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AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY REVOLVING BOOKCASE, the satinwood crossbanded top with central inlaid musical trophy, raised on an ‘X’ base with castors, 18 ins square.

A plated tankard presented following the Centenary Match between Wales and England on 24 March 1976, 13 cms high, together with a trophy cup for Welsh Youth Cup Runners- Up 1975/76, (2).

A collection of silver and plated items, including: a plain rectangular cigarette box by Mappin & Webb, London 1934; four small twin handled trophy cups; three silver mounted brushes; a rectangular cigarette case, Birmingham 1939; a Continental silver-coloured metal shaped oval tray, stamped marks; and a small quantity of plated items, including an Old Sheffield Plate wine funnel

Two silver twin handled trophy cups and two goblets, each uninscribed, various dates and makers, 518g (16.5 oz)

A Victorian silver mounted tortoiseshell card tray, London 1890, with plain circular centre within cast and pierced C-scroll and bird border; two five bar toastracks, Sheffield 1893 and 1941; a circular mustard, a small trophy cup, three nakin rings and a souvenir spoon; with two silver-coloured metal napkin rings

A silver mounted ivory page turner by Mappin & Webb, London 1902, with plain blade and scroll, flower and cartouche embossed handle; a twin handled trophy cup, London 1933; and a set of six silver and coloured enamel Art Deco coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932, cased

Silver cream jug on shell knees and paw feet, Chester 1897, small tennis trophy with dragon handles, Birmingham 1931 and two spoons

Three silver trophy cups, Dog shows Bombay c.1925

A foreign silver 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. Height 10cm, 6.5oz

A collection of miniature trophy cups, to include a set of six twin-handled examples, Birmingham 1930 and1934, maker Deykin & Harrison, with angular handles, inscribed J.E.D. & D.H.S....; together with seven other trophy cups and six plinth bases (qty) Approximately 13.5oz weighable silver

A pair of late Victorian kitchen peppers, with marks for Birmingham 1900, maker's mark A.F, each of cylindrical form with pierced domed cover and reeded handle; a twin-handled trophy cup, Chester 1905, stamped to underside ROGER GUERNSEY; a larger twin-handled trophy cup, London 1932, inscribed BISLEY 1932 CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING PUBLIC SCHOOL-BOYS COMPETITION...; together with an octagonal twin-handled sugar bowl, Sheffield 1937 (5) 20oz total

A late Victorian Scottish sugar bowl and matching cream jug, with marks for Edinburgh 1896, maker Hamilton & Inches, each of oval outline and shell scroll form; together with a small twin-handled trophy cup, Birmingham date letter rubbed, lightly inscribed METROPOLITAN DISTRICT MASONIC BOWLING ASSOCIATION... (3) Heights: 9cm; 8cm and 11.5cm

A William IV twin-handled trophy cup, with marks for London 1833, maker Edward, Edward Jn., John and W. Barnard, of vase form, with fruiting vine cast scroll handles, to a shaped circular shell cast foot, inscribed PRESENTED TO ADAM MARTIN M.D...JULY 10th 1849. Height 22.5cm, 35oz

A plated half lobed teapot and a two handled sugar bowl, a similar coffee pot, a trophy cup, a canted rectangular small tray and half a sugar caster.

A silver trophy cup, on a spreading circular foot, London possibly 1928 and four silver dessert size spoons.

A George III silver berry spoon by John Wren, London 1804, a silver Georgian style wasted castor, height 12cm, a silver twin handled trophy cup, a cut glass thistle shaped decanter with plated mount, and a silver twin handled bottle stand, (5).

A collection of six various, mounted, East African, hunting trophy skulls, a/f, (5).

A mixed Lot of Trophy Cups and Presentation pieces, various dates and Makers (11)

A mixed Lot: comprising eight various Trophy Cups, all presentation engraved (80)

A small Scottish silver curling trophy cup by Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1928, with enamelled flags and vacant cartouche; and a small silver billiards trophy

A silver twin handled trophy cup, London 1930, presentation engraved, 499g (16 oz), with ebonised socle; and a rectangular engine turned cigarette case, Birmingham 1954, the cover engraved with ducksalighting from water, presentation engraved to front

A 19th Century French Walnut Military Pipe Bowl, richly carved with a stylised dolphin supporting a martial trophy of a French Eagle, drums, cannons, swords and standards, on its tail, with white metal mounts and cover pierced with a mongram; a Trench Art ashtray as a peaked cap; a Trench Art vesta holder and a cigarette lighter set with Horse Artillery buttons (4).

A Georgian 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the flattened diamond section steel blade lightly engraved with a martial trophy and tendrils, gilt brass hilt with hinged double shell guard, ribbed wooden grip lacking wire binding, with foliate chased vase pommel, with brass mounted black leather scabbard.

A Leather Shot Flask, with detachable brass measure/stopper; a leather shot flask with sprung brass charger; two copper powder flasks, each embossed with a martial trophy and with brass charger (4).

A 19th Century Percussion Cap Pocket Pistol by Egan, with box lock engraved with maker's name within a martial trophy, barrel with Birmingham proof mark, walnut slab butt..

A 19th Century Percussion Cap Holster Pistol by Richards, London, (possibly converted from a flintlock), the steel barrel octagonal at the breach and engraved London, dolphin hammer, the cock engraved with a martial trophy, slide safety, foliate engraved trigger guard with pineapple finial, walnut stock with wooden ramrod..

A group of ten black and white postcards depicting The Prince of Wales' visit to Southampton, June 27th 1924, together with a souvenir programme of the visit, a list of Regulations for the visit issued by the Chief Constable's Office at Southampton, a large quantity of reproduced photographs depicting the Prince's visit to Southampton in 1929 for The Schneider Trophy Races, press cuttings, photocopies of newspaper articles etc.

A George II silver trophy cup. London 1760, maker Fuller White, of vase form, the front with engraved monogram, decoration and ribbed body flanked by scroll handles, set on a circular stepped foot, weight 30oz 7in (18cm) high.

A silver twin handled trophy. London 1932, makers mark rubbed, the top rim with engraved band flanked by twin scroll handles, set on an octagonal base with circular raised foot, unengraved, set on a turned wooden base, weight 33oz the trophy 15in (38cm) high, total height 18in (46cm).

A George III silver trophy form pedestal sugar urn, with beaded swing handle, decorated with bright cut swags, London 1781, 20cm (8in) high, 6oz troy

A 20th century silver two handled trophy cup and cover, with central reed girdle, the cup bearing various presentation inscriptions relating to the Dudley Cup, Sheffield 1953, 17cm (6 1/2in) high, together with a Royal Windsor Horse Show silver trophy cup and two small trophy cups, 21 troy oz gross

An Edwardian silver two handled trophy cup and cover, fitted a high domed cover and two leaf cupped handles, bearing the inscription “The Holman Cup 1975”, Sheffield 1902 by Walker & Hall, 24 troy oz gross

A 20th century silver Celtic style two handled Dublin trophy cup, Birmingham 1954, 10cm (4in) high, together with a silver trophy cup and cover (Jim Morgan) and two other small silver trophies, 24 troy oz gross weight

A 20th century silver pedestal trophy cup “Redditch Horse Show”, with half gadrooned body, together with one other silver two handled horse trophy, 21 troy oz gross weight

Kenneth McDonough (20th century), A United States Navy Curtiss CR3, piloted by Lieut. David Rittenhouse, winning the 1923 Schneider Trophy over Cowes, Isle of Wight, watercolour and gouache, signed lower right, 40 x 60cm (16 x 24in)

A Silver Trophy Cup, 10 cm high, and other assorted silver and miscellaneous items (box)

A 19th century French giltwood 4 fold draught screen, carved with trophy, 78” high

Football - A programme sheet for Bristol City v. Torquay 1945; with programmes for Bristol Rovers v. Bristol City (in aid of Bolton Football Disaster Fund) 1946; Newport v. Bristol City 1950; Newport v. Bristol Rovers 1950; Bristol Rovers v. Bristol City 1948; Bristol Rovers v. Bristol City 1949; Bristol Rovers v. Bristol City 1950; Bristol Rovers v. Bristol City 1951; Bristol City v. Bristol Rovers 1950; Bristol City v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 1953; Bolton v. Bristol City 1986 (Freight-Rover Trophy Final) complete with ticket stub; and others including a basketball programme Harlem Globetrotters v. 'Stars of America' 1950 with ticket stub; and an ice hockey programme Wembley Monarchs v. Harringay Racers 1949 with ticket stub.

Football - A programme for the Sir Stanley Matthews XI v. World Stars farewell match 1965 complete with two ticket stubs from the game inscribed on page fourteen 'To My Pal Geoffery / Good Wishes / Stan Matthews'; together with programmes for England v. Scotland 1969; the League Cup final 1972 (Chelsea v. Stoke); the LDV Vans Trophy final 2001 (Brentford v. Port Vale); and an American soccer inaugural programme for the Washington Whips v. Cleveland Stokers 1967 (5).

Art Nouveau Trophy Cup, with wavy rim, twin acanthus leaf capped handles, cast with stylised leaves, on a pedestal and circular base, maker's mark P. & Sons, London 1912, 780grms., on an ebonised plinth.

An Antelope Trophy on Shield Mount.

A Small Silver Two Handled Trophy, London 1910.

A Silver Challenge Trophy Inscribed "A Loving Cup", Chester 1930's.

A mixed lot comprising: Two various lidded Muffineers; Together with two various Milk Jugs, Sugar Basin, Tea Strainer; Egg Stand with four cups; Lidded Butter Dish; Russian Glass Holder; Lidded Trophy Cup; Lidded Serving Dish and further Tray: 5 various Knives and a Steel, (Qty)

Edwardian silver basketSilver basket, London 1912, quatrefoil trophy shaped body with upright side handles and pierced with floral scroll on waisted stem and spreading foot. Width overall 39cm.

Ralph Sweeney, Alex Ferguson, pastelRalph Sweeney (1956-), Sir Alex Ferguson with the Champions League trophy, signed and dated 1999, pastel, 50 x 37cm.; 19.75 x 14.5in. * This painting was drawn to commemorate the unique treble achieved by Manchester United in 1999. They became the first English club to gain the 'treble' completed by a stunning victory in the European Cup against Bayern Munich thanks to injury-time goals from Teddy Sheringham and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Three Bisley Shooting Trophy beakers inscribed and embossed with an archer and rifleman, Birmingham 1907, 1908 & 1922 (each 4.5 oz)

A triple flute epergne on weighted base, Birmingham 1926, 8.5"; a cased set of 6 seal top teaspoons, Sheffield 1914; a small 2-handled trophy cup with inscription, Sheffield 1934

A silver trophy cup, Birmingham 1931, with a black stand and a small sugar castor.

A Victorian silver trophy cup, inscribed 'Doncaster Agricultural Society 1896 awarded to S. Skinner Esq for best all aged greyhound bitch Silk Robe', Sheffield 1895 by Walker & Hall.

A silver rose bowl trophy by Mappin & Webb, semi lobed and engraved presentation inscription relating to A.F.Pateshall of Small Heath Harriers, 1910 and 1911

A George V presentation trophy cup of circular low squat form with husk decorated handles, inscribed 'Presented to Mr & Mrs Arthur H. Hicks by the past and present members of the Crystal Palace Badminton Club, April 1914', maker Charles Boyton & Son, London 1913, 15.5cm. diameter, 649gm., 20.86oz.

A miscellaneous group of seven fitted cases and a collection of trophy stands. (A lot)

A 1930’s silver plated trophy modelled as Mercury awarded to G.E.Rowley for the Junior TT Race 1936, 10” high.

A small silver gilt cup and cover by Charles Stuart Harris & Son London 1932 of campana shape the lower body applied with flowers and masks above a stiff leaf base raised on a plain circular pedestal foot having two double scrolled handles the matching cover with bud finial 18.5cm 14.75oz Inscribed as a Racing Trophy - 'Bonny Bright Eyes' (Trainer M D Peacock)

A VICTORIAN ROYAL WILTSHIRE YEOMANRY CAVALRY SILVER PRESENTATION TROPHY HALF PINT MUG presented to the best Swordsman of the Regiment, awarded to Trooper Robt. Butler Marlboro Troop 1885, fully engraved and together with a copy of Butler's military service and health record, a typed history of the Regiment and a coloured print of the Prince of Wales inspecting the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry in frame

A small silver trophy cup, makers mark IF, Birmingham 1944; other trophy cups; a quantity of electroplated wares Best Bid

A Victorian silver hand mirror by H Matthews, Birmingham 1894; a toast rack; a pair of oval salts; a cased christening set; an egg cup; a pair of small golf trophy cups, etc.

A silver bowl, makers mark HEB FEB, Chester 1908, with hammered decoration; and other silver including: a spill vase; an oval salt and a small trophy cup

A silver pigeon racing trophy cup by Alexander Clark & Co., Birmingham 1933, with stand; and a glass and electroplated salad bowl and servers Best Bid