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THE WHITBREAD ROUND THE WORLD RACE TROPHYsilver two-handled covered cup, inscribed to front WHITBREAD ROUND THE WORLD RACE Organised by Royal Naval Sailing Association / 2nd Overall on Corrected Time / Presented by Royal Naval Club and Royal Albert Yacht Club, with Sheffield maker's marks for 1919-20 -- 17in. (43cm.) highRoyal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth

DUPREE INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE TROPHY, 1932 comprising a covered cup, the cover with winged Victory finial, the handles in the form of two racing hydroplanes, inscribed as per title and Presented by The Vice President Sir William T Dupree Bt., Vd., Td., Dl., Jp. to The Portsmouth & South Sea Motorboat Club 1932, on stem base with dolphin supports, circular foot to ebonised base with prize cuff with Sheffield hallmarks 1931-2 -- overall height 27in. (69cm.); 128.60 oz t Royal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth Named after Colonel Sir William Dupree (1856-1933), a local brewing magnate and early exponent of powerboat racing who donated it to the Royal Albert Yacht Club in 1932. It was awarded to the Portsmouth and Southsea Powerboat race winners and was used until just before the outbreak of the Second World War. Fearing invasion, the Club Secretary hid this trophy, along with other valuables, but died before hostilities had ended. It wasn't until the 1980s when builders were renovating the Queen's Hotel in Southsea that it was discovered in a chimney breast. It is now thought to be the world's second oldest power boat trophy with only the Harmsworth Trophy of 1903 pre-dating it. It has been thought that the original date of manufacture was 1913, however, no hallmarks support this, although the hydroplane handles are of that era. More recently the trophy was re-dedicated as the Round the World Powerboat Record Cup.

THE SOUTHSEA ROYAL REGATTA FOR MOTORBOATS CHALLENGE CUP, 1904comprising a two-handled covered cup, with figure of Victory presenting laurel wreaths, cartouche engraved with motor boat underway, inscribed behind as per title with Sheffield hallmarks for 1904-5, the silver foot with later rededication inscriptions for the Portsmouth Offshore Trophy for 1984, secured to ebonised display plinth -- 17½in. (44.5cm.) Royal Naval Club & Royal Albert Yacht Club, Portsmouth

Victorian silver trophy cup presented to the Scarborough Rifle Volunteers 1861, engraved with shooting scene and inscription, London 1861 with original case, 24cm high.

A silver double handled trophy cup engraved with dedication, raised on wooden base, cup 18 x 18cm handle to handle, Sheffield 1947, maker Walker & Hall, 10oz approx

A silver two piece trophy cup with removable cup cover and two scrolled arms, no dedication, raised on a turned stand, London 1902, maker Elkington & Co Ltd, 10.8oz approx

A mixed collection of brass ware including a pair of wine coolers, candlesticks, a trophy, trench ware, toasting forks etc.

A box of assorted silver plate including cutlery, trophy and decorative belt buckle.

A hunting trophy

1966 England World Cup Framed Displays: Bobby Moore and Alf Ramsey pictured with the Jules Rimet trophy with the scrabble word WINNERS underneath. C/W 9 small England related pictures with 1966 in scrabble type letters. Both in two different 10 x 10 inch box frames. (2)

World Cup Trophy Italy 1990 3 Litre Wine: Gold in the shape of the World Cup with flags of participating nations. Barolo 1984 contents still inside. Attractive item in fair condition.

Subbuteo 1966 World Cup Football Display: Must view item consisting of a player from all 16 teams mounted next to each countries flag. The Jules Rimet trophy is pictured a few times in the background which is headed British International Toy Fair Subbuteo Table Soccer. Stuck down to cardboard we believe this to be a one off display for a promotional event but we do not know for sure.

1966 Football World Cup Ashtray: Black with attractive gold Jules Rimet trophy and the words World Cup 1966 underneath. Excellent.

1966 World Cup Middlesbrough Car Badge: Very rare car badge which slots into wooden mount. Features the Jules Rimet trophy with three lions badge in the background and the words Jules Rimet World Cup Middlesbrough 1966. Stunning.

1966 World Cup Jules Rimet Trophy Sherry: Six inch trophy with ball on top. Bottle originally contained Spanish sherry but stopper at base is intact.

1966 England Winners Jules Rimet Trophy: Nine inch heavy replica trophy with plaque stating England Winners 1966.

1966 World Cup Gold Trophy: From the suppliers to the film and tv industry a replica 9ct gold plated trophy weighing approximately 4.5kg and 35cm high. The only difference to the trained eye would be the green band and the lack of wording. High quality item and the best replica on the market.

Singapore Select XI 2009 - 2010 Match Worn Football Shirt: Short sleeve number 20 with Barclays Asia Trophy Singapore 2015 badging to arms. Worn by Nico Velez v Arsenal on15 July 2015.

57/58 Manchester United Mark Jones Pre Season Football Gift: Direct from the family of Mark Jones. A small trophy with date of match and opponents. Dated 17 8 1957 v Niedersachsen. The team from Hannover did not produce a programme for this match. The word Mark has been scratched onto the back by a family member.

Manchester United Dawn Football Covers: 2 relating to the Premiership win in 2003 and a further 2 relating to the Treble win in 1999. C/W a special 1999 World Club Championship cover hand stamped in Toyko when United became the first British Club to win the trophy. All the covers are hand signed by Alex Ferguson the legendary Manchester United manager. (5)

FA Trophy Final Football Programmes: Complete run from 1970 to 2015 in collectors 2 binders. (48)

Minor Competition Football Programmes: Includes LDV Vase Trophy Johnstones Paint Simod ZDS plus first and last and some European. Instructions to sell. (Box)

Non League Football Programmes: Wide range of clubs including Vase + Trophy Final. Good. (411)

Bobby Moore 1966 England Signed Football Framed Display: Famous picture of Bobby on shoulders holding the Jules Rimet trophy aloft with a genuine signed white card underneath. Expensively framed measuring 60 x 40 cm.

1966 World Cup Newspapers + Coin: Original magazines and newspapers mainly relating to the World Cup in 1966. C/W a WC Willie coin with reverse having the Jules Rimet trophy.

1966 World Cup Stolen FDCs + Memorabilia: Interesting lot to include rare first day covers possibly displayed at the National Stamp Exhibition where the Jules Rimet trophy was stolen. Letters from Lewis prison regarding obtaining the autograph of thief Edward Bletchley. Stampex was held in March 1966 and there are some must view World Cup related stamped covers.

Well-Made Modern Copy of a Leather Covered Powder Flask, nozzle graduated 50-70 grains with sprung lever cut off, brass patent top stamped James Dixon & sons, and Parker Hale with blued spring; and a modern copper flask stamped with trophy of arms, COLTS PATENT, patent brass top stamped COLTS NAVY FLASK, JAMES DIXON & SONS, nozzle graduated ½ to ¾ drams, (2).  Good condition. Overall 21cms and 18cms respectively.

Autographed Ryan Giggs 16 X 12 Photo Colour, Depicting A Superb Image Showing The Man United Winger Kissing The Champions League Trophy During Celebration Scenes At The Nou Camp Following A Memorable 2-1 Victory Over Bayern Munich In The 1999 Final, Signed In Black Marker. Some Minor Damage to Bottom Right Corner. 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

Collection of plaques to H.M. Ships Amazon and Drake, Inspectorate of Naval Ordnance, H.M. Yacht Brittania, Royal Fleet Auxiliary, West Point Military Academy, etc, together with aome maritime related ashtrays, pen knives, trophy shields, etc, (qty)

1968 BSA B25 Trials, 250cc. Registration number KCK 107F. Frame number B25 B4445. Engine number not known.BSA acquired the Triumph marque in 1951 and developed the C15 250 cc from the Triumph Tiger Cub; in 1958 they introduced unit construction and the BSA C15 Star was their first model, which was much more reliable than the outgoing C11, although it still had many gremlins. In 1967 it was replaced by the new B25 Starfire and C25 Barracuda, with a stronger crankcase and alloy cylinder barrel. The Starfire was aimed at the all-important US market and was styled as an off road bike with raised exhaust and strengthened handlebars, produced between 1968 and 1970. An unashamed exercise in 'badge engineering', the Starfire and the Triumph TR25W Trophy basically were the same machine except for an alteration in gearing, adoption of different wheel sizes. The range stayed until the end of BSA in 1972.This trials version appears to have been built by Duncan Brown of Preston in 2005 and registered with DVLA in the February. Our vendor bought it in 2007 and has been occasionally used as a winter bike by him. There is MOT history from 2006 at 2,763 miles and 2012 at 33,380 and 33,503 in 2013. It is now Historic and the mileage is 33,800.Sold with the V5C and MOT history, it should only need light recommissioning before green lane use again.

HM Silver Shooting Trophy along with HM Silver Spoon, EPNS Spoons, Forks and Knives, and EPNS Jugs, Teapot, etc.

An Epns egg serving tray of naturalistic leaf design with trophy style cups, and five apostle spoons marked D&A, (h 13cm) and another with a set of six cups and five matching spoons and one associated spoon on footed tray (2)

A Birmingham silver mustard with matching salt by Elkington & Co Ltd, together with four other silver condiments, a continental silver trophy cup and a 925 sliver egg with cabochon stone, 11oz

An Astrolabe together with The Kings Trophy Competition medallion and a School Marksman medallion

A MIXED GROUP OF SILVER, 20TH CENTURY comprising a miniature trophy cup, by Jay, Richard Attenborough Co Ltd, Chester 1935, with angular twin handles, on a black plastic plinth, 10.5cm across handles; a St John Ambulance Association fob, by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham 1911, engraved '148530 ARTHUR J. CHADWICK' to reverse, with associated chain, 3.9cm wide; a silver-handled cane (lacking lower section of stick), maker's mark W&D?, London 1916, with raised thumb ridge, engraved with delicate scrolling foliage; and an Italian silver photograph frame, by Livi Giancarlo, Florence, import marks, AB, London 1982, oval, with composite easel back, 6.7cm high. (4) Weighable silver (cup and fob) 3.1 troy ounces gross

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER-GILT SPOON by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1918, cast with a stag hunting scene and a trophy to the reverse, cased. 12.5cm long, 1 troy ounce

Quantity of mostly silver items incl. 2 trophy cups and a small Ladies Golf presentation dish 10cm diameter, 800 marked small silver box and Asprey lipstick holder. T/W white metal napkin ring Total weight of silver items 264g total weight 445g

Silver - Four Manchester United treble medals 1998-1999- A RARE set of for 1 troy oz (31.1 grams) fine grade .999 fine silver collectible coins / medallions struck by Liberty mint in the US. These medallions are the twin of the set given to Sir Alex Ferguson on the pitch at Old Trafford. They consist of 1. An Image of Sir Alex 2. An image of the F.A cup. 3. An image of the Premier league trophy. 4. An image of the European cup.On the obverse are the words THE TREBLE. These medallions are in plastic cases and are in fine condition. They are presented in a red display case and come with a certificate of authenticity.

3 boxed Triang Minic Motorways sets comprising No. M1514B European Silver Eight Trophy Race with Aston Martin and E Type Jaguar, No. M1522 Racing Set with E Type Jaguar and Mercedes, and No. M1501 appears to be a partially complete set with Jaguar and Rolls Royce cars

An Edward VII silver Cream Jug, semi-fluted and with egg and dart border, Birmingham 1901, Elkington & Co Ltd., Rd. No. to base, 3.0oz; together with a George V miniature two handled Trophy, Birmingham 1934, three various silver Salts and a Mustard Pot, total weight approximately 6.5oz Condition: Some wear, generally good OBJECT LOCATION: DINING ROOM

THE CAPTAIN'S PRIZE, 1938. A SILVER GOLF TROPHY.

Guide Dogs for The Blind trophy, yellow enamel bowl and blue foo dog

A HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED TROPHY CUP.

A HALLMARKED SILVER SMALL TROPHY BOWL, AND A SET OF HALLMARKED SILVER ASPARAGUS TONGS.

A TWO HANDLED BALUSTER TROPHY CUP AND SHIELD MOUNTED WOOD STAND BY WAKELEY AND WHEELER, DUBLIN 1927, THE SNAKES HEAD HANDLES JOINING THE ENTRELAC RIM BAND,TWO FURTHER BANDS ON THE SOCLE AND CIRCULAR FOOT, 837gms. H 23cms.

20th Century carved wooden trout trophy, 44.5cm wide

20th Century carved wooden brown trout trophy, 43cm wide

George III Scottish silver twin handled trophy cup, Edinburgh, date letter rubbed, maker Patrick Robertson (circa 1770-1790), the double scroll handles flanking the tapering cup with foliate and tied ribbon decoration and vacant oval cartouche, with gilt interior, raised on a beaded waisted stem and flared beaded foot, 22cm high, 25cm wide across handles, 24.9oz

A North Italian oak walnut and marquetry inlaid side table, 19th Century, the shaped top entered by a bone inlaid military trophy emblem and harebells to the angles, on cabriole legs, 80cm(W). Condition: Fair, wear and tear, some old worm holes, small veneer loss, old cracks, one corner of the top with veneer loss

Säbel M 1822 für Tambourmajore der Infanterie Kräftige, leicht gekrümmte Klinge à la Montmorency, zweischneidige Spitze, auf dem Klingenrücken die geätzte Herstellersignatur "Manuf=re R=ale de Klingenthal, Mai 1823". Vergoldetes Messinggefäß (berieben), die Parierstange terzseitig reich reliefiert, im Zentrum das Bourbonenwappen unter Königskrone, auf der glatten Gegenseite der bekrönte Stempel "CP", an der Stirnseite des Knaufes ein plastischer Löwenkopf, belederter, hölzerner Griff, kunstvolle dreifache Drahtwicklung aus Buntmetall. Vergoldete Messingscheide (berieben) mit Holzkern, terzseitig zwischen Lorbeerbändern vier eingesetzte rechteckige Felder (teilweise locker) mit reliefierter Trophäe, Palmetten, Blüten und Lorbeer, auf der glatten Gegenseite oben die Gravur des Schwertfegers/Lieferanten "Manceaux a Paris", seitlich zwei Tragehaken (deutliche Abriebspuren), unterer Abschluss aus Palmetten und Rosetten geformt. Parierstange und Knauf etwas locker, kleine Risse im Blech der Scheide (teilweise gelötet), Trage- und Altersspuren. Länge 101 cm. Seltener, äußerst repräsentativer und komplett erhaltener Säbel der Bourbonenmonarchie. Vgl. Thierry de Maigret, Paris, Auktion vom 14.10.2010, Los 366, Zuschlag 11.000 €. In der Restauration trugen Tambourmajore dieses spezielle Säbelmodell. Es verschwand mit dem Ende des Zweiten Kaiserreiches. Der Pariser Schwertfeger Manceaux stellte dieses Muster 1822 - 1870 her. Das Bourbonenwappen auf der Parierstange ermöglicht die zeitliche Einordnung. Nach 1830 wurden die Lilien durch den Hahn und 1852 durch den kaiserlichen Adler ersetzt. Säbel dieses Modells, die unverändert erhalten blieben, sind sehr selten. A model 1822 sabre for Drum Majors of the Infantry Sturdy, slightly curved blade à la Montmorency, double-edged point, the back of the blade etched with maker's signature "Manuf=re R=ale de Klingenthal, Mai 1823". Gilt brass hilt (rubbed), quillons with rich relief on the obverse, in the centre Bourbon coat of arms underneath a royal crown, on the smooth reverse crowned stamp "CP", three-dimensional lion’s head at the front of the pommel, leather-covered wooden grip, intricate triple wire wrap of non-ferrous metal. Gilt brass scabbard (rubbed) with wooden centre, on the obverse four inserted rectangular fields (partly loose) amidst laurel bands, with three-dimensional trophy, palmettes, blossoms and laurel, on top of the smooth opposite side the engraved signature of the swordsmith/supplier "Manceaux a Paris", two lateral suspension hooks (distinctly rubbed), the lower end in the shape of palmettes and rosettes. Quillons and pommel somewhat loose, minor cracks in the metal sheet of the scabbard (partly soldered), traces of wear and age. Length 101 cm. Rare, particularly prestigious and completely preserved sabre of the Bourbon monarchy. Cf. Thierry de Maigret, Paris, auction of 14 October 2010, lot 366, sold for 11,000 euros.During the Restoration period, drum majors used to wear this particular sabre model. It disappeared at the end of the Second Empire. The Paris swordsmith Manceaux produced this model 1822 – 1870. The Bourbon coat of arms on the quillons helps to place the object in the correct period. After 1830, the fleur-de-lys was replaced by the cock and in 1852 by the imperial eagle. Sabres of this model that have been preserved in pristine condition are very rare.

2 Patronentaschen. 19. Jh. Leder, Messing, Holz, 1x Zinkblech, Tresse. Deckel 8,5 x 15,5 bzw. 13,5 x 22 cm. Französischer Artillerie-Kartuschkasten: Messingauflage mit gekreuzten Kanonen und Granate, Bandelier mit Tresse und Walkstoff. / Kartuschkasten für einen Militärmusiker: Messingauflage als Instrumenten-Trophäe, Schulterriemen aus Leder mit Beschlag in Form einer Lyra. Starke Alters-/Gebrauchsspuren, Artillerie-Kartuschkasten eventuell mit Ergänzungen. 2 cartridge bags. 19th century Leather, brass, wood, 1x zinc plate, braid. Cover 8,5 x 15,5 and 13,5 x 22 cm respectively. French artillery cartouche box: brass overlay with crossed cannons and grenade, bandelier with braid and whale cloth. / Cartouche box for a military musician: brass overlay as an instrument trophy, leather shoulder strap with fitting in the form of a lyre. Strong signs of age/use, artillery cartouche box possibly with additions. *This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

1803 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword, flat curved single edge blade etched with crowned Royal Arms, WARRANTED, martial trophy and the union flowers, regulation brass hilt with traces of gilding, copper wire bound fish skin covered grip, in its leather scabbard with brass mounts. Blade 69cms. Good condition, age worn overall, blade with some cleaned pitting, stitching to scabbard leather seam missing. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS BEFORE BIDDING.

EIIR 1821 Pattern Royal Artillery Officers Sword, fine regulation pattern example with grip retaining the original wire binding, swept hilt and chequered back strap. Housed in brown leather field scabbard with Sam Browne frog attachment. Polished blade remains in near mint condition with all the original polish present. Sword etched with HRH Queen Elizabeth II monogram and Royal Artillery field piece. Reverse of the blade etched with Royal Artillery and trophy. Blade 85 ½ cms, overall 109 ½ cms. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS BEFORE BIDDING.

British 1796 Light Infantry Officers Sword of the Royal Montgomery Light Infantry Regiment Post 1811-16, untouched example with steel langet, knucklebow, pommel and back strap. Shagreen covered grip with wire binding. Housed in leather and brass mounted scabbard. The scabbard is well worn and top section is missing. Curved blade etched with foliage, trophy of arms, figure of Britannia, family crest and to one side “ROYL MONTGOMERY” and the other “L INFANTRY REG”. The blade has some surface rusting. Would benefit from careful restoration. The Royal Montgomeryshire Light Infantry was formed from the Royal Montgomeryshire Militia in 1811 and was changed to a line corps in 1816. PLEASE SEE AUCTION INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE SHIPPING OF SWORDS AND BAYONETS BEFORE BIDDING.

RAF Halton Barrington Kennett Trophy Hallmarked Silver Medal, awarded to “A/A HOWIE C.F”, with loose ribbon which has white metal sports events engraved; rectangular WW2 German issue Allied POW identity tag impressed “STALAG XVIIA 153546”; plated identity disc bracelet for “A A MACKENZIE LIEUT R.E. I.W.T CORPS”. POW number 153546 is attributed to 4277217 A Bertram Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.

Unusual Belgian or French Copy of an English Boxlock Flintlock Travelling Pistol c.1780, frame engraved with trophy of arms, traces of signature to either side of breech, sliding trigger guard safety catch locks frizzen to fence (locking lug missing), rounded walnut butt carved behind barrel tang with some silver wire inlay, brass grotesque mask butt cap. Overall 22cms. Good condition, some age wear, cock and turn off barrel restored.Please see auction information page in relation to shipping of antique guns and air rifles / air pistols.

Scarce Imperial German Seitengewehr Model 1898 Mauser Bayonet with Regimental Etched Blade of Royal Prussian Lauenberg Jager Regiment Nr9, fine example of the long model mauser bayonet with two piece wooden slab grips and parade style plated pommel and crossguard. Housed in its original leather and steel mounted scabbard with leather bayonet frog attached.. Blade being a piped back example with early WKC makers trade mark to the base. The blade is etched with foliage hunting trophy and dear to one side and the other side with foliage and a panel having the gothic script regimental details of “Lauenburg Jager Bat Nr9.” Blade is generally in good condition just some light surface wear, which would probably clean. The leather scabbard remains in good overall condition with just some minor scuffing. These regimental presentation pieces were often purchased by enlisted ranks and one year volunteers once they had finished service in the regiment as a memory of their service. The blade measures 53cms, overall 70 cms. Please see Auction Information page for details on the shipping of edged weapons.

Imperial German 62nd (East Frisisan) Field Artillery Regiment Sword, being a dove head sword with plated grip, wire binding to the grip and plain langet. Housed in its black steel scabbard which has surface rusting. Slightly curved blade etched with blued panels to both sides, one side with trophy of arms and “Ostfries. Feldart. Regt. No 62”, reverse side with foliage and scene of a horse drawn artillery gun team and gun crew in position. Blade with wear and much of the blueing has now gone. Blade 87cms, overall 102cms. Please see Auction Information page for details on the shipping of edged weapons.

An Elizabeth II silver pedestal bonbon dish, weighted base, Birmingham 1971; twin handled trophy cup, 174.5 g gross (2)

A mid 20th century silver trophy 'ICI (Paints Division) REC.CLUB' on base, approximately 14.5cm h Location: 4.1