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STALYBRIDGE CELTIC 1921/2 Two small reprinted B/W team group photos and a reprinted photo of a newspaper article of Jimmy Carney. Good

1967 INTERCONTINENTAL CUP Programme for Racing Club of Buenos Aires at home to Celtic 1967, very slight horizontal crease. Generally good

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL A miscellany including a softback book The Men Who Made Hibernian since 1946, brochure Celtic 1965 - 1974, The Heart of Midlothian sheet music which is worn and 30 programmes, mostly 60's and 70's inc. Dundee v Celtic 29/3/58, Hibernian v Leeds Utd. 73/4, Celtic v St. Mirren 31/3/62 SC S-F, Rangers v Clyde 1959 Glasgow Final, Hibernian v Liverpool 75/6, Dundee v Sporting Lisbon 31/10/1962 and Milan S-F 1/5/63, Kilmarnock v Rangers 1960 CF and Gornik v Rangers 87/8. Fair to generally good

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Sixty six programmes from 1960's and 1970's including home clubs represented by several clubs including Celtic X 26, Arbroath X 14, Hearts, Kilmarnock and Rangers. Includes Rangers v Partick 64/5, Red Star 64/5 and Inter Milan 64/5. Generally good

MILITARY MATCH Single card programme Army XI v RAF in Bombay 7/5/1944. Players from Manchester United , Leeds , Arsenal , Blackburn Rovers , QPR , Blackpool , Leicester City , Middlesbrough , Belfast Celtic, Corinthians , West Ham , Hamilton Academicals , Barnsley , Charlton , Tranmere and Bolton. Folds. No writing. Fair to generally good

WARTIME FOOTBALL IN INDIA 1945 Programme for Tommy Walker's XI v Denis Compton's XI 17/11/1945 in Madras including Walkers of Hearts, Robinson and Morris of Man. Utd., Delaney and Curtis of Arsenal, Meaney and Corbett of Celtic. Horizontal crease. Generally good

SCOTTISH FOOTBALL IN GLASGOW 1937 Official City of Glasgow Coronation Souvenir and includes a football match, Glasgow v Edinburgh including players from Celtic, Rangers, Third Lanark, Hibernian, Hearts and Leith. Good

A collection of silver bowls and ashtrays, including: a Scottish quaich by J. B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Edinburgh 1964; a quaich with round cut amethysts on the Celtic design handles by Finnigans Ltd of Manchester, London 1936; another smaller with hardstone inlay to the handles by James Fenton, Birmingham 1898; one of the ashtrays mounted with the figure of a fox by Charles S. Green & Co. Ltd, Birmingham 1965, 1127g (36.25 oz) gross

Art Deco Style Hallmarked Silver Gent's Cufflinks and Dress Studs, further gent's cufflinks, "Studs" pot, St Justin Celtic paper knife, hip flasks, etc:- One Tray

A Hallmarked Silver Ingot Pendant on Chain, a Celtic sword brooch, stamped "925", a small Pony brooch, a large St Christopher circular pendant on chain, another small St Christopher pendant, two further pendants, a novelty pair of champagne and bucket cufflinks, etc.

A Selection of Modern Costume Jewellery, including ornate gilt coloured necklaces, bracelets, etc, together with charm bracelets, bangles, diamante, Celtic style etc:- One Tray

A Hallmarked Silver Cigarette Box, R&S, Birmingham 1936, of plain rectangular form with engine turned lid with Celtic band detail, initialled and dated "1911 1936", 16.5cm wide.

Two Celtic style silver brooches

A large silver Celtic brooch

A silver Celtic style brooch

A silver Celtic style crescent brooch

Collection of Vintage Jewellery including silver and designer items, comprising: Vintage brooch and clip on earring set in gilt leaf design with green stones; hallmarked silver necklace with amber and pebble agate stone; vintage necklace and earrings for pierced ears by Rosita with glass pendant; vintage bird brooch in gilt with green and blue stones and crystals; vintage marcasite cat brooch in white metal set with stones; pair of clip on earrings with ceramic centre design; silver hallmarked Celtic design pendant on chain; small silver locket with floral engraving, on chain, with hallmark; white metal pendant and chain; and vintage necklace set with white and blue beads.

19thC Copeland Parian Figure ' SABRINA ' After the model by William Calder Marshall, the Celtic goddess of the River Severn, seated on a robe with reeds below. Height 11½ Inches

A pair of modern silver napkin ringsBy G&J Morgan, Edinburgh, 1948/49 Of curved form, with central plain boss surrounded by Celtic knotwork, length 5.5cm, weight 2.6oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of Scottish silver jewelleryComprising: four assorted kilt pins; a pair of Celtic knot and cross design cufflinks; a similar pendant; and two similar plaid brooches, most stamped 'IONA' (8)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

George Bain (1881-1968) A Celtic Hunting rugThe ivory field decorated with huntsman on horseback, hounds, deer and wild boar with central octagonal Celtic knot and burgundy coloured borders incorporating entwined grotesques, 191cm x 121cmFootnotes:See George Bain, Celtic Art, The Methods of Construction, published in paperback by Constable of London, page 161 plates 38(i) and (ii).For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two Scottish brooches by Alexander Ritchie and three other broochesComprising: a plaid pin with Celtic scroll motifs, approximate width 35mm, stamped 'A.R.' 'IONA' 'ICA', hallmarked for Birmingham, 1937; a circular brooch with Viking ship motif, approximate diameter 25mm, stamped 'A.R.' 'IONA' 'ICA', hallmarked for Birmingham, 1939; a plaid brooch with Celtic motifs, approximate width 37mm, stamped 'RA', hallmarked for Glasgow, 1953; a modern silver oval brooch; and another (5) For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 19th century white metal mounted Scottish dirkWith tapering blade notched and fullered for most of its length along the back to the double-edged point, shouldered figured wooden grip of swelling circular section carved with Celtic interlace, plain basal mount circular pommel-cap pierced with hearts and circles with lobed nut, in black leather-covered scabbard with white metal locket, 36cm overall, the blade 24cm.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A silver and quartz mounted Skean DhuGlasgow 1901 The 9cm blade with faceted back edge, single fuller, the hilt embossed with Celtic designs, the pommel with faceted quartz stone, contained within its wooden leather covered scabbard; together with another example. (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A collection of silverTwentieth century To include a mug, of tapering form, by Brook & Son, Edinburgh 1919, two toast-racks, two small quaichs, a pin tray, a bon bon dish, a part set of nine Celtic-knotwork buttons etc, weight 25.5oz.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A Scottish citrine and hardstone broochWith central claw set oval-cut citrine, measuring approximately 28 x 21 x 12mm, within an open border, set with various polished hardstone panels, including bloodstone and jaspers, each within a wriggle-work border and between Celtic knot-work and foliate engraved panels, measuring approximately 36 x 44mm, with hinged pin and additional safety chainFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A 19th century "Celtic Flow Blue" pattern part teaset, a Spode "Italian" pattern meat platter (damages) and various other blue and white china

A hallmarked silver shell dish on ball feet, Birmingham 1904; a hallmarked silver pie slice with Celtic decoration, Chester 1975, 4 oz

A jadeite jade pendant carved in a Celtic style cross, yellow metal mounted, pendant unmarked, on chain marked '9k', pendant length 33mm, chain length 48cm, gross wt. 7.96g. Condition - very good, no damage/repair, general wear throughout.

Two modern Scottish Celtic style silver brooches by Ola M Gorie, one fromed as a Viking ship, length 37mm and the other as a 'target', diam. 25mm, gross wt. 14.01g. Condition - very good, no damage/repair, minor wear only.

A modern Scottish Celtic style hallmarked silver brooch by Rita & Douglas Scott (Tain Silver), length 52mm.

A mixed lot of Scottish brooches comprising one featuring a rampant lion within Celtic style border by Henderson & Horner Glasgow 1938, another with an orange agate cabochon within Celtic border by Robert Allison Glasgow 1954, two 'dirk' brooches one marked 'Sterling Silver' and another unmarked set with various stones.

Various costume jewellery and effects, brooches, pistol brooch 7cm wide, Celtic style, etc. (a quantity)

3 items of silver and white metal jewellery. A Celtic pendant on a fine belcher chain, a pair of Finnish silver cufflinks and a vintage stick pin with horse shoe and hunting horn detail.

A 9ct gold oval locket with Celtic design & 'Mum' engraved to front. Grooved vertical design to back. Hallmarks to fixed bale. Complete with interior glass. Total length approx. 2.5cm including bale. Total weight approx. 1.7g.

A vintage mariner style silver charm bracelet with 12 silver and white metal charms. Spring clasp to bracelet. Charms Comprise: Westminster Abbey, opening caravan, steam train, wedding and engagement rings, car, lawnmower with moving part, typewriter, Celtic cross, sewing machine, lion, opening boat and key. Total weight approx. 43.6g.

Edwardian hallmarked silver shot cup with an applied enamelled White Star Line flag and engraved to SS Celtic 1903, Birmingham assay 1902, 34g. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

A Victorian oak fold over card carved with Celtic knot design, 74cm high x 81cm wide x 38cm deep Condition Report: Available upon request

A Welsh Clogau 9ct gold diamond Celtic band ring, setting height 8.1mm, size S, 4gVery good original condition, no damage or repair, settings nicely polished, marks slightly rubbed, stamped 375

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest pattern preserve jar and chrome cover, 11cm, printed Newport Pottery mark in green

A silver Celtic band mustard pot and cover with acanthus loop handle, Birmingham 1954

Jewellery - a Blue John Flourite and silver Celtic design oval panel brooch, stylized birds head frame, Sheffield 1997; oval dress rings; pair of oval earrings, pendant bar brooch, 38.9g gross (6)

A SILVER CELTIC BROOCH

A QUANTITY OF SCOTTISH FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES TO INCLUDE ABERDEEN V HIBS 1985, RANGERS V HIBS 1970, ABERDEEN V CELTIC 1984 ETC

A ANTIQUE SILVER, AMETHYST AND PEARL CELTIC STYLE JEWELLERY ORNAMENT, TOGETHER WITH A FORGET ME NOT, REGARD CHROME LOCKET, A ROLLED GOLD VINTAGE RING AND TWO CHROME CHAINS WITH SILVER BELL DROPPERS.

A ROMANO-CELTIC BRONZE CHARIOT AXLE CAP, THE CLOSED END OF THE CYLINDRICAL SHAPE CAST WITH THE HEAD OF A WOMAN, THE OPEN END. Dia. 6cms.

Celtic Spring pattern Royal Tara ceramic harp. P&P Group 1 (£14+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Postcards, a shipping selection of approx. 24 cards all liners inc. Bland Line Chromo advert, S.S. Gibel Sarsar Casablanca Service, early P&O S.S.Caledonia, 4 Royal Mail cards illustrated by Shoesmith, also Majestic, Celtic, RMS Republic, Cunard advert, Ausoria, Aquitania, Mauretania, Carmania etc (mainly gd)

Football pennant, fringed pennant from the Manchester United v Glasgow Celtic Lou Macari testimonial match played at Old Trafford on 13 May 1984 (folded, gd) (1)

Football programmes, a selection of 15 Scottish programmes inc. Rangers v Dundee Cup Final 1964, Scotland v England 1960 and 1964, Scotland v Brazil 1966, Scotland v Italy 1965, Hibs. v Motherwell League Cup 1959/60, Hibs v Celtic 1962/3, Celtic v Tottenham Fr 1967, Celtic v Clyde Scottish Cup semi-final 1st April 67 etc (gen gd)

Football photograph, Stalybridge Celtic, scarce, small b/w photo showing teamgroup from 1921/22, original members of Division 3 North. Club resigned from the League in 1922/23 owing to financial problems

Trade cards, Maynard's, Football Clubs (set, 17 cards) inc. Arsenal, Celtic, Chelsea, Liverpool, Rangers, Tottenham, West Ham etc (two with light staining, mostly good) (17)

Trade cards, Football, Baines, Celtic, two different shield shaped type cards, 'Celtic' and 'Glasgow Celtic' (gd/vg) (2)

AN ANCIENT CELTIC STONE HEAD, probably 8th - 12th century, the flattened oval face carved with recessed features, the body with incised Celtic ornament, 28n x 19 cm

A PAIR OF IRISH CELTIC SANDSTONE HEADS, modelled as a male and female, each carved with pronounced features in relief, the female with characteristic coiffure, each 36cm high Provenance: Formerly Moress, Inch Island, Co. Donegal Inch Island situated in the far north-west, at the neck of Lough Swilly, is home to a rich heritage of historic sites including Neolithic standing stones, bronze-age graves, iron-age forts, an early Christian sites and medieval castles. The area is renowned for the Flight of the Earls in 1607, which paved the way for the plantations and the arrival of Scottish and English settlers in the area. They replaced the Old Gaelic and Anglo-Norman families who had ruled for centuries. As the Plantation began, Inch was owned by Arthur Chichester, Lord Deputy of Ireland. He surrendered tracts of land to the King's Grantee, the Duke of Lennox, including thousands of acres in the Laggan and in Inishowen. Recent scholarship has shown that a large number of Celtic heads are in existence. While the discovery sites are not always known, and they are often moved from their original locations, these heads placement in Moress, a site of Gaelic families and later British settlers adds to their intrigue. As Celtic idols, the plantation settlers, as Presbyterians, would presumably have refrained from displaying the heads in their house. For the Celtic stone heads, the range in terms physiognomic features are quite broad but sculpting of hair as a characteristic is not uncommon. In particular in later Romano-Celtic versions, there are examples of quite elaborate coiffures. The deeply incised lines and detailed modelling were used to suggest individual strands of hair, as on the female head in this lot. Both heads are entities in and of themselves, with substantial necks, not attached to a torso but most likely set into wall similar to Celtic head in rear of the Church at Rostherne near Knutsford in Britain. The human head is central to Celtic iconography, appearing in many materials, stone, wood and metal. Their significance as objects of religious symbolism is similar to that of the cross for early Christians.

A LARGE SILVER CELTIC REVIVAL PUNCH BOWL, Dublin 1914, mark of Weir & Sons, of circular form, with broad collar, applied with alternating Celtic roundels and with stylised dolphin supports. (c.80 troy ozs). 32cm diameter

SIGNED SHIRT. A Celtic Football Club 'Lisbon Lions' 1967 European Cup Final Winners shirt, signed by seven players. Framed with two photographic prints of the players & a facsimile of the official programme cover. Overall size 79 x 60cm.WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT due to fragility, size or weight. Our recommended carrier is MBE Plymouth on +44 (0) 1752 257224 or info@mbeplymouth.co.uk. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. 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.

CELTIC POTTERY. Three pieces of buff Medallion design Celtic Pottery, Newlyn. Table lamp height 22cm. Condition: Good. No damage or restoration. Lamp needs re-wiring.  WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. 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.

CELTIC POTTERY. A pair of buff Medallion design Celtic Pottery, Newlyn jardinières. Diameter 19. Height 19cm. Condition: Good. No damage or restoration. Lamp needs re-wiring.  WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. 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.

CELTIC POTTERY. Three buff Medallion design Celtic Pottery, Newlyn globular vases. Largest height 19cm. Condition: Good. No damage or restoration.  WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. 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.