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A Swiss bells-in-sight musical box, the 41cm pinned cylinder playing the twelve airs timbres as listed on the original lithographed tuned sheet to the underside of the lid, having two piece comb and six engraved and nickel plated bells with white opaque glass strikers, Strike/Bells-at-Will and other levers and winding handle, in rosewood and marquetry case with a musical trophy to the lid, 67 x 31cm, the label numbered 2666 with contemporary ink inscription March 31st 1871 Wm Potts

An Edward VII Sheraton Revival painted satinwood bureau, crossbanded throughout and line inlaid, a trophy and medallion of a young woman to the flap, the sides with cornucopiae, the fitted interior with an urn to the central door, having three drawers with silver plated handles on cabriole legs, 100cm h, 69cm w

A LATE VICTORIAN LIGHT INFANTRY SILVER PRIZE SPOON of "hour-glass" pattern and of tablespoon size, the terminal cast with a military armorial trophy of arms, above a laurel wreath with engraved inscription: "3RD R.J.L.I. Drill 1895, F.C.DART", hallmarked London, 1894, maker J.P.G. 3.2ozs, (99gm)

A GOOD GEORGE III TWO-HANDLED SILVER CUP AND COVER of neoclassical urn form, the spreading cover with urn finial above reeding, the basally-reeded body between reeded handles, on a reeded spreading base, unengraved, hallmarked London, 1805, maker's mark HS to cover, 34.5cm, (13.6in) high, 34.7ozs, (1080gm): Later awarded as a trophy, with red plush-covered circular plinth, the plaque inscribed "NORTHUMBERLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY/NEWCASTLE 1874/ Presented by/ MRS.A.H. BROWNE, Awarded to /MESSRS M & F TEASDALE/ FOR THE BEST GALLOWAY BULL" (2)

AN EDWARDIAN SHERATON REVIVAL KIDNEY-SHAPED INLAID MAHOGANY TWO-HANDLED TRAY centred by a musical trophy within galleried edge, 56cm, (22in) across brass carrying handles

Silver trophy cup, with scrolled side handles, raised on a trumpet stem and foot. Chester 1935, 398g

Pair of small silver golf trophy cups, the globular bowl on trumpet stem with club supports, inscribed 'Palace Hotel, Torquay'. Birmingham 1927, height 7.5cm.

A late Victorian embossed presentation trophy punch bowl, circular with everted rim decorated with mask and wreath design, the body profusely decorated with mythological beasts, acanthus leaves and flowers around cartouche, one inscribed inscription "Harrogate Camp Challenge Trophy for 2 Miles Safety Bicycle Race Instituted 1892", lion mask and ring handles, on spreading lobed base, 17.25in. (44cm) wide, on ebonised stand, with silver plaque inscribed inscription "Harrogate Camp Challenge Trophy Won by J. Green, August Bank Holiday, 1892 3 & 4", complete with oak velvet lined two door trophy cabinet, 20.5in. (52cm).

A silver trophy with twin handles and further decoration on a black plinth base, 32cm high.

A silver cup, London 1913 with twin scroll handles, 17cm wide and a silver trophy with twin double scroll handles and inscription dated 1907. (2)

A Beswick trophy head of a Red deer stag on oval shield, no.2936, matt finish.

A TROPHY CUP, a pair of plated toast racks, a silver inkwell and a few other plated pieces

TWO MOUNTED PONY HOOVES, in the form of inkwells, three tankards and four trophy cups

A collection of silver trophy cups, English early 20th century, to include a silver mounted copper trophy for the Kit-Cat Club Junior Counties 1932, weight 1332.4gms/42.8oz (excluding copper cup).

An Edwardian satinwood work table, painted with a central musical trophy and flowing foliate lines, 49cm wide

Four silver trophies, 1 with part wrythen body hallmarked London 1898, a 2 handled lidded trophy hallmarked Birmingham 1923 and 2 smaller trophies 1938 and 1946, all with engraved inscriptions, 64ozs., the tallest 38cm including base

A Victorian silver trophy presented by the 'Surrey Volunteer Rifles', of ovoid shape with a rifleman surmount, engraved with strapwork on a fluted column, a foliate base and an ebonised plinth. The two reserves engraved 'Challenge Cup presented by Harry W Peek Esq M.P. ...' and 'Surrey Volunteer Rifles Wimbledon' with a fitted oak case, London 1861, by 31oz, 39cm high

Trophy and others - 3 boxes containing 6-horse Gun Team combined with 7 crew, 25 Indian Infantry, 23 Indian Cavalry, Lancers and Band - all VG.

A pair of French bronze candlesticks, modelled with standing peasants, a silver cigarette case, three vestas, a trophy cup, a pewter tankard and a small Victorian bible.

Two similar William IV silvergilt 'trophy' goblets, on knopped pedestal bases with shaped and flared bowls, decorated with equally spaced, applied cast flowerhead set, in chased foliate sprays, both inscribed 'won at The Red House', one 'June 9th 1834'; and the other 'June 16th 1834', both by Messrs Barnard London 1833. 7" (17.5cm) and 6.75" (17cm) high respectively 26.5oz (2).

A GILT METAL MANTEL CLOCK dial: magenta Sevres style porcelain, movement: drum striking on a bell, case: architectural surmounted by quiver and flambeau trophy 14in. (36cm.) high

A GILT METAL CLOCK GARNITURE clock, dial: Sevres style, blue celeste ground, movement: drum striking on a bell, case: the movement contained in a cylinder surmounted by a military trophy, a Renaissaince oldier seated to one side, the plinth set with a porcelain plaque, 12in. (30cm.) high

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH WALNUT AND EBONISED ETAGERE each tier set with a musical trophy, 16 1/2ins. (42cm.) wide

A mixed lot of Victorian and later silver and silver plated wares including a pair of Georgian style squat candlesticks, a small silver trophy by Walker and Hall and a silver salt in the form of a Neo-Classical urn.

A French Ormolu Troubadour Clock, the engine turned radial centre dial over winged figures and a trophy of arrows and quivers, supporting a music stand, flanked by a lyre upon a stool, with a basal frieze of infants playing musical instruments, on block feet decorated with anchors, the movement count wheel striking a bell, numbered 937, (42cm high)

The Filtrate Trophy, presented by Filtrate Oils for the most meritious performance each year in Motor Cycle Sport starting in 1953 with J.Kidson, winners include Phil Read and Graham Noyce. This Trophy comprises a Manx Norton flywheel assembly mounted on a wooden plinth surrounded by a silver laurel wreath

A George VI silver trophy cup with a castellated rim and 'C' scroll handles, on a spreading foot and turned base, Birmingham, 1938, 10 ozs.

A George V silver trophy cup, on a spreading foot, Birmingham, 1923, 3 ozs, together with another trophy cup, Birmingham, 1923, 3 ozs, and a pierced bon bon dish, Birmingham, 1922.

A George VI silver trophy cup with scrolling handles and a tapering body, on a spreading foot, Sheffield, 1937, 10 ozs.

A George V silver trophy cup of small size, Sheffield, 1925, together with a three handled loving cup and a silver jug, (3).

A silver cigarette case, together with another cigarette case, two small trophy cups, a napkin ring, a fruit knife and a tea strainer.

A silver twin handled trophy cup, an oval pin tray, an engine turned snuff box and four other items.

3 similar Victorian silver trophy goblets, engraved fern and floral swags on beaded circular bases, London 1860/1870s, largest 24cm (total 21oz).

Victorian silver goblet trophy cup, asymetrical embossed, C scroll cartouche engraved 'First Hastings + St Leonards' Volunteer cup .... in pair oared skiffs 1860' maker T.S. London 1860. 24cm and a similar smaller trophy cup (2).

5 George V silver trophy cups, the largest 16cm, a Victorian silver mounted spirit flask, and a cigarette case (7).

A silver two handled tennis trophy cup and cover, with tennis player, finial, inscribed, 24.8cm high (9.75"), Birmingham 1926

Padstow Regatta 1833 H.M. silver trophy cup won by 'The Frolick' being a 14 ton sloop, floral and foliate embossed decoration with scroll handle, London 1831, 5" height, 6oz

19th century engraved two handled trophy cup, the cover with figures of two riflemen, two other trophy cups, cake basket and various silver plated items

George V two handled trophy cup with foliage and scroll decorated handles, London 1920, 5.5" high, on ebonised plinth, 20 ozs

George V two-handled trophy cup, London 1912, 6.5" high, 10 oz

A silver trophy oar, 1950 and a quantity of salt spoons.

Vincent & Co A LARGE 19TH-CENTURY FRENCH MANTEL CLOCK having a humped surmount with central cast brass panel of two opposed putti holding a trophy, the black slate chapter ring with incised gilt Roman numerals framing a partially-exposed half-hour striking movement (chiming on a coiled gong) to the flower-decorated centre,between cast female terms and side handles, the movement stamped 4294 over 74, "VINCENT & Cie /MEDALLIE D'ARGENT 1855", 49cm x 16cm x 51.5cm high, (19.3in x 6.3in x 20.3in) (with pendulum and key)

A Dutch engraved heavy baluster goblet, the funnel bowl with solid lower section, engraved with a trophy of war and inscribed HAEC. LIBERTATIS. ERGO, set on an inverted baluster stem with tear inclusion and a folded conical foot, 17cm high, circa 1710

A 19th century three-fold screen painted with a musical trophy, swags of roses and ribbon ties on vellum, 170 high x 125cm wide, (some damage)

A jewelled gold and enamel musical box, Joly, Chenevard & Jouvet, Geneva, 1815-1820, rectangular, the lid with a central turquoise-set musical trophy on a textured engine-turned ground, the borders twined with flowers picked out in dark blue enamel, the movement playing two tunes width 8cm, 3 1/8in, with two later keys

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER TWO-HANDLED CRICKET TROPHY presented by Coombe Warren Cricket Club to G. Batson, for Highest Batting Averages 1892-4, the trophy of goblet form with laurel-decorated handles, the body with well-defined foliage and gadrooning, on a leaf-decorated domed foot, hallmarked Birmingham, 1895, maker's mark indistinct (V & S?), 21.5cm, (8.5in) high, 14ozs, (435gms)

A late 18th century creamware jug, the baluster shape painted with a farming trophy on one side and with Masonic symbols on the other, the initials WL below the spout and a floral guilloche band, 24cm high

A Louis XVI style ormolu mantel clock, French 19th Century, with eight day movement and count wheel strike, the circular gilt dial, with inset enamel Roman numerals, the scrolled foliate case with a bronze musical trophy mount and surmounted by the figure of a seated child, set on four scrolled legs and integral scrolled and shaped base, movement marked "Leforestier". 63.5 cms tall.

An ormolu, Louis XVI style mantel clock garniture, French 19th Century, with eight day movement and count wheel strike, the circular enamel dial, with Roman numerals, set beneath a trophy group above two pilaster's with foliate and floral mounts, the pair of candelabra with conforming decoration. Dial marked "Mon Marquis Paris", movement stamped "Languereau Paris", Height 43cm.

An extensive pale walnut dining room suite, circa 1920, by Gillows, Lancaster, the sideboard of serpentine outline, with `C' scroll and shell moulded edge, over a two drawer frieze and four panelled doors, above a shaped apron with central floral carved trophy, raised upon short cabriole claw and ball supports with mask capitals, the extending dining table with rectangular canted corner top, with an additional leaf and eight matching splat back chairs including two carvers, table, 200cm maximum (10)

A GILT METAL FIRE GUARD, mounted with neo-classical style trophy, 74cm high; four brass fire irons; a brass crumb brush; a brass Canterbury; a brass ladle; a ships bell and a pair of scissors. (10)

A SILVER GOLFING TROPHY CUP in the form of a Pot supported by three crossed clubs, with inscription "T.T.B.S. Putting 1955", on a circular base. Birmingham 1945. Weight approximately 2 ounces. Height 3.75".

Two handled silver trophy cup, in George III style engraved and presented to Mrs Muir and to Mr Muir January 1906, complete with an ebonised pedestal, by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1904, approx 11.5ozs.

Edwardian rosewood and marquetry inlaid wheel barometer, the moulded cornice above a vase shaped body with foliate marquetry and trophy inlay, the circular white enamel dial below a rectangular thermometer with white enamel scale, 84cm high.

Sheraton Revival mahogany satinwood banded and marquetry inlaid display cabinet, stamped by Edwards & Roberts, circa 1905, of canted rectangular form, the upper section with broken swan-neck pediment above a central glazed door and side panels enclosing 2 adjustable shelves, the base fitted with a single cupboard door and a pair of panels with trophy inlay, above a solid shelf, on square tapered legs, 121.5cm wide x 214.5cm high, losses to veneer, panels slightly bowed, spade feet lacking.

English silver two-handled greyhound racing trophy bowl, being the Mackeson Cup presented August 1960 at Wandsworth Stadium, won by Strolling Girl in a track record, by S.& Co. London 1924. Weight 30oz. Diameter 22cm.

Pair Victorian oval silver pin trays, Mappin & Webb, London 1896, 2 silver vesta cases, pepperette, salt and 2 trophy cups (8 items).

Heavy Persian design coffee pot by Mappin & Webb, of typical form with flower engraved bands and circular reserve and enamelled dagger trophy. Sheffield 1955. 20cm high. 23.5oz.

George II Irish silver trophy cup, with twin scroll handles and ribbed body, engraved stags head crest on circular foot, Robert Calderwood, Dublin 1734, 25oz.

Victorian silver trophy tankard, with engraved inscription and clear glass base, London 1869, 12oz gross.