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.

Silver hammer in a presentation case. Silver plate on badly damaged leather case is inscribed: 'The Challenge Hammer presented by the Elizabethan Club, 1867'. Inside is a silver plate engraved with winners' names from 1867 to 1922. Apparently unmarked in the form of a hammer with gilt ball, in fitted case. Donor: The Elizabethan Club, 1867. Awarded: 1867-1922. Case badly damaged at hinge.

Inscription: 'The David Hayward Fencing Cup'. No cover. Green marble base. Handles. Makes mark rubbed.

Presented to Westminster by The Tennis & Rackets Association. Handles. Plinth.

Inscription: 'Westminster School Disc Challenge Trophy presented by E.R.B. Graham Esq., O.W 1939.' Wooden disc with a brass rim on a plinth. Donor: E. R. B. Graham. Awarded: 1939-1974. In need of repair at base.

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.

Silverplated statuette on a wooden plint. Kept in a wooden box. Inscriptions: 'The Lamb Trophy for Annual Competition in the Triangular Match - Elizabethans v Westminster School v Centre' Awarded 1980-1993.

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

11 small shields + 1 plaque on a wooden support. Central part (presumably with school crest) missing. Awarded: 1876-1886. Split.

Pewter, glass-bottomed, tri-handle tankard engraved with 'Westminster Town Boy Challenge Shield, Football, Rigaud's 6 Grant's 5, March 1886