Sterling silver twin handled tray of rectangular form with a gadrooned and shell cast rim and foliate cast handles. Made by Samuel Hutton, London in 1909.

Awarded For: Awarded for Junior Champion Hereford Female

Donated By: Donated by the Estate of the late Miss T McMaster, Dalkeith, Cassilis NSW and first presented in 1960.

Sterling silver twin handled covered cup with a domed lid, scroll handles and leaf embossed decoration, raised on an ebonised timber plinth. Made by Roberts and Belk in London, 1902.

Awarded For: Awarded for best Devon Exhibit.

Donated By: Donated by the Devon Cattle Breeders' Society of England and first presented in 1951.

Edwardian sterling silver cup with a pierced border and scroll handles, raised on a timber plinth base. Made in London in 1906 by G&S Co

Awarded For: Awarded to best Red Poll Exhibit

Donated By: Donated by the family of the late W K Cowlishaw (founder of the Arrow Red Poll Stud) and first presented in 1994

Waterford crystal vase raised on a timber plinth

Awarded For: Awarded to the winner of the Pen of Three Females, any age.

Donated By: Donated by Dairy Farmers and first presented in 1996

Small, silver cup by Georg Jensen, mounted on a varnished wooden plinth. Heather Gibson first visited the Royal Easter Show as a young girl in the 1930s, and as a vet student she worked as a groom in the Cattle Section in the 1940s. When her husband, Andrew Gibson, joined the RAS Council in 1984, Heather began her long association with Arts and Crafts. She worked as a Steward for the Arts and Crafts Section, even after Andrew's death, and was always fascinated to learn about various crafts from the Judges. Heather valued the friendships she made with other Stewards and the RAS staff, and always helped pack cakes and scones that had not won for donation to charities.

Awarded For: Awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor in Non-Perishable Cooking.

Donated By: Donated by the Gibson Family in memory of Heather Gibson and first presented in 2012.

Silver-plated twin handled punch bowl with applied fruiting vine rim and twin lion mask with ring drop handles, raised on a timber plinth base.

Awarded For: Awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor In Perishable Cooking.

Donated By: Donated by the Australian Gas Cooking School and first presented in 1991.

Silver-plated twin handled tray of rectangular form with foliate embossed handles and gadrooned border, inscribed: "Frances Binnie Memorial Trophy for her dedicated service to The Royal Agricultural Society Arts and Crafts Ladies Auxiliary Committee 1956 - 1984 ... for the most meritorious Craft Exhibit."

Awarded For: Awarded to the most meritorious Exhibit from the Standard of Excellence Case.

Donated By: Donated by Ann Irwin in memory of her mother's dedicated service to the Auxiliary Committee of the Arts & Crafts Section. First presented in 1993.

Waterford crystal bowl complete with intricate diamond cuts and a curved silhouette on a circular hand crafted timber (camphor laurel) base with sterling silver plates.

Awarded For: Most Successful Preserves Exhibitor.

Donated By: Donated by Mrs Rita Williams and first presented in 2020.