Miguel Ortiz Berrocal (1933-2006), Olympic dove, gilded bronze on base, signed and numbered 87/500, 1994 -h. including base 15 cm, few spots-

Olympic torch with stand, Lillehammer, 1994 -h. 41 cm-

Bronze figurine on marble base, football player, 1st half 20th century -h. including base 28 cm-

Bowling pin trophy presented to the Romanian Alexandru Siperco (1920-1998) by the FIQ (IBF, International Bowling Federation) -h. 39 cm-

Henryk Kossowski II (1855-1921, patinated metal figurine on marble base, woman holding the wreath with laurels in her right hand, two plaques; one describing what it is and one telling who it was given to, it was given out as a trofee for the Summer Olympic Games Paris 1900 to Kemeny Ferenc from Hungary (founding member of the International Olympic Committee 1894) by Pierre de Coubertin (co-founder and second president of the International Olympic Committee) in 1904 -h. 70 cm including marble foot-

Metal football trophy on marble foot with plaque, text on plaque in Romanian, trophy given for anniversary of Romanian football club 'Clubul Atletic Oradea' (CAO) 1910-1935 to Bodola Gyule for 30 goals, 1935 -h. 34 cm-

Romanian metal 1st prize rowing trophy with silver oares handed out by the Romanian Rowing Federation on their first ever national championships held in Snagov, 1935 -24 x 52 x 39 cm-

Bronze plaque on wooden base, Romanian football club 'Clubul Atletic Timisoara' (TAC), 20 year anniversary 1902-1922, plaque in Hungarian language, 1922 -43 x 30 x 13 cm-

Silver plated football trophy, Romanian football club 'Progresul Oradea', winners of the Romanian R.P.R. Cup, 1956 -h. 51,5 cm-

Crystal trophy bowl on wooden foot with plaque, given out post-mortem by the Romanian Olympic Committee to Alexandru Siperco, 1998 -h. 24,5 cm, d. 22 cm-

Metal sailing trophy, man holding wreath and oar, inscribed in Hungarian, presented at the Tisza regatta 1910 -h. excluding oar 39 cm-

Metal football trophy on wooden base, inscribed 'Cupa Hutchinson 1932-33', cup was won by 'Ripensia Timisoara', first professional football club in Romania, 1933 -h. 49 cm-

Brass junior rowing trophy 'skiff 4', 'Cupa U.S.B. held in Herastrau, Romania, 1936 -h. 19 cm-

Bronze trophy on marble base presented by Arad Athletic Club, Romania, to Istvan Mudin for winning a silver medal in the 1906 Summer Olympics in Athens, text in Hungarian, 1906 -h 37 cm-

Metal rowing trophy on wooden base, rowing championship in Romania, -h. 52 cm-

W. Znick (XX), metal alloy rowing trophy presented in Arad, Romania, to the winners of the skiff 2, Oszter Carol and Kurecska Stefan, members of the AMEF Arad club, 1932 -h. 46,5 cm-

Metal rowing trophy on wooden base with plaque, plaque text in Romanian, trophy presented to the winners of the R.P.R. Cup, women skiff 4+1, 1950 -h. 53 cm-

Bronze figurine on marble base set on wooden plinth with plaque in Hungarian, presented for contribution to the football team, 1951 -h. incl. base and plinth 35,5 cm-

Patinated metal figurine on marble base with plaque in Romanian, trophy given to Boldea Ioan to commemorate winning the cycling championship 35 years ago, Arad, Romania 1946 -h. including base 34 cm-

Metal handball trophy on wooden base with plaque in Romanian, presented to a female handball team for winning the 'Winter Cup' with previous winners; Stiinta-Timisoara, Progresul- and Rapid Bucuresti, 1963-1968 -h. 41 cm-

Metal figurine on wooden base with plaque in Romanian, presented for outstanding performance in gymnastics to Vlaicov Mihai, A.S. Astra, Arad, Romania, 1935 -h. incl. base 40 cm-

Metal trophy on wooden base inscribed in Romanian, presented to football club 'Întreprinderea Comunală Oradea' (now known as Clubul Athletic Oradea) for winning the A category Romanian Championship 1948/1949 -h. 53 cm-

Metal rowing trophy on wooden base inscribed in Romanian, presented for winning women's skiff 4+1, names listed, trophy offered by Romanian newspaper 'Ziarul Universul', Mamaia, Romania, 15 August 1937 -h. 48 cm-

Silver plated trophy given by Romanian football club C.A. Oradea to Cibi Coloman Braun for outstanding contribution between 1910-1935, Arad, Romania, 1935 -h. 29 cm-

Metal trophy on wooden base inscribed in Romanian, university 'Cupa Dacia Traiana' offered by professor Mihai Antonescu, Bucharest, Romania, 21 May 1942 -h. 69 cm, ear broken off-

Patined metal figurine on marble base, runner with Olympic torch, plaque in French, given to Alexandro Siperco from Romania at the Olympic Centinary by the C.I.O. (Olympic Committee) -h. 46,5 cm-

Silver plaque in original case presented by the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) on occasion of the 1st athletics world championships in Helsinki to Alexandru Siperco, IOC member from Romania, 1983 -size plaque 20 x 13 cm, 3e gehalte, III-

Silver inscribed tray in origianal case with Olympic logo, tray presented by the C.I.O. in appreciation of the work done by Alexandru Siperco from Romania as their Vice-President from 1982 until 1986 -30 x 23 cm, 470 grams, 3e gehalte, III-

Limited edition silver plaque set in plastic frame, designed by Manuel Carrera, Madrid, presented by the international Shooting Union via their president to Alexandru Siperco, IOC Member from Romania, for his service to the sport, numbered 6035, in original box, with certificate for number 6037, 1990 -3 x 25 x 18,5 cm, gross weight 620 gram, box damaged, 1e gehalte, I-

Framed silver sculpture, designed by Y.A. Sadovsky (XX), next to sculpture Olympic logo Israelian team, with signed certificate on the back of the frame -outside frame 17 x 17 cm, d. sculpture 5 cm, 1e gehalte, I-

Silver dish centrally decorated with Olympic logo Athens '96 in original box, on the back Olympic logo and name, Alexandru Siperco, IOC member from Romania, 1996 -d. 20,5 cm, 268 gram, box damaged, 1e gehalte, I-

Boxing gloves, signed on the inside Nic Linca (1929-2008), the only Romanian boxer to win gold at the 1956 Olympics, gloves marked on inside '8 unz'

Large quantity sports memorabilia, mostly related to various Olympic Games, includes among others; opening- and closing ceremony pack Salt Lake City, various banners, various pins, various watches, etc.

Upholstered case filled with various European horse riding trophies, rosettes, medals, etc.

Wooden sculpture award ‘Sport and Universality’ from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) consisting of a wooden arm extending upward with a wooden Earth balanced in its palm. Text in French and English, “Sport et Universalite, Sports and Universality, CIO - IOC, 2000,”. Posthumous award to Vintila Octavian - Romanian athlete at Tokyo XVIII Olympic Games 1964 (original Identity card included), -h. 50cm-

Shooting Festival trophy - metal goblet 'M.A.C. 1911 - Marosvasorhei Atletic Club (Târgu Mureș) and T.A.C. 1911, 1912, 1913 - Temesvar Atletic Club (Timișoara) - Hunting Clubs in Transylvania, Romania. Decorated with oak leaves and acorns. Slightly damaged on the shield inscripted with "1913 T.A.C.", -h. 35 cm-