International Honours Not Represented By Trophies
| Name of trophy | First Contested | Last Contested | Type | Participants | Current holders | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Crunch | 1906 | 2013 | Perpetual Contest | England-53 France-36 drawn-7 |
England | This is merely a traditional name for the tie. There is no physical trophy. |
| Grand Slam | 2012 | Tournament Honour | England Scotland Ireland Wales France Italy |
Wales | ||
| Wooden Spoon | 2013 | Tournament Honour | England Scotland Ireland Wales France Italy |
France | This is "awarded" to the team that finishes the Six Nations Championship at the bottom of the table. |
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