Gilded lidded twin handled trophy cup, raised on a circular timber plinth. Maker probably Renown of Melbourne.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Working Dog, Dog or Bitch.

Donated By: Donated by the Working Dog Club of NSW and first presented in 1982.

Tall silver-plated champagne cooler. Made by Aug. Wellner Sohenag, circa 1950.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Puppy in Show.

Donated By: Donated by the late Mrs EC Bourke and named for her kennels. First presented in 1953. Mrs Bourke was the only female member of the Consultative Committee and an all breeds Dog Judge.

Silver plated twin handled cup on a stem with a cherrywood finished knop inset with a gilded medallion of victory, raised on a timber plinth.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best of Breed Australian Kelpie

Donated By: Donated by Joy Jorgensen (Jean Walker's daughter) and family and first presented in 1997. Australian Kelpies were a part of Jean's life from adolescence to her twilight years. She was a founding member of the Australian Kelpie Club of NSW and Life Membership was bestowed upon her in recognition of her work for the club and the breed. As a mark of regard for her commitment to the breed, the Australian Kelpie Club of NSW conducted their 1996 Autumn Championship Show as the "Jean Walker Memorial Easter Speciality Show". Jean was known to be open to advise people on breeding and be a wealth of knowledge concerning the breed. To show their respect and appreciation, Club Members formed a guard of honour with their canine companions at her funeral.

A four piece Ranleigh silver-plated tea service, on a circular salver, resting upon a square raised timber plinth

Awarded For: Awarded for Best of Breed Yorkshire Terrier.

Donated By: Donated by the Yorkshire Terrier Club of NSW and first presented in 1989.

Silver plated punch bowl, raised on a tapering circular timber base. Old Sheffield reproduction.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best of Breed Whippet.

Donated By: Donated by the late C Bryans and first presented in 1949.

Silver-plated twin-handled trophy cup with scroll handles, raised on a tiered base.

Awarded For: Awarded for Runner-up to Best in Show.

Donated By: Originally donated by the Napper Family as the Edith Napper Trophy. The trophy was first presented in 1996 amended to read "Harry Napper & Edith Napper Perpetual Trophy" following Mr Napper's death in 1997.

Lidded cup surmounted by a gilded figure of a Scottish Terrier raised on an onyx base.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best of Breed Scottish Terrier.

Donated By: Donated by family and friends of the late Doris Watson and the Scottish Terrier Club, to commemorate her personality and achievements. First presented in 1994. Doris Watson, a retired nurse, served in New Guinea in World War II. She was a meticulous breeder and exhibitor of Scottish Terrier dogs (prefix Dougall), and a long-time member and excellent fund raiser for the Scottish Terrier Club.

Silver-plated twin handled cup with a domed lid, raised on a black composition base

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Non-Sporting Dog, Dog or Bitch.

Donated By: Donated by the late Matron I Butler, a well-known identity in the dog world and a breeder of bulldogs and boxers and first presented in 1962.