Alcester Ringcraft Society

20/12/2022

PLEASE NOTE: Alcester Ringcraft Society has closed so this page is no longer active.

25/02/2022

BIDDING IS STILL OPEN for the trophies that are not yet marked as SOLD.

06/02/2022

LOT 11: Bronze effect plastic trophy on a marble/resin base.
Engravable plate could be removed/ replaced. Approx 20cm high.

06/02/2022

LOT 10: Silver coloured cup on a square, black resin base.
In good condition. Approx 21.5cm high, 8am square base.

06/02/2022

LOT 9: Wooden shield with around 30 engraved metal plaques.
Some wear due to its age. Approx 31cm high x 26cm wide.

06/02/2022

LOT 8: Scroll shaped wooden trophy.
Some minor wear/ scratches commensurate with age. Approx 24cm high x 19cm wide.

06/02/2022

LOT 7: Gold coloured trophy on a marble effect stone base with a wooden plinth.
Engraved plates could be removed / replaced. Slight wear and minor scratches commensurate with age. Approx 25cm high (including handles).

06/02/2022

LOT 6: Silver plated salver.
Silver plate is worn. Makers mark 'TW&S'. Approx 25cm diameter.

06/02/2022

LOT 5: Indian silver plated miniature tankard.
Slight wear to the silver plating but otherwise in good condition. Stands on a separate, engravable wooden base. Tankard approx 9.5cm high.

06/02/2022

LOT 4: Large Wooden Shield
Approx 39cm high x 33cm wide.

06/02/2022

LOT 3: Rose Bowl
Silver plated rose bowl. Some wear to the silver plate and some scratches. Approx 19cm high x 16cm wide.

06/02/2022

LOT 2: Caramac plaque
Plastic, wood-effect plaque. Engravable plate could be removed/replaced. Some small chips and nicks to the edges commensurate with age. Stand missing. Approx 18 x 12.5cm

06/02/2022

LOT 1. Guide Dog Trophy.
Silver plated German Shepherd guide dog on a weighted wooden base. Presented to the Club by the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. Approx 16cm high. Base approx 9cm x 16.5cm.

06/02/2022

TROPHY AUCTION - HOW IT WORKS
• Please place your bid in the comments below the item you wish to buy. Bids placed anywhere else will not be counted.
• All new bids must be £1 higher than the current highest bid.
• You may bid on behalf of someone who doesn’t have a Facebook account, but please make sure they know you are bidding for them!
• A brief description of each trophy, including an indication of its condition, is included. If you have any questions or need any further information, please ask.
• The items are currently in Peopleton. The winning bidder for each item will be expected to pay cash on collection of the item OR payment can be made via Paypal and I will post to you. There will be an additional cost for postage (depending on size and weight of the package).
• This auction consists of eleven lots
• This auction will run for two weeks, ending on Sunday, 20th February 2022 at 5.00pm UK time.
The proceeds of this auction will be added to the assets of Alcester Ringcraft Society and divided as per our members’ wishes, as agreed at the SGM.
Please feel free to share the link to this page. The more the merrier.
Happy Bidding!

15/01/2022

COMING SOON! We will soon be auctioning off our trophies. Full details will be posted on the Alcester Ringcraft page soon.

04/09/2021

Auction Lot 2: Grooming Table
In good condition. Over ten years old but has only been used once a week, indoors at ringcraft. Rubber, non-slip table top.
Table top measures approx 81cm (33inches) x 51cm (20inches)
Table is approx 84cm (33inches) high
Reserve £25

04/09/2021

Auction Lot 1: Ringcraft Mats
- Four mats, each measuring 1.5metres wide and approx. 12metres long.
- Green plastic “canvas”, waterproof, non-slip, sheeting.
- Over ten years old but in very good condition. Will need a clean but otherwise in good order with no holes or tears.
Reserve £40

10/08/2021

At the Special General Meeting which was held on 9th August the Members who attended voted in favour of both of the Committee’s proposals.
Sadly this means that Alcester Ringcraft Society will be dissolved with immediate effect.
I’d like to thank the Members for their support. I would also like to thank all current and past Committee members for all their hard work. The Club has a very long history spanning over forty years (since 1974). We will all be very sad to see it go.

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