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Lot 18
A collection of silver plate to include: a Celtic Revival style four piece tea and coffee service consisting of the Tea pot, Coffee pot, Sugar bowl, Milk jug and tray with ball feet, marked EPNS and Made in England together with a large stylised silver plated trumpet vase with embossed floral decoration, a plated kettle on burner base, a Muffin dish, a Georgian style tea and coffee set consisting of a tea pot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug with ebony handles, an EPNS plain tankard, a plated sugar scuttle and shovel, a Viner's sauceboat and stand, a Viner's sugar shaker, another sugar caster marked EPNS, another sauceboat, two cruet stands, both consisting of various glass bottles and jars, a salt/condiment pot with blue glass liner, a plated milk jug and two spoons, along with some ebonised trophy stands, various sizesCondition: Some items have copper showing through, tarnishing.
Lot 85
Pair: Surgeon Major M. O’C. Drury, Royal Army Medical Corps, who had been mentioned in despatches for his service in Burma 1885-86, and was the Army Medical Officer in Charge of the Langman Hospital, Bloemfontein, South Africa during the Boer War. On his medical staff was one Dr Conan Doyle, who went on to mention him in his book Memories and Adventures Egypt and Sudan 1882-89, undated reverse, 1 clasp, Suakin 1885 (Surgn. M. O’C. Drury. Med: Staff.) cleaned; Khedive’s Star, dated 1884, unnamed as issued, generally very fine or better (2) £400-£500 --- Maurice O’Connor Drury joined the Army Medical Service as a surgeon in July 1880, and advanced to surgeon major in July 1892. He served in the Sudan Campaign of 1885 (Medal with clasp, and Khedive’s Star), and then with the Burmese Expedition 1885-86 (Mentioned in Despatches, Medal with clasp). He was appointed to the military command of the Langman Hospital in January 1900: ‘This hospital, which consists of one hundred beds, with marquees and thirty-five tents, has left in the Oriental for South Africa. The hospital, unlike other civil ones, is not a base-hospital, but is going to “the front,” where its services are greatly needed. The greatest thought and care have been bestowed on its equipment, and no expense spared to provide, not only the most complete outfit of surgical appliances, medicines, stretchers, etc, but also innumerable comforts and nourishments that will so much help to alleviate the sufferings and hasten the recovery of the sick and wounded. Mr Archie L. Langman (Lieutenant Middlesex Yeomanry), son of the donor, will accompany it as Treasurer.... Mr Robert O’Callaghan, F.R.CS., of Harley Street, Surgeon to the French Hospital in London, is Surgeon-in-Chief, and is a specialist of repute in abdominal surgery. As gunshot-wounds of the abdomen have been very frequent and serious during the present war, his services will be of special value to our soldiers at “the front.” Mr C. Gibbs, F.R.C.S., of Harley Street, Assistant Surgeon Charing Cross Hospital, is Surgeon.... Dr. Conan Doyle is Physician.... Major M. O’C. Drury, R.A.M.C., who has been appointed by the War Office as the Army Medical Officer in charge of the Langman Hospital.... The staff of this hospital was inspected by the Duke of Cambridge on Feb. 21 at the headquarters of the St. George’s Rifles, Davies Street, Portman Square. On the entry of the Duke of Cambridge, the staff was called to order, by Major O’C. Drury, R.A.M.C., the military officer in command. The Duke carefully inspected the men, and the medical officers were presented to him. The Duke then, in a short speech, congratulated the staff on having the opportunity of serving their Queen and Country in South Africa...’ (The Sketch, 7 March 1900) The same publication also followed the progress of the hospital in Bloemfontein, and published photographs of Drury showing Lord Roberts around the hospital, and Dr Conan Doyle attending to the sick. The latter recalled his time there, and Drury, thus: When we were complete we were quite a good little unit... We were compelled to have one military chief, as a bond with the War Office, and this proved to be one Major Drury, a most amusing Irishman who might have come right out of Lever. To leave service and to “marry a rich widow with a cough” was, he said, the height of his ambition. He was a very pleasant companion in civil life, but when it came to duties which needed tact and routine he was rather too Celtic in his methods, and this led to friction and occasional rows in which I had to sustain the point of Mr Langman. I have no doubt he thought me an insubordinate dog, and I thought him - well, he has passed away now, and I remember him best as a very amusing companion.’ (Memories and Adventures by Arthur Conan Doyle refers) Drury resided at Cynghordy Hall, Carmarthenshire, and was killed in a shooting accident there in December 1906. He was climbing over a fence, when he slipped and fell with his gun going off in the process. Drury also features as a character in Kieran McMullen’s Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of the Boer War Waggon, a copy of which is included with the lot. Sold with copied research, including photographic images of recipient.
Lot 530
Autographed Frank Mcgarvey 8 X 6 Photo: B/W, Depicting Celtic Manager Billy McNeil And His Assistant John Clark Posing With New Signing Frank Mcgarvey After The Striker Had Transferred From Liverpool For A Fee Of £270, 000 In 1980, Signed (By Garvey Only) In Green Marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 529
Autographed Bobby Lennox 8 X 6 Photo: B/W, Depicting Celtic Players Including Bobby Lennox Waving To The Crowd Prior To A Handsome 6-0 Victory Over Go Ahead Eagles Of The Netherlands In The First Leg Of A European Cup First Round Tie At The De Adelaarshorst Stadium In 1965, The Celts Returned To Glasgow With A 6-0 Victory, Signed (By Lennox Only) In Gold Marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 541
Autographed Danny Mcgrain 12 X 8 Photo: B/W, Depicting Celtic Captain Danny Mcgrain Throwing The Scottish Cup To Murdo Macleod, As Team Mates McClair, Johnston And McStay Look On During A Lap Of Honour Following A 2-1 Victory Over Dundee United In The 1985 Final At Hampden Park, Signed (By Mcgrain Only) In Black Marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 139
Vintage Autograph album Page showing Celtic FC 1949-50 Squad. Signatures include Bobby Collins, Tommy Docherty, Joe Baillie, Willie Miller, Bobby Evans, Leslie Johnston, John McPhail, and others. Great Signatures. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 578
Autographed Celtic V Rangers 12 X 8 Photo: B/W, Depicting Willie Mathieson Of Rangers And Jim Craig Of Celtic In A Race For The Ball During A 1-1 Draw In The 1971 Scottish Cup Final At Hampden Park, Signed By Mathieson In Fine Blue Marker And Craig In Fine Green Marker. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 333
A collection of silver including a Victorian silver vesta, by John Thompson & Sons, with embossed scrolling foliate decoration, surrounding a vacant cartouche, another two silver vestas, two white metal vestas in the form of books, a celtic silver bracelet, a French white metal medallion, a quantity of silver threepence, weighable silver 103gms (qty) Condition Report:Available upon request
Lot 398
A George VI silver sugar caster and matching cream jug, each of baluster form with Celtic style banded decoration, Birmingham 1939 by Finnigans Ltd, total weight 394.5g, height of caster 19.5cm, cased.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 24
HORNER JAMES: (1953-2015) American Composer. Academy Award winner. Best known for his scores for films such as The Lady in Red (1979), Star Trek II (1982) or Titanic (1997), the last being the best-selling orchestral film soundtrack of all time. Horner is also remembered for his frequent use of Celtic music. He died in a crash while flying his Short Tucano aircraft. A fine signed 8 x 10 photograph by Horner, the image showing the composer in a half-length pose holding his two Oscar awards. Signed in bold black ink across the image. VG
Lot 28
Corgi Original Omnibus 1:76 Scale Modern Public Transport Models, all cased, from various regions in various liveries, OM99172 Metro Bus two model set, double deck models (8) includes OM41229 Wright Eclipse Gemini London Central Split Run, OM45122A MCW Metrobus LT Wandle/Croydon, OM41209 Wright Eclipse Gemini Yorkshire Coastliner, single deck models, (12) includes OM44709 Dart SLF Arriva London and 43304 Celtic Collection Plaxton Premiere Eurolines, G-E, cases F-E, (21)
Lot 167
BRITISH SCHOOL 20TH CENTURY mixed media abstract studies (2) - indistinctly signed, contained in one frame, 19 x 12cms and 17 x 17.5cms and S JONES (3/5) limited edition etching - Celtic abstract, signed and numbered in pencil, 31.5 x 25cms and FLORENCE E MACHIN watercolour, 20th century - mountain river view, signed lower right, 28.5 x 40cms
Lot 11
STERLING SILVER, TURQUOISE & SIMILAR MOUNTED VINTAGE & LATER JEWELLERY - a good mixed quantity to include Celtic design earrings, rings and brooches, white metal, hardstone and other necklaces, white metal skull divided beads, chunky white metal belcher link necklace with butterflies, designer type items, ETC
Lot 371
FOUR BOXES OF BOOKS AND A COLLECTION OF CELTIC FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, to include over eighty Celtic football programmes from 1995,1996,1997, ten Celtic View magazines, five season tickets from 1995 till 1998, a collection of tickets and ephemera from the late 1990's, together with over fifty miscellaneous books, hard backs and paper backs (4 boxes)
Lot 495
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES, One Box containing a collection of SCOTTISH Football Programmes featuring League, Scottish Cup, European and International matches, programmes date from the 1960's - 2000's and feature several Rangers or Celtic matches in Europe including a 1967 Bayern Munich/Rangers, German match programme
Lot 272
Ca. 1st Century AD. A silver flat-banded bracelet in penannular form, with one single terminal, the terminal in the form of a snake head associated with Asclepius, with chased details of markings of the eyes and mouth. Asclepius was the deity associated with healing, regeneration and protection. This bracelet was likely worn by a physician in the Roman military on conquest in Britain. In the Judaeo-Christian tradition snakes were untrustworthy creatures, the snake was seen as the devil, tempting Adam and Eve. However, in the Greek and Roman world were associated with healing, regeneration and protection. A few of these were Asclepius, who holds a staff entwined with a single snake and Mercury, whose staff, the caduceus, has an entwined snake, protector of travellers and merchants. It is believed that snake bracelets and rings were worn by physicians amongst other members of society; these bracelets associated with the healing and protection effigy of Asclepius, to help the sick and unwell. Asclepius was also the deity associated with medicine, so it is fitting that this bracelet was likely worn by a physician. An interesting and informative article on snake related bracelets and jewellery in Roman Lincolnshire can be read here: https://romanlincolnshire.wordpress.com/2017/09/06/snake-jewellery-roman-lincolnshire/ Cool, H. E. M. 2000. The Significance of Snake Jewellery Hoards. Britannia, Vol 31 Cool, H. E. M. Undated. Romano-British bracelets and bangles. De la Bedoyere. 2001. The Buildings of Roman Britain. Tempus Johns, C. 1996. The Jewellery of Roman Britain: Celtic and Classic Traditions. University of Michigan Press May, J. 1996. Dragonby: Report on Excavations at an Iron Age and Romano-British Settlement in North Lincolnshire. Oxbow Monograph 61. Similar example seen in gold with double terminals: Christies, Lot 317, 2002.Size: L:70mm / W:80mm ; 29.1gProvenance: Private UK collection since the 1990s.
Lot 359
Ca. 300 BC. An interesting pair of La Tène I type bow brooches, each with a deep bow, pin to reverse, and a foot with a lateral catch. The La Tène culture is a predominantly Celtic culture belonging to the Iron Age, also known as Iron Age II. It developed between ca. 450 and 25 BC. Its name comes from the La Tène archaeological site discovered in 1857 at Marin-Epagnier, on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland.Size: L:40-41mm / W:23-19mm ; 10gProvenance: Private UK collection since the 1980s.
Lot 39
A 9ct yellow gold Band, with engraved decoration, Size O, together with a small 9ct gold Claddagh ring, Size O, a seven stone emerald and diamond ring, mounted in 9ct gold, Size O, a 9ct gold, amethyst and diamond point ring, Size N, and a small 9ct gold Celtic style ring, distorted, approx total weight 11g (5)
Lot 124
1934 a silver Celtic cross the central boss engraved with St Colman at study, inscribed in Irish [Bestowed by the Knights of Saint Colman in Ireland as an award for Catholic drama], crozier, cross and sword behind, on ebonised shield-shaped plaque, Dublin, 1934, Alwright & Marshall. 14½" x 11½" (37 x 29cm).
Lot 8
SILVER PLATED TANKARD AND OTHER SILVER PLATED WARE the tankard bearing a 'Celtic' logo, along with other silver plated ware, inlcuding an Elkington & Co oval tray, and a similar piece, several other tankards, trays and salvers, as well as some Art Deco cocktail shakers, one with 'Martini branding and some pewter wareQty: 1 Box
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Lot 2064
Harold I (1035-1040), Penny, Jewel Cross type [BMC i], Lincoln, Mathan Balluc, nadan ballvc o lin, Lincoln style bust, 1.16g/10h (Mossop –; BEH –; N 802; S 1163). Extremely fine; the moneyer’s name very unusual and very rare £2,400-£3,000 --- Provenance: Bt Sovereign Rarities 2017 Veronica Smart discusses this moneyer (Matathan Balluc) in her article ‘Osulf Thein and others: Double Moneyers’ names on the Late Anglo-Saxon Coinage’ in SiLASC, presenting two possible interpretations for this figure’s byname. One, rather amusing, possibility is that the epithet relates to the OE bealluc or ‘testicle’. Alternatively, the byname may derive from the Celtic balach or ‘boy’. Smart viewed the latter as the more likely, given the Irish origin of the moneyer’s initial name, although that is not to say that Matathan’s contemporaries would have recognised its cosmopolitan origin.
Lot 68
Elizabth II silver cigarette box, the hinged rectangular cover, applied with Scottish-style decoration, a citrine or 'Cairngorm' type gemstone within Celtic knotwork and bosses, enclosing a cedar-lined interior of two compartments, London 1953, sponsor's mark of Padgett & Braham Ltd, 14cm x 9cm x 6.5cm high
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