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COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Turkey and the Ottoman Empire, 1571, The Battle of Lepanto (October) and The Birth of Don Ferdinand (December), son of Philip II of Spain, Copper Jettons (2), galley carrying trophy of Turkish arms, TURCAE CLASSE DEVICTA, rev legend, IAM NOVA PROGENIES – 1572, 28.5mm (Dug 2560; Schembri, p.229, 3, similar obverse but dated 1566); Juno with cornucopiae between peacock and a young child, 28.5mm (vL I, 142; Ramon 13674). Both very fine, the first very rare. (2) van Loon incorrectly states the name of the newborn son as Don Diego, this being repeated by VQR. In fact, Diego was the fourth son of Philip II and Anne of Austria and was born in 1575

George III urn-shaped Trophy Cup, with twin handles, one engraved with initials, reeded band and on circular base, maker's mark worn, London 1766, 300grms

George II Trophy Cup, with twin acanthus scrolled handles, urn-shaped base with a reeded band and on a pedestal foot, engraved inscription, "J.B. Beastall", Richard Zouch, London 1740, 460grms

A B.R.D.C. Silverstone programme for the 13th International Trophy Meeting on Saturday 6th May 1961, signed by Tony Brooks, Innes Ireland and Roy Salvadori with Graham Hill signature on attached lined paper, a further unsigned programme, two more dated Saturday 8th July 1961 and two more dated 12th May 1962.

An Edward VII silver racing trophy, Barnards & Dubock, London, 1902 monteith form, embossed with flowers, scrolling foliage and rocaille, winged term handles, engraved on one side The Hotels Cup 1930 and Won by Mrs Cheter Beatty's "Calehill" on the opposite side 53.5cm, 21in over handles 3960gr, 127oz 3dwt

A SILVER EMBOSSED CIRCULAR SMALL ROSE BOWL, London 1903 and three SILVER TROPHY CUPS

a quantity of sporting trophy wall-mount sets of antlers, with wood shield mounts

a Victorian silver agricultural trophy goblet by Frederick Elkington, Birmingham 1884, embossed with prize cattle in a circular scroll bordered reserve, on a knopped stem with a circular foot, 27cm (10.5in) high, 400g (12.75 oz) Engraved Harold Elston Challenge Cup. Presented to The Vale of Honddu Improvement Society

a percussion (conversion) cannon barrel boxlock pistol by Heylin, Cornhill, London, turn-off barrel 3.25 inches, swan neck hammer, side lock engraved HEYLIN within military trophies, the reverse CORNHILL LONDON within C-scroll and military trophy border, the trigger guard engraved with flower head, one piece slab butt, 8.5 inches overall. joseph Heylin, 48 Cornhill Street 1757-79, died 1801: See Blackmore. H.L., A Dictionary of London Gunmakers 1350-1850, page 113.

a Fijian throwing club, the circular head inlaid with human trophy teeth, the stem with carved geometric grip, 43cm long; Another Fijian throwing club with metal lined recess fitted as pipe and opening to side of head to draw smoke, 43cm long; and one other, all with excellent patina, (3).

A foreign silver golf trophy, stamped MIYAMOTO-SHOKO, STERLING SILVER, of circular outline with applied trailing floral and foliate border and initials, on pedestal base incorporating three golf balls 10cm high, 6.5oz

A pair of Georgian style sauceboats, by Brook & Son Sheffield 1914, each of oval outline, with shaped everted rim and scroll handle, raised on three shell-capped hoof feet; a smaller similar pair of sauceboats, Birmingham 1929; also a small twin-handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1911, inscribed THE BALLANTYNE CUP... (5) 14oz total

A collection of various items, to include a pair of shaped circular lidded salts, Sheffield 1903, with matching spoons and blue glass liners; an oval scroll decorated lidded mustard, Birmingham 1899; a set of four pierced shaped oval bon-bon dishes, Birmingham 1903; another bon-bon dish; a miniature twin-handled trophy cup; assorted flatware and condiments (Qty)

ENGLISH AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION grey and bronze metal medallion inscribed 'in appreciation' to reverse, 5.2 cms diameter, together with an official's medal from Wales v Yorkshire 1982, cased, a small trophy, a poster, a tie and circa 370 copies of Boxing News 1953 to 1971, (Qty).

A silver two handled trophy, Birmingham 1954, of tapered cylindrical form with angular handles and domed foot, unengraved, 14cm high

A pair of silver two-handled replica trophy cups, London 1921, both baring inscriptions relating to the Derby Haven Challenge and presented by an R.A. Larmuth Esq, to a J.D. Dickson Esq, dated July 1921 and 24th September 1921, 6oz each, 12cm high, a silver three piece teaset, a three piece silver backed dressing table set with matchingh silver topped glass jar and other items of silver

A silver plated two-handled embossed trophy cup, bears inscription dated 1885, 32cm high, a silver plated christening tankard, a Continental ashtray and cutlery and other items

A pair of Old Sheffield plate candlesticks (one capital detached) and various small silver trophy cups, various 20th century dates and makers

Triang Minic Motorway: set M/1514 European Silver Eight Trophy Race comprising Aston Martin DB6 and E-Type Jaguar, track, throttles and Owners Handbook in original box and extra Chevrolet Corvette Stingray; Cox 3700 Dune Buggy; Mainstream Products orange radio-controlled Ferrari 250 GT Le Mans; Polistil A2 Race Circuit Set, in original boxes (4)

* Silver. A silver presentation tray to Adeline Genee from the Ladies & Gentlemen of the Ballet, Empire Theatre, Leicester Square, London, 28th December 1907, eng. inscription to centre of tray, raised lip with decorative edges, a little tarnished and scratched with deep scratch in centre, hallmarked on base, S.I. Ltd, [London, 1904], 28 x 20 cm, together with a silver presentation trowel for the Adeline Genee Theatre, 6th October 1964, Presented by Mrs E. Laverick, with engraved inscription to upper face, white turned handle, heavily tarnished, hallmarked on base M & W, [Sheffield, 1902], 24 x 8 cm, plus a highly tarnished silver trophy presented by Dancing Times to the Bush-Davies School for Choreographic Competition Senior, with engraved winners names from 1973 and 1978-88, hallmarked [London, 1968], 23 cm tall incl. plastic base. (3)

A George III silver two handled trophy cup, Maker G* London 1790, 13oz.

Circular two handled sugar bowl to/w two handled trophy cup a/f, approx 6 ozs

Mixed box containing soup ladle, toast rack, trophy cups and teapot

A Chinese silver shooting trophy with seal mark and initials 'T.C.', 12cm high, together with a silver novelty Coronation throne, 6cm, a cigar case, a cigarette case and two electroplated bon bon dishes (5)

Elkington silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1882

Silver inkwell, Birmingham 1911, napkin ring, small candlestick, trophy cup and tapered engraved small vase

A GLAZED AND FRAMED POSTER ADVERTISING A FLY FISHING COMPETITION to be held at Lough Arrow on Sunday 27th May 1973, the competition being for the fourth annual Henderson memorial trophy 15 inches x 20 inches overall.

Archery, to include; A Marksmen Archery products professional laminated bow, 'Forest Knight', another by Yeoman No.1238, leather quivers with a multitude of enamel trophy medallions of East Anglian competitions dating from 1952-1958, another with fewer medallions, boxed tubular steel bows (3), another bow and boxed arrows, rules of shooting and Archery Society Handicap tables (3) (a quantity)

A chromium plated Greyhound Racing Trophy, 'Frank Moody Testimonial' 23rd October 1933, as a table lamp on an ebonised base, From the Estate of Lord Taunton, Quantock Lodge, Somerset

A Cape Buffalo shoulder mount, big game trophy, 99cm span

A Wild Boar's head trophy, mounted on a black forest leaf and branch carved plaque #250-350, 1418. A Polar Bear skin rug, felt backing, 224cm long

An Impala neck mount, big game trophy, 42cm span

A red deer stag's trophy mount, on an oak shield with an ivorine plaque, 'Glenshero Oct 8 1920, weight 14st 10lbs'

A 19th century fallow stag's trophy mount, on a hardwood shield

Silver Rolls Royce Motor Club Archers Trophy, dated 1958, the twin scroll handles with a coiled serpent, 22.5cm diameter

Silver Motor Cycle trophy, engraved THE AMATEUR CUP-PRESENTED BY Rudge-Whitworth Ltd. -Glasgow Motor Cycle Club-12 HOURS RELIABILITY TRIAL -WON BY- WILLIAM HOOD-FOR BEST SOLO PERFORMANCE-28TH JUNE 1913, Chester marks for 1913 and maker J&C, 21.2cm high, 5oz

Pair of C18th Style Adam Design Side Chairs with oval backs with bell flower carving, central trophy with ribbons with pierced centre splat decorated with painted bell flowers & central floral motif, saddle shaped front seat on square tapering reeded supports with bead moulding

An Edward VIII Silver 2-Handled Trophy with hardwood stand, Birmingham 1936, maker Adie Bros. Ltd., 17cm high overall (2)

A THREE PIECE SET, an Argyll, silver backed brushes, plated toast racks and other pieces including a silver trophy cup

A LARGE TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, Sheffield 1928 and a silver cigarette case, approximately 22 ozs.

:AN 18-BORE FLINTLOCK SPORTING GUN, late 18th century, with shortened 25 7/8in. two-stage twist sighted barrel signed 'LONDON' on the octagonal breech section, flat bevelled unsigned engraved lock with stepped tail, raised pan and roller, walnut three-quarter stock with chequered grip, horn fore-end cap, brass mounts including trophy of arms side-plate and trigger-guard with acorn finial, later brass-mounted ramrod, London proof marks.

:A PAIR OF 18-BORE FLINTLOCK DUELLING PISTOLS SIGNED SYMONDS, BLANDFORD, expertly reconverted from percussion, early 19th century, 15in. overall, with rebrowned narrow twist octagonal barrels each signed 'BLANDFORD' towards the breech, silver fore-sights, engraved tangs each decorated with foliage, flowers and a small trophy of arms, signed flat detented locks each decorated with a border of running foliage and a spray of foliage on the tail, each lock with safety-catch, semi-rainproof pan and roller, figured walnut half-stocks (minor bruising) each with chequered butt, engraved iron mounts including spurred trigger-guards each with foliate finial, set triggers, dark horn fore-end caps, and original iron-mounted ramrods, London proof marks.

:A 50-BORE BRASS FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK POCKET PISTOL SIGNED H. NOCK, LONDON, circa 1820, 6 1/4in. overall, with turn-off barrel engraved with a band of foliage at the muzzle and numbered '5', signed action (top-jaw and screw replaced) engraved with a trophy of arms on each side, folding trigger, thumbpiece safety-catch also locking the steel, chequered walnut butt, silver escutcheon, Birmingham proof marks, in later lined and fitted mahogany case with powder-flask and iron bullet mould.

:A 10-BORE FLINTLOCK TRAVELLING PISTOL SIGNED OSBORN, LONDON, circa 1815, 10 1/2in. overall, with octagonal sighted twist barrel signed 'LONDON', gold-lined touch-hole, tang incorporating the rear-sight and engraved with foliage and a small martial trophy, engraved flat bevelled lock (top-jaw and screw replaced) signed 'OSBORN' with stepped tail and roller, figured walnut half-stock (repairs to fore-end and above lock) with chequered butt, silver escutcheon and barrel-bolt escutcheons, horn fore-end cap, engraved iron mounts including trigger-guard with pineapple finial, and stirrup ramrod (some discolouration to metal parts), Birmingham proof marks.

:AN AUSTRIAN 20-BORE DOUBLE-BARRELLED PERCUSSION SPORTING GUN BY G. EMPACHER IN WEIN, second quarter of the 19th century, with 30 1/2in. barrels (cleaned bright) with matt rib signed 'G. EMPACHER IN WEIN', the breech-ends each with small gold-lined maker's stamp, the underside of the barrels signed 'FORTE. FA. GIACOMO BERETTA A BRESCIA', engraved breeches each with pierced plug, foliate engraved tang, signed locks engraved with foliage inhabited by monsters, well figured walnut half-stock with chequered grip and raised cheek-piece, engraved iron mounts including butt-plate and trigger-guard each decorated with a trophy of arms, and trigger-plate with a stylised pineapple finial, sling mounts, shield-shaped white metal escutcheon engraved with a crown and the initial 'F', and original brass-tipped ramrod.

:A 12-BORE PERCUSSION SPORTING RIFLE, PROBABLY FRENCH, mid-18th century, converted from flintlock, with 38 1/4in. round barrel with almost full length sighting flat and rifled with eight grooves, silver fore-sight, the stepped breech with silver inlaid cypher surrounded by scrollwork with a trophy of arms and a figure of Victory above, rounded lock chiselled in low relief with scrollwork on the tail and with further inlaid cypher, walnut full stock with chequered grip and raised cheek-piece, brass mounts decorated with scrollwork and foliage, the butt-plate tang with an image of a hunter in contemporary costume holding a gun with a dog at his feet, iron sling mounts, horn fore-end cap, and original horn-tipped ramrod.

Two handled presentation trophy, with inscription, Sheffield 1920, 22oz, 21cm high

A PAIR OF GILT TROPHY TWO BRANCH WALL SCONCES with ribbon tie decoration

Miniature silver twin handled trophy and cover with sheathed acanthus decoration, hallmarked London 1930, upon an ebonised socle, 4.25" high

GEORGE III MAHOGANY BUREAU, the fall front opening to reveal a central cupboard inlaid with a trophy and flanked by four pigeonholes and eight short drawers over four graduated long drawers supported upon bracket feet, 44" wide

A mahogany and gilt metal mounted cabinet, in Louis XVI style, late 19th/ early 20th century, the acanthus mounted cornice above a central glazed door, on either side is a door centred by a marquetry musical trophy, the base with a central frieze drawer with a false drawer on either side, on four stop fluted columns with Doric capitals, the solid undertier on writhen fluted toupie feet, 182cm high, 135cm wide, 44cm deep

A French Louis XVI style ormolu small rectangular wall thermometer, nineteenth century, the alcohol tube with spiral bulb mounted onto cream painted dial variously annotated and calibrated in celsius, the case with military trophy crest above festoon applied moulded surround, 33cm high

A French Empire style ormolu small figural mantel timepiece Unsigned, mid 19th century The eight-day single train movement stamped 582 to backplate, with engine-turned gilt Roman numeral dial in rectangular case surmounted by oil lamp and books and flanked by a robed male figure reading a tablet opposing a globe on pedestal, the plinth base with trophy applied apron and canted angles, on turned feet, 17.5cm high.

a nest of three Edwardian floral painted mahogany tables of serpentine outline, the upper table decorated with a ribbon tied musical trophy, on twin turned legs with trestle feet 57cm wide, 71cm high, 38cm deep

a late 19th century satinwood writing desk the glazed top of breakfront outline with pierced brass gallery and faux dentil cornice enclosing a glass shelf and mirrored interior, the full width frieze drawer ejecting a cylinder fall enclosing pen trays and short drawers and releasing a foldout tooled leather writing slope, each inlaid with a fan patera and a trophy (repectively) flanked by penwork arabesques, on square tapering legs united by an inswept undershelf on spade feet, the whole decorated with ebony lines

An Oriental pedestal trophy cup, the circular base decorated with a dragon.

A Victorian silver trophy goblet with engraved decoration and presentation inscription 'Middleton Agricultural Show' and on a beaded circular foot. Illustrated.

A silver paper knife with a wirework handle and a silver small twin handled trophy cup, Birmingham 1909, with a black stand.

A Victorian silver twin handle trophy and cover, London 1899. Illustrated.

A turned bone needle case, designed as a parasol, a Victorian silver pickle fork, with a mother of pearl handle, Sheffield 1876 and a silver and enamelled shooting trophy spoon, the finial with a scull and crossbones motif, between two lances, Birmingham 1938.