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Sir Roger Casement. The Crime Against Europe - A possible outcome of the War of 1914.Published Philadelphia 1915. The Celtic Press. With scarce ephemera relating to the first anniversary of Casement's death. Original red printed wrappers. Very scarce

The Modern Traveller to the Early Irish Church by Hughes and Hamlin; Irish Art in the early Christian period to 800; The Priory of Llanthony Prima and Secunda in Ireland 1172-1541 by Hogan. [Meath]; The Celtic Churches a History 200-1200 by McNeill; The Early Christian Archaeology of North Britain; Four Latin Lives of Saint Patrick by Bieler; The Irish Church in the 11th and 12th centuries by Gwynn and Ireland before the Famine by O’Grada. 8 books, 4 in djs.

O'Curry, Eugene. Lectures On The Manuscript Materials Of Ancient Irish History. Dublin: James Duffy, 1861. Thick octavo, 26 plates, original green cloth, good copy. O'Curry, from Co. Clare, a leading Celtic scholar, was an expert on ancient Irish MSS.

The Book of Kells. The Book of Kells, the most precious illuminated manuscript of the early Middle Ages, now reproduced, the first and only complete facsimile, published by Authority of the Board of Trinity College, Dublin. Large folio, Luzern 1990, Number 781 of 1,480, fine white tawed leather over wooden boards. Contained in a specially created presentation box, the embossed surface with blind & gilt tooled Celtic decoration and silver and brass mounts. A rare opportunity to acquire a complete facsimile of one of the World's greatest Art Treasures. A special facsimile. Faksimile Verlag, Luzern, 1990.

Irish Text Society: The Poem of Blathmac; The Frenzy of Suibhne; The Feast of Bricriu (3); The Triumphs of Turlough (2)  The Irish Text Society bound in cloth with attractive celtic design.Ex libris (8)

An almost complete run of the Irish Language periodical Teangadóir. 1953 to 1960. No.1 to 36, missing 24, 28, 32, 33. A poetry journal of primarily Celtic interest published from 1953-1963. Includes Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Manx and English languages. O Broin, Padraig. Published by Clo Chluain Tairbh 0, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (28)

Ceol na nOileán – Tomas O Ceallaigh - Oifig Diolta Foillseachain Rialtais, First Irish Edition. Octavo. [x], 11-192, [1] pages Sean Stafford's copy with his name and address to the half title page. The Celtic Song Book – Alfred Perceval Graves, published 1928, Ceolta Gael – Sean Og & Manus O’Baoill. Published 1975. All First Editions. (3)

A collection of silver and white metal jewellery to include items set with amber, Galway crystal,  moonstone (af) and a Celtic knotwork brooch etc  Condition Report:Available upon request

A silver Celtic bird pendant, in the style of Alexander Ritchie, marked for Luckenbooth Brooch Company of Edinburgh 1968, a silver Luckenbooth marked Mackay & Chisholm of Inverness, for Edinburgh 1952, a silver mounted moss agate ring with matching pendant and stud earrings, a Jomaz Leopard bracelet, and other items Condition Report:No condition report available.

A collection of costume jewellery, including two poodle brooches, a luckenbooth brooch, a pink gem Celtic knot pendant, owl jewellery and other items Condition Report:No condition report available.

9ct gold Celtic Knot/Puzzle ring. 4.7g approx. Size S. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Silver Celtic design pendant with chain and pair of matching Celtic design earrings, together with another silver bracelet. 0.72 troy oz approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Collection of silver pendants and pendant brooches to include: Bacchus and Whitehouse, Birmingham 1920, Celtic knot design, mother of pearl swirl pendant and sterling silver floral and foliate brooch with Dublin hallmarks for 1975. (4) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

GLENLIVET 1975 CELTIC HEARTLANDS 33 YEARS OLD | Distilled: 1975 | Bottled: 2008 | Stated age: 33 years old | ABV: 51,2% | Region: Speyside | Country: Scotland | Type: Single malt Scotch whisky | Distillery description | Glenlivet is an iconic Scottish distillery located in the Speyside region, with a rich history dating back to 1824 when it was founded by George Smith. It was among the first distilleries to obtain a legal license following the Excise Act of 1823, enabling it to produce whisky legally. This move faced resistance from local illegal producers, but Glenlivet quickly established itself as a model for other distilleries. Known for its exceptional spirit, Glenlivet features delightful notes of apples and malt. Its quality soon made it one of the most popular whiskies, not only in Scotland but also internationally. By the 1830s, it had gained popularity in London, particularly among the upper classes. The prestige of the Glenlivet name became so significant that other Speyside distilleries began to use it, leading to a legal battle that George Smith ultimately won, securing exclusive rights to the name "The Glenlivet." In 1978, Glenlivet became part of the Seagram Company. When Pernod Ricard acquired Seagram's whisky portfolio in 2001, Glenlivet emerged as a key brand within the global group. Under Pernod Ricard's leadership, Glenlivet has grown to be one of the best-selling single malt whiskies worldwide. Today, Glenlivet offers an extensive range of bottlings, including the renowned 12-year-old, 15-year-old, 18-year-old, 21-year-old, and 25-year-old whiskies. The distillery also releases limited editions and vintage bottlings that are highly sought after by whisky enthusiasts around the globe. | Bottle description | Glenlivet 1975 is a single malt whisky bottled by independent bottler Murray McDavid. Distilled in 1975 and bottled in 2008, it spent 33 years aging in bourbon casks as part of Jim McEwan's Celtic Heartlands series. This exclusive series features whiskies from notable or closed distilleries, personally selected by the legendary master distiller Jim McEwan, whose signature can be found on the back vignette. Bottled at cask strength without chill filtration or coloring, it guarantees an authentic flavor profile. Nose: Fine notes of ripe fruit, vanilla, and light wood, with floral and spicy hints. Taste: Smooth and rich, with notes of fruit, vanilla, and subtle spices that transition into oak sweetness. Finish: Long and balanced, with hints of vanilla and soft woody notes.The auctioned bottle is numbered 302/474 and comes in a luxurious leather-covered box. Bottles from this series are highly sought after by whisky connoisseurs and collectors, as they represent a significant chapter in whisky history.Size: 700 ml | Condition: cracks in the covering plastic tape | Duty stamp: CZ | Packaging: wooden box covered with leather

BOOK OF KELLS, The. Luzern, Faks. Vlg., (1990). 345 cold. facs. lvs. Fol. Or. goatskin over wooden brds. In or. black leather clad box with silver plated ornaments and Celtic-style gilt embossing. -- With: A. v. EUW & P. FOX, (ed.). Book of Kells. Ms. 58 Trinity College Dublin. Kommentar. Pref. Umberto Eco. Luzern, Faks. Vlg., (1990). 407 pp. W. num. ill., partly cold. & loosely inserted acetate plate. Fol. Or. h. goatskin. In black cl. slipcase. -- (2). NOTE: The Book of Kells is thought to be the ingenious work of a number of unknown gifted artists living in the monastery of Iona around the year 800. It is first mentioned in an account of a theft in the church of Kells in 1007, which describes the book as "the great Gospel Book of Columcille, the holiest relic of the western world". Soon after that the manuscript was found buried at Kells. And it would remain there until, during the reign of Cromwell, it was brought to Dublin for reasons of safety. Around the year 1661 Henry Jones, bishop of Meath, donated it to the library of Trinity College in Dublin where it is kept to today. - Complete facsimile, presenting all the leaves of the original codex. Printed in 1480 (of 1560) numb. copies, this being nr. 555.

A collection of silver Scandinavian and Celtic brooches etc

A 9ct gold opal set pendant, 20mm (excluding bale); a silver Celtic inspired pendant; silver black onyx and agate pendant; and a crystal and yellow metal mounted heart shaped pendant (4)

Ancient British Iron Age Celtic silver unit of the Iceni, ANTED type, early to mid-1stC AD. (1)

Ancient British Iron Age Celtic silver unit of the Iceni, ANTED type, early to mid-1stC AD. (1)

Ancient British Iron Age Celtic silver units of the Iceni (2): Boar / horse and ECEN symbol type. (2)

A Mid Century silver stylised buckle ring, makers mark M.W, a silver Celtic band ring, W.M teardrop ring and a 1960's 3D Polygon ring (4)

A Scottish Silver and Citrine Brooch, Central Round Cut Citrine 18.1mm (With Chips and Losses) in Eleven Split Claws, Typical Celtic Design Mount, Hallmark for Robert Allison, Glasgow 1955, 19.2gms

Two Silver Mounted Amber Pendants, Frog and Polished Asymmetric Example, together with a Pair of Amber Mounted Earrings and a Silver Celtic Brooch

ASSORTED SILVER JEWELLERY in six boxes, including chunky green stone bracelet, brooch, turquoise earrings, Celtic knot pendant and earring set, amethyst necklace and earring set, cameo brooch etc.Provenance: private collection Conwy

A 9ct gold open trellis ring in the Celtic form, size R, approx 3.1g.

A hallmarked silver napkin ring, approx 9.7g, 1971 and 1977 dollar coins, a 1964 half dollar coin and a small 9ct gold ring with an open Celtic design, weight of ring approx 1.1g (5).

A gem set Celtic cross, together with an Egyptian style pendant, various silver gem set jewels and an art deco lady's dress watch, 83g in total

Two Boxed Isle of Man Silver Spoons, by Charles Alexander Each weighing 1.07 ozt, Christening Spoon design, decorated with Celtic cross on the handle, marked with import stamps, 1980, engraved to the reverse A & E,

Celtic pewter necklaces and hair ties

Two Celtic Pottery dishes; various other pottery; glass ornament in the form of a fish; brass hand bell etc.

Ben Setter of Totnes, a carved and stained oak spinning chair, mid 20th century; the backrest with Celtic knot motif and twin spindles; the shaped seat with conforming motifs, on three turned, splayed legs; 80cm high

A GROUP OF EUROPEAN ART GLASS A Sevres crystal Soleil bi-face ornament, a Royales de Champagne pate de verre peacock tray, a Lalique frosted stem Celtic knot liqueur glass, a Monica Backstrom vase for Kosta Boda, a Daum crystal Nymphea 1981 plate, and a Caithness Gravitation paperweight numbered 558/750 (Caithness paperweight and Daum plate with boxes) (6 items in total) 7cm to 22cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration. Additional Information: Property of Lee Hin SOON

A Celtic silver brooch, hallmarked for Birmingham 1991, maker's mark W J & S. 2.75 cm diameter.

Epns mounted sporran, with celtic engraved cantle, a small set of studs

A 9ct gold Celtic knot band ring, size F, 4.2g

A 9ct yellow gold Celtic design ring, 3g

A collection of vintage and modern costume jewellery including Celtic style choker, Victorian style paste set pendant, stone set necklace, etc.

Eight Celtic brooches including Miracle

A 19thc white metal luckenbooth brooch with coronet top and set with polished hardstones and original pin: h. x 4.5cm and a Scottish silver celtic pennanular brooch: w x 4cm (2)

An Edwardian oak Celtic style upright open bookcase fitted two shelves, with relief carved sides, with brass caps and castors (h.89cm x l.91cm x w.33cm)

A 18ct gold enamelled cameo brooch, with a collection of 9ct gold and precious yellow metal jewellery, to include broken pieces. Comprising a 9ct gold Celtic cross pendant, a 9ct gold cased cocktail watch; a 9ct gold hollow hinged bangle; a 9ct gold spiga chain necklace; a “9k” stamped bracelet (broken); a green stone set bar brooch, stamped “9ct”; a “9c” stamped garnet brooch; a broken”9ct” stamped garnet set lavaliere pendant; a “375” stamped box chain necklace; a pair of precious yellow metal spiral earrings, unmarked but testing as 9ct gold; plus an 18ct gold carved shell cameo brooch, with enamel decoration and pendant mount. Gross approximate weight of 18ct: 11.16 grams, 9ct: 37.56 grams.

An Irish silver two handled cup, Dublin 1978, with embossed Celtic Revival decoration, 8.5cm across the handles, 69gm

Pat Stanton Hibernian 12x16 Signed Colourised Autographed Editions, Limited Edition photo. Photo shows Captain Stanton proudly holding aloft the Drybrough Cup, after his side defeated Celtic at Hampden Park 1972. 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

Dixie Deans 16x12 signed colourised photo, Autographed Editions, Limited Edition. Photo Shows Dean celebrating with manager after a win against Hibernian in the 1972 Scottish Cup final, Celtic went on to win 6-1. 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

Three Scottish silver Celtic brooches,Condition Report: See additional images for hallmark/marking

A Collection of Assorted Silver, comprising two graduated Art Nouveau style cream-jugs, by Victoria Silverware Ltd., Birmingham, one 1998 and one 2000, each in fitted Victoria and Albert box; an oblong ashtray with Celtic style border and a two handled dish, 9oz 17dwt, 308gr (4)

Celtic Sheepskin Dark Brown Shearling Full Length Coat of panelled design with long sleeves, collar and two hook and eye fastenings, (size 14-16)A small mark to the right hand side of the main body and a spot of rubbing/ wear to the reverse - see photos for reference

An early Celtic iron ring, 2cm diameter

A Victorian silver Celtic brooch set pale blue agates with reg. mark plus a white metal axe brooch

GEORGE V SILVER BOWL, BIRMINGHAM 1936 of circular form, with Celtic style rim, raised on four bun feet, maker marks indistinct14cm diameter Qty: 123g

Celtic Lowe Danube Vindelician coin

A large Celtic style band ring 9ct size Z + 5 4.3 gms

A three silver Celtic items of jewellery by IONA

A collection of ancient pottery fragments and shards and Ethnographic items including Red Pottery bowls, reconstructed pots, likely Celtic pottery head, African carved wood armband, beads, South American pendant head with body and other interesting painted fragments. (1 tray)

9ct Gold Celtic style bracelet, 16.6g.

A quantity of vintage to contemporary costume jewellery including Celtic interlace and various other brooches and beaded necklaces

POCKET WATCH & VARIOUS SILVER ITEMS to include a plaited Celtic design bracelet, a Victorian sweetheart brooch, pair of boxed engraved napkin rings, hallmarked Birmingham 1912 and a silver open face pocket watch with gilded chapter ring, hallmarked London 1866 (missing glass face) not working. Total weight 136.8 grams.

A pair of silver Celtic earrings. 4.2g

GLASGOW SCHOOL, ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS PLANTER, CIRCA 1900 of tapering oblong form, embossed with Celtic knotwork, on four bracket feet32cm wideCondition overall is good, some minor wear throughout, some solder marks to underside, possibly from when made, all detailed in the additional images now available.

THE FOOTBALL CLUB HOUSE: SEVEN 1927 & LATER CARDIFF CITY PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS, comprising 2x photos of the famous FA Cup 1927 winners team with cup (one with Albert Wilkes stamp) the same team v. Celtic 1927 (English & Scottish Cup Winners), and four later blow-ups of vintage candid photos of the team and stadium (7)Provenance: consigned by Welsh vendor to benefit charity.Comments: all but one unframed/mounted on card, generally poor to fair condition, some good, inspection advised.