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A pair of 19th century pewter rowing trophy tankards, reading Blue Devils Rowing Club, President's Prize For Oars, 1959, and assorted other items (box)

An Edward VII silver trophy cup, inscribed Mr W M Brewer, Snooker Handicap 1921, London 1902, on an ebonised base. 8.7 ozt

GROUP OF SILVER, including an Irish spoon, napkin rings, teaspoons and a small trophy

Football Autographed ENGLAND 16 x 12 Photo : Col, depicting the 1966 World Cup Winners - England - posing with their trophy during a photo-shoot following a memorable 4-2 victory over West Germany at Wembley, signed by goalscorers GEOFF HURST and MARTIN PETERS in black marker.

Football Autographed TOMMY SMITH 16 x 12 Photographic Edition : A superb Photographic Edition, measuring 16 x 12 depicting a superb image showing Liverpool captain TOMMY SMITH holding aloft the First Division trophy during celebration scenes at Anfield in 1973, signed in black marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A Circuit de Mettet 33e Grand Trophy International Motocycliste 14 et 15 Avril 1973 poster, 53 x 34.5 cm, and a Grand Mettet 1973 race trophy and cover on a marble base, 48 cm high (2)

A twin handled copper preserve pan together with copper saucepans, electroplated goblets, electroplated trophy cups etc

A George V silver twin handled trophy, Birmingham 1914; A George V silver twin handles trophy on pedestal base, Birmingham 1913; a Victorian silver sauce ladle, Exeter 1863; other silver teaspoons etc; total weight *510g gross

A silver presentation pedestal bowl by Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1922, with a pierced rim, the bowl engraved 'Ashton Trophy Competition St Annes 27th June 1923'21cm diameter12cm hightogether with two cased silver christening sets,by Bravingtons Ltd,total 15ozt (3)Condition ReportMinor wear, knocks and rubbing. The bowl slightly rocks on a flat surface.

Silver lid from a cricket trophy

A Victorian brass inkwell, of trophy form, with a ceramic inset, raised on a circular base, 16.5cm wide.

A George V silver twin handled football trophy, Ruskington League, presented by Ald.R.Pattinson MP 1923, with winners for years 1924-1947/8, on a wooden socle, Birmingham 1923, 6.62oz.

A George V silver twin handled trophy, the Longcroft Challenge Cup, presented to The Cranwell Hunt Club by Air Commodore CAH Longcroft, raised on a wooden socle, with winners for 1921-28, 5.47oz.

A Pair of Vintage Muntjac Trophy Antlers on Shield Plinth

A good collection of metalwares, to include epergne with seven flutes, 'Stanley Pit Pony Races' 1921 trophy, JH Potter seven bar toast rack, cigar box and pierced bon-bon dish.

Early Pattern Victorian 15th (The King’s) Hussars Officers Full Dress Sabretache, untouched as found example of the scarlet cloth covered leather sabretache with bullion embroidered crown, central lion over crown set upon trophy of arms and battle honours on scrolls within laurel wreath. Thick lace to the border. Complete with its flap pouch to the reverse. Quite heavy wear, mothing and the crown has become detached, ideal for restoration.

Hand painted Mascots and Trophy holders - includes Bunnykins Mascot 2006 DB407- limited edition 825 of 1000, Bunnykins Mascot 1966 DB408, limited edition 744 of 1000 and Bunnykins Winners Trophy 1966 DB410, limited edition 758 of 1000. Royal Doulton backstamp. Largest piece: 5.5"H x 2.25" dia. Issued: 2006Edition Number: Edition of 1000 Manufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Large silver cribbage trophy, weighing approx. 319g, together with some other plated trophies

Dereck Anthony Brooks, Tourist Trophy 1929, oil on canvas, signed, 40 x 50cm. Please note this lot has the standard Ewbank's standard buyers premium payable on top of the hammer price and not the reduced rate for cars and motorbikes.

1909 Josiah Williams & Co silver trophy with etching along the rim ~ 204g & 12cm diameter - slight marks

1939 silver shooting cup / trophy (by Robert Pringle & Sons) with triple rifle detail presented by Commander F J Hooton -18cm high & 240g ~ slight dents

A Louis XVI-style ivory-painted trumeau mirror with gilt marshall trophy decoration to the frieze, flanked by raised pilasters with further gilt detail, 122 cm wide x 176 cm high

Registration No: EVG 305H Frame No: JD26590 TR6R Engine No: JD26590 TR6R CC: 650 MOT: ExemptBeautifully presented pre oil-in-frame late model TR6R TrophyAuthentically restored as a bike to use for runs and ralliesFitted with 12v electrics and indicators, supplied with a V5CTriumph is one of the most iconic and revered names in the history of motorcycling. Established in Coventry in 1885, by the start of the 1900s the company had made its first motorcycle beginning a continuous run of production under various ownership until its eventual closure in 1983 before its rebirth in the early 1990s. In 1937 the Edward Turner-designed Speed Twin was released launching a range of Triumph twins that went on to epitomize British motorcycles in the post-war years. Many believe the various Bonneville, Tiger and Trophy models to be the ultimate version of the classic British vertical twin and the late 1969/1970 pre oil-in-frame models represent the peak of development of Triumph's most iconic model.Like many Triumphs built in the 1960s and early 1970s, this matching numbers Trophy appears to have spent most of its life in the USA before being repatriated in 2013. It has been restored to a good standard with a view to it being ridden with the addition of 12v electrics, indicators and period correct Dunlop K70s. This Trophy has been part of an enthusiast private collection of British classics for a few years, only selling now to make space in his garage for other projects, not run for a while it will need some recommissioning but the engine turns over on the kickstarter and it comes with a current V5C. The unit construction pre oil-in-frame models are some of the most sought-after bikes from the era. For more information, please contact: Ian Cunningham ian.cunningham@handh.co.uk 07415 871189

Registration No: RSK 638 Frame No: 14801NA Engine No: TR5-14805NA CC: 500 MOT: ExemptPurchased ‘as is’ by the vendor in 2004It was restored by the previous ownerGreat looking machinesV5C on fileLaunched in 1949 following a magnificent performance in the 1948 ISDT in Italy, where the Allan Jefferies lead team won the major trophy. The TR5 became a favourite with club riders, as an all-rounder that could be used for trials, scrambles, hill climbs and going to work. With its all-alloy engine and light weight it was quite a 'looker' too.This 1951 Triumph TR5 was purchased by the vendor in 2004 as part of his Triumph collection, he purchased it as a restored machine ‘as is’, not much is known of the machine previous to him. it was used for events from time to time and has been stored for a while, so some recommissioning will be required before use. It comes complete with a V5C. For more information, please contact: Mike Davis mike.davis@handh.co.uk 07718 584217

Registration No: GDP 91 Frame No: 17718NA Engine No: TR532888 CC: 500 MOT: ExemptOwned by the late owner for many yearsRestored a while ago to a good standard.Part of a private collectionCurrent V5C on file and written notesTriumph announced the TR5 Trophy in November 1948 at the Earls Court Show. The new machine was intended for clubmen riders wishing to compete in off-road events and was based on the machines that the ‘works’ team had successfully campaigned in trials and the 1948 ISDT. The 500cc engine featured a square alloy barrel taken from the wartime generator engine with early models retaining the cooling shroud bosses cast into the cylinder. The engine and transmission were housed in a new, rigid, frame design which featured a shorter wheelbase than standard. A high level, Siamesed exhaust system and a quickly detachable headlamp were fitted as standard and a range of parts were made available to enable the owner to tailor the machines performance to their chosen discipline. Given the new model's origins in the ISDT it is not surprising that it quickly earnt a reputation as an excellent long distance trials machine, although it was less suited to section trials.This Triumph on offer has been with the late owner for a few years and in his ownership he has maintained it to a good standard. Having formed part of a small collection of motorcycles, it was running in the autumn of 2023 and has been kept inside a residential house since then. It may require some light checking over before use and is offered with a current V5C and some hand written notes. For more information, please contact: Mike Davis mike.davis@handh.co.uk 07718 584217

A John Round and Sons, Sheffield plate twin-handled ‘trophy’, 41cm high; a 19th century copper coal scuttle; Victorian inlaid walnut over-mantel mirror; carved wooden panel; dome-top steamer / travel chest; two rolls of curtain / re-upholstery fabric; etc, (8).

A JUBILEE MINT EURO 2020 SILVER $1 PROOF COIN(c.8grams), no. 1001/4950, in the original box and capsule; two gold-plated FIFA World Cup Quatar 2022 coins, in original box and capsules, with the Certificate of Authenticity; a Team GB Beijing white metal medal, no. 120/200, with Certificate of Authenticity; and a FIFA World Cup Quatar 2022 gold-plated model of the World Cup trophy, 1oz, in the original box (5)

A GEORGE V SILVER MOUNTED MCC MOTORCYCLE TROPHY modelled as a map of Britain with routes highlighted in red, the silver by the Douglas Clock Company, Birmingham 1928, on ebonised wooden easel back, 25cm x 16cm, awarded to G M Bryant for the 1928 season

A GEORGE V SILVER CASTERby William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1913, of trophy form with bead mounts, 18cm high, a ditto caster by Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1913, with panelled baluster body, together with an Edward VII embossed silver pepperette by JT, Birmingham 1904, 10 tr. ozs combined

Mixed silver to include a trophy, dressing table items, trinkets, a silver and mother of pearl fruit knife and others, total weight 148.3g (comb, fruit knife and plated coin holder)Location:

A 19th century Anglo-Indian silver trophy cup, inscribed "From A. Shelton. M.B. 48th Regiment, to Captain A. W. Mackenzie 48th Regiment 1864", Hamilton & Co. jewellery Calcutta, 329g.   S 

A Victorian silver hunting trophy cup, with embossed decoration of gun dogs and huntsmen in a landscape setting with floral and scrolling foliage motifs, London 1865, Robert Hennell III, 367 grams.   S

Adrián San Miguel del Castillo known as Adrián signed Super Competition Trophy. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99 worldwide.

A mixed lot of silver plate including candlestick, vase, trophy etc.,

λ&nbspJOHN SKEAPING (1901-1980) AN EQUESTRIAN BRONZE 'TROPHY- YORK' DATED 1977 Depicting a racehorse with seated jockey, set on an Portoro Nero marble base, signed to cast and dated '77 33.5cm high overall, base 32.5cm wide

A silver trophy cup inscribed 'Rangoon Paperchase Club, 1916'. Kokine Cup Won by Capt T.R. Dawe's Seventy nine', height 21cm, width 13cm, 246 grams, London hallmarks 1915.Brought back from India in 1916 by the vendors grandfather Thomas Reed Dawe. He retired as a Major in the 79th Carnatic Infantry.There are various dents around the body of the trophy. The handles are good and the pedestal is good. We are able to post this. Please see the postage quote on the lot for details.

A silver trophy cup Ware Horticultural Society 1913 Sheffield hallmarks. Height 28cm. Weight 557g approximately

Two pairs of silver vases and a silver trophy.

Two Silver Trophies to Comprise George V Trophy Inscribed 'Timperley Show 1946, S.H Brookshaw - Replica' Birmingham Hallmark 1919, Silver Weight 102g, Silver Height 10cm, and A George VI Silver Trophy with Scrolled Twin Handles, Inscribed ' Altrincham Show, 1946, The Mayors' Cup Class '62' Silver Weight 119g and 14cm High

Two Silver Trophies To Comprise George VI Silver Trophy by James Dixon and Sons Inscribed ' Attingham Show, 1947, Best Child Rider, Presented by M. Price-Owen' Silver Weight Approx. 130g and an Edward VII Smaller Trophy with Scrolled Twin Handles by Garrard & Co Ltd Inscribed 'Timperley Show 1946' London Hallmark, Weight 39g and 5.5cm High

A George V Silver Trophy by James Deakin & Sons, Having Twin Canted Handles and Inscribed 'The Oakley Cup, Shrewsbury 1945' Sheffield Hallmarks 1912, Silver Weight Approx 466g, Silver Height 15.5cm With Plinth base 22cm

A George VI Silver Trophy with Stepped Shouldered Handles and Inscribed 'Royal Windsor Horse Show , 1947....' Birmingham 1946 Hallmark, Approx Silver Weight 225g, Silver Height 15cm and with Plinth 20cm

A George V Silver Trophy Having Twin Reeded Loop Handles with Zoomorphic Terminals and Inscribed 'Royal Windsor Horse Show 1947, Child's Pony Under 14.2 Hands Presented by F.A Barker, ESQ' London Hallmark 1911, Approx Silver Weight 400g, Silver Height 22.5cm and with Base 28.5cm High

Taxidermy hunting trophy in the form of a 19th century fallow deer head, fixed to a shield shaped wall plinth.

Motor Sport - a Swedish silver pedestal trophy cup, inscribed Hederspris Vid Motorbatstaflingen 12:70, 1908 Klass IVR, banded with stylised fish, with the enamelled badge of the Kungl Automobil Klubben,  spreading circular base, 23.5cm high, C G Hallberg, 23.5cm high, gross weight 10oz 6dwt, 320gr

Golfing interest - a silver miniature trophy in the form of a tyg, engraved Troon, Oct. 1949 Winner G.Dunwoody, an outline of a hare over crossed clubs and gold ball, John Dixon & Son, Sheffield, 1907, 21g

Formula One & motor racing interest - British Grand Prix programmes including Silverstone 1971 inc. Race Bulletin No.7 Provisional Grid & No.8 Formual III Provisional Grid, 2 x 1974 inc Entry list & lap chart; 2 x 1975 inc. Race Programme,  1977 inc Race programme, 1978 inc. inserts; 1977 Austrian Grand Prix and Dutch Grand Prix Official Programmes; various Grand Prix & parking tickets for British, Dutch & Austrian; various programes including Silverstone International Trophy 1970, 1973 x 2 & Lap Chart; 1974 x 2; others inc. Oulton Park, Mallory Park & Thruxton; International Racing Car Show programmes 1971 x2 and 1973; a quantity of associated marketing material probably collected at Grand Prix's

77cm blade etched and gilt against a blued ground with a trophy of arms and crowned GR cypher and on the reverse with a trophy of arms and the Royal Arms, beneath the langets the blade is signed Konigl Gewehr Fabrik, Hertzberg 1797, gilt hilt with coffin shaped pommel engraved with an anchor and foliage, foliate engraved knuckle guard and large langets engraved with a fouled anchor beneath a crown and the reverse with a naval trophy of arms, the grip bound with twisted silver wire, in its leather scabbard with gilt mounts engraved with foliage, the lockett signed S. Brunn, Sword Cutler to his Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales, No. 55 Charing Cross London. Provenance. The Meldonfoot Collection, Phillips Scotland 1st October 1991 Lot 160.Presented to Admiral Sir Philip Charles Durham by The Duke of Clarence. Philip Durham entered the Navy in 1777 and as a Midshipman saw service in America and Gibraltar. As acting Lieutenant he survived the sinking of the Royal George in 1782. He was officially promoted in December 1783 and served on various ships until 1790 when he was promoted to Commander. He achieved post rank in 1793 and was appointed to the Anson, the largest frigate in the Navy, in 1794. It was in this ship in 1798 that he captured La Loire, a deed for which he was given this sword. He later commanded the Defiance at Trafalgar, where he was wounded. He continued his lengthy and distinguished career and in 1830 became a full Admiral and was appointed Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. He died in 1845. The Duke of Clarence, later King William IV, was known as the "Sailor Prince". He entered the Navy in 1779, attained the rank of Captain in 1786 and was best man at Nelson's wedding in 1797. He gave a number of swords to naval officers who had distinguished themselves in various ways. At first these were similar to those given to officers of the 10th Light Dragoons by his brother, the Prince of Wales in 1792. Later the swords adhered to the 1805 and 1827 patterns. This particular sword was given to Durham in 1794 when he was summoned to Court and the Duke took off his own sword and sword belt and offered them as a mark of esteem. Only about half a dozen of these swords are known to exist and, as they were not inscribed with the recipient's name, only two others can definitely be ascribed to a beneficiary, these being those given to Admirals Duckworth and Collingwood. A unique opportunity to acquire a sword with Royal provenance, which is being offered for sale for only the second time in two hundred and thirty years.

A BOX OF ASSORTED WHITE METAL WARE, to include a three piece EPBM tea set comprising of a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, an EPBM teapot, goblets, trophy cups, trays, a raised dish, cup, condiment pieces, travel cups, photo frames, compact, a Sheffield pewter tankard with perosnal engraving, pens, a boxed set of cufflinks, a 'Dunhill' cigarette case etc

Silver plated tea and coffee pot, early 20th century, Walker & Hall, both with ebony finials together with a silver plated twin-handled trophy and cover engraved R.A.F Sports 1930 Open Mile Relay. (3)

A George V silver golfing trophy, of slender tapering urn form, the moulded circular cover with figural surmount, the conforming base ornamented with golf clubs, and raised on a black bakelite socle, marks for Birmingham 1939, maker Elkington & Co, 32cm overall, 270grams gross (without socle) lacking any presentation engravings.

Original vintage Formula One motorsport poster issued by the British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC) for the 12th International Trophy Meeting held at Silverstone on 14 May 1960 featuring an image of drivers in two classic racing cars numbered 3 and 7 against a black background with the green, red, yellow and blue lettering above with the BRDC logo and below with the admission details and ticket information from the Silverstone Circuit in Towcester Northants. The BRDC was founded in 1928. Good condition, restored folds, restored tears, restored paper losses, backed on linen. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 76x51, year of printing: 1960.

Original vintage Formula 1 auto racing poster for the French Grand Prix / Les Grands Prix de France French Federation Trophy of Motor Sports International Speed Cup Trophy Craven A Challenge Cup on Saturday 2 July and Sunday 3 July 1966 in Reims featuring a dynamic design by Michel Beligond (1927-1973) depicting blue and red racing cars driving at speed towards the viewer past a row of national flags with the bold blue title lettering and BP British Petroleum sponsor logo on checkered flags below. Very good condition, minor staining. Country of issue: France, designer: Michel Beligond , size (cm): 60x39, year of printing: 1966.

**Please note this car was first registered in October 1936 although it is a 1937 model.** Just three owners from new, the first being 'Tarzan' stunt man, Gerald Gordon.  A rare survivor with a fascinating history. The SA was launched in 1936, initially in a closed-head, saloon body variant only produced in-house by Morris. By the end of 1936, however, the range was extended by the addition of a Tickford DHC by Salmons and by the Charlesworth Four-Door Tourer offered hereThe SA used an enlarged and tuned version of the six-cylinder 2,062cc Morris QPHG  from the Wolseley Super Six, now 2,288cc Only seven of this model were built and this one, #SA/0903, featured on the stand at the 1936 British International Motor Exhibition at Olympia, confirmed by a plaque on the dashboardIt was purchased from the stand by an adventurous individual called Gerald Gordon, who is understood to have been Tarzan's (Johnny Weismuller) stunt manHe immediately booked the car on the Queen Mary to the USA, driving it 19,000 miles around the States. His account of his eventful North American odyssey, complete with press cuttings and photographs, is in the history fileHe returned to the UK in 1939 and lived in Scotland where he and the MG became local celebrities, before going bust, with the car sold at auction to a museum in Cumbria from where it was purchased by our vendor c.22 years agoThe MG was fully restored with a new leather interior by the previous owner and benefits from a new navy blue hood and side screens during current ownershipSince then it has regularly been used enjoying car rallies and a few years ago won the SVW Trophy at Goodwood for the car the judges would most like to ownThis is a rare opportunity to own a fabulous survivor with a fascinating historySpecificationMake: MGModel: SAYear: 1936Chassis Number: SA/0903Registration Number: MG 5026Transmission: ManualEngine Number: QPHG 1168 Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 22347 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Light Blue LeatherClick here for more details, condition report and images

An attractive example of the final development of the Mk2 in arguably the best colour combination. The final development of the Mk2, the 240/340 range was introduced in September 1967 with the 240 still available until early 1969Differences from the Mk2 were mainly cosmetic with reshaped rear bodywork, slimmer bumpers and Ambla upholsteryThe 240 engine now had a straight-port cylinder head, twin HS6 SU carburettors and offered 133bhp at 5,500rpm and 100mphThis UK-delivered, right-hand drive example is finished in Opalescent Silver Blue with a delightful red leather interiorSubject of an older restoration, however still presenting well and was a trophy winner not long agoJust 20,000 miles since its restoration, supported by a good history fileJust six keepers in total and has been with its current custodian for the last two yearsGuided very sensibly, this lovely old Jaguar would make a great entry-level classic Specification Make: JAGUAR Model: 240 Year: 1968 Chassis Number: 1J3196BW Registration Number: VLU 136G Transmission: Auto Engine Number: 7537328 Drive Side: Right-hand Drive Odometer Reading: 20000 Miles Make: RHD Interior Colour: Red LeatherClick here for more details, condition report and images

A BRDC British Empire Trophy Race poster for 4th April 1936, framed and glazed, 17 1/2 x 25 1/2".

Silver Tablespoon, Sugar Nips, Pepper and Trophy

Wimbledon Tennis legend Virginia Wade signed attractive 1988 Benham official Sport FDC. Centenary of the Lawn Tennis Association with special postmark. Lovely silk picture of Wade holding the Wimbledon trophy. Sarah Virginia Wade OBE is a British former professional tennis player. She won three Major tennis singles championships and four major doubles championships and is the only British woman in history to have won titles at all four majors. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A small silver golf trophy, engraved and hallmarked for London.

A pair of turned treen trophy shape goblet vases on stem and circular foot (H24cm)