An Edward VII Silver and Enamel Trophy, by T. and J. Bragg Ltd., Birmingham, 1906, the central section formed as a compressed baluster base from which rises a vase shaped stem, with four Yorkshire Rose cast buttresses and with a female figure finial, the base supported on four cast badges of the National Fire Brigades Yorkshire District, one side engraved with an inscription dated 1906, the other chased with a fire-fighting scene, with scroll arches each incorporating the Yorkshire rose and with an enamelled coat-arms, all on an ebonised plinth, applied with various silver or metal plaques, variously engraved for fire brigades, including Rolls-Royce, Brook Motors Ltd, Rowntree and Co. and others, with fitted oak box, the plinth of the trophy 63cm wide

The inscription reads: 'Presented by the President The Right Hon The Earl of Londesborough 1906.'

The arms are those of William Frances Henry Denison, 2nd Earl of Londesborough (1864-1917) and those of the North Riding of Yorkshire.