What are the names of the world table tennis championships and trophies?

The World Table Tennis Championships have been held for 48 times since 1926 was first held in London on February 6th. There are seven official events in the World Table Tennis Championships, and each event has a special trophy named after the donor's name or country name.

The men's team champions cup is called "Swahilin Cup", which was donated by former honorary president of ITTF and Mrs. Swahilin of Britain. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.

The Women's Team Champions Cup is called "Marcel Coppelant Cup", which was donated by Marcel Coppelant, former president of the French Table Tennis Association. The eighth session was established.

The men's singles champion cup is called "St. Brad's Cup", which was donated by Mr. Woodco, former president of the British Table Tennis Association, and named after St. Brad's Table Tennis Club in London. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.

The women's singles Champions Cup is called "Jike Cup", which was donated by Mr. Ji geist, President of Hungarian Table Tennis Association. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.

The men's doubles champion cup "Iran Cup" was donated by the King of Iran. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.

The women's doubles champion cup "Pop Cup" was donated by Mr. Pop, former honorary secretary of ITTF. The second World Table Tennis Championships was held.

The mixed doubles Champions Cup "Z-Khdusek Cup" was donated by Mr. Z-KH Dussek, former secretary of Czechoslovakia Table Tennis Association. The first World Table Tennis Championships began to be established.

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