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Silver dress pin depicting several period designs, Celtic, Saxon and Tudor, L: 40 mm. P&P Group 0 (£5+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Zippo: new boxed windproof lighter, Armour Celtic Cross Design, antique silver finish, number 29667. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A 19th century silver mounted Scottish hardstone brooch, registration lozenge, 4cm diameter; another similar Scottish specimen stone flower head brooch, 5cm diameter; a Victorian silver target brooch; a silver mounted tigers eye and onyx pendant, Sheffield 1979; a silver Celtic sword and shield brooch, Chester 1922 (5)

A pair of George VI silver napkin rings with cast Celtic style decoration, Birmingham 1937 and 1938, cased, and a group of other silver napkin rings, including a pair engraved with scrolls, Birmingham 1931 and 1932, total weight 282.9g.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.

9ct gold Celtic design bracelet together with a 9ct gold seed pearl and stone set flower head bar brooch. Total weight 7.6g approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Gold plate on silver pendant with amber drop, Continental silver and semi precious stone brooch, Celtic knot locket marked 925, silver and sapphire type pendant, lapis lazuli earrings / bracelet / necklace set (bracelet & necklace marked 925) & 2 costume brooches

A Sterling silver Celtic knot brooch

A BOX OF ASSORTED COSTUME JEWELLERY, to include a white metal cubic zirconia set line bracelet, fitted with an integrated push piece clasp, with additional figure of eight safety clasp, stamped 925, length 200mm, a carved shell cameo brooch, depicting a lady in profile, collet set to the white metal scroll and bead work surround, unmarked, a white metal filigree flower brooch with applied bead work, stamped 925, fitted with a brooch pin and C clasp, a white metal elephant detailed ring, rubbed mark, a white metal Celtic ring, stamped 925, a gold plated box link chain, unmarked, a gents 'Sekonda' wristwatch, two lady's wristwatches, a yellow metal vessel pendant, with screw opening to the underneath, brooches, earrings, together with a small amount of coins such as a 1921 half-crown, 1920 one florin, etc

A TIN OF SILVER/WHITE METAL AND COSTUME JEWELLERY, to include a silver Wedgwood ring, hallmarked London, ring size L 1/2, a white metal turquoise set ring, stamped 925, ring size N 1/2, a white metal purse engraved 'Wynn', fitted to the inside with a small mirror, with chain, unmarked, a small white metal cameo brooch stamp mark rubbed, a turquoise drop pendant suspended from a fine curb link chain with spring clasp stamped 925, a small white metal, blue guilloche enamel and paste set heart pendant, stamped 935, a mother of pearl pendant necklace, stamped 925, a pair of white metal marcasite set earrings, rubbed marks, a pair of openwork Celtic drop earrings stamped 925, a white metal topaz set brooch, unmarked, a gold plated twist chain with spring clasp stamped 925, together with a small green jewellery box with contents such as paste set necklaces, imitation pearls, non-pierced earrings, a seed necklace, other beaded necklaces, bangles, earrings, brooches, a coral bead necklace, cufflinks, a cigarette case, a paste set collar clip stamped 935, also including a cased 'Ronson' varaflame lighter etc

A late 1990s Gillian Hobson composite figurine, of semi translucent green resin with celtic design and dragon, 'Soul Journeys Celtric light'. good condition.

Four items of Celtic Pottery; a plate, dish and jug decorated with the cockerel design and a bowl

A box of over 50 folk and Celtic rock LP records including Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Johnstons and Clubliners, etc.

An Edwardian 15ct gold and turquoise set Celtic knot bar brooch, 3.8g.

Two silver and amber Celtic bangles, two pairs of ear pendants, a ring and a pendant, 32gm.

'GOD SAVE IRELAND' SILK EMBROIDERY',featuring a centre medallion, depicting four provinces, as well as several Irish motifs: The Harp, Celtic Cross, Round Tower, Irish Woolfhound and The Shamrock, with the title 'Erin Go Brach' 'God Save Ireland', complete with green thread on navy silk ground, 51cm long x 44.5cm high, along with another silk embroidery, depicting the title 'Dieu. ET.Mon D Roit', a centre medallion with four symbols and border with title 'Honi Soit Qui Mal Y Pense', translating to 'Evil Be To Who Evil Thinks', 52cm long x 41cm high, as well as a further silk embroidery depicting a thistle in a centre medallion with the title 'Scotland For Ever', surrounded by The Royal Banner of Scotland 'The Lion Rampant', 51cm long x 44.5cm high, (3)'Erin Go Bragh' is an Anglicization of Éire go Brách, among other forms, literally meaning 'Ireland till the end of time' in the Irish language. The phrase was apparently first recorded during the Irish Rebellion of 1798. It was on a flag brandished by the United Irishmen to voice a rallying cry for Irish independence from Britain.In the 19th century, 'Erin Go Bragh' was occasionally used as a slogan to express Irish national pride. It was also used as a motto for the now defunct Irish Unionist Party. In modern Ireland, it is used as the name of a Dublin-based Gaelic games athletics club. Many noted Irish musicians have also written songs that are either titled 'Erin Go Bragh' or deal with it as a theme.

A small collection of costume jewellery brooches and pins. To include a sword shaped micro mosaic set brooch/scarf pin, a boxed Celtic design pewter brooch and a selection of gold tone bar brooches/pins.

6 pairs of silver and white metal drop style earrings for pierced ears. To include Celtic knot design, dragonflies and vintage herringbone chain drops.

4 silver Celtic design band style rings. One set with a single round cut blue topaz and another set with 3 round cut amethyst stones. Sizes M, O, Q and R. Total weight approx. 13.7g.

7 pairs of silver and white metal stud and hoop style earrings in varying designs, some with butterfly backs. To include amber set studs, turquoise set studs, Celtic knots and half hoops.

4 silver dress rings, all stone set. To include an Art Deco style set with a square cut red stone and a modern design Celtic knot ring set with a marquise cut peridot stone. Sizes J, L and P.

Subbuteo - 15 boxed HW teams to include 13 Blackpool, 77 Wolves, 191 Manchester Citey, 15 Plymouth, 28 Norwich City, 41 Liverpool, 47 Arsenal 2nd, 16 Arsenal, 25 Celtic, 321 England 2nd/Man United, 3 West Brom, 31 Blackburn Rovers, 9 Sunderland, 209 West Ham United and 119 Everton, overall condition of players appears to be vg with some glue run, some writing, stickers and box wear

Assorted napkin rings and other silvervarious dates, makerscomprising a pair of plain circular napkin rings with Celtic style borders, Birmingham, 1948 by Adie Brothers, initialled, another plain pair with beaded borders by Walker & Hall, of which one initialled C.S, another foliate engraved napkin ring, a pair of sugar tongs, a Finnish .813 spoon, engraved 'Bunnel', and a boxed filled Kings pattern handled cake slice, etc.(qty)various, weight approx. 8.36ozt.Condition: Mostly fair condition. Occasional knocks surface marks to pair of napkin rings with Celtic borders.

An album of late Roman coins to include Celtic Durotriges "Cranbourne Chase' Silver Stater, mostly AE 3rd/4th century Condition: Viewing recommended in person.

An Irish bentwood and hide bound bodhran, decorated to the top with a Celtic design, with beater, 31cm wide.

Two Scottish Bandsman Doubletsgreen woollen, single breasted, high collar doublet.  Pleated chest pockets with buttoned flaps.  White piped gauntlet cuffs, shoulder straps and collar.  White metal, square form buttons with thistle and Celtic decoration.  Small sizes.  Minor moth nips.  2 items.

A collection of Scottish silver and white metal brooches. In a variety of designs, including thistles, a luckenbooth, Celtic crosses, etc, 204.8g gross

An assortment of vintage and later Scottish costume jewellery. Modelled as Celtic knots, crosses, thistles, etc, some set with agate

An Elizabeth II Scottish beaten silver quaiche, maker Isle of Mull Silver Co, Edinburgh, 1998 of traditional design, the circular bowl with lug handles raised on a circular foot with Celtic knot decoration, 17cm wide, 168gms, 5.40ozs.

Pair of Barr & Stroud binoculars in leather case, The Royal Scots cap badge,  2 silver jubilee medals, brass pocket knife with mason's emblem, silver & enamel Royal Navy pin badge, Royal Army Ordnance Corps pin badge, Celtic pin & USA half dollar

Selection of Scottish programmes, 1950s onwards,League, European Cup, Scottish Cup, Friendlies, including Dukla Prague v Celtic E.C.W.C. Semi-final, F.C. Koln v Dundee E.C. 1962-63, Berwick Rangers v Glasgow Rangers Scottish Cup 1959-60, Rangers v Tottenham Hotspur Challenge match 1969-70, Clyde v Brechin City 1956-57, Hearts v Lanerossi played at Randalls Island, New York 7/6/1964, (400+)

Third Lanark selection of programmes, 1960-61 to 1963-64,include 1960-61 v Raith Rovers, 1961-62 v Rouen (F), 1962-63 v Rangers Celtic, 1963-64 v Kilmarnock Partick Thistle, (28)

Football programme Billy Meredith benefit match played on 29th April 1925 at Maine Road between Meredith's XI v Rangers & Celtic XI, 8-page edition which includes full details of his career with both Manchester City and United, a total of 857 games between 1894-1924

Collection of various publications and yearbooksincluding Southern League Yearbook 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67 (3), Hampshire F.A. 75 years 1887-1962, Grats Handbook 1953, Celebrating 50 years of Football Sheffield Football Club (the oldest in the world) hardback, Centenary History 1857-1957, Celtic 'Facts and Figures' 1853-1981, etc., (15)

A nice selection of European Cup and Cup Winners Cup home and away programmes from the 60's and 70's including Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Celtic, Real Madrid, Derby County including some Semi Finals (a lot)    

A nice collection of European home and away match programmes the majority relating to Scottish teams including Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen, Dunfermline etc

The Story of Celtic by Willie Maley, 1939, the inside cover bears an inscription and with postcard signed by the Celtic 1931 Scottish Cup-winning side, also signed by manager Willie Maley    

A Set of Six Glazed Stoneware Goblets with Celtic Motif, 13.5cm high

A collection of foreign and UK currency. Including coins which are half and full silver. Some commemorative coins with Queen Elizabeth II. Celtic Westair coins, first decimal coins, 1995 republic of Liberia 5 dollar 1886 benz coin and many other examples. 

METAL / ROCK / HEAVY ROCK - CD COLLECTION. Another collection of around 220 x CDs focusing primarily on Heavy Rock and Metal. Artists / Titles include Warrel Dane - Praises to the War Machine (CM9977780), The Clash - London Calling (5179283), Chimaira, Cream, Cradle of Filth, Danzig, Deep Purple, Miles Davis, The Cure, The Cult, Corrosion of Conformity, Counting Crows, Damageplan, Death, Johnny Cash, Children of Bodom, Celtic Frost and Crowbar. The condition appears to be excellent.

METAL - LP COLLECTION. A fierce collection of around 47 x (almost entirely) LPs. Artists/ Titles include Everclear - World of Noise (FIRELP46, Clear Vinyl, Ex+ Record / VG+ Sleeve), Celtic Frost - Cold Lake (N0125-1, Ex / VG+), Overkill - Years of Decay (782045-1), Annihilator - Never, Neverland, Death Wish - On the Edge of Damnation, Dam - Human Wreckage, Sepultura inc. Against and Arise, Megadeth - Peace Sells... But Who's Buying (2 x copies), Helloween - Pink Bubbles Go Ape, Manowar inc. Fighting the World and Sign of the Hammer, Wolfsbane - Down Fall the Good Guys, Anthrax - State of Euphoria, Testament - Practice What You Preach and The Horde of Torment - Product of a Sick Mind. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex / Ex+ with some sleeves falling slightly below this.

Six posters, mostly c 30 x 40" and in VF conditon to include: Nazareth (an exceptionally clean concert poster), Celtic Soul Brothers, Sparks and more.

A Norwegian silver Thune 830 anointing spoon with Celtic patterns

A BOX OF ASSORTED SILVER AND OTHER ITEMS, to include a white metal padlock clasp, set with a banded agate and a vacant hair compartment to the reverse, unmarked, a white metal ring set with a colourless paste, ring stamped silver, a small embossed trinket box hallmarked to the rim Birmingham 1906, rubbed sponsors mark, a white metal three clover and swallow detailed brooch, stamp rubbed, two dog brooches each stamped 'Kenart', an enamel scotty dog bar brooch, also stamped 'Kenart', a white metal marcasite spray brooch, a white metal and colourless paste set swallow brooch stamped 800, two animal figures, Celtic brooches, paste set pendant necklace, a spider detailed compact, a yellow metal costume chain, a medal with stripped ribbon, a small quantity of commemorative coins, etc

A BOX OF ASSORTED SILVER AND COSTUME JEWELLERY, to include a silver floral detailed oval locket, hallmarked Birmingham, suspended from a fine curb link chain with spring clasp, stamped sterling, approximate gross weight 16.0 grams, a small white metal, enamel bird and wishbone brooch, stamped 'Sterling Silver', a boxed paste set line bracelet, each milgrain collet set in a white metal mount, with fish hook clasp, unmarked, length 160mm, a boxed yellow metal fringe necklace, two boxed imitation pearl necklaces, two white metal Celtic brooches, floral brooches, white metal pendant necklaces, buckles, beaded necklaces, a white metal oval locket detailed with chains to the front and fitted with a tapered bail, unmarked, a cased pair of spectacles, a boxed heart locket pendant necklace with marcasite accents, two lady's wristwatches, a novelty fob watch, a compass, with a selection of fountain pens with one 'Parker' fitted with a 14k nib etc

Edwardian pokerwork table, octagonal top with celtic pattern, conforming undertier, on splayed legs, 64 x 32cm

An oak wood cutlery box featuring poker work decoration, engraved Celtic style sea monsters and egg and dart moulding 

FINE GEORGE V SILVER 'ROYAL BURGH OF GIRVIN' FREEDOM PRESENTATION CASKET,maker George & John Morgan, Glasgow 1931, the hinged caddy cover with inscription 'PRESENTED ALONG WITH THE BURGESS TICKET OF THE BURGH OF BARONY TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JAMES BROWN P.C., O.B.E., M.P., D.L., LL. D. IN RECOGNITION OF HIS EMINENT SERVICES TO HIS NATIVE LAND AND PARTICULARLY TO THE BURGH OF GIRVAN. GIRVIN, 7TH OCTOBER 1931', the body with egg and dart border over panels of Celtic knots and dragons, with central Girvan coat of arms to one side, and JB, three-quarter columns to the corners, over draped swags and rope twist border, and acanthus cast bracket, silk lined interior, 25.5cm wide, 15.5cm deep, 13.5cm high, the casket containing scrolled certificate with wax seal and minutes relating to Brown becoming a Freeman and Burgess of the BurghCondition generally good. Wear as per use and age. Slight discolour to lined interior.

SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL SILVER MOUNTED HIGHLAND DIRK,the fullered and serrated steel blade stamped FERGUSON & MACBEAN, INVERNESS, over a studded basket weave handle, and stone set pommel, the leather scabbard with ensuite knife, the silver mounts stamped for Ferguson & MacBean of Inverness, these engraved with Celtic motifs, fox head heraldic device and initials, approx. 48cm overallThe blade has a damaged tip.Tarnish and wear towards the tip and the ricasso, along with some more minor wear.Additional images now available.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 1926-27 GOLD MEDAL,awarded to Thomas 'Tully' Craig of Rangers F.C., the obverse with central blue enamel shield shaped cartouche with lion rampant motif, and inscribed 'GLASGOW RANGERS F.C.', the reverse inscribed 'SCOTTISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 1926-27 WON BY T. CRAIG', in nine carat gold, 4cm high including bale, approx. 11.3g, in original fitted boxNote: Tully Craig (1897–1963) was a Scottish footballer best known for his time with Rangers, though who also played for Celtic earlier in his career. In eleven years at Ibrox, Craig helped the club to ten Scottish League titles, two Scottish Cups, two Glasgow Cups and four Charity Cups. This medal was awarded for his part in the 1926-27 league campaign, Rangers' fifteenth title.

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 1931-32 GOLD MEDAL,awarded to Andrew Donaldson of Motherwell F.C., the obverse with central shield shaped cartouche with lion rampant motif, and inscribed 'SCOTTISH FOOTBALL LEAGUE', the reverse inscribed 'WON BY MOTHERWELL F.C. A. DONALDSON 1931-32', in nine carat gold, 4.8cm high including bale, approx. 24gNote: Andrew Donaldson was a Scottish footballer who played for clubs including Motherwell, Airdrieonians, Celtic, and Third Lanark. He later worked as a trainer and scout for Motherwell, during which time he was part of the set up that saw the club win their first and only Scottish League Championship to this date, for which he awarded this medal. The medal is therefore a rare relic, one relating to the club's most succesful period. It is presented on behalf of a descendant of the player.

CELTIC EUROPEAN TOUR 1911, MEDAL AND PHOTOGRAPH,the unmarked medal presented to Andrew Donaldson, with two footballers to obverse, inscribed 'CELTIC-D.F.C PRAG 14.-16. MAI 1911' to reverse, the photograph depicting the team, with inscription to the reverse '...Budapest...1911...', also a later newspaper clipping with the same photo (3)Note: Celtic's 1911 European tour was their most extensive trip to date, also proving to be their most succesful. The team would play nine teams in six countries, winning seven and drawing two. This medal was awarded during a period in Prague, when they would win and then draw against DFC Prag.

ANDREW DONALDSON, CELTIC F.C. CONTRACT,dated 1st May 1911, signed by Donaldson as well as Willie Maley and James Kelly

SIGNED LETTER FROM BILLY MCNEILLon McNeill's Bar & Lounge headed paper, dated 18/2/00, in response to a fan:'Dear Pat,Many thanks for your letter with the quote from Big Jock. It states exactly what playing for Celtic is about and I have it perminently displayed above the bar. The players during my era felt that the 1%, 2%, 5% or whatever the pride of being a Celtic player gave you when needed was often the difference between winning and losing. Unfortunately it is an asset not too often seen nowadays. Here's hoping that it will not be too long before we see a Celtic team again playing with the pride, passion and commitment necessary for success.Many thanks again and with regard to the picture at Lisbon I already have a copy.Best Wishes,Billy McNeill'

SIX CELTIC F.C. GUIDES,seasons 1927-28, 1948-49, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1957-58, and 1959-60 (6)

LISBON LIONS INTEREST - 1967 EUROPEAN CUP FINAL TICKET,presented alongside a 1967 Celtic Year of Triumph publication, and a framed picture of the team (3)

CELTIC F.C. VS. RACING CLUB de BUENOS AIRES PROGRAMME AND TICKET,for the Inter-Continental Cup, 1st leg, contested on Wednesday 18th October 1967, along with a programme vs. Penarol, September 1967 (3)

CELTIC F.C. IN EUROPE - FIVE PROGRAMMES,vs. Valencia, 24th October 1962, vs. Barcelona, 2nd December 1964, vs. Sports Clube de Leixoes, 7th October 1964, vs. Red Star Belgrade, 13th November 1968, vs. A.C. Milan, 12th March, 1969, also a ticket vs. Valencia, 24th October 1962, and two vs. Liverpool, 14th April 1966 (8)

CELTIC F.C. DOMESTIC CUPS - ELEVEN PROGRAMMES AND TEN TICKETS,including vs. Clyde, October 6th 1956, Rangers, 2nd April 1960, Airdrieonians, 1st April 1961,Dunfermline, 22nd April 1961, Rangers, 4th May 1963, Rangers, 7th March 1964 (1694 typo), Morton, 29th September 1964, Rangers, 24th October 1964, Motherwell, 27th March 1965, Morton, 22nd March 1969, and ticket stubs circa 1954-63 (21)

CELTIC F.C. VS RANGERS F.C. - EIGHT LEAGUE MATCH TICKET STUBS,1st Jan 1954 (2x), 1st Jan 1958 (3x), 1st Jan 1959 (2x), 3rd Jan 1966 (8)

IRISH INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL TEAM AUTOGRAPHS, 1953,eleven signatures, the reverse of the sheet with five Celtic F.C. signaturesNote: The following lots, 1522-1531, were collected on behalf of the vendor by their cousin, Michael Haughney, who played for Celtic F.C. and Scotland during the 1950s - including the Coronation Cup final.