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ADIE BROTHERS LTD. A PAIR OF SILVER ASHTRAYS with Celtic knot central boss decoration, Birmingham 1961, together with two silver NAPKIN RINGS, total silver weight 285g.

Celtic 1967 Lisbon Lions 10.5x23.5 mounted cards signed by Stevie Chalmers, Bertie Auld, Ronnie Simpson, Jim Craig, John Clark, Bobby Lennox & Billy McNeill. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.

A silver letter opener with interlaced cast Celtic style handle, by Mappin & Webb?, Birmingham 1996; a second letter opener with spiral embossed handle, stamped 925; a small magnifying glass with floral embossed handle and further flowers encircling glass, fitting to end stamped 925, 68gms gross (3)

ROBERT HOUSTON RSW (SCOTTISH 1891 - 1942), EILEAN DONAN CASTLE oil on canvas, signed 70cm x 90cm Framed and under glass. Note : Eilean Donan (Scottish Gaelic: Eilean Donnain) is a small tidal island in Loch Duich in the western Highlands of Scotland; since the castle's restoration in the early 20th Century, a footbridge has connected the island to the mainland. A picturesque castle that frequently appears in photographs, film and television dominates the island, which lies about 1 kilometre (0.62 miles) from the village of Dornie. Eilean Donan, which means simply ''island of Donnán'', is named after Donnán of Eigg, a Celtic saint martyred in 617. The castle was founded in the thirteenth century, and became a stronghold of the Clan Mackenzie and their allies the Clan Macrae. In the early eighteenth century the Mackenzie's involvement in the Jacobite rebellions led in 1719 to the castle's destruction by government ships. Lieutenant-Colonel John Macrae-Gilstrap's twentieth-century reconstruction of the ruins produced the present buildings.

Football/Sports programme, Glasgow Rangers Sports Day programme, 2 August 1958 including 8 team football tournament, Rangers, Hibs, Hearts, Third Lanark, Partick Thistle, Celtic, Queens Park & Clyde (results completed in pencil) (gd) (1)

Postcards, Shipping, a good early selection of 13 cards including Royal Steam Packet Co (4),Cunard (1), White Star Line (8), ships includes Oceanic, Cedric & Celtic, Cymric, Majestic, Amazon etc (mainly gd)

Wartime Football, programme from the Army v RAF match played at Newcastle on 10 March 1945, 4 pages includes players from Man Utd, Arsenal, Celtic, Blackpool, Stoke etc. Sold with 'Soccer at War, 1939-45' by Jack Rollin (gd) (2)

Two snuffboxes and a scent trio, comprising a late 18th Century/early 19th Century continental example with figural embossed lid, 5.5cm, an octagonal snuffbox with rotating lid engraved “L.M. Batty Esq., J.P., 1933, Luck And Fun From Jim”, celtic style edge, Sheffield 1933, by CB and Co, 5.8cm, and a set of three triangular form green glass scent bottles with silver mounts and glass stoppers in a circular silver frame, 7.5cm high. (3)

A collection of costume jewellery, including a graduated ivory bead necklace, an amber bead necklace, and a silver penannular style Celtic circular brooch

Collection of silver and other jewellery to include Celtic and other design bar brooches, Mexican etc and chain.

Collection of assorted silver jewellery to include cruciform, Celtic pendants, jasperware brooch, silver Alderney 1936 swimming pendant, dress rings, ladies cocktail wristwatch etc.

Sights and Scenes in Our Fatherland by Thomas Lacy (Wexford), London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co.,1863. First Edn., engd. frontis. text illus. some hd. cold., green cloth; and The Famous Cities of Ireland by Stephen Gwynn with illustrations by Hugh Thompson. Dublin: Maunsel & Co., 1915, illus. by Hugh Thomson. 8vo. Bound in light green cloth, gilt and blind stamped decoration to spine. Blind stamped Celtic decoration to front board. xii, eleven chapters, 352pp including index, followed by 16 pages of advertisements. Illustrations by Hugh Thomson including four coloured plates, together with frontispiece entitled 'The Custom House, Dublin', and 39 black and white text cuts (2).

The Court of Rath Croghan (or Dead but Not Forgotton) by M.L. O'Byrne. Dublin: Gill and Son 1887; & The Eastern Origin of the Celtic Nations by James Cowles Prichard (proved by a comparison of their dialects with the Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Teutonic Languages: forming a supplement to researches into the Physical history of mankind)., London: Houlston and Wright/Bernard Quaritch, 1857. 8vo L. 1857, green embossed cloth cover with gilt lettering to spine (2).

A Good Silver Cigarette Box along with a Silver Celtic Broach.

A Wonderful Sheffield Silver Bon Bon Dish in the Celtic Design of Clover Shape and having Pierced Design, Sheffield 1896, Alkin Brothers.

MIZPAH PENDANTS. A pair of white metal mounted, marbled glass pendants, one engraved Miz, the other engraved Pah, & a Celtic style brooch.

GOLD BROOCH. A 9ct. gold stylised Celtic knot brooch. Approx. 8.6g.

A QUANTITY OF TEA WARES TO INCLUDE; A GREEN GLAZED 'CELTIC CERAMICS' TEA SET, A COLCLOUGH TA SET ETC....

925 Silver Celtic cross with central stone on a silver chain

A large white metal Celtic kilt or dress brooch, set with cabochon gemstones, other stones, seed pearls and agate, the back bears inscription, diameter 7cm, 58g

A seedpearl and black enamel ring, pair silver Celtic knot-pattern earrings, Art Nouveau style silver-coloured metal and mother-of-pearl pendant on chain and other jewellery

IRISH SILVER TWIN HANDLED CUP maker George Edward & Sons, Dublin 1920, cast with Celtic scroll work borders and roundels to body and base rim, handles modelled with two Celtic mythical beast heads, approximately 258g, 11cm high

SET OF SIX ART DECO SILVER COFFEE SPOONS maker Allens, Sheffiled 1937-42, handles engraved with stylised Art Deco pattern, each 9cm long; together with an early 20th century Japanese silver iris pattern teaspoon, maker (Urai?) Bhokai of Yokohama, sterling standard mark, handle pierced with irises in shallow relief, 13cm long, a Scottish Iona silver hor d'oeuvres fork, maker's mark Shipton & Co Ltd, known agent for Iona silver makers, Chester 1935, finial in the shape of a celtic cross, 10.5cm and a group of assorted small silver flatware items, approximately 193g gross (qty)

SCOTTISH IONA SILVER 'VIKING LONG BOAT' SPOON maker Alexander Ritchie (Iona Celtic Art), Birmingham 1939, 12cm long; together with a matching Scottish Iona style silver spoon, maker A H Darby & Son, Birmingham 1942, 12cm long, approximately 49g gross

SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE maker Fenton, Russell & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1936, of rectangular form with Celtic style rim, approximately 1854g, hot water pot 21.5cm long

SCOTTISH SILVER LETTER OPENER maker William Dunningham & Co. of Aberdeen, Edinburgh 1939, set with an amethyst and handle engraved with Celtic inspired scrolling design with horse head detail, approximately 32g, 16cm long

GEORGE V SILVER CHRISTENING CUP maker Martin Hall & Co Ltd, Sheffield 1931, central Celtic design border with four celtic shield cabochon reliefs, engraved 'Elizabeth', approximately 177g, 7.5cm high

MODERN SILVER SALVER maker J B Chatterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1973, of circular form, serpentine rim with Celtic design, on four scrolling feet, approximately 851g, 30cm in diameter

SET OF VICTORIAN SILVER APOSTLE TEASPOONS, STRAINER AND SUGAR TONGS with gadrooned bowls and twisted stems, Birmingham hallmarks for 1897; a Victorian silver teaspoon, Edinburgh hallmarks for 1844; and two George VI silver teaspoons with Celtic decoration to the handles, both Edinburgh hallmarks for 1938; together with a selection of silver plated teaspoons, mustard spoons and sugar tongs

A shoe box containing a large collection of cufflinks, to include a pair of silver cufflinks stamped "Norway 925", a pair of silver Dunhill cufflinks with green enamelled decoration, housed in a Dunhill box, a pair of silver gilt and enamel decorated square cufflinks decorated with fish, housed in a Thomas Fattorini box, a pair of chain link and mother of pearl cufflinks stamped "925", a silver signet ring/seal bearing crest (possibly Guthrie), silver Celtic knot style scarf ring, a pair of silver cufflinks with amber type cabouchon cut inset, etc

Two pairs of composite stone garden urns, each with stylised Celtic knot decoration

LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY GOTHIC REVIVAL MANTEL CLOCK Attributed to Bruce Talbert, by Hart, Son, Peard & Co. (atrributed maker) circa 1870, the unsigned two train movement striking on a gong and numbered 6261 64, the 6 inch dial enamelled with patterns inspired by Celtic designs, with Roman numerals and two front winding holes, pierced and engraved brass hands, the engraved brass case mounted with red glass cabochons, surmounted with a red glass mounted spiked finial, engraved above dial with Smith crest, 66cm high Note: Bruce James Talbert (1838-1881) was a Scottish architect, interior designer and author, best known for his work in the Gothic Revival style. Talbert supplied work to many manufacturers including Hart, Son, Peard & Co. who were artistic metalworkers specialising in the ecclesiastical. The firm exhibited at all the major Exhibitions and were awarded prize medals at London (1851, 1862), Paris (1855, 1867, 1878), Dublin (1855, 1865) and Philadelphia (1876). The arms are Gules on a Chevron Argent between three Bezants three Crosses Paty Fitchy Sable, and the crest Out of a Ducal Coronet an Indian Goat's Head Argent eared Sable attired Or and are attributed to a family named Smith or Smyth. In this particular case they are believed to represent a dentist named Henry Smith.

Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, 'Celtic Harvest' biscuit barrel, preserve pot and marmalade (3)

Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, 'Celtic Harvest' jugs, preserve pot and two tier cake stand

Clarice Cliff for Newport Pottery, 'Celtic Harvest' teapot, biscuit barrels, preserve pot and dish (5)

BERNARD NINNES Celtic Twilight, Lanyon Quoit Oil on canvas Signed Artist's label to the back 51 x 61cm. Provenance: The Michael and Sonia Williams collection.

A hallmarked silver ashtray with Celtic border, Birmingham 1982; an oval continental dish, stamped '830'; an enamel badge "Baby"; a silver plated butter dish

Jewellery - a pair of ciro pearl and 9ct gold earrings; others; a Celtic Kilt pin brooch; others; a Hanae Mori Butterfly brooch; a silver pendant necklace; scarf clips, costume jewellery necklaces, etc qty

A large Arts and Crafts silver stone set brooch; a Celtic silver plaid brooch (2)

A small group of jewellery and other items, including a silver Celtic cross pendant, a modern pendant marked Newbridge Silverware, a French figural spike, a chatelain belt clip and other items (9)

A modern 9ct gold pendant, in the form of a Celtic cross, hallmarked, approx 4.5g, presented on a gilt metal chain

A 1970s designed brooch, with shell inlaid panel drop on U shaped mount, together with a silver and opal Celtic inspired brooch, a bangle, an agate ring and a paste set bracelet (5)

Celtic design agate bracelet, four oval faceted amethyst 12mm x 9mm, individually set and spaced by 22mm bars of carnelian, moss agte, amethyst and blue lace agate, stamped "925 Silver".20.5cm long.

Silver and costume jewellery, a silver thistle brooch, silver Celtic brooch set with carnelian, charms, Monet gilt leaf brooch, lady's Festina stainless steel wrist watch.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh inspired modern jewellery, a Cairn CRM Nouveau wrist watch, a matching suite of silver brooch and pendant and chain, two Celtic "Sea Gems" enamel brooches, together with a silver ring made from a spoon and a Paua shell pendant 60mm x 26mm, on a silver snake link chain,

A Scottish polished hardstone brooch, centred by a gem set coronet on a saltire within a Celtic cross border, 5cm wide

AMETHYST CELTIC BRACELET. Sterling silver amethyst set Celtic bracelet

In the form of a Celtic Buckle from the Famous Sutton Hoo excavations

Scottish Celtic Cloak Brooch set with a Cairngorm Coloured Stone

A St Andrews tie pin, three kilt pins and two boxed sets of Celtic earrings

A Celtic Pottery, Newlyn ceramic bull, together with two pieces of studio pottery and five miniature animal porcelain figure groups, each with gilt anchor mark to base.

Celtic jewellery and a letter opener

GROUP OF SILVER AND COSTUME JEWELLERY including a silver bracelet, a silver ingot pendant, a Celtic silver ring, a silver gilt pendant, etc

Billy Mcneill And John Clarke Celtic Dual Signed 12 X 8 Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.

Billy McNeill signed Celtic 1967 European Cup 8x10 Photo. Good condition. All signed items come with Certificate of Authenticity. Can be shipped worldwide.

TPS TURKU - CELTIC 1973 Official programme, scarce, TPS Turku (Finland) v Celtic, 19/9/73, European Cup. Celtic won the game 6-1. Programme is in good condition with no writing. Good

PAULO MALDINI AC MILAN PLAYER ISSUE SHIRT A red and black striped short sleeve shirt with Maldini 3 on the back and signed on the back by Maldini with Champions 06/07 and 7 Champions League arm flashes. The vendor advises that it was issue for the match v. Celtic in season 2007/8, but Maldini did not play due to injury. Good

SCOTTISH Eight Scottish programmes inc Third Lanark v Dunfermline 62/63, Celtic, Motherwell 64/65 plus Hibs v Thirds 64/65, League Cup Semi-Final 63/64, Morton v Hibs (Replay) and 64/65, Dundee Utd v Rangers. Generally good

MANCHESTER UTD / CELTIC Programme Manchester Utd v Celtic 11th May 1970 in Toronto. Blue issue, some light discolouration. Generally good

SCOTTISH / IRISH Nine programmes 6 x Scottish and 3 x Irish 1950's inc Albion Rovers v Arbroath (League Cup) 50/51 (paper stuck on back page where previously laid down- could possibly be removed), Celtic v Falkirk League Cup 55/56, Rangers v Motherwell 57/58 plus Waterford v Shamrock Rovers 55/56 and Shelbourne v Waterford 57/58. Some faults. Fair-generally good