In fitted case with silver-mounted case with silver mounted presentation inscription: 'Presented by E.C. Burton & E.P. Colquhoun 1844'. Gilding worn. See also stand [T.0001.059]

Inscription: 'Quarter Mile Challenge Cup presented by C.N. James 1930'. Not loaded. No cover. Donor: C. N. James. Awarded: 1930-1974. Handles. Badly dented.

Plinth, handles. Awarded 2003-2004

Inscription: 'Mile Challenge Cup presented to St Peter College Westminster by W.D. Dowdeswell'. Not loaded. No cover. Donor: W. Dowdeswell 1862. Awarded: 1861-1974.\r\nNow awarded as the Senior Athletic Sports Trophy. Makers Mark reads W.S.

Football League Challenge Cup, engraved with School armorials, presentation inscription and names and dates of winners on stand. Awarded to a Inter-House six-a-side. [without plastic base, but with screw that fixes base to cup.] Cover. Plinth. Not loaded. Awarded 1949 - 1960

Senior Long Distance Race Franklin Cup, engraved with inscription and winner's names and dates. Not loaded. No cover. Donor: A.H Franklin. Awarded: 1930-1984

Silver-mounted wood stand with silver plates for silver oars, armorial engraved and presentation inscribed: 'Presented by P.C. Pearson & H. Ward', see also [T.0001.058]. Awarded 1844-1973. Makers Mark reads W.J.G.

Inscription: 'The Bringsty 9 Mile Challenge Baton Westminster School 1943 Presented by M.F.Y.'\r\nSilver plaque on wooden baton with wooden stand [also with plaques] Donor: M.F.Y, 1943. Awarded: 1941-present. Maker's mark obscured.

Inscription: 'This House Challenge Cup is presented by Beryl Halahan to the Westminster Boat Club to commemorate four years spent at Westminster by her son George Edward Desmond Halahan 1924/28'. A large George V silver two-handed cup and cover on silver-mounted wood stand, leaf-capped scroll handles, cut-card motif on body and cover, presentation inscribed. Donor: Beryl Halahan. Awarded as the House Challenge Cup.

George II trophy cup, later chased with rocaille work, fixed upon a modern black plastic plinth base with plaque. Marks rubbed and partially overworked.