Lot 119: Sold for £350 hammer
A two day Selected Antiques and Fine Art Sale to include silver, jewellery & oriental items with a large selection of items from Norris Castle, Wednesday 15th April 2015 - Thursday 16th April 2015

A George V silver campana shaped trophy cup, makers Edward, Edward, William and John Barnard London 1828, with gilt interior and flared rim and flower and leaf lobed body on stemmed base (presented for a run on Hayling Sands to commemorate laying of first stone of Norfolk Crescent Hayling Island (1829), 14oz

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