A QEII silver trophy, Birmingham 1952 (Coronation

A QEII silver trophy, Birmingham 1952 (Coronation mark), with twin handles on an ebonised base with silver collar, the trophy 17 cm high, 12 ozt.

Large QEII hallmarked silver Salver: Hallmarks for Birmingham 1952, gross weight 1762g, diameter 41cm.

Shaped as swords, Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1952, with coronation mark, in a red leather box with gold stamping; and a set of six Japanese figural silver teaspoons with stylized shaped round bowls and

Two British Royal Commemorative Items, gilded silver spoon by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham, 1952, to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, in fitted case, together with a Silver Proof

A silver golf trophy, hallmarked Birmingham, 1950, presentation inscription for the Professional & Wanderers Meeting at Sutton Coldfield G.C., 1951, the design incorporating four golf clubs and a golf

A Victorian silver hunting trophy cup A Victorian silver hunting trophy cup Birmingham, 1897 or 1898, the bowl raised on a knopped stem and circular spreading foot, engraved ' South Stafford Hunt, 189

Two mid-20th century silver trophies, the largest Birmingham 1945, (17.5 cm high), each with presentation engravings, 14 ozt. combined weight.

English Sterling Silver Perpetual Desk Calendar, Trophy. Marked Birmingham, Hallmarked W, Made in England. Inscribed on plaque, McKim Memorial Trophy, R.M.S.C., Presentation piece from 1947 to Winner

A small silver trophy cup on socle base, hallmarked Birmingham 1936, maker Marson & Jones. Approx. 2 1/2" high overall

A Vaughton & Sons Silver Covered Trophy Cup: Lyceum Billiard Trophy

Barker Bros. Ltd., Birmingham, dated 1938-39, sterling silver trophy cup, inscribed "First Series United Hunts Steeplechases Belmont Park Spring 1943;" 28.80 ozt.

US Touring Team 1953 Sterling Silver Trophy on plastic base, Trade make by Birmingham's Adie Brothers Ltd. Approx. 3,75 tall x 2 wide x 1.75 deep inches. 1.2 oz.

KG V Sterling Silver Trophy Bowl by Gorham Manufacturing Co. Hallmarked Birmingham 1913. Supported on turned ebonised wooden stand. Diameter 5 inches. 4.96 ozs.

Bert Gordon, Birmingham, 1952, in the Neoclassical style, columnar form, the stepped bases with continuous swag and Ouroboros decoration, pilaster standard, supporting urn-form finial with figures of

Bert Gordon, Birmingham, 1952, in the Neoclassical style, columnar form, the stepped bases with continuous swag and Ouroboros decoration, pilaster standard, supporting urn-form finial with figures of

First place trophy "Fancy Dress Ball" sterling silver powder box by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1928-29, 1 1/8"H x 3"D, 4.10toz., with mirror.

Pair of sterling silver trophy cups. The stamped hallmarks indicate they were made in 1924 in Birmingham, England by Fattorini & Sons Ltd. Approx. 3" Height. Approx. total weight: 3 troy ounces. Photo

A silver trophy cup of goblet form with gilded interior, hallmarked Birmingham 1930, maker William Neale & Son Ltd. Approx. 7" high

Three Sterling Silver Trophies Comprising two Ensko examples and an English example marked Adie Bros., Birmingham, 1925 Diameter of bowl over handles 12 inches, total approximately 83 ounces. C Proper

Group 8pc Miniature English Sterling Silver Trophies. Includes 7pc loving cups and 1pc chalice style cup measuring 2'' to 5.75''. 6pc come with bases, wood and plastic. 6pc hallmarked Birmingham 1924-

A 1930's small silver trophy named the 'Coates Cup', having twin wirework handles with foliate terminals, presentation engraving to one side, hallmarked Birmingham 1934, maker's mark distorted. Togeth

This is a beautiful sterling silver napkin ring, made by Turner & Simpson in Birmingham in 1952. It is perfectly round in shape. The sterling surface is engine turned and the raised border has a repet

South Shore Kennel Club Inc. Best In Show 1952. 4 t.o.From the Estate of Edith C. Barnes (Mrs. Joseph Barnes), Mountainside , NJ. Mrs. Barnes was a well known breeder of Sealyham Terriers and her entr