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Hunting Interest. A twin two handled trophy, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1934, inscribed Fowey Harriers, Adjacent Hunts Maiden Race 20 -3 -35 won by H C St Aubyn's 'Lady Day', 17.5cm high and a twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1924, inscribed Bideford and District Farmer Harriers, Point to Point Meeting, Horwood March 11th 1925, Adjacent Hunt Pony Race, 22cm high to include plinth, and a mounted antler, crested and inscribed caught by greyhounds at Anjam, 13th April 1855, 40oz weighable silver (4)

A Louis XVI fruitwood two drawer commode, black painted oval trophy to the top and acorns to the pilasters, ivory key plates, 86 x 24cm wide

Pewter tankard golfing trophy, Nouveau handle with medallion of a golfer, inscription Downe Golf Club 1925

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP on a turned stepped foot, scrolled handles, 8" high, London 1923, 1028 grams.

A silver trophy cup, maker Mappin & Webb, London 1911 with two leaf capped scroll handles on stemmed base (presented); together with an American Sterling silver circular dish stamped J E Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia (presented), 28oz

Two silver trophy cups (presented), 4.5oz; together with five other plated trophy cups (also presented)

A silver sweets basket, maker John Deakin and William P Deakin, Sheffield 1930; a silver trophy bowl; six pieces of silver back dressing table wares; four silver top bottles; a cigarette box (af); a bud vase (af) and a mug (af) and sugar tongs, weighable silver 10oz

A collection of trophy cup plinths; a small cupboard with drawers; two wooden boxes and a leather case

A silver two-handled trophy cup and a tortoiseshell and silver mounted box, the cup of campana form, London 1929, on a tapering stem and domed foot, 18.5cm; the box of rectangular form, the lid inset with a tortoiseshell panel, Birmingham 1922, 10.5cm wide (damaged)

Various makes: Schabak 910-1 Lufthansa set in original box; Lesney Models of Yesteryear, two with original boxes; Corgi Green Hornet's Black Beauty, Batmobile, Trophy gold-plated Austin Healey (lack windscreen), maroon 230 Mercedes-Benz 220 SE Coupe, GAMA Mercedes-Benz 220 S Taxi, other makers, a plastic steam locomotive and six comical figures P-VG (70)

Victorian cast iron trophy, twin scroll handles, biblical scenes in relief, circular foot and an engraving of a Gainsborough style lady by Hoppner

A Continental gilt metal and wire mesh firescreen, in the Louis XV style, late 19th century, with ribbon cast handle above an arched toprail, the imbricated laurel cast frame on four foliate cast cabriole legs, the mesh with central trophy mount, 82cm high, 64cm wide

A Regency gilt pier glass, circa 1815, the frieze painted with a musical trophy above a rectangular mirror plate, flanked by fluted pilasters, 104cm high, 56cm wide

AN ART NOUVEAU STYLE TROPHY BOWL BIRMINGHAM 1934 BY ELKINGTON AND COMPANY the circular bowl with six stylised plant forms rising from a similarly pierced flared quatrefoil foot rim with presentation inscriptions 12cm high bowl 15.5cm in diameter 12oz

Early George V three-handled Trophy Cup, with engraved inscription, maker's mark W. & W., Birmingham 1911, 600grms.

A mixed lot comprising: Two various Vesta Cases, each of square form with side suspension, hinged and sprung lids with strikers to the base; Together with a mother of pearl handled Fruit Knife; A silver cased Cigar Piercing Tool; A hinged rectangular Cigarette Case and a parcel gilt Golfing Trophy Teaspoon, various dates and makers, (6)

A 100-BORE FLINTLOCK BOXLOCK DOUBLE-BARRELLED TAP-ACTION POCKET PISTOL SIGNED BRUNTON, DONCASTER, circa 1817-20, 6 3/4in. overall, with turn-off barrels each engraved with a band of foliage at the muzzle and respectively numbered '3' and '4', signed engraved action decorated on each side with a martial trophy, thumb-piece safety-catch also locking the steel, folding trigger, chequered walnut butt, silver oval escutcheon, and silver lion-mask pommel (some light discolouration throughout), Birmingham view mark.

A FINE AND UNUSUAL CASED PAIR OF FRENCH 40-BORE PERCUSSION TRIGGER-PLATE ACTION PISTOLS BY LE PAGE, ARQER. DU ROI, PARIS, serial no. 3155, dated '1828', 14 7/8in. overall, with blued rifled octagonal sighted barrels each signed 'LE PAGE ARQER. DU ROI' and 'ACIER FONDU' in gold, and each respectively numbered '1' and '2' in gold at the breech, case-hardened breeches, foliate engraved tangs each respectively numbered '1' and '2' in gold, trigger-plates each engraved with a martial trophy and signed 'LE PAGE A PARIS' in gold within a cartouche, spurred trigger-guards engraved with foliage, finely figured walnut half-stocks (one with small repaired crack) each carved with a shell in relief on the fore-end and finely chequered butt, and pommels carved with foliage in low relief with shaped foliate engraved cap, in original fitted brass-bound burr walnut veneered case (lid repaired) lined in green baize and tooled burgundy leather, with accessories including powder-flask with sprung charger, brass powder-measure, loading rods, loading mallet, and bullet mould.

A late Victorian Britannia standard silver two handled trophy cup, date letter and maker's mark rubbed, the body engraved 'To T.R. Colquhoun Dill... Eaton trust 1892-1910', with scroll handles on a spread foot, 12.5cm high, 25 oz

A silver trophy cup by James Deakin & Sons, Sheffield 1910, twin handled with reeded girdle on pedestal foot, engraved with a presentation inscription 'To Les From All His Old Friends Of The 2'7th London Regt 1914-1918', 18cm (7in) high, 30.5 oz

A SMALL COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS comprising, two small trophy cups, a lipstick holder, pair of circular ashtrays, a diamond-shaped dish and three dressing table items (a lot)

Two silver trophy cup goblets; Victorian sugar sifting spoon, with loaded handle; a William III silver rat tail spoon, worn; a Victorian childs silver spoon, with trifid end and a rat tail bowl and a plated stilton scoop, with ivory handle. Different dates and makers. 9.5oz. (304g.). Together with a late Victorian glass mug, with scroll handle and silver rim. Makers William Hutton and Sons Ltd. London, 1894. Together with a patent pickle fork. (8).

A George V two handled Trophy Cup, of urn form with hollow cast and applied scrolling handles, central girdle and raised on a spreading circular foot, Sheffield 1920, Makers mark Walker & Hall; Together with an ebonised plinth base, height of cup 8 ½”, weight 17 ozs

A George V two handled Trophy Cup, of plain circular form, with cast and applied reeded rim and central girdle, with hollow cast and applied acanthus leaf capped handles, to a knopped stem and spreading circular foot, height 7 ½”, weight 17 ½ ozs, London 1920, Makers mark E B & S Limited

A George V two handled Trophy Cup, of plain circular form, with cast and applied foliate border, with hollow cast and applied scrolling handles, to an inverted baluster stem and raised on a domed square foot, with further ebonised base, height 12 ½”, weight 27 ozs, Birmingham 1929, Makers mark A Z Ltd

A set of four Regency period mahogany and floral painted armchairs. in the style of George Seddon. each with a pierced back and festoon of flowers above a torch and quiver trophy, the split cane upholstered balloon-shaped seats between down-swept arms on baluster terminals on ring-turned and splayed tapering legs (4) . Provenance: The Estate of the Hon. Ann L. Fraser.

An Omar Ramsden silver Royal Horticultural Society trophy, the base dated in Roman numerals 1928, the shallow bowl decorated with a tree within a shield and detailed 'Royal Horticultural Society Commemoration Cup', 'Awarded to Messrs L.R. Russell Ltd', the shallow bowl gilt within and supported on a floral and foliate decorated stem, detailed beneath the foot 'Omar Ramsden Me Fecit', London 1927.

Plated wares, comprising; a teapot, a hot water jug, a sugar basin, a milk jug, a sauce boat, a twin handled trophy, a cream jug, a mug, a milk jug with a scrolling handle, an oval glass preserve stand with a swing over handle and a lidded glass preserve stand with a swing over handle.

A George V yachting trophy, by BBS Ltd, Birmingham 1935, of circular two-handled form, on waisted stem with spreading base, engraved inscription, "Rothesay to Cultera Race, Won by Panther" 10 1/2in. (27cm) 15oz.

Victorian silver plated Nautilus shell spoon warmer, a trophy and a posy vase

A large engraving published by F.G.Moon June 10th 1846 depicting the Duke of Wellington addressing his Generals at the dining table with attendant Queen Victoria, Ladies in Waiting and Prince Albert at the doorway, the elaborate trophy of Peace upon the table, the gilt gesso frame applied with trophies of war, heraldic shields, fruit in foliage, crown and ribboned inscription, 1045 x 1463mm overall, frame distressed

3 silver small two-handled trophy cups, a pepperette, a napkin ring and a fiddle pattern spoon.

A late 19th century Swiss musical box playing eight airs on a single comb and 15.5cm cylinder with two Arab figures seated to one side playing each playing two bells, the rosewood lid printed with musical trophy within ebonised rim, 43cm wide

Brian Bowden - A K.& R. 1935 MG EX 135 Humbug. A mint and boxed handbuilt 1:43rd scale white metal and alloy bodied model of the 1935 Brooklands 500 Mile International Trophy car, with alloy trimmed semi-enclosed glass canopy, cream finish spoked wheels and a Humbug livery.

A French porcelain mounted gilt brass clock garniture, circa 1860, in Louis XVI style, the 'Sevres' dial painted to the centre with Cupid and trophy, the Roman chapter reserved on a 'jewelled' bleu de roi gound, eight day movement, striking on a bell, the bow breakfront case cast with classical leafage and beading and inset with 'Sevres' landscape and figural panels on a bleu de roi ground, surmounted by a two-handled urn; the pair of conforming 'Sevres' ovoid urns with domed covers, each painted with a romantic Watteauesque panel within 'jewelled' gilt leafy borders, ram's mask loose ring handles and pineapple finials, on knopped stems and stepped square bases, clock 36cm high, urns 29cm high

A French gilt metal mounted ebonised card table, late19th century, the shaped folding top with inlaid cut brass panel of a bird, flower and trophy above a shaped frieze, on turned and fluted tapering legs, 63.5cm wide, 40cm deep, 74cm high

A mixed lot comprising: A two light candelabra together with a trophy cup, two various hot water pots, pint tankard, siphon coaster, cut table caster and an oval tray (qty)

Three handled trophy cup stamped sterling 'Falsgrave Tennis Club'

A Silver Two Handled Trophy Cup, on wooden base, Sheffield 1935, 26 cm

A Silver Trophy Cup, inscribed, 17 cm, London 1913, and another, silver plated (2)

A Silver Trophy Cup, inscribed, Birmingham 1925, 16.5 cm, and other items of silver and plate (7)

Two small bowls, trophy cup and stand, pair of sugar tongs, two napkin rings, peppermill and a plated pepperette in the form of a barrel (8)

Pair of ornate Dutch white metal tongs embossed with pastoral scenes, stamped Holland, 9 long; also a Continental white metal circular two handled lobed pedestal trophy cup with beaded borders, 5 high (2)

GEORGE III TWO HANDLED PEDESTAL TROPHY CUP, of plain form with single ribbed band and heart shape terminal thumbpiece handles, 7 high, London 1775?, 18oz approx

Silver lidded trophy cup, London 1902, with upright side handles. Height 34cm.

Silver twin handle salt in the form of a trophy and a stem vase

TWO CHINESE OCTAGONAL EXPORT BLUE AND WHITE PORCELAIN PLATES and 2 circular chargers with trophy designs

* Siaia Savoia-Marchetti S.55X. An historic aeronautical trophy, formerly presented to a crew member, unknown of one of the aircraft taking part in the Rome-Chicago-New York-Rome long-distance navigation flight, led by Air Minister Italo Balbo in 1933, these trophies comprise a gilded sphere with winged fin depicting in plan form the twenty-four aircraft taking part with plaque on cube base, 5 in (13.3 cm) high, together with the companion copper model of an S.55X mounted on a sphere with chromium-plated cube-base 4 3/8th in (11.2 cm) high, overall, defective During the night of 30 June/1st July 1933, under the command of Italo Balbo, the Italian Air Force departed on an ambitious project. With twenty-four and one reser highly trained crews Squadriglias Nos. 01-Aug were tasked with the daunting long-distance navigation flight from Rome to New York and return via Chicago. For the first time in aviation history a complete Storno flying in formation flew to New York to a tumultuous welcome. Despite bad weather and some unservicabilitiy the Storno arrived back at the Rome Lido, via Lisbon, after a total flight of approximately 19000 kms on 12 August. -2

* Automobile Club di Como. IV Int. Concorso dEleganza. Coppa dOro, Villa dEste, a fine large decorative plaque for the Gold Cup award, heavy embossed relief design, having applied gilt & enamelled trophy cup to centre; silver-plated bronze, dated 17/18 Septembre 1932, mounted on a polished walnut backing with silver easel support bracket to reverse -1

* MCC Pioneer Run. A bronze medal for the event, inscribed G.M. Bryant 1914 Triumph, together with a small silver-plated trophy cup inscribed The Sir Henry Segrave Trophy dated 1928, and with a small motorcycle or car mascot Speed-nymph styled on the Crossley Company girl-on-wheel motif, older repairs & wear -3

* Miscellaneous. A quantity of Edwardian and pre-WWII photographs, various marques including Rolls-Royce (two with Bernard Shaw) Daimler, Citroen, Morris, Alfa Romeo, Invicta, Bentley, Triumph Dolomite, Chenard-Walcker, Austin, Trojan etc, and including Modern Boy comic with report of the Ards Tourist Trophy race dated 17th August 1929 (approx. 25)

* Schneider Trophy. A good collection of official, private and other photographs many taken at Calshot, Supermarine aircraft portraits, under maintenance, in flight, water taxiing, engines on test and other images, personalities include R. J. Mitchell, H. P. Folland, Flt. Lt. Stainforth and Dry, Sqdn. Ldr. Orlebar, Lady Houston and others, together with a copy of Aircraft Engineering Vol. No. 8, Oct. 1929, with article by Lt. Col. Lockwood Marsh reflecting on the 1929 race (a lot)

A George III silver gilt vase shaped trophy cup and cover by John Wakelin and William Taylor, London 1780, the base part fluted with two reeded loop handles, a beaded round foot and engraved with an oval reserve and a shield and lion rampant crest, the domed cover with a pineapple finial, 27cm high overall (10.75in), 790g gross

A mixed lot of electroplated and pewter Table Wares, comprising: Teapot; Hot Water Pot; Goblet formed Trophy Cup; Two various Trays; Table Caster; Toast Rack; Egg Stand; Pair of Candlesticks; Various other Trophy Cups; Three various pewter Tankards and a pair of pewter Salts etc, (Qty)

A mixed lot comprising: A George V lidded Trophy Cup, of circular form, with pull-off cover; Together with a Tea Strainer and Stand, each of circular form with cast and applied side handles; A Cigarette Case of hinged rectangular form; An Irish Spirit Measure, modelled in the form of a large thimble; Electroplated Napkin Ring and a silver hexagonal Trinket Box, various dates and makers, (7)

A mixed lot comprising: A late Victorian Trophy Cup, of goblet form, with knopped stem and raised on a spreading circular foot, with presentation inscription for ‘17th Mid XVRC School of Arms, 9/6 Novices won by W J Newman’, height 9 ½”, London 1896; Together with George V Cigarette Case, of hinged rectangular form, Birmingham 1918, weight approx 11 ozs, (2)

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH GILT METAL, POSSIBLY BRONZE, MANTEL CLOCK in the form of a column flanked by maiden being chased by an angel with trophy mount and shell and turtle supports, the dial marked Planchon of Paris, 16" high

A 19TH CENTURY EBONISED AND BRASS INLAID FOLD OVER CARD TABLE with trophy design, on cabriole supports, 36"

A SET OF FOUR LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY GILT BRASS THREE-BRANCH WALL LIGHTS, with foliate scroll arms issuing from trophy and foliate ribbon backplates, each 16 1/2 ins high. (4)

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU CLOCK GARNITURE, the circular case surmounted by a cherub with bow and quiver, the torch and arrow trophy base with scrolled brackets to either side, circular-enamel dial supporting a twin train French bell strike movement, 17 ins high and a pair of twin branch three-light CANDELABRA, supported by cherubs, each 20 1/2 ins high. (3).