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ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Marcus Aurelius (AD 161-180), as Caesar under Antoninus Pius, Sestertius (3), AD 145, rev Marcus Aurelius in sow quadriga right (RIC Pius 1246), scratched fair; AD 151-152, rev Virtus standing left (RIC Pius 1304), fine; early AD 161, rev Mars advancing right holding spear and trophy (RIC 1358a), lightly corroded with dark patina, fine. (3).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Lucius Verus (AD 161-169), with Marcus Aurelius, Sestertius 24.61g, AD 163-164, laureate cuirassed bust right, rev TR P IIII IMP II COS II S C, Mars walking right with spear and trophy (RIC Aurelius 1379). Sharp portrait, green patina, good very fine. bought W S Lincoln 1902.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Lucius Verus (AD 161-169), with Marcus Aurelius, Sestertius (2), laureate head right, rev Parthia seated before trophy (RIC Aurelius 1429); rev Victory advancing left (RIC Aurelius 1460). Fine. (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Lucius Verus (AD 161-169), As 10.18g, AD 165-166, laureate head right, rev Victory erecting trophy (RIC M Aurelius 1448). About very fine. .

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Augustus (27 BC - AD 14), Cistophorus, rev Capricorn (RIC 477), fine; Denarii (2), rev temple of Mars Ultor (RIC 115), Pegasus walking right (RIC 297), both fine; Quinarii (2), rev Victory crowning trophy (RIC 1), Asia Recepta (RIC 276), both fair. (5).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Titus (AD 79-81), Denarii (3), AD 79, as Caesar under Vespasian, laureate head right, rev ANNONA AVG Annona seated left (RIC 218); rev IMP XIII Sow left, (RIC 220); as Augustus, TR P VIIII IMP XIIII COS VII, captive kneeling right, in front of trophy (RIC 5). Toned fine and better. (3) bought W S Lincoln 1897 and 1904 (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Trajan (AD 98-117), Denarii (3), AD 103-111, laureate head right, rev Dacia seated on arms left (RIC 96), very fine; rev Arabia standing left (RIC 142), short flan very fine; rev trophy of arms (RIC 147), extremely fine. (3).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Trajan (AD 98-117), As, AD 103-111, bust right with aegis, rev Roma left, holding Victory kneeling Dacian at her feet (RIC 486); Dupondius, AD 103-111, radiate bust right with aegis, rev Pax standing left with cornucopiae, setting fire to spoils (RIC 507); As, AD 103-111, laureate bust right with aegis, rev Pax seated let, with Dacian kneeling at her feet (RIC 510); Dupondius, AD 103-111, radiate draped bust right, rev Victory standing left, erecting trophy (RIC 525). Fair to fine. (4).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, M FOVRI L F PHILI, Denarius 3.90g, Rome 119 BC, laureate head of Janus, rev Roma, her right breast bare, crowning trophy left (Cr 281/1). Cabinet wear, dark iridescent toning, very fine. bought W S Lincoln 1897.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, L VALERI FLACCI, Denarius 3.80g, 108 or 107 BC, bust of Victory right, rev Mars walking right holding spear, trophy over left shoulder (Cr 306/1). Well centred, about very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, MARCELLINVS, Denarius 3.87g, Rome 50 BC, head of M Claudius Marcellus right, triskeles behind, rev Marcellus carrying trophy into temple (Cr 439/1). Granular surface, very fine, scarce. bought W S Lincoln 1905.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Julius Caesar, assassinated 44 BC, Denarius 4.05 g, diademed female head right, rev trophy of gallic arms, axe on right (Cr 452/2). Toned, extremely fine, choice. bought W S Lincoln 1897.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Julius Caesar, assassinated 44 BC, Quinarius, mobile mint, 48-47 BC, veiled female head right, rev trophy between wreath and shield (Cr 452/3). Fine, rare.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Julius Caesar, assassinated 44 BC, Denarii (2), head of Venus right, rev trophy between captives (Cr 468/1), very fine; laureate head right, rev Venus standing left, holding Victory and sceptre (Cr 480/10), fair. (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Julius Caesar, died 44 BC, Dupondius 12.19g, bust of Victory right, rev C CLOVI PRAEF, Minerva standing left, holding trophy over shoulder (Cr 476/1), green patina, very fine; together with an electrotype, rev L PLANCVS PRAEF VRB, jug (apparently not known to Crawford, the original having been donated to the British Museum in 1901), rare. (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Sextus Pompey, executed 35 BC, Denarius 3.85g, Sicily 42-40 BC, head of Neptune right, rev trophy with two heads of Scylla at base (Cr 511/2a). Toned, about extremely fine, rare.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican Silver (6), MA, Quinarius, Sardinia 210 BC, head of Roma right, V behind, rev the Dioscuri, partially blundered ligated MA (Cr 64/1), very fine; Anonymous, fair; Victoriatus, laureate head of Jupiter right, rev Victory crowning Trophy, control mark spear (Cr 83/1a), fine; LT, Luceria 211-210 BC (Cr 98a/1), fine; Anonymous Denarius, Rome 189-180 BC, head of Roma right, rev the Dioscuri right, below ROMA in linear frame (Cr 139/1); toned very fine; Victoriatus, uncertain mint 81 BC, laureate head of Apollo right, rev Victory crowning trophy, control mark Q (Cr 373/1b), very fine. (6).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, LT, Victoriatus, Lucernia 211-210 BC, laureate head of Jupiter right, rev Victory crowning trophy, LT ligated, ROMA in exergue (Cr 98A/1b); together with MN ACILIVS III VIR, Denarius Rome 49 BC, laureate head of Salus right, rev Valetudo standing left, holding snake (Cr 442/1a). Both toned, very fine, second with graffiti in fields. (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, M. SCAVR, P. HVPSAEVS AED. CVR, Denarius, camel right, kneeling figure before, rev Jupiter in quadriga left (Cr 422/1a); together with PAVLLVS LEPIDVS, Denarius, Rome 62 BC, veiled head of Concordia right, rev trophy, L Aemelius Paullus togate to right, King Perseus of Macedon and his sons, captives to left (Cr 415/1). Both toned, very fine, second with reverse flat. (2) first bought Sotheby 1889.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, CN LENTVL, Quinarius, Rome 88 BC, laureate head of Jupiter right, rev Victory crowning trophy (Cr 345/2), toned, very fine; together with MN AQVIL MN F MN N, Denarius Serratus, Rome 71 BC, helmeted bust of Virtus right, rev warrior with hand on fallen figure (Cr 401/1), weakly struck, very fine. (2).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, C EGNATVLI CF Q, Quinarius, Rome 97 BC laureate head of Apollo right, rev Victory inscribing shield next to trophy (Cr 333/1), very fine; together with Quinarii of T CLOELIVS (Cr 332/1), fine and of M BRVTVS (Cr 506/3), fine. (3).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Denarii (2), M VARGV, Rome 130 BC, rev quadriga right (Cr 257/1); C PLVTI, Rome 121 BC, rev Dioscuri right (Cr 278/1); together with Republican Quinarii (2), P SABIN Q, Rome 99 BC, head of Jupiter, rev Victory crowning trophy (Cr 331); M CATO PROPR, Rome 47-46 BC, head of Liber, rev Victory seated right (Cr 462/2). Fine to very fine. (4).

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Republican, Denarii (4), L TREBANI, Rome 135 BC, rev Jupiter in quadriga (Cr 241/1a); C MALL, Rome c.96BC, rev hero standing with foot on cuirass, trophy left and prow right (Cr 335/3a); A POST A F S N ALBIN, Rome 81 BC, rev togate figure (Cr 372/1); C VIVIVS CF CN PANSA, Rome 48 BC, rev Ceres in biga of snakes (Cr 449/3a). Generally very fine. (4).

A framed Ivan Berryman Limited Edition print "International Trophy Race Brooklands 1933"

A 19th Century Naval Officer's Sword, the single edge fullered steel blade engraved with a fouled anchor, naval trophy and coat of arms, the brass hilt with fouled anchor engraved to the langet, wire bound fishskin grip, stirrup knuckle bow, bullion thread sword knot and with brass mounted leather scabbard with blue braid hanging strap

An Imperial German Cavalry Officer's Sword, the partially blued and gilt fullered steel blade etched with crownded W II cypher, the gilt brass hilt with stirrup knuckle cast with eagle, cannon and crossed standards trophy with lion head pommel inset with red glass eyes, wire bound blackened horn grip, with black metal scabbard

A Georgian Officers Dirk, the 16cm sharply curved blade etched with scrolling foliage and a trophy of arms, the shaped quillons cast on the upper side with acorns and oak leaves, the line engraved mamaluke style ivory grip secured with two copper rivets and pierced for a dirk knot, complete in scabbard engraved with acanthus

AN EXCEPTIONAL GERMAN 32-BORE PERCUSSION TARGET RIFLE BY REHBICHLER IN MUNCHEN, BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN MADE FOR KING LUDWIG II OF BAVARIA (1845-1886), with heavy 31in. octagonal barrel rifled with seven grooves, the exterior decorated in low relief flower-heads and scrollwork against a ground of engraved lines, two silver inlaid bands at the muzzle, silver inlaid signature and serpent towards the breech, and applied silver chamois at the breech, engraved rear-sight set half way down the barrel, finely scroll engraved symmetrical breech with inlaid with one silver and two gold lines, finely scroll engraved tang, lock and symmetrical side-plate, the tang decorated with scrollwork inhabited by a goddess and two putti, the lock signed 'REHBICHER' in gold and decorated with an owl and with a scene on the tail involving a lion attacking a mythical beast with a palm tree and two pyramids in the background, the hammer engraved with scrollwork inhabited by a goddess, the hammer nose in the form of a lion's head, and side-plate signed 'IN MUNCHEN' in gold and decorated with an eagle and with a neo-classical scene on the tail with armed putti in a tented camp besieging a castle, set trigger (mechanism defective), highly figured walnut half-stock with raised cheek-piece, and chequered grip and fore-end, the butt carved in relief behind the cheek-piece with a classical warrior seated in front of a trophy of arms, engraved iron mounts heightened with inlaid silver decoration including shaped blued trigger-guard, white metal barrel-bolt escutcheons each in the form of an owl, and original bone-tipped ramrod, with original brown leather slip. Footnote: Ludwig II of Bavaria was an eccentric and extravagant ruler.

R. WALLIS 8-BORE SINGLE-BARRELLED ROTARY-UNDERLEVER HAMMERGUN, no visible serial number, 36in. browned twist barrel engraved ‘R. WALLIS 26 TROPHY ROAD SOUTHWARK PARK ROAD LONDON’, rebounding back-action lock retaining some original colour-hardening, 14 1/4in. well-figured semi-pistolgrip stock with metal butt plate, retaining traces of original finish, weight 8lb. 12oz.

A Taxidermy Mounted Stag Trophy circa 1934

A BUCK HORN TROPHY

EDWARDIAN SHERATON REVIVAL RENIFORM MAHOGANY TRAY, centrally inlaid with a musical trophy within a raised chequered border, fitted with two brass carrying handles. Length 61cm

An Edwardian card case, of rounded oblong form chased and bright cut with scrolling foliage, 4" high, Birmingham 1904 together with a small trophy cup and a sauce boat, 7ozs (3)

A Continental white metal trinket box, of oval form, the hinged flattened lid embossed with musical trophy, the sides floral festoons, 3 1/2" wide, 3 ozs.

Of sporting interest - an American silver twin handled trophy cup, inscribed DOLAN CUP PALMETTO GOLF CLUB...1928..., stamped Howard & Co, New York, Sterling Height 21.5cm, 25oz

An Edwardian twin handled trophy cup, with marks for London 1905, maker Mappin & Webb, of squat circular form on flared pedestal foot, flanked by scroll handles, cast with Art Nouveau stylised foliage, with engraved presentation inscription to one side, mounted on an ebonised wooden plinth Overall height 15cm, 11oz

An Irish matched pair of presentation circular dishes, one with marks for Dublin 1963, maker WE, the other stamped EGAN, CORK only, each of shaped circular form with central cast insignia inscribed IRISH DINGHY RACING ASSOCIATION, NEPTUNE BOWL..., diameter of each 12.3cm, a white metal trophy cup with enamel decoration, inscribed YACHT CLUB DE CANNES..., diameter 15.5cm, five assorted medals and a place card holder (qty)

Plated wares, comprising: a shaped square salver, raised on four feet, an octagonal twin handled dish stand, a small oval bowl, a twin handled circular bowl, raised on four paw feet, a pair of salad servers, two mugs, a twin handled trophy cup, with a black stand and a smaller twin handled trophy cup.

A silver challenge trophy cup, applied with a coat of arms and motto and with an inscription, London 1918.

A shallow twin handled circular trophy, probably Indian, a silver trophy cup, with a stand, a smaller silver twin handled trophy cup, with a stand, an Eastern rose water bottle, with all over foliate and scrolling decoration and with a ring top and a small silver bowl, Sheffield 1955.

A small quantity of silver trophy cups with ebonised bases; a plated milk jug; and sundry other items.

An embossed silver matchbox cover; a twin-handled silver trophy cup and stand; various plated trophy cups; and other items.

1937 Coronation: a Royal Doulton porcelain twin-handled trophy cup with superimposed portrait medallion within curtained cartouche and decorated in gilt, 122mm high

1994 Investiture Silver Jubilee: a Coalport three-handled trophy cup painted with a view of Carnaervon Castle, signed M Pinted within a scrolling gilt cartouche on a cobalt blue ground, the underside numbered 10 of 25, 224mm

A 19th century Continental pressed horn round snuff box the cover with a pair of love birds and hearts a floral spray and military trophy around a panel ÔAmor nos unio Athea MorteÕ and a border ÔDois coracoens unidos fazem huma soprizaoÕ 8cm diameter (3.25in)

An early 19th century south Staffordshire enamelled oval patch box ÔNelson and British GratitudeÕ painted in colours with a cannon bound with laurel and a ribbon a flag and musical trophy laurel on a matt ground the base pale blue and white 4cm

A large silver plated, two handled, hare coursing trophy cup, to commemorate winning the Midland Coursing Event of 1934, presented by Hugh Prior, the cup embossed with cherubs, leaves and berries, with long dog mount, approx 43cm (16 3/4in) high

An Edwardian silver trophy cup, Sheffield, 1908, two later cream jugs and a mug, Birmingham 1939, weight 28.5oz

An early 20th century Mintons twin handled trophy shaped goblet painted with an oval cartouche of flowers on a turquoise and gilt decorated ground, height 15.5cm together with a smaller Mintons lidded vase, height 13.5cm

Quantity of hallmarked silver, including small trophy and dressing table set, two silver small cigarette cases and silver cigar box (quantity)

Militaria: a hallmarked silver goblet trophy engraved 'Egypt 5th Lincs Regt Battn 440 yards, 1916', Walker and Hall hallmarked for 1912, plus three silver plated teapots and a silver plated goblet (5)

Silver two-handled trophy cup, hallmarked London 1907, engraved 'Whitbread (Exeter) Darts League Div. 5', scrolled leaf handles, 17oz, 16.5cm tall

A boxed quantity of silver items to include goblets, cigarette box, napkin rings, trophy cup, etc.

A Victorian Hallmarked Silver Sporting Trophy Cup and Socle by Dobson of Piccadilly, London, 1885, with chased and repousse decoration of sporting scenes of Penny Farthing racing, rugby, running and rowing, in panels within foliate decoration, weight 54oz.

A Coppered Brass Wall Mounted Dinner Gong, the oak oval wall plaque set with a horse's head, with beater; a silver plated golfing trophy mug with golf club and ball handle; two red leather tumbler cups

A SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP, 4 1/4" wide, a silver cigarette case and a quantity of flat ware.

A COLLECTION TO INCLUDE A VICTORIAN SILVER TOPPED SCENT BOTTLE, a small silver trophy, a silver fork, mother of pearl handled penknife, musical bottle pourer and other items.

A dark bamboo swordstick, hollow triangular section blade 30½", blued and gilt etched for 1/3 length with trophy and small devices, squared horn handle, brass ferrule, 38" overall. GC, retaining approx 70% blue and gilt.

Late Victorian Christening Spoon and Fork, each with shell finial above a cartouche engraved with letter "J", William Hutton & Sons, London 1894-95 and a quantity of other silver cutlery, two dome-topped baluster Peppers and a miniature Trophy Cup.

A Silver Two Handled Trophy, the lower body embossed with foliage, inscribed and dated 1893, London 1892, 29.5 cm, on a socle base, 37.5 cm