rebrowned two-stage swamped barrel with chiselled girdle and signed 'LONG ACRE. LONDON' on the octagonal breech-section, silver spider fore-sight, foliate engraved tang, flat bevelled border engraved lock signed 'JOVER' (cock an old replacement), figured walnut half-stock (reduced from full stock) with applied leather cheek-pad and carved in relief with a shell around the barrel tang, chequered grip, engraved iron mounts including butt-plate decorated with a martial trophy and trigger-guard with acorn finial, later brass-mounted ramrod (some corrosion to iron parts), Tower private proof marks.

A CASED 15-BORE SILVER-MOUNTED DOUBLE-BARRELLED FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN BY W.A. BECKWITH, LONDON, serial no. 1337, London silver hallmarks for 1815, with 32in. rebrowned twist barrels signed 'W.A. BECKWITH. LONDON' in gold on the rib, patent breeches each with platinum-lined touch-hole and single inlaid platinum line with a gold-inlaid sunburst on the rib between, foliate engraved grooved tang, flat bevelled locks engraved with foliage and each signed 'W.A. BECKWITH' and with stepped-tail, rainproof pan and roller (one cock and both steels replaced, both steels refaced, figured walnut pistolgrip half-stock with chequered grip, silver mounts including trigger-guard engraved with four partridge in a landscape and butt-plate engraved with a trophy of arms, silver barrel-bolt escutcheons, and later brass-mounted ramrod (some discolouration to locks), London proof marks, in relined fitted oak case, probably original, with some accessories including leather-covered Hawksley powder-flask with white metal charger, and single leather shot-belt with Sykes Patent sprung brass charger, the lid with W.A. Beckwith trade, the exterior with circular brass escutcheon. Other Notes: William Andrew Beckwith was apprenticed to Wattel Clark in 1785 and made free of the Gunmakers' Company in 1801. He was master of the Gunmakers' Company in 1808, 1814, 1825 and 1840.

A 100-BORE FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK PISTOL SIGNED H. NOCK, LONDON, Circa 1815-20, 5 1/4in. overall, with turn-off barrel, signed action engraved with a trophy of arms on each side, engraved thumb-piece safety-catch also locking the steel, engraved trigger-guard, and flat-sided walnut butt (iron parts discoloured), Birmingham proof marks.

A 20-BORE SILVER-MOUNTED BRASS FLINTLOCK PISTOL BY BRANDER, LONDON, Circa 1755, 12 1/2in. overall, with fixed four-stage cannon barrel signed 'LONDON' within a spray of foliage on top of breech and 'BRANDER' beneath the pan, engraved iron tang, border engraved action (jaw-screw replaced), engraved brass sliding trigger-guard safety-catch, swelling walnut butt carved with a shell in low relief behind the barrel-tang, cast and chased silver mounts comprising trophy of arms side-plate, grotesque mask pommel, trophy of arms escutcheon and a small spray of foliage behind the action, and later horn-tipped ramrod with worm, London proof marks, maker's mark of William (2) Brander. Other Notes: William (2) Brander, father of Martin Brander, was made free of the Gunmakers' Company in 1748. He was elected master in 1767, 1772 and 1779.

A RARE PAIR OF 90-BORE THREE-BARRELLED TAP-ACTION FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK PISTOLS BY W. PARKER, LONDON, Circa 1800, 8in. overall, with turn-off barrels numbered from '1' to '5' (the sixth barrel is not numbered), the barrels also marked with a series of punched dots, border engraved breeches and actions, the latter each signed 'W. PARKER' on one side and 'HOLBORN / LONDON' on the other within a trophy of arms, thumb-piece safety-catches each also locking the steel, tap-lever on the left side of the actions, flat-sided walnut butts, and foliate engraved trigger-guards (some patches of corrosion to the barrels, some discolouration throughout), in relined and refitted mahogany case (applied brass corners and straps) with W. Parker trade label.

A FINE CASED PAIR OF 36-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS BY CHAS. GRIERSON, LONDON, serial no. 100, circa 1800, 15in. overall, with slightly swamped octagonal twist sighted barrels each signed 'GRIERSON. GUN MAKER TO HIS MAJESTY' and engraved with a band of foliage at the breech, gold-lined touch-holes, each tang engraved with scrollwork and a small trophy of arms, signed engraved bolted flat bevelled locks each with stepped tail, semi-rainproof gold-lined pan and roller (one top-jaw, screw and steel expert replacements), finely figured walnut full stocks each with flat-sided butt and finely figured fore-end cap, engraved spurred trigger-guards each with pineapple finial, and horn-tipped rosewood ramrods, one with worm, London proof marks, in original fitted mahogany case lined with green baize, the lid with trade label of circa 1797-1838, with accessories including leather-covered three-way powder-flask, iron pincer bullet-mould, and bone-handled brush, the exterior with flush-fitting brass carrying handle.

A RARE 22-BORE SARTORIS PATENT BREECH-LOADING PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE BY A.F. BIVEN, LONDON, serial no. 154, Converted from flintlock, with 27 1/2in. rebrowned twist round barrel with sprung foliate engraved handle, tip-up hinged breech-block engraved with a martial trophy and with a single-leaf tangent rear-sight and turned lifting handle, the breech-block locking to the barrel by way of an interrupted thread, the barrel with two blued bands, that at the muzzle with the tunnel fore-sight, the other in the middle of the barrel with a further single-leaf tangent sight, tang engraved with foliage and a further martial trophy and fitted with a windage adjustable aperture sight, foliate engraved flat lock signed 'A.F. BIVEN / REGENT ST. WATERLOO PLACE', figured walnut full stock (working replacement) with raised cheek-piece, chequered grip and fore-end, iron mounts including scrolled trigger-guard and butt-plate each engraved with foliage and martial trophies, and retaining some original blued finish, and iron sling mounts. Provenance: The Atkin, Grant, Lang and Lancaster Collection, Sotheby's, London, 15th April 1993, 749.Other Notes: See footnote to 635.

A 14-BORE FORSYTH PATENT ROLLER PRIMER SINGLE-BARRELLED SPORTING GUN, serial no. 381, Circa 1810, with 29in. rebrowned twist sighted barrel signed 'FORSYTH & CO. PATENT GUN MAKER'S. LONDON' in gold, patent breech inlaid with two gold-lines, scroll engraved primer (drum replaced), tang engraved with a martial trophy, engraved flat bevelled lock signed 'FORSYTH & CO. / PATENT' with stepped tail (hammer replaced), figured walnut half-stock (cracked below lock and by side-nail, rebuilt around the front of the lock), chequered grip, engraved iron mounts including trigger-plate with pineapple finial, silver escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, silver fore-end cap, and later ramrod with worm. Provenance: Clay P. Bedford (No. 351).Literature: Early Firearms of Great Britain and Ireland from the Collection of Clay P. Bedford, pl. 182, p. 163. W. Keith Neal & D.H.L. Back, Forsyth & Co.: Patent Gunmakers, p. 36

A Silver Trophy, Birmingham 1908, marks rubbed, 15 cm diameter, and an etched glass claret jug, with silver plated mounts (2)

Assorted First Day Covers, in three albums, including Tourist Trophy Races 1975, Banks Pioneers and others

A SWISS MUSICAL BOX, the 13 1/4" cylinder playing eight airs as listed on the tune sheet, stained and ebonised case, the hinged lid with stringing, kingwood banding and central marquetry music trophy, foliate base and bracket feet, first patented Sept 22 1885, case 28 3/4" wide

Silver, comprising; a rectangular cigarette box, wooden lined within, three twin handled trophy cups, two silver mounted clothes brushes and a shaped oval silver ashtray, Birmingham 1922.

A Victorian plated twin handled challenge trophy cup, detailed 'Southampton Model Yacht Club Challenge Cup 3ft Class......', the detachable lid with a squirrel finial, with a turned wooden stand and three related black and white photographs of model yachts, glazed in a wooden frame.

A silver twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1932, a silver circular shallow dish, Birmingham 1937 and a plated seven bar toast rack, the oval base on four ball feet.

A WMF plated small golfing trophy, cast as a golfer about to take a swing, the ebony plinth mounted with a plaque engraved '1937 - Kuckreja Cup 2nd Prize Major J H Anderson'.

A small silver golfing trophy and cover, the lid with a golfer finial, the baluster shaped body flanked by four golf clubs, presentation engraved, Birmingham 1950.

A pair of sterling tazze with beaded rims, a silver circular dish, Birmingham 1919, and a silver trophy cup, together with a Victorian silver baluster christening tankard embossed with flowers and scrolls, London 1852 (converted to a cream jug) and a white metal punch ladle bowl (faults).

Pre-1960 Race Programmes Includes Brooklands British Empire Trophy Race 1932 and 1935, Brighton Speed Trials 1936, British Grand Prix 1948 (not reproduction), 1955 Tourist Trophy (with press releases) and Shelsley Walsh May 1938. Varied condition (11)

Two Framed 1950s Monaco Grand Prix Photographs Two black/white images dating from 1950s, one of the starting grid and the other of Moss holding the winner's trophy. Both framed/glazed, largest 35x30cm. (2)

Edwardian Art Nouveau design trophy cup having a shallow bowl and triple swept handles, engraved decoration 'The Bowie Cup (Golf) May 1914', Sheffield 1911, makers James Dixon & Sons, 20.5cm high

a pair of specimen flower vases by Elkington & Co with two angular handles flanking a tapering octagonal body on a conforming foot, 7 inches high, Birmingham 1910, another silver specimen vase (A/F), and two plated trophy cups engraved Oriana and Chusan (5)

A late 19th/early 20th Century French mantel clock, the 8-day movement striking on bell, white enamel dial with floral garland, contained in 'bronzed' spelter case surmounted by laurel wreath trophy pediment, a figure of a boy with pitcher standing at the side, on pink and white marble base with gilt metal scroll feet, 46cm high.

'The Newmarket And Thurlow Hunt', c1938 - A large silver twin handled trophy cup, engraved 'members race 4th April 1938'. London, c.1937. 22cm high, 16.7ozs. A 19th century, cut glass and silver mounted mustard; also a small silver pedestal bowl. (2)