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CELTIC F.C., TRILOGY 2000/01 TREBLE LIMITED EDITION MALT WHISKY 32 YEAR OLD no. 217, 70cl, 40%, in fitted hardwood case with certificate

CELTIC F.C. VS. EVERTON F.C., RARE EMPIRE EXHIBITION CUP FINAL PROGRAMME 10TH JUNE 1938 Note: Celtic defeated Everton 1-0 A.E.T. to lift the trophy.

CELTIC F.C. VS. MANCHESTER UNITED F.C., JIMMY JOHNSTONE & BOBBY LENNOX TESTIMONIAL SIGNED COVERS 17TH MAY 1967 three covers, two signed by the Celtic, the other by the Manchester teamPrepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

MAX MURRAY OF RANGERS F.C., HIS SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP RUNNERS-UP GOLD MEDAL 1957/58 the obverse with central shield shaped plaque with red enamel lion rampant motif, within blue enamel border inscribed SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE, the reverse inscribed RUNNERS-UP LEAGUE CUP 1957/58, in nine carat gold, in caseNote: This medal comes from the historic 'Hampden in the Sun' final, in which Celtic beat Rangers by a record 7 goals to 1.Provenance: The Max Murray Collection.4cm including baleQty: approx. 3.3g

RANGERS F.C., COLLECTION OF TICKETS CIRCA 1950s ONWARDS the tickets comprising SC Semi 5th April 1958 (x2), v Bratislava 11th Nov 1959, Airdieonians 19th Dec 1959, Celtic 6th April 1960 (x2), SC Final 23rd April 1960 (x2), Airdrieonians 7th Jan 1961 (x2), Fiorentina 1961 ECWC final 1st leg, Monaco 12th Sep 1961, Scottish League Cup Final 28th October 1961, and Red Star Belgrade (c. 1964/5), also a SC Final 28th April 1958 ticket, and assorted photographic postcardsAdditional images now available.

CELTIC F.C., NEWSPAPER AND PENANT DISPLAY 1966-67 the penant for League Champions 1966, the two news papers for the 25th and 26th of May 1967, mounted, framed and under glass76cm high x 116cm overall

CELTIC F.C. VS. MANCHESTER UNITED F.C., ROY AITKEN TESTIMONIAL SIGNED COVERS 25TH MARCH 1987 two covers, one signed by the Celtic, the other by the Manchester team including Alex Ferguson and Bobby Charlton

CELTIC F.C., TESTIMONIAL AND OTHER PROGRAMMES including Jimmy Johnstone & Bobby Lennox (x2), Roy Aitken, Danny McGrain, Billy McNeill, Tommy Burns, vs. Arbroath 28th Jan 1967, vs. Queen's Park 11th March 1967, 9IAR souvenir 1974 (21 in total), along with other Celtic F.C. ephemera including trading cards

CELTIC F.C., SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION CIRCA 1969-76 the philatelic display mounted with text covering each piece, comprising:DATE/YEARTEAM, COUNTRYOCCASIONSIGNED BY12/03/1969A.C. MilanEuropean Champions CupA.C. Milan10/04/1974Atletico MadridEuropean Champions CupBoth teams + ??02/08/1973Penarol, UruguayFriendlyPenarol11/12/1974BenficaUNICEF CupCeltic11/02/1976Celtic v Leeds UtdFriendlyLeeds Utd squadPrepared and formerly the property of Mr. Antinori, ‘Landy’.

DUNDEE F.C. VS. MOTHERWELL F.C., SCOTTISH CUP FINAL PROGRAMME 19TH APRIL 1952 Note: Motherwell would triumph 4-0 in this clash. 'The attendance of 136,274 is a Scottish record for a match not involving Celtic, Rangers or the Scotland national team.'

CELTIC F.C., TWO EDEN MILL NINE-IN-A-ROW GIN SETS each comprising seven gin miniatures, 42%, 5cl, and two liqueuers, 20%, 5cl, in presentation box

CELTIC F.C., PRINT OF HENRIK LARSSON AFTER ROBERT MILLER, CIRCA 2004 printed on canvas, framed and under glass110cm x 59cm overall

CELTIC F.C. VS. HIBERNIAN F.C. CORONATION CUP FINAL PROGRAMME 20TH MAY 1953 Note: Celtic defeated Hibs to become unofficial champions of Britain

CELTIC F.C. VS. RACING CLUB, INTER-CONTINENTAL CUP HOME AND AWAY PROGRAMMES 1967 contested on 18th October and the 1st November

CELTIC F.C. V ASTON VILLA, SIGNED PROGRAMME 5TH FEBRUARY 1949 bearing six autographs

CELTIC F.C., PAINTING OF BILLY McNEILL ROBERT MILLER, CIRCA 2019 acrylic on canvas, pictured lifting the European cup, mounted and framed91cm x 66cm

RANGERS F.C. VS. CELTIC F.C., VICTORY CUP SEMI-FINAL PROGRAMME 1ST JUNE JUNE Note: This game ended in a 0-0 draw, and so went to a replay, wherein Rangers won 2-0.

CELTIC F.C., VICTORY RUG 1966-67 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS, mounted, framed and under glass80cm x 140cm overall

CELTIC F.C. VS. RANGERS F.C., SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP FINAL PROGRAMME 19TH OCTOBER 1957 Note: This programme comes from the historic 'Hampden in the Sun' final, in which Celtic beat Rangers by a record 7 goals to 1.Provenance: The Max Murray Collection.

CELTIC F.C., SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION CIRCA 1985/87 the philatelic display mounted with text covering each piece, comprising:DATE/YEARTEAM, COUNTRYOCCASIONSIGNED BY18/05/1985Dundee UnitedScottish Cup Centenary FinalCeltic x 2 - only signed01/10/1986Shamrock RoversEuropean Champions CupShamrock Rovers22/10/1986Dinamo Kiev, UkraineEuropean Champions CupDinamo Kiev 15/09/1987Borussia DortmundUEFA CupBorussia Dortmund30/11/1987Nottingham ForestDavie Provan TestimonialBoth teams 30/04/1978HibsPat Stanton TestimonialBoth teams Prepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

CELTIC F.C. VS. LIVERPOOL F.C., BILLY McNEILL TESTIMONIAL SIGNED COVERS 12TH AUGUST 1974 two covers, one signed by the Celtic, the other by the Liverpool teamPrepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

CELTIC F.C., COLLECTION OF DOMESTIC PROGRAMMES CIRCA 1950/60s comprising v Hibs 17th April 1954, Stirling Albion 12th November, Morton 30th April 1966, East Fife 21st March 1953, Hamilton 5th September 1953, Hearts 6th Feb 1954, Hamilton 5th March 1955, East Fife 5th November 1955, Ayr 18th Feb 1956, Dunfermline 15th Sep 2956, Queen's Park 5th Jan 1957, Airdrieonians 10th August 1957, Falkirk 7th September 1957, Clyde 14th December 1957, QotS 8th Feb 1958, Hearts 14th March 1958, Dundee 29th March 1958, Clyde 23rd August 1958, Airdrieonians 27th August 1958, St. Mirren 30th August 1958, Falkirk 11th October 1958, Dundee 1st November 1958, Dunfermline 8th November 1958, Rangers 1st Jan 1959, Dunfermline 7th March 1959, Raith Rovers 6th April 1959, Hearts 18th April 1959, Raith Rovers 22nd August 1959, Airdrieonians 29th August 1959, Rangers 5th September 1959, Clyde 26th Sep 1959, Third Lanark 17th October 1959, Ayr 7th November 1959, Dunfermline 14th November 1959, Partick 28th November 1959, St. Mirren 19th December 1959, Rangers 1st January 1960, Hearts 2nd Jan 1960, Arbroath 23rd Jan 1960, Partick 12th March 1960, Stirling 26th March 1960, St Mirren 30th April 1960, Rangers 20th Aug 1960, Rangers 3rd Sep 1960, Rangers 10th Sep 1960, Airdrieonians 1st October 1960, St Mirren 8th October 1960, Partick 12th November 1960, Dunfermline 19th November 1960, Motherwell 24th December 1960, Rangers 2nd Jan 1961, Airdrieonians 21st Jan 1961, Raith 25th Feb 1961, Hibs 11th March 1961, Dunfermline 25th March 1961, Third Lanark 9th September 1961, Rangers16th Sept 1961, Dunfermline 28th Oct 1961, Dundee 4th Nov 1961, Airdrieonians 18th Nov 1961, Morton 27th Jan 1962, Hearts 17th Feb 1962, Aberdeen 24th March 1962, Motherwell 23rd April 1962, Hearts 11th August 1962, Dundee 18th August 1962, Rangers 8th Sep 1962, Aberdeen 22nd Sep 1962, Kilmarnock 6th Oct 1962, Dundee utd. 20th Oct 1962, Hearts 8th Dec 1962, Third Lanark 15th Dec 1962, Dunfermline 22nd Dec 1962, Rangers 1st Jan 1963, Falkirk 12th Jan 1963, Airdrieonians 22nd Feb 1963, St. Mirren 9th March 1963, Dundee 23rd March 1963, St. Mirren 30th March 1963, Hibernian 6th April 1963, Third Lanark 20th April 1963, Dunfermline 27th April 1963, QotS 17th Aug 1963, Rangers 24th Aug 1963, Rangers 7th September 1963, Third Lanark 14th Sep 1963, Falkirk 21st September 1963, Dunfermline 5th 1963, Airdrieonians 26th 1963, East Stirling 2nd November, Kilmarnock 23rd Nov 1963, St Johnstone 7th Dec 1963, Hearts 14th Dec 1963, Motherwell 21st Dec 1963, Falkirk 4th Jan 1964, Airdrieonians 15th Feb 1964, East Stirling 29th Feb 1964, Motherwell 28th March 1964, Hearts 18th April 1964, Kilmarnock 15th August 1964, Kilmarnock 29th August 1964, Rangers 5th Sep 1964, East Fife 9th Sep 1964, Dundee utd 19th Sept 1964, Hearts 26th Sep 1964, St Mirren 17th Oct 1964, Airdrieonians 31st Oct 1964, Third Lanark 28th Nov 1964, Hibs 5th Dec 1964, Partick 12th Dec 1964, Dunfermline 19th Dec 1964, Motherwell 26th Dec 1964, Rangers Jan 1st 1965, Clyde 2nd Jan 1965, ST Mirren 6th Feb 1965, Queen's Park 20th Feb 1965, Kilmarnock 6th March 1965, St. Johnstone 13th March 1965, Partick 17th April 1965, Dundee 21st August 1965, Dundee utd 28th August 1965, Dundee 4th September 1965, Clyde 11th Sep 1965, Rangers 18th Sep 1965, Aberdeen 25th Sep 1965, Hearts 9th Oct 1965, Falkirk 16th Oct 1965, Stirling 30th Oct 1965, St. Johnstone 13th Nov 1965, Kilmarnock 27th Nov 1965, Dunfermline 18th Dec 1865, Morton 25th Dec 1965, Rangers 3rd Jan 1966, Dundee utd 8th Jan 1966, Motherwell 22nd Jan 1966, Hearts 29th Jan 1966, Stranraer 5th Feb 1966, Falkirk 12th Feb 1966, Hearts 19th Feb 1966, Stirling 26th Feb 1966, St. Johnstone 12th March 1966, St. Mirren 16th April 1966, St. Mirren 9th April 1966, Hibs 16th April 1966

CELTIC F.C. VS. FEYENOORD ROTTERDAM, EUROPEAN CUP FINAL SIGNED COVERS 6TH MAY 1970 comprising one cover signed by the Feyenoord team and manager Ernst Happel, along with four further Feyenoord covers relating to a 1971 friendlyQty: 5Prepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

CELTIC F.C., SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION CIRCA 1979/91 the philatelic display mounted with text covering each piece, comprising (across two folders):DATE/YEARTEAM, COUNTRYOCCASIONSIGNED BY08/08/1979The Orientals, ChinaChallenge matchThe Orientals x 203/10/1979Partizan Tirana, AlbaniaEuropean Champions CupBoth teams - 2 by Partizan24/10/1979DundalkEuropean Champions CupDundalk x 205/03/1980Real MadridEuropean Champions CupBoth teams + Laurie Cunningham + Miguel Angel Gonzalez20/08/1980Diosgyoeri Miskoic, HungaryEuropean Cup Winners CupBoth teams17/09/1980Politehnica Timisoara, RomaniaEuropean Cup Winners CupPolitehnica Timisoara16/09/1981JuventusEuropean Champions CupBoth teams + Liam Brady02/11/1983Sporting LisbonUEFA CupSporting Lisbon x 207/12/1983Nottingham ForestUEFA CupBoth teams + Brian Clough12/12/1984Rapid Vienna, AustriaEuropean Cup Winners CupCeltic06/12/1991Neuchatel, SwitzerlandUEFA CupNeuchatel 04/03/1970FiorentinaEuropean Champions CupFiorentina18/09/1974Olympiakos, GreeceEuropean Champions CupOlympiakos11/12/1974Sporting Lisbon, PortugalChallenge MatchSporting Lisbon01/10/1975Valur, IcelandEuropean Champions CupValur + President + 2 Evaldsson brothers05/11/1975Boavista, PortugalEuropean Champions CupBoavista x 203/03/1976Sachsenring Zwickau, East GermanyEuropean Cup Winners CupSachsenring Zwickau + Jurgen Croy07/08/1976Penarol, UruguayChallenge MatchPenarol15/09/1976Wilsa Krakow, PolandUEFA CupBoth teams + 1 other15/08/1977ChelseaChallenge MatchChelsea14/09/1977Jeunesse d'Esche, LuxembourgEuropean Champions CupJeunesse d'Esche19/10/1977S.S.W. Innsbruck, AustriaEuropean Champions CupS.S.W. Innsbruck02/08/1973Penarol, UruguayFriendlyPenarol - THIS A CERTIFICATEPrepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

CELTIC F.C., FOUR BOTTLES OF EDEN MILL GIN comprising the Celtic Gin Liqueur, 20%, 50cl, the Double Treble Gin, 43%, 50cl, and two Quadruple Treble Gins, 40% 50cl

CELTIC F.C. VS. INTER MILAN, EUROPEAN CUP FINAL PROGRAMME 25TH MAY 1967 Note: Celtic defeated Inter 2-1, going on to be the first British side to lift the European Cup Image of central pages now available

CELTIC F.C., FINE EUROPEAN CUP SIGNED FIRST DAY COVER COLLECTION 1966/67 the philatelic display mounted with text covering each piece, comprising:DATE/YEARTEAM, COUNTRYOCCASIONSIGNED BY Various Celebrating Grand SlamN/a28/03/1966Zurich, SwitzerlandEuropean Champions Cup First RoundZurich07/12/1966Nantes, FranceEuropean Champions Cup Second RoundNantes08/03/1967Vojvodina, YugoslaviaEuropean Champions Cup Quarter-FinalVojvodina Dukla Prague, Czech RepublicEuropean Champions Cup Semi-finalDukla Prague12/04/1967Dukla Prague, Czech RepublicEuropean Champions Cup Semi-finalDukla Prague25/05/1967Inter MilanEuropean Champions Cup FinalCeltic x 2 05/08/1967Tottenham HotspurQueens Park FC 100 Year AnniversaryTottenham Hotspur05/09/1967Penarol, UruguayChallenge matchPenarol20/09/1967Dinamo Kiev, UkraineEuropean Champions CupDinamo Kiev18/10/1967Racing Club, ArgentinaWorld Club ChampionshipRacing x 2Prepared by Mr. Ronald Antinori, ‘Landy’.

CELTIC F.C., EUFA CUP SET OF SIGNED TEAM SHEETS 2002/03 each detailing the match, score and Celtic team, comprising:TEAM, COUNTRYOCCASIONSIGNED BYSuduva Marijampole2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticBlackburn Rovers2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticCelta Vigo2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticStuttgart2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticLiverpool2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticBoavista2003 UEFA Cup home & awayCelticPorto2003 UEFA Cup finalCeltic

CELTIC F.C., RIDGWAYS CABINET PLATE CIRCA 1913/14 transfer decorated with the team from that season, alongside a Good Old Celtic Record Scottish Cup Holders 1926-7 glass beakerQty: 2

Two paste pearl necklaces (one a/f), a paste pearl bracelet, a white metal lady's quartz wristwatch, a coral bead necklace, a lapis bead necklace, a mixed pearl and coral bead necklace, two oval gilt metal paste set brooches, a white metal paste set brooch, a silver Celtic style knot ring and a marcasite ring and brooch (a lot)

SCOTTISH PENANNULAR BROOCH with Celtic decoration, in nine carat gold 10.8gPersonal inscription to the reverse. 

* Mixed Silver. A George V silver bon-bon dish by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1921, plain pedestal form with lion mask handles, 11 cm high x 20.5 cm across, 248g, together with a silver quaich by Francis Howard Ltd, Edinburgh 1990, with Celtic design handles, 14 cm across, 151g, three modern silver bottle labels for whisky, vodka and gin, plus two silver and wood bottle coasters QTY: (7)

1930s silver hallmarked Celtic Scottish style brooch of roundel form with raised knot detailing. Hallmarked Chester 1935, Shipton & Co. Measures 7cm wide.

Collection of 9ct gold jewellery to include a 9ct yellow gold cross pendant; a 9ct gold Celtic cross pendant; two 9ct rose gold dress studs; a 9ct gold bar brooch(q)

Edinburgh silver whisky label as new. Celtic design.

2 Large boxes of Celtic FC magazines

Birmingham silver gate necklace [J.A. MAIN LTD 1979] Together with a London silver Celtic design necklace.

A Tub containing a collection of silver boxed and loose jewellery to include Celtic wedding band ring, Thimbles, Pendant, Earrings and silver bangle.

Edinburgh silver whisky label as new. Dragon Celtic design.

A Modern Moorcroft Prairie Summer Pattern Vase, designed by Rachel Bishop, 20.5cm high a Celtic Web Pattern Bowl, designed by Emma bossons, 12cm diameter and a Tribute to Anemone Pattern Coaster, designed by Emma Bossons, 12cm diameter (3)

A Collection of Assorted Silver Plate, including a pair of entree-dishes and covers with Celtic pattern borders; a further oval entree-dish and cover with reeded border; a syphon-stand; a coffee-pot and hot-milk jug' an oval basket; an egg-stand; a cased set of lobster-picks and other items; Together With a Royal Doulton 'Grace' figure (qty)

A Pair of Newlyn Pottery Models of Cats, one in blue glazes the other in yellow, label for Celtic pottery, 19cm high (2)

Group of silver, including early 20th century child's seal top spoon and fork set, hallmarked Horace Woodward & Co, Birmingham 1915, early 20th century child's Celtic point spoon and fork set, hallmarked Roberts & Belk, Sheffield 1914, set of three Victorian bright cut teaspoons, hallmarked John Round & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1892 and a similar bright cut teaspoon, hallmarked Josiah Williams & Co, London 1888, pair of Chinese silver vases, with hand planished decoration, character marks to base, etc Condition Report:Approximate total silver weight 12.02 ozt (373 grams) Some items unmarked, test as silver. Chinese vases test 800. General wear commensurate with age and use, including surface scratches, indentations and nicks. Some rubbing and bending to edges of spoon bowls. Hallmarks with varying degrees of wear, some elements indistinct.

Pair of mid 20th century Scottish silver napkin rings, each with raised Celtic knot design borders and engraved initials to body, hallmarked Francis Howard Ltd, Edinburgh 1963Condition Report:Total weight 2.33 ozt (72.3 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use in the form of surface scratches and small nicks. Couple of larger indentations to body. Hallmarks with small amount of wear but clear and legible.

Set of six mid 20th century silver Celtic Point coffee spoons, hallmarked Sheffield 1944, maker's mark SS, in fitted case, together with a set of six silver handled butter knives, hallmarked Viners Ltd, Sheffield 1954, and other silver flatware, etcCondition Report:Approximate weighable silver 4.97ozt (154.5 grams) General wear commensurate with age and use predominantly in the form of surface scratches and small nicks. Hallmarks with small amount of wear but clear and legible.

3 pieces of 1970s' ceramics, Poole pottery dish together with Celtic pottery mug and bud vase, tallest 14.5cmAll in good condition, no chips, cracks or restoration.

HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT IVORY LAUNCHING MALLET AND SILVER CASKET FOR THE R.M.S. EMPRESS OF IRELAND 1906 the mallet head carved to the obverse with the Fairfield Shipbuilding crest comprising an anchor motif within a border inscribed THE FAIRFIELD SHIPBUILDING & ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITED, the reverse with corresponding monogram, the head of the shaft with date inscription .27TH JANY. 1906. and T.S.S."EMPRESS OF IRELAND", over a fluted to foliate carved shaft and ovoid pommel, 30cm long, the casket maker Robert Stewart, Glasgow 1906, the hinged caddy top with cast Royal Coat of Arms finial with embossed thistle border, the cover further embossed with panels of national flora, fruits and Poseidon masks over crossed tridents, with central cartouche inscribed PRESENTED TO MRS. Alexander Gracie, BY THE CHAIRMAN AND DIRECTORS OF FAIRFIELD SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING CO. LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THE LAUNCH OF THE T.S.S. EMPRESS OF IRELAND 27TH JANY. 1906, the frieze embossed with panels depicting the Empress of Ireland, Fairfield Shipyard, the Canadian Parliament Building, and a marine engine, also with roundels depicting the Fairfield Shipbuilding crest, monogram, and a heraldic Celtic Harp, raised on four cast and engraved grotesque dolphin feet, with twin cast pierced aprons of maple leaves, the fitted interior lined in quilted turquoise silk, 21.5cm high, 37cm wide, 21cm deepNote: The R.M.S. Empress of Ireland was a Scottish built ocean liner that sank in the Saint Lawrence River, Canada, following a collision with the Norwegian collier S.S. Storstad on the 29th May 1914. Of the 1,477 people on board, 1,012 lost their lives, making it the worst peacetime marine disaster in Canadian history.Learn more about the R.M.S. Empress of Ireland hereProvenance: From Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Gracie to the current vendors by family descent.SOLD WITH IVORY ACT 2018: CERTIFICATE FOR A PRE-1918 ITEM OF OUTSTANDINGLY HIGH ARTISTIC, CULTURAL OR HISTORICAL VALUE, NUMBER UCQNUPJX

9ct gold Celtic deign ring, hallmarkedCondition Report:Approx 7.3gm, size W-X, depth = 6.8mm

A Flat Link Necklace, with integral claw set wishbone design, stamped "925", a similar Celtic style, suspending teardrop collet set stone, stamped "925", and alternate rub over set necklace, stamped "925", another collet set necklace, of alternate design, stamped "925", a chain link necklace, with t-bar toggle style fastener stamped "925", together with a Millefoiri style bracelet, also to r-bar toggle style fastener, stamped "925".

A Small Collection of "925" and Other Pendants on Chains, including polished hardstone, cross, Celtic knot, claw set, etc :- One Tray

A Hallmarked Silver Oval Hardstone Inset Pendant, together with a selection of "925" and other pendants, including pearl, marcasite, Celtic style, etc.

SELECTION OF SILVER JEWELLERYincluding an amber set brooch, a Celtic cross necklace, neck chains, a pearl and CZ necklace and other pendants on chains

CarltonWare Rouge Royale, seven pieces. Including a bowl, with vine and grape decoration and gilt Celtic handles, diameter 26cm, another bowl, a dish, two boxes and covers, twin branch candlestick, and a baluster vase and cover (7).

An Arts and Crafts silver plated brass box. In the style of Albert Edward Jones, with asymmetrical strapwork style hinges, planished finish, and Celtic knot style front panel, width 22.5cm.The plating has worn through in places, revealing the brass beneath, no evident damage.

An Arts and Crafts repousse decorated brass faced wall clock. With Arabic numerals and broad Celtic knot designed border, the octagonal face 38cm across.

An interesting arts and crafts oak arm chair with a Celtic design, measures 58cm by 58cm by height 92cm.

A Rotary ladies watch and pendant. Watch with oval mother of pearl dial, baton hour markers and a Celtic style stainless steel bracelet. With a pendant in the form of two entwined hearts, set with a tiny diamond.Please see the buyer's terms and condiions for purchasing diamonds and coloured gemstones. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect, nor does the mention of one fault preclude the presence of another. Griffin's does not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.

A 20th century Australian silver bowl, of circular form, the middle set with an opal surrounded by platypuses, raised on a circular foot embossed with platypuses, marked with a Celtic style cross and STG:SIL, weight 8oz, diameter 6ins, height 2ins

Rubiyat of Omar Khayam, illustrated by Willy Pogany, Harrap & Co Ltd, 1946 edition; Butterflies by David Burnett, illustrated by Rosemary Roberts, Celtic Cross Press, 1999; The Collected Poems of Sidney Keyes, Routledge, 1946 reprinted edition;  Bird Poems, by John Clare, illustrated by Thomas Bewick, Folio Society 1980 

Scottish Programmes - 53-4 Ayr v. Motherwell, 55-6 Third Lanark v. Brechin, Dunfermline v. Hearts, Rangers v. Queen of The South, 56-7, Celtic v.Kilmarnock - Cup semi, plus league at Celtic, Aberdeen v. Rangers and away at Airdrie, Partick v. Hearts, Clyde v. Forfar, Dundee v. Queens Park. (11).