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A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest biscuit barrel; together with a Clarice Cliff jarn set

A Celtic Silver Cloak Brooch, the back engraved 1773 PMG, 7 cm

A Newport pottery Clarice Cliff Celtic harvest biscuit barrel with chrome cover

A Newport pottery Clarice Cliff Celtic harvest conserve dish and cover

A box of mixed modern silver jewellery including multi gem set pieces, scent funnel and Celtic style pendant.

A mixed lot to include: silver findings, a Celtic white metal brooch, Victorian mourning pendant and a quantity of other white and yellow metal jewellery.

A Troika pottery Celtic cross vase by Simone Kilburn, initials to base

TWO NINE CARAT GOLD RINGSone a pierced Celtic knot design band and the other a signet ring, sizes P and T-U respectively, total weight approximately 6.6 grams

CLARICE CLIFF PRESERVE POTin the Celtic Harvest pattern, with a circular metal lid; together with a Maling Rosalind pattern oval shaped dish (2)

A Celtic design Arts and Crafts carved oak chair and stool, chair height 80cm.

Miscellaneous Silver Jewellery, including three fine necklaces, three neck chains, Celtic cross pendant mm D & P on chain, ID bracelet, star pendant on chain, three ringed pendant on chain together with fancy necklace, approx 130 gms

Tudric pewter circular shallow bowl having loop handle with hammered decoration and Celtic motifs, the base stamped Tudric Pewter 01451 Condition:

A COLLECTION OF SINN FEIN POLITICAL LABELS, 4 Celtic Cross, 1922 IRA Civil War issue An Post Poblacht na hEireann & postmarked orange harp issue & 2 Saorstat Eireann overprints 1922; Two cheques Signed by Sean Ua Ceallaigh (J.J. O’Kelly - Sceilg in 1936) to the Registrar at UCD; A postmarked post card with handwritten message on rear from M O’R to O’Ceallaigh on 27th May, 1904; an envelope addressed to O’Ceallaigh; A cheque payable to M. Davitt 29th May, 1916; A mss. letter signed A. McBride to Mr. Birmingham congratulating the Dublin Amnesty Association for getting J. Egan elected; a mss. letter signed on National Association Old Fianna from the General Sec. Conveying the good wishes of the national Executive to the recipient in his efforts to reorganise his old unit; FDC James Connolly 1869-1916 issued 23rd September, 1968; A Christmas card “Repatriate Irish POWs.” (17)

A REPUBLICAN BOND CERTIFICATE, Ten Dollars, issued January 24th 1920 by De Valera, President of the Elected Government of the Republic of Ireland, to Madeline Ryder, No. 103263 with De Valera's engraved signature in Irish, engraved green Celtic designed border, approx. 6'' x 9'', very good condition; together with black and white photograph entitled verso 'A group of Congressmen on the steps of the United States Capitol photographed with two pretty Irish girls who are actively engaged in selling Irish Liberty bonds.', and associated original documentation. (4)

A yellow and white metal Celtic drop pendant, inset with a single pale blue round cut topaz, tests as 9ct gold, indistinctly marked, 38mm drop, 1.8g gross

A Clarice Cliff for Newport pottery Celtic Harvest teapot, 15cm high

Sterling silver stone set Celtic ring, size T/U

Four pieces of studio pottery, to include a mid-20th century footed bowl by Alex Sharp, marbled grey and white textured body, Sharp and Leach marks to underside, 5½ x 3¾in. (13.9 x 9.5cm.); together with a squat ovoid vase with applied Celtic cross to front, 4½in. (11.4cm.) high; and two others. (4) * Alexander Sharp was born in 1918, and grew up in Barrhead, near Glasgow. After studying with Bernard Leach at St. Ives, he ran Highland Home Industries Morar Pottery, near Mallaig, from around 1951 to 1956. He exhibited at Leach's famous 1952 Dartington conference on craft industries, where one of his pots won the Tenmoku Prize.

BOOKS - 'By Celtic Waters, Holiday Jaunts with Rod, Camera & Paintbrush' by Reverend Charles Kent (scarce) 1894, limited edition no. 283/500, printed by J Davey & Sons, Drydon Press, London (a quantity of this limited edition run was destroyed by fire)

An Irish Arts and Crafts silver caddy spoon, by D. Moulan, Dublin 1924, shaped circular bowl, spot hammered decoration, tapering handle with an intertwined Celtic motif, length 10.5cm, approx. weight 0.4oz.

A small collection of five Scottish and Celtic inspired silver caddy spoons, comprising: one from Iona, retailed by J.Collie, Oban, the tapering handle chased with a long boat, plus one by Shetland silver, circa 1970, circular bowl, with a circular Celtic handle, one by the Isle of Mull Silver Co (Philip D A Campbell), Edinburgh 1987, and two similar caddy spoons, with spot-hammered bowls and tapering Celtic handles, one by Sydney and Co, Chester 1956, the other by W Johnson & Sons, Birmingham 1936, approx. weight 2.2oz. (5)

A small collection of ten silver caddy spoons, comprising: one with a fluted bowl and finial modelled as the bust of Shakespeare, by Birmingham 1903, possibly by Walter Pearsell, plus one with a pierced thistle handle, Edinburgh 1961, plus one with Humpty Dumpty and one with Little Miss Muffet, one with Celtic decoration and five others, approx. weight 5oz. (10)

A mixed lot of ten silver caddy spoons, comprising: a late-Victorian one with a heart shaped bowl and agate handle, London 1893, one with an Apostle finial, London 1881, one with a Celtic cross, Chester 1935, one with a shovel bowl and pierced handle, plus six other caddy spoons and a silver and shell spoon, the handle initialled, approx, weighable 3.9oz. (10)

A George III Irish provincial silver Celtic Point pattern sauce ladle, by Carden Terry and Jane Williams, Cork circa 1810, oval bowl, plain terminal, length 18cm, approx. weight 1.8oz.

A set of six George III Irish silver Celtic Point and Thread pattern tablespoons, by Samuel Neville, Dublin 1799, the terminals with a crest, approx. weight 13.4oz. (6)

A set of six George III Scottish silver Celtic Point pattern tablespoons, possibly by John Sinclair, Edinburgh 1802, plain terminals, approx. weight 12.8oz. (6)

Two Irish Silver-Mounted Easel Back Picture Frames, Celtic Frames Ltd, Dublin, 2002 And 2003 each rectangular body, in sizes the larger 25,5cm high 2

Yellow metal Celtic coin (struck one side only) together with two similar silver coins

9ct Gold and moonstone ring, a 9ct gold and bead chain necklace, a 9ct gold Celtic cross and chain and a 9ct gold pendant and chain

Victorian circular silver enamel decorated Celtic design brooch

Celtic - Gold Stater Norfolk, Wolf Type, Kings Lynn (S30) VF + Scarce

Small collection of Celtic home and away programmes. 56 in total dating mainly from the 1970's onwards but the odd earlier ones noted.   Condition : Good

A Clogau gold turquoise set bracelet, designed as four navette shaped panels, each set with a cabochon turquoise stone and joined by further Celtic inspired knot links, stamped '9ct', 18.5cm long, weight 8.5gms

A silver kilt pin, Shipton & Co Ltd, Chester 1935, decorated with a Celtic band with swivel pin, along with an EPNS commemorative match holder with applied roundel 'The British Herdsmen's Club' and engraved 'R.A.S.E Windsor 1939', with an Alligator skin Model Royal handbag with compartmented interior (3)

A Clogau gold amethyst set bracelet, designed as four navette shaped panels, each set with a cabochon turquoise stone and joined by further Celtic inspired knot links, stamped '9ct', 18.5cm long, weight 8.5gms

Celtic gold uniface Stater, Gallic War, Ambiani stater "Gallo Belgic Ambiani" from 50 B.C. 6.2 grams

A Celtic brooch and scarf clip

20TH CENTURY SCOTTISH DIRKthe single fullered blade with notched back, with carved basket weave handle, 42cm long, together with a similar knife and fork contained in a leather scabbard with embossed Celtic knot design white metal mounts, 45cm long

SCOTTISH SILVER MOUNTED DIRKmaker's mark 'AFC', Edinburgh 2003, the pointed blade with notced back, with carved basket weave handle and stone set pommel, 42.5cm long, contained in a leather scabbard with stone set knife and fork, the silver mounts with Celtic banded design, 48cm long overall

ARTS & CRAFTS GLASGOW SCHOOL OVAL BEVELLED WALL MIRROR contained in a wide hammered and embossed brass frame, decorated with Celtic motifs, 41cm x 86cm overall

SCOTTISH ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS INKWELL BY MARGARET GILMOUR (1860 - 1942),of outward tapering square form, decorated with Celtic knot designs, signed with monogram, on raised spreading square base, 7cm high; together with a similarly decorated oblong brass tray, 22.5cm long, and brass mounted desk blotter, 47cm wide (3)

Celtic 8x12 Inch Photo Signed By Glasgow Celtics Legendary Lisbon Lions Captain, Billy Mcneill, Pictured Holding Aloft The European Cup. Good condition. All signed items come with our certificate of authenticty. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £3.95, Overseas from £6.95.

SMALL SILVER QUAICHmaker 'JD&S', London 2009, with Celtic cast border, approximately 140g, 11cm wide

GEORGE V HAMMERED SILVER PEDESTAL BOWLmaker Albert Edward Jones, Birmingham 1915, with Celtic knot and band design to rim and knop of bowl, approximately 332g, 19cm diameter

Seven Boxes Subbuteo Table Soccer OO Scale Players, Anderlect team with purple bases, Blackpool, AC Milan, AJAX, Celtic, Norwich, Tottenham Hotspur, some players damaged/glued.

Nine Boxes of Subbuteo Teams, Patrick Thistle/ Rangers 2nd/ Hibernian/ wolverhampton Wanderers/ Leeds United/ West Bromich Albion 2nd/ Manchester City 2nd/ Celtic, unchecked boxes may be associated.

A pewter Celtic style brooch, Justin pewter (1)

A silver locket, an amber and silver brooch, a Celtic style design sterling silver brooch and another silver brooch; a silver brooch set with an amethyst; together with a modern bird style 0.925 brooch with a set opal and gold decoration (6)

Vintage brooches, a rose gold front cross, a Celtic pewter brooch, a Scottish feather brooch, etc (15)

WARTIME - INDIA Single sheet programme, Services XI v Manipur Road, 18/3/45 at the I.T.A ground. Services XI included Ditchburn (Spurs), Milne (Celtic), Hayward (Blackpool), Walker (Hearts) and Curtis (Arsenal). Scarce programme, minor folds, small tear. Generally good

JIMMY JOHNSTONE AUTOGRAPH A limited edition 20" X 14" colour print of a painting by Gary Brandham signed by the painter and Johnstone of Celtic. No 199 of 495 issued. Good

CELTIC - HAMILTON 1931 Celtic home programme v Hamilton Academicals, 29/8/1931, slight fold and minor staple rusting, no writing, slight ageing. Celtic won 6-1. Generally good

SCOTTISH 1950s Collection of 26 programmes, 23 for games played in Scotland plus 3 in England, Scunthorpe v East Fife 1/12/58, England "B" v Scotland "B" 6/2/57 (at Birmingham) and Nottm Forest v St Mirren 23/9/59 (Cup-Winners Challenge match). Others include Third Lanark v Dundee 57/8, Scottish League v League of Ireland 24/9/58, Scotland v Wales 13/11/57, Raith v Celtic 57/8, Aberdeen v Rangers 57/8, Hearts v Queens Park 57/8 (SLC) and v Third Lanark 58/9 (SLC), Glasgow Cup Final 27/9/54 Rangers v Partick at Hampden, Third Lanark v Forfar 55/6 (four pages , we are not sure if this is complete), Falkirk v Clyde 57/8 plus others from Stirling Albion, Hibs, Stranraer, Queen of the South, Dundee, St Mirren, St Johnstone, Dundee Utd, Clyde, Motherwell and Airdrieonians. Condition is a little mixed, a few are fair but most are fair-generally good or better. Fair-generally good

WARTIME-INDIA Four page programme, Tommy Walkers XI v Services Peshawar, 7/9/45 at Garrison Football Ground, Roberts Barracks, Peshawar, Walkers XI included Walker (Hearts) , Milne (Celtic) Whatley (Spurs and Wales), Corbett (Celtic and Scotland), Pugh (Cardiff) and Meaney (Celtic). The touring squad is listed in full and also includes amongst the 19 players goalkeeper John (Swansea and Wales), Powell (QPR and Wales) and H.McShane (Blackburn). Generally good

1951 SCOTTISH CUP FINAL Official programme, Celtic v Motherwell, 21/4/51 at Hampden, slight fold, score noted. Generally good

PINNACE COLLECTION MAGZINES Twenty full colour A4 glossy magazines for South Shields, Nelson, Ashington, Sunderland, Manchester United, Durham City, Arsenal, Celtic, Millwall, Leeds United, Orient, Newcastle United X 2, Huddersfield Town, Brentford, Reading, Barrow AFC & RFL, Aberdare Athletic, West Ham United and Middlesbrough. Good

MAN UTD - RANGERS 74 Manchester United home programme for the game v Glasgow Rangers, 9/3/74, friendly in theory but notorious for some of the most violent scenes ever seen at a British football game, United were perceived as being a Catholic club with strong links to Celtic and Ireland whilst Rangers fans were not particularly angelic at the time, in line with many others it should be stated, but the resulting crowd violence lead to horrific scenes. That United were experiencing a difficult season and one that finished with relegation and more crowd violence in the game v Manchester City which was abandoned shows that supporters of neither of the two teams were capable of being well behaved at the time and this game was an accident waiting to happen and it duly did. Programme is in good condition, complete with token and no writing. Good

SIGNED - CELTIC 1967 Col 12” x 8” photo, showing Celtic players taking to the pitch prior to the 1967 European Cup Final, West Ham’s Bonds and Lampard holding aloft the 2nd division trophy at Upton Park in 1981, signed in silver marker by 7 of the team including McNeill, Gemmell, Chalmers, Auld etc. Good

SIGNED - CELTIC 1967 / 1970 B/W 12” x 8” photo, showing Tommy Gemmell scoring in Celtic’s defeat to Feyenoord in the 1970 EC Final, together with a similar photo of Steve Chalmers scoring in the 1967 EC Final, both signed using a fine blue marker. Good

FOOTBALL PHOTOS Five press photographs, 1) Bobby Charlton Testimonial, Man Utd v Celtic 18/9/72, Charlton shakes hands with McNeill, 2) Salmons scores for Shef Utd v Man Utd 4/4/72, 3 ) Shef Utd hit the woodwork in the same game v Man Utd, 4) Pele playing against Roma, 3/3/72 in a friendly in Rome, 5) Ferencvaros taking a penalty against Wolves 5/4/72, first three are Press Association, last two are Associated Press, all are wire photographs , most measure 10" x 7" or thereabouts, two are larger, minor tears. Fair-generally good