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Football programmes: Selection, 1950`s onwards inc. England v USSR 1958, Bolton v Man Utd FAC Final 1958 (sof), Rangers v St Etienne EC 1957/58, Rangers v Eintract Fr 1961, Brentford v Celtic Fr 1958/59 plus a few other items and some Rugby programmes (mixed condition) (40+)

Costume jewellery, including two Celtic brooches and a 9ct gold mourning ring

THE FOLLOWING LOT WAS AWARDED TO CELTIC LEGEND DAVID HAMILTON. A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1907-08 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL the obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Challenge Cup, Won By Celtic F.C., 1907-8, David Hamilton. In the above cup final played on 18th April 1908 at Hampden Park, Celtic defeated St Mirren 5-1 with Hamilton scoring one goal. He made a total of 260 League and Cup appearances for Celtic scoring 60 goals

THE FOLLOWING LOT RELATES TO THE INTERNATIONAL DEBUT OF CELTIC EUROPEAN CUP WINNER AND SCOTLAND INTERNATIONAL TOMMY GEMMELL. A BLUE SCOTLAND V. ENGLAND INTERNATIONAL CAP, 1965-66 Provenance: Christie`s Scotland, Football Memorabilia including the Tommy Gemmell Collection, 26 October 1994, Lot 51B. The above caps represents Tommy Gemmell`s International debut for his country. In the above match England played on 2nd April 1966 at Hampden Park, England defeated Scotland 4-3

AN OFFICIAL 1972 CELTIC V. INTER MILAN EUROPEAN CUP SEMI-FINAL PENNANT inscribed European Cup, Semi-Final, Inter Milan v Celtic, 5th April 1972, 15.1/2in. (39.5cm) high. Provenance: The San Siro Museum. The above is the official pennant that was exchanged prior to the European Cup, semi-final first leg against Inter Milan.

A GREEN AND WHITE CELTIC SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT No.18, with crew-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed The Celtic Football Club, 1888, the reverse lettered Donati, one sleeve with Champions League flash. Provenance: The San Siro Museum. The above shirt was worn by Massimo Donati in the Champions League match against AC Milan played in October 2007

AN AC MILAN V. LIVERPOOL 2007 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL MATCH PROGRAMME, 23/5/07 with information card and postcards, an AC Milan v. Arsenal, Super Cup, match programme, 8/2/95; and a collection of AC Milan memorabilia including Menu Cards for matches against Manchester United, Celtic and Arsenal from 2004-2008 etc (a lot). Provenance: The San Siro Museum

A COLOUR CENTRE PAGE MAGAZINE CUTTING OF THE 1966-67 CELTIC TEAM fully autographed by the European Cup-winning side

A WHITE CELTIC SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT No.8, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed The Celtic Football Club, 1888, the reverse lettered Brown, the sleeves with Clydesdale Bank Premier League flashes The above shirt was worn by Scott Brown in a match for Celtic

A CELTIC V. HEARTS, SCOTTISH CUP QUARTER-FINAL MATCH PROGRAMME, 13/3/83 the front cover bearing fifteen autographs including Alex MacDonald, Gary MacKay, Walter Kidd, John Robertson, Henry Smith, Willie Johnstone, Stevie Chalmers etc

A CELTIC V. ABERDEEN SCOTTISH CUP FINAL MATCH PROGRAMME, 24/4/37 in excellent condition

A COLLECTION OF ABERDEEN SCOTTISH CUP FINAL MATCH PROGRAMMES comprising: Rangers, 25/4/53; St. Mirren, 25/4/59; Celtic, 11/4/70; Rangers, 22/5/82; 21/5/83; and Hearts, 10/5/86, an Aberdeen v. Rangers, Scottish Cup final, semi-final, programme, 26/3/66 and two Skol Cup final programmes 1985 and 1988 (9)

A Scottish provincial silver brooch, by John Hart, Iona, with Edinburgh marks for 1971, circular form, pierced with a cross and Celtic decoration, plus a brooch of circular form, decorated with longboats and Celtic decoration, by Robert Allison, Glasgow 1947, plus another brooch by Robert Allison, Glasgow 1960. (3)

Three Scottish provincial silver brooches, including one by Celtic Art of Iona, one by John Hart of Iona, modelled as a Celtic cross, and one in the form of a dagger by Robert Allison. (3)

A collection of Scottish provincial silver jewellery, comprising a brooch by Robert Allison, Iona, with Glasgow marks for 1955, a dagger brooch, by Celtic Arts of Iona, plus two pairs of Iona earrings. (6)

Three Scottish provincial silver brooches, comprising one with pierced Celtic decoration, by John Hart, of Iona, and two by Robert Allison, Iona, with Glasgow hallmarks. (3)

Three Scottish provincial silver brooches, by R.A, also with Glasgow and Edinburgh hallmarks, comprising: one of circular form mounted with a hard stone, one with a lion and one with Celtic design. (3)

A Scottish provincial silver sugar spoon, by John Hart, Iona, with Edinburgh marks for 1962, the tapering handle with a long boat and inter-twinned Celtic decoration, spot hammered shovel bowl, length 11.4cm.

A Scottish silver Skein Dhu? maker`s mark of R.G.L Glasgow 1918, the mounts with Celtic strap decoration, the terminal mounted with a hard stone, applied with a badge, length 19.7cm.

A Scottish silver freedom casket, Glasgow 1928. retailed by Whytock and Sons, Dundee, tapering rectangular form, the sides chased with panels of architectural scenes and thistles, cedar lined, Celtic border, the hinged cover mounted with the arms of Dundee and inscribed `Presented by The City of Dundee to The Right Honourable Sir John Gilmour Bart, D.S.O , LL.D, Secretary of State for Scotland with its Freedom 10th Oct, 1928, length 33cm, in a fitted presentation crest.

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest circular preserve pot and cover,moulded fruit handle,10cm diameter

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest circular plate circa 1937 relief moulded with corn, fruit and foliage picked out in enamel colours, Newport Pottery mark only, width 22 cm, together with a similar smaller example, Barbola mark only, and a small sauce boat, later script signature mark.

A hallmarked silver Art Deco cylindrical pedestal sugar castor, stepped circular foot below plain body with Celtic style border and pierced cover, 15 cm high, Birmingham 1937.

A good quality Celtic design Silver Plated Ice Bowl, six Silver Plated Napkin Rings, Cutlery, etc

PAIR OF VICTORIAN HANDPAINTED ON PORCELAIN DROP EARRINGS depicting a young girl, Norwegian silver gilt and enamel leaf brooch, cairngorm set Celtic silver brooch, turquoise and seed pearl pendant (6)

DAWSON BOWMAN, CELTIC ART INDUSTRIES Scottish silver brooch, modelled as a sword and shield, 6.7cm long

ALEXANDER RITCHIE IONA SILVER CELTIC STYLE BROOCH

SCANDINAVIAN SILVER GILT AND ENAMEL BRACELET of leaf link form, with matching earrings; a further pair of earrings and a brooch; and two silver Celtic style brooches

A Liberty & Co `Cymric` silver cigar box by Archibald Knox, Birmingham 1902, the plain polished rectangular box with hinged cover enamelled in blue and green with an entwined knot design, 19.5cm wide, 7cm high, 12cm deep The London store Liberty & Co was founded by Arthur Lasenby Liberty (1843-1917) in 1875. With a £2000 loan from his future father-in-law, Arthur Liberty took on the lease of half a shop at 218a Regent Street with only three staff. Within eighteen months he had repaid the loan and acquired the second half of 218 Regent Street. The store became the most fashionable place to shop in London and iconic liberty fabrics were used for both clothing and furnishings. Its clientele was exotic, and included famous members of the Pre-Raphaelite movement. The shop specialized in selling ornaments, fabric and objects from Japan and the Far East. The Liberty department store was an enormous influence on British artists and designers. In 1899 Archibald Knox began designing for Liberty particularly the new Celtic design work such as the `Cymric` and `Tudric` range, (silver and pewter respectively). Their Cymric catalogue states, `The feature of this development is, its complete breaking away from convention in the matter of design treatment`. In addition to metalwork and jewellery Knox designed terracotta garden ornaments, carpets, wallpaper and fabrics for Liberty & Co, seemingly mastering each discipline with ease.

A Celtic style yellow metal enamel and marcasite set buckle

An Edwardian Art Nouveau Liberty & Co silver pen tray, the corners set with cabochon cut turquoise and celtic embossing, the underside stamped Cymric, Birmingham 1903 after a design by Archibald Knox, 10.5ins

A cased Celtic sterling silver brooch and one other Celtic sterling silver brooch View on www.staceyauction.com

Deirdre O` Betjeman "Some Immortal Hours"- "The Rhapsody of The Celtic Twilight"- With Card From John Murray- Printed Facsimile Reproduction of The Authors Holograph Hand Coloured and Signed by The Author, Limited to Twenty Copies Which Eight Numbered 1 -IIIV are For Presentation, and The Rest Numbered 1-12 Are For Sale at Twenty Five Guineas, This Is Number 7 1962.

Two hallmarked Scottish silver Celtic brooches, one stamped OMG, largest 4 cm wide, together with a white metal (tests silver) pendant.

A CARLTON WARE CIRCULAR FRUIT ROUGE ROYALE BOWL with painted enamel butterfly web,dragonfly and foliate enamelled designs and with three celtic style gilt handles 10`` across

An Arts & Crafts copper fire surround, with embossed stylised Celtic motif to border and hood, width 102cm, height 97cm (large dent to hood).

An Arts and crafts copper casket with hinged cover, the cover with Celtic entrelac enamelled in green and blue, a book shelf, and a copper mounted glass vase unsigned casket 10.5cm. wide

A Newlyn Celtic pottery vase with dragon decoration, 7", and a Wedgwood green Jasperware jar with plated mount and swing handle.

Irish Celtic design bowl of circular form raised on 3 gurgle fish supports, makers marks T W, Dublin 1922, bowl 3.75" across, 5.7 oz.

A collection of silver jewellery to include an Art Nouveau two piece buckles, various Celtic brooches, a gilt clan badge and a luckenbooth etc (8)

A large modern quaich Glasgow 1961, the large plain bowl with twin shaped lugs with Celtic beasts within; together with a smaller example Glasgow 1918, the deep bowl with applied Celtic border to foot and rim, the shaped lugs with Celtic knot work and beasts (2) 20cm and 17cm wide across handles, combined weight 13.5oz

A collection of items to include a commemorative Queen Elizabeth II plate, in presentation case; a pair of silver ashtrays with Celtic border; a small twin handled trophy cup and two wine labels (6)

* A 9 carat gold Celtic knot wedding ring, finger size T1/2, with a 9 carat gold patterned wedding ring, and four other 9 carat gold wedding rings, 33g gross

MAN CITY / CELTIC City home programme v Celtic, 28/10/53, neat changes, slight wear, scores, folds. Fair

BILLY MEREDITH / RANGERS / CELTIC Official programme for Billy Meredith Benefit match played at Maine Road, 29/4/1925, Meredith XI v Rangers/Celtic XI, eight page programme with details of Billy Meredith`s career 1894-1925, and pen -pictures of the Rangers/ Celtic XI, 5 x Celts and 6 x Rangers. Meredith XI consisted of Lancashire Club players, 3 x City , 2 x Everton and one each from United, Oldham, Preston, Burnley, Blackpool and Blackburn. Slight creasing. Generally good

An Arts and Crafts plated two handled bowl, decorated with a Celtic band, on scroll feet, a plated rectangular entrée dish and cover, a plated egg cruet and a collection of other plated items.

A GEORGE VI SILVER CIRCULAR DISH WITH APPLIED RIM OF CELTIC STRAPWORK ON REEDED FOOT, LONDON 1941 9OZS

William H Hassler - A hallmarked silver small buckle with circular blue/green panels and Celtic knot stylised decoration to borders, length 4 cm, Birmingham 1907. ILLUSTRATED.

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest fruit bowl, 9cm high x 28cm wide

An Arts and Crafts needlework panel, depicting figures entwined in Celtic knots, framed, 48.5cm high x 48.5cm wide

An 18 inch graduated row of cultured pearls with diamond set clasp, a 9ct gold Celtic style cross and chain, 3.8grams and a yellow metal compass charm. Unmarked (3 items).

A VICTORIAN BRASS BEDSIDE CLOCK DEPICTING THE GREEN MAN AND CELTIC CROSS WITH CHERUB TO FACE - MANUFACTURED BY THE BRITISH UNITED CLOCK COMPANY

AN ANTIQUE COPPER WARMING PAN TOGETHER WITH A HAND BEATEN COPPER AND BRASS CELTIC STYLE OFFERING PLATE

A silver and amethyst-set celtic design brooch; a mother-of-pearl and gold-overlaid shell pendant and an enamel and marquesite brooch as a dancing couple (3)

Clarice Cliff "Celtic Harvest" covered bowl

A "Scottish" 9ct gold brooch of Celtic design

A German Third Reich RAD Enlisted Man`s Hewer, the scimitar type blade with a narrow fuller to each side, etched "Urbeit adelt", one side with maker`s mark for Carl Jul. Krebs, Solingen, below Ges. Gesch, the silver plated hilt with single scroll quillon to the crossguard, two piece antler grip and bird`s head pommel, the black enamelled metal scabbard with silver plated mounts engraved with Celtic strapwork and RAD spade and swastika logo.

A 19th Century Scottish Skean Dhu, the 8cm single edge steel blade with scalloped rib, the ebonised grip carved to simulate Celtic knotwork, with silver coloured metal ferrule, pommel and ball knop, the leather sheath set with the Gordon Highlanders` "Bydand" badge.

CHARLES II CARVED OAK COFFER LATE 17TH CENTURY the moulded hinged lid above a stylised Celtic knot carved front, raised on trestle end supports 132cm wide, 58cm high, 36cm deep

CELTIC F.C. SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS 1930-31 team photograph, bearing full team and Secretary autographs, W.Maley, Charles Geatons, William Cook, John Thomson, Wm. McGonagle, Peter Wilson, C.Napier, Peter Scarff, James McStay, Bert Thomson and Alex Thomson, framed and under glass