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A Victorian silver trophy goblet, by William Gibson & John Langman, London, c.1897. With half reeded body on slender knop column, raised circular foot, with beaded edge. 20cm high, 7ozs.

A collection of small Victorian silver items, to include: a Liberty's Cymric silver and enamel teaspoon; a vesta in the form of a tied pillow; a miniature trophy tyg; two small hand mirrors, and further items. (11)

J. Unghans, 8-Day Striking Ting Tang Oak Mantel Clock having raised carved swag and reeded decoration, with bevelled glass front, having gilt dial with Arabic numerals, presentation plaque "Tourist Trophy Motorcycle Hill Climb, Isle of Man, 1910", 44cm high

A silver bud vase, Birmingham 1910, and a silver trophy, London 1929

A German embossed and chased beaker with a portrait of the knight Franz Sickingen amongst fruit and foliage with armorial trophy medallion, 13.5cm high note. Franz von Sickingen (1481-1523)was a notable German Knight. He was born at Ebernburg, rising to the rank of Imperial Chamberlain after securing the election of Charles V. He died in Kaiserslautern.

A late 19th century cold painted metal game trophy

A SILVER BRIGHTCUT CREAM JUG, a two handled silver bowl, an embossed bowl and a small trophy cup

A large silver plated trophy cup with circular stepped base with twin handles and knopped lid. Overall general scratches and marks with spots of tarnishing, overall the plating has worn and become discoloured.

Four assorted miniature trophies with plinths each with engraving and one with lid the finial depicting a man in a golfing pose. All the tropies are in reasonable condition. The largest has a lid with a golfer on the top. The whole trophy is tarnished, but the lid especially so. The rim of the lid is badly bent, so it does not sit properly on top of the trophy. The trophy is marked '1937, The Barth Cup, A.J. Field'. The stand is in good condition. The hallmark is clear and unrubbed. he second biggest cup is quite badly dented. It is marked 'C.S.C. Snooker Cup Winner 1936'. The stand is scuffed but in reasonably good condition. The hallmark is very rubbed. he two small cups are both a little dented. One of them has broken away from its stand. Both stands are scuffed and scratched, but in reasonable condition. They are engraved 'The Tyson Challenge Cup Won by A.J. Field 1925', and 'K.U.R. Golf Club Rhodes Cup 1945 A.J. Field'. One of them is silver and its hallmark is clear. The other is marked Mappin and Webb plate. All the cups have surface scratches and areas of tarnish.

Silver twin handle trophy, Chester 1913, silver nips, silver condiments etc

Best, Gerald A. Roland Ward’s Record Big Game, eleventh edition (Africa), London 1962. Green cloth, autograph dedication by the author dated 15.10.62, octavo., and Dyer, Antony. The Big Five, limited edition 190/1000, signed by the author and the artist, Bob Kuhn, Trophy Room Books, Agoura 1996. Boards, dustjacket, quarto; Maxwell, Marius. Stalking Big Game with a Camera in Equitorial Africa with a Monograph on the African Elephant, limited edition no.8, signed by the author, Heinemann, London 1925. Blue cloth, Royal quarto; and Harris, Captain W Cornwallis. Portraits of The Game and Wild Animals of South Africa, Sable, Cape Town 1986 (a reproduction of the 1840 edition with colour plates). Grey cloth, dustjacket, folio

A late Victorian silver trophy cup with a pair of scroll handles on a circular foot, Sheffield 1899, height approx 37.5cm

A plated twin handled challenge trophy cup, with scrolling handles, presentation inscribed and two silver small trophy cups, presentation inscribed, Sheffield 1910 and 1911.

A shaped circular trophy bowl, with decorated shaped rims, detailed Sterling silver and a twin handled trophy cup, probably Indian, both presentation inscribed and with turned ebonised stands.

M. Furius L.f. Philus (119 BC), silver denarius, obv., head of Janus, 'M FOVRI L F' rev. Roma standing left, crowning trophy with carnyx and shield on each side, star above Roma, 'ROMA' to right, 'PHILI' in exergue, about very fine

C. Egnatuleius C.f. (97 BC), silver quinarius, obv. Head of Apollo right, 'C EGNATVLEI C F', with 'Q' below, rev. Victory standing left, inscribing shield attached to trophy, 'Q' in central field, 'ROMA' in exergue, very fine

Vespasian (69-79 AD), silver denarius, rev. 'IVDAEA', Judaea seated beside trophy, fine

Hadrian (117-138 AD), silver denarius, rev. 'P M TR P COS III', Mars advancing right, carrying spear and trophy, very fine

An Edwardian mahogany music cabinet, the lyre end supports painted with musical trophy decoration, the cylinder door rolls back to reveal storage compartment, raised on outswept supports, 44cm (17 1/2in) high

A hallmarked silver and clear cut glass sugar castor, together with a silver small twin handled trophy (2).

A cut glass vase inscribed 'Colin Gibson Aston Villa and England 1923-1992 Memorial Trophy'.

JOHN W MOYER: TROPHY HEADS, NY 1962, orig cl d/w

A rosewood, walnut and marquetry oval occasional table, late 19th/early 20th century, the top with pierced three-quarter gallery and central marquetry musical trophy, above three small drawers, on cabriole shaped-square section tapering legs, with kidney-shaped undertier, 80cm high, 50cm wide, 36cm deep (damage)

A Silver 1926 Golf Competition Trophy, 23cm High, Sheffield 1924.

A Small Heavy Silver Trophy Sheffield Hallmark Date Stamp Rubbed. c. 1930.

Naze Golf Club,'Garnham Cup', a silver trophy cup, engraved and dated 1928, 11.8ozs. With wooden base mounted with plaque and engraved winner name 'W.C.P. Hepworth'; A silver trophy cup engraved 'Challenge Cup' presented by A.N Garland' 1915; two further smaller silver trophy cups presented by 'R N S Y C' sailing club to 'Twinkle'. (4)

MILITARY INTEREST: MAPPIN & WEBB SILVER PLATED TROPHY RELATING TO OUDH SQUADRON (INDIAN ARMY), dated 1914. 20cm

Primer Campeonato Mundial De Football 1930 Montevideo, a souvenir fold-out publication with portraits of the Uruguayan team and illustrations of the Centenary Stadium, the Jules Rimet Trophy and the city of Montevideo, advertisements by Almacen y Bar "Caballero"

A replica of the World Cup trophy signed by 8 members of the Italian World Cup winning team 2006, comprising: Cannavaro, Pirlo, Materazzi, Toni, Del Piero, Perrotta, Buffon & Grosso; sold together with a COA, a colour photo of the Italian team and an Italian flag (4)

A miniature replica of the World Cup trophy presented by FIFA to Paulo Cesar at Germany 2006, by Bertoni of Milan in gold plate, set on a cubic marble base with a plaque inscribed FIFA WORLD CUP, GERMANY 2006, in a fitted carrying case, overall height of trophy 16cm., 6 1/4in.

A FIFA World Cup Champion's medal presented to Paulo Cesar at Germany 2006, in gilt by Bertoni of Milan, the obverse with the World Cup Trophy in raised relief, the reverse inscribed FIFA WORLD CUP CHAMPION, 2006 FIFA WORLD CUP, GERMANY, in fitted case

A framed postcard display titled Burnley FC English Cup Winners 1913-14', mounted with 13 real photo portrait postcards of Edwards (trainer), Boyle (captain), Dawson, Sewell, Bamford, Taylor, Halley, Watson, Lindley, Hodgson, Nesbit, Freeman and Mosscrop all with manuscript identification, and a further card of the F.A. Cup trophy, in its original oak frame under glass, 74 by 53.5cm., 29 by 21in.

A framed silk handkerchief commemorating the Arsenal v Newcastle United 1952 F.A. Cup final, printed with central depiction of Wembley, a football and the trophy between the inscription, surrounded with vignettes listing details of all previous winners, mounted, framed & glazed, 48 by 49cm., 19 by 19 1/4in.

Bill Davies's gold medal chain, a group of seven inter-linked gold golfing medals including examples for Winchester Country Club dated 19th June 1931, four P.G.A. medals, one inscribed for the 1933 Ryder Cup, two for the Leeds Cup 1931 & 1939, the other for the Tooting Bec Cup 1934, the medal on the extreme left for the Northern Professional Championship Penrose-Green Trophy 1935, the other medal uninscribed but bearing the city arms of Liverpool

The Dum Dum Golfing Club Handicap Cup of 1831, an early example of a golfing trophy in the form of a hallmarked silver cup and cover of campana form with grape and vine and other decoration, a plain band on the body inscribed GOLF HANDICAP CUP, GIVEN BY ANDREW WIGHT ESQ. AND PLAYED FOR OVER THE DUM DUM LINKS ON 22ND JAN. 1831, WON BY CAPTAIN CHARLES GRAHAM B.H.A., IN 72 STROKES BEATING ELEVEN COMPETITORS, height 27cm., 10 1/2in., weight 1183gr., 38oz. 0dwt. The Dum Dum Golfing club was formed in 1829 and is the oldest golf course in the world outside of the British Isles, and older than a good deal of historic British clubs. It was later re-named the Calcutta Golf Club, and later still in 1911 the Royal Calcutta, following a visit by King George V and Queen Mary who conferred the title. The original links at Dum Dum are now the location of Calcutta's international airport. The present course is sited at Tollygunge

A bronze competitor's medal from the Jubilee Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon in 1926, the obverse depicting the gentlemen's singles trophy and inscribed JUBILEE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS, the reverse inscribed WIMBLEDON, 1877-1926 and in a reserved panel engraved with the competitor's name M.A. THOMAS

A silver-plated miniature replica of The Football Association Challenge Trophy, by Toye, Kenning & Spencer Ltd, London, inscribed THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE TROPHY, fitted on an ebonised plinth with a plated band, in original fitted box, height 25.5cm., 10in. This trophy is an example of a miniature replica that was made for presentation to the winning club in the Challenge Trophy, a competition first held in 1970

Mike Hawthorne in a Ferrari, Silverstone, Daily Express International Trophy 1953

A George V two handled lidded Trophy Cup, with hollow cast and applied scrolling handles, to a girdled body and pull-off cover, raised on a spreading circular foot, with further ebonised base, and presentation inscription for “Crawshay Bowls League 1939”, total height 10 ½”, weight 13 ozs

A late 18th Century oak cased 8-day Long-case Clock, Davy of Norwich, the arched hood with shaped pediment over panelled freestanding columns, with brass capitals, over an ogee throat and long arched trunk door to a plinth base, to an 11 ½” first period painted dial, with rosette and urn gilt highlighted decoration to the arch and rural trophy spandrels, to Roman and Arabic chapter ring, with subsidiary seconds and date sector and pierced steel hands, to an Osborne stamped false plate and movement united by four knopped pillars, and anchor escapement with rack strike on a bell, height 81”

A Victorian silver cup, with foliate engraved decoration on beaded column and spread foot, London 1871, makers mark ECB, 17.5cm high; a small silver trophy cup, Sheffield 1905, and a Christening mug, London 1929, (3)

A small two handled silver golfing trophy, "Wimbledon Common Golf Club Hood cup winner 1938", the cover surmounted by the figure of a golfer, Birmingham 1936; together with a cut glass and silver mounted sugar shaker

Handsworth Golf Club silver trophy 'Captain's Prize 1918', of two handled tapering octagonal form, spreading base, Brimingham 1918 21cm high 8oz

A silver and enamel golfing medal Carnoustie Golf Club, the obverse with an enamel roundel depicting the club house (damaged) within an inscribed border and crossed clubs, the reverse inscribed 'Brand Trophy, 1970, runner-up, J. C. Ogilvie', ring suspension, 3.2cm; together with a silver medal superimposed with a profile portrait of Queen Victoria, above a star and crossed clubs, surmounted by a crown, inscribed to the reverse, 'Cornwall Handicap Challenge Cup, 1921', with silk ribbon (2)

*Boxing trophy 27th Lancers c.1943, 1926 x-country medallion, Cambridge Constabulary Police badges and Irish regimental badge

A carved Stag's head, Tyrolean, 19th century naturalistically painted and surmounted by trophy antlers, mounted on a carved and polychrome scroll cartouche with cherub's head h.127cm., w.55cm.

Silver two handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1930, the somewhat cylindrical body with a relief band of stylised flowers and upright handles, on waisted stem and spreading foot. Height 25.5cm.

A TROPHY of goblet form with inscribed ovoid top, knopped stem and spreading foot, 11 3/4 high, Birmingham 1929, 14ozs

A pair of plated hexagonal candlesticks with beaded knops, on flared hexagonal bases, together with a small silver trophy cup, three small plated trophy cups, a plated tankard and a collection of plated cutlery.

Plated and metal wares, comprising; a three piece tea set, two owl shaped pepperettes, a trophy cup and a sugar scuttle.

A Victorian silver challenge trophy cup, on a beaded circular foot, London 1876.

A circular silver trophy limited edition dish, designed by Stuart Devlin, in commemoration of the achievements of 'Grundy', champion racehorse of 1975, in a glazed frame, with a certificate and a coloured print of 'Grundy', glazed and framed.

A silver gilt twin handled trophy vase, Birmingham 1924 and an oval 9ct gold medallion, detailed the Confectioner's, Bakers & Allied Traders Exhibition, London 1924 and engraved Stanton's Hednesford, Birmingham 1924, with an ebonised rectangular display stand, mounted with a gold plaque.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Coinage, Pescennius Niger (AD 193-194), Denarius 3.27g, Antioch, IMP [CAES C PESC NIGER I]VSTI AVG, laureate head right, rev INVICTO IMPER[AT], trophy (RIC 34b var). A little short of flan, toned, very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Coinage, Septimius Severus (AD 193-211), Denarius, rev PART MAX P M TR P X, trophy and two captives (RIC 184); Julia Domna (wife of Septimius Severus), Denarius, rev PVDICITIA, Pudicitia seated left, with hand on breast (RIC 576); Plautilla (wife of Caracalla), Denarius, rev Concordia (RIC 363(a)); Geta (AD 209-212), Denarius, rev Liberalitas (RIC 89). First and last good very fine, the second lightly toned, extremely fine. (4)

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Coinage, Elagabalus (AD 218-222), Antoninianus, rev Mars holding spear and trophy (RIC 122); Denarius, rev Elagabalus standing left, sacrificing over lighted altar, star in left field (RIC 46). First lightly toned, good very fine, the second extremely fine. (2)

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, Charles II, James, Duke of York, Naval Reward and the Battle of Lowestoft, Silver Medal, 1665, by John Roettier, armoured bust right, hair short, a mantle around the shoulders, rev antique military trophy, naval battle beyond, GENVS ANTIQVVM, 63mm (MI 505/143; MH 56). Very fine, two tiny edge knocks. The Battle of Lowestoft fought on the 3rd June, 1665

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, Queen Anne, The Battle of Saragossa, The Capture of Bethune, St Venant and Aire, Copper Medals (2), by J Croker, bust left, ANNA AVGVSTA, revs Victory presents captured standards, and rev a trophy of arms on a pedestal, both 48mm (MI 373/219, 374/220; vL V, 159, 171). Both about extremely fine. (2)

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, Queen Anne, The Capture of Bethune, St Venant and Aire, Copper Medal, 1710, by J Croker, bust of Anne left, ANNA AVGVSTA, rev a trophy of arms on a pedestal, 48mm (MI 374/220; vL V, 171). Choice extremely fine with almost full mint redness. with an old collector’s ticket

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, France,Louis XIV (1638-1643-1715), The Battle of Steenkerque [Steinkirk], Copper Medal, 1692, by Mauger, (8th) head right, rev trophy of arms, DE HISPANIS ANGLIS GERMANIS ET BATAVIS, 41mm (Divo 242; MI 72/281; vL IV, 109); The Peace of Ryswick, 1697, (8th) head right, rev Peace kneels at the feet of the King (Divo 273; MI 183/481; vL IV, 257). Extremely fine or virtually so. (2)