Large silver plated twin handled cup with a gilded interior, raised on a rosewood stained base. Made by Renown of Melbourne.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best of Breed Bull Terrier.

Donated By: Donated by Mrs A Dixon (Annabel Anderson), Mr Hennessy's daughter and first presented in 1990.

Silver-plated twin handled shallow form cup with Celtic dragons to the handles, raised on a three tiered timber plinth.

Awarded For: Awarded for Supreme Champion Shetland Pony.

Donated By: Donated by the late Harry Sleigh and family of St John Wells, Turriff, Scotland and first presented in 1977. The trophy was originally the Cowdar Cup and presented in Scotland to the Best Clydesdale each year. The cup is approximately 100 years old. Whilst George and Christine Barrett were visiting Scotland in 1975, Mr Sleigh commented he would like to donate a trophy for the Supreme Shetland - so in turn the Cowdar Cup became the Wells Cup, named after the Sleigh's Stud. The Cup arrived in Australia in 1976 and Mr Milton Evans had the cup engraved and the base refitted. The base was again refitted in 1984 courtesy of Mr George Vyner as the base could not hold any more shields. The cup could initially be won outright by winning it three times in succession or five times in all. George and Christine Barrett won the cup outright in 1992, but due to the prestige and history of the cup, chose to donate it back to the Society as a Perpetual Trophy.

Crystal bowl, Prestige Seahorse by Waterford Wedgwood, on a varnished wooden plinth.

Awarded For: Awarded for best Semillon.

Donated By: Donated by Jane Clarke, Timothy Clarke, Angus Clarke and Maxine Cooley and first presented in 2012. David Stuart Clarke AO, was dedicated to the Wine Section of the RAS. He was an RAS Councillor from 1986, a Board Member from 1999-2002 and Chairman of the Wine Committee from 1990-2010. He committed generously to the Sydney Royal Wine Show each year, ensuring that all those involved felt part of the Show. Under his stewardship the Show became a pre-eminent part of the Australian wine circuit. He also supported education for younger generations in wine through the Len Evans Tutorial.

Electroplated silver twin handled cup, raised on a square onyx base.

Awarded For: Awarded for the Champion White Milk.

Donated By: Donated by Jim R Forsyth and first presented in 1997.

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

Cedar cylindrical plinth carved with a merino, pumpkins, grains and district map.

Awarded For: Awarded for the district voted best by the public.

Donated By: Donated by Major General GL Maitland and first presented in 1990. General Maitland was the RAS of NSW Director from 1983-1989.

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.

Electroplated silver biscuit tin on stand, made by Barker Ellis.

Awarded For: Awarded for Senior Champion Girl Rider.

Donated By: Donated by Mr DL O'Connor of Brisbane and first presented in 1984.

Silvered and gilded mounts on a rosewood-finished shield shaped plaque, with a medallion to the centre, engraved with a vigneron amidst his cellar.

Awarded For: Awarded for Best Sauvignon Blanc.

Donated By: Donated by J McCarthy and Co Pty Ltd and first presented in 1951. JJ McCarthy and Co Pty Ltd, established in 1880 were Sydney based case, cask and bottle merchants who throughout their history had been enthusiastic supporters of wine shows across NSW. Until 2011 this trophy was a quasi-perpetual trophy and won outright every 10 years. From 2011 the RAS established it as a Perpetual Trophy and it is no longer won outright. Until 2014 this trophy was awarded to the Most Successful Exhibitor in the Wines and Brandy Section. From 2014 to 2015 it was awarded for Best Organic/Bio-Dynamic Wine.

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.