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Various silver items, comprising antique Albertines (2), one damaged, one with base metal fittings, pendants & chains (2), pair of Celtic knot cufflinks, with twist bar fittings, antique brooch 'MAUD' an Eastern style brooch, half hoop wedding band type earrings, moss agate clip earrings, marcasite set flower stud earrings, other stud earrings (2), small spinning 'I Love You' pendant, silver threepenny ring & a collar bar with white and black ball stones, stamped, tested or h/m (2.36oz) (15)

A collection of seven brooches and two pendants and chains, mainly 9ct yellow gold including Welsh gold brooches of daffodils, and Celtic knot examples, total weight 46gms (9)

Celtic - History. Collection of volumes including BEDDOE (John) The Races of Britain, first edition, Bristol 1885; On the Stature and Bulk of Man in the British Isles, first edition, London 1870, presentation copy; RIPLEY (William Z) The Races of Europe, first edition, London: Kegan Paul 1900; ROLLESTON (T) Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race, second edition, London: Harrap 1922; HUBERT (H) The Rise of the Celts, London 1987, reprint in dust wrapper, etc, condition varies (17)

Lot of Celtic design silver brooches, including Luckenbooth, knotwork, sword and shield, Viking longboat, various makers, cities and dates (9)

Scottish silver bracelet, the circular discs with relief Celtic design and the linking lozenges with relief Viking longboat design, maker 'RA', Glasgow 1960, another of similar longboat design, maker 'S&Co', Birmingham 1959, and another of similar Celtic disc and longboat design, maker 'CH', Birmingham 1966 (3)

Nine carat gold Celtic wedding band, in a woven design

Iona silver pendant by John Harte, of Celtic cross and knotwork design, stamped JH and "IONA", Edinburgh 1965, on silver chain

A gold mounted pebble brooch unmarked, of circular outline with detailed engraved border of Celtic and interlaced designs, set between panels with agates and hardstone, the centre applied with engraved saltire with applied crown diameter 4.5cm

A Victorian plaid brooch the mounts unmarked, of circular outline with open scalloped border, the domed central section with simple Celtic knot with alternate collet set citrines and amethysts, the centre with claw set 'cairngorm' 7.5cm diameter

Inverness - a Scottish provincial sgian dubh by William B Taylor of Inverness, marked W.B.T, INVss, Edinburgh 1919-20, the carved wooden handle with intertwined Celtic knotwork and leaf detail, with pin cap with simple knot work border, the leather covered scabbard with Celtic knotwork mounts 17.5cm long

Inverness - a Scottish provincial carved wood and silver mounted quaich by William B Taylor of Inverness, marked W.B.T, Edinburgh 1905, to central boss and W.B.T, INVss to foot rim, the bowl carved to exterior with basket weave decoration, the twin lugs formed as Celtic knot work, the bowl applied to centre with disk with gothic engraved motto 'Squab Asi' and scroll detail, on simple foot rim 11cm wide (across lugs)

Inverness - a Scottish provincial sgian dubh by Ferguson & MacBean of Inverness, circa 1895, marked F&M, camel, INVS, the carved wooden handle with intricate rope twist design and studded detail, claw set smoky quartz to pommel, the leather scabbard mounted with simple engraved Celtic knot work designs overall length 19.5cm

Inverness - a scarce Scottish provincial silver mounted oak sugar caster by Ferguson & MacBean of Inverness, marked F&M, camel, INVs, Edinburgh 1891-92, the tapered baluster oak body profusely carved with intertwined Celtic beasts and knot work borders, with studded details, on simple silver mounted foot rim, the domed pull off cover with beaded border and pierced design 16.5cm high Notes: While there is a large amount of work known for Ferguson & MacBean (and later Fraser, Ferguson & MacBean) it is unusual to find examples of such high quality. Their work often specialised in items of historical revivalism and interest in the antiquity as can be seen with the Celtic knotwork on this piece. It is interesting to note the extremely high quality of the carving, the depth and intricate detail are far higher than often seen on the more standard mass produced quaichs. The addition of the silver studs to the knotwork borders, the use of stained hardwood and the overall outline of the piece are very reminiscent to the high quality carved dirk and sgian dubh handles. From the quality it must be assumed that the wooden body was specially commissioned from a wood carver and mounted in-house.

Ballater - a Scottish provincial Royal presentation plaid brooch by William Robb of Ballater, marked ROBB / BALLATER (in triangular punch), Edinburgh 1898 - 99, of annular form with engraved panels of Celtic knot work and four Celtic bosses, inscribed to reverse '19 ERI 04' 8.7cm diameter, 3oz Provenance: presented by King Edward VII to his ghillie / stalker on the Balmoral estate on his retirement. Notes: This plaid brooch is of the pattern worn by the Balmoral Highlanders. William Robb was commissioned on many occasions by King Edward and his mother Queen Victoria to make silver for the Royal family and also utilitarian wares for the dress uniforms of the Balmoral Highlanders. The Balmoral Highlanders were formed from the estate and household workers at Balmoral and performed ceremonial duties at the castle for state occasions and also at the local Highland gatherings etc. While the main order for uniforms from Robb was placed in 1904 earlier examples such as this do exist. The later engraved inscription to the reverse does seem to suggest that when the recipient left the estate employment he was presented with this piece. The main order placed to William Robb for Balmoral Highlanders uniform accessories in 1904 was for a complete set for twenty five men. The Highlanders had been in existence for sometime previous to this and had been in varying forms for over 30 years. This plaid brooch must be considered one of the earliest examples of the 'official' pattern for the later 1904 order. All other examples known to this author have been dated with a 1904-05 Edinburgh hallmark.

Dundee - a set of six Scottish provincial tablespoons by AR (unknown) of Dundee, circa 1770, marked AR struck four times, of Celtic point pattern with bright cut borders and cartouche, the cartouche with engraved initial W in script and numbered 1 - 6 (6) 22cm long, combined weight 12oz Notes: While these spoons are struck makers mark only, it should be noted that a large proportion of this makers output is seen with known Dundee pot of lilies town marks as well, this being the only reason an attribution to Dundee is possible

Perth - a set of six Scottish provincial teaspoons by Robert Keay I of Perth circa 1795, marked RK, eagle, RK, of Celtic Point pattern with wide pointed handles and facetted end (6) 13cm long 2oz

Iona - a Scottish provincial Celtic quaich by Iain MacCormick of Iona, circa 1950, marked to lug DB, CA, IONA and to base inscribed 'I MacCormick Isle of Iona Scotland', the circular bowl with opposing panels of intertwined Celtic beasts, with two shaped and pierced lugs diameter 20cm across lugs, 6.1oz

Iona - a pair of Scottish provincial Arts and Crafts quaichs by Celtic Art Industries of Iona, circa 1950, marked to lugs DB, CA, IONA, the simple circular bowls with two shaped and pierced lugs diameter 20cm across lugs

Iona - a Scottish provincial annular brooch by Alexander Ritchie of Iona, marked A.R, IONA (both incuse), Glasgow 1934-1935, with intertwined Celtic beast separated by knotwork bosses, with integral pin; together with a small galleon brooch by Alexander Ritchie, marked ICA, Birmingham 1932-1933, the galleon in full sail with pierced and engraved details (2) Annular brooch 5cm diameter, galleon brooch 2cm wide Reference: For an illustration of the annular brooch in this lot see 'Iona Celtic Art' by E. M MacArthur page 68 and from an original stock photo page 69

Iona - a Scottish provincial jam spoon by Alexander Ritchie of Iona, marked A.R, IONA (both incuse), Birmingham 1933, the pointed finial with a rope work border and pierced central galleon design, the simple flared stem to foliate detail above shallow circular bowl 13cm long, 25g Notes: As illustrated in Iona Celtic Art - E. Mairi MacArthur page 72

Iona - a Scottish provincial belt buckle attributed to Alexander Ritchie of Iona, marked CS*FS, Chester 1905-1906, Rg. No. 391329, the two square section buckle formed as vine leaf and branch form 14cm wide, 3.7oz Notes: While this piece is not marked for Alexander Ritchie there seems little doubt it is by his hand. The sponsors mark for assay of Saunders & Shepherd was used on Ritchie's behalf for the early part of his flourishing career before he registered his own punches at Glasgow, Chester and Birmingham. The relatively early date for this piece ties up with other known examples of this period showing both Saunders & Shepherd and Ritchie's makers marks in conjunction. Reference: See 'Iona Celtic Art - The work of Alexander and Euphemia Ritchie' by E. Mairi MacArthur, page 71 for an illustration of this design

A modern Highland dirk by Wilson & Sharp Ltd, Edinburgh 1927-1928, the basket weave carved black wood handle claw set with a circular cut citrine, the leather covered scabbard mounted with bi knife and fork of similar design, the scabbard mounts all with engraved and pierced Celtic knotwork with raised knot work bosses overall length 47cm

A Celtic plaid brooch by Thomas K Ebutt, Edinburgh 1926-1927, of annular design with engraved Celtic bosses and knotwork panels around a raised claw set circular cut citrine 8.5cm diameter

A Highland plaid brooch by R W Forsyth, Edinburgh 1925-1926, of shaped circular outline with alternate panels of Celtic knotwork and intertwined Celtic beasts, claw set to the centre with a circular cut citrine 8.5cm diameter

A highland plaid brooch by Henry Tatton, Edinburgh 1919-1920, of circular outline with engraved Celtic knotwork panels divided by circular engraved bosses, the centre with claw set circular cut citrine 8cm diameter

A pair of late George III tablespoons by David Edmond, Edinburgh 1789-1790, of early Celtic point pattern with engraved initials RM in script (2) 22.5cm long, 4oz Note: The style and manufacture of these spoons is unusual and seems to be a transitional period between Old English and Celtic Point. The straight nature of the stem and quite subtle point are not standard as seen with this pattern from circa 1795 onwards when it becomes more in style and fashion

A late 18th century dirk the white metal mounts unmarked, the root wood handle carved with interlaced rope and Celtic knot work with studded detail, the pommel with simple pin top and urn finial, the leather scabbard set with similarly carved bi knife (the blade marked 'J MILn) and fork overall length 42cm long

A Pair Of Carved Ivory Glove Stretchers With Monkey Decoration; Georgian Brass Paper Turner; Pair Of Silver Salts; White Metal Celtic Brooch

A Scottish silver hot water jug and matching cream jug. Brook and Son, Edinburgh 1929, of ovoid form, Celtic bosses and border, with scroll legs, Celtic boss detail 30oz all in.

1930's silver three piece condiment set with two spoons and celtic banding in fitted case, Mappin & Webb (Birmingham 1938)

An 18ct Gold Celtic Knot Ring, a 9ct gold eternity ring and a 9ct gold wedding ring (3)

A George V cased silver gilt spoon, of 17th century design with Celtic scroll and serpent shank and foliate chased bowl, makers Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1910, 25.5cm long, 3oz.

A cased set of six graduated silver gilt spoons, of 17th century Celtic design, with serpent cast handles, makers Wakely & Wheeler, London 1933.

A silver cream jug, of tapered cylindrical form, with cast serpent handle and Celtic knotwork border, on a circular foot, Birmingham 1958, 10.5cm high

A pair of George III silver Old English pattern Table Spoons, marked rubbed but Newcastle assay and a pair of early 19th Century Scottish silver Celtic point pattern table spoons.

A mid 19th century engraving of a romantic Jacobite scenein hardwood Celtic knotwork frame, surmounted by a lion rampant cartouche57cm x 82cm

A silver Celtic type brooch, another brooch with leaping salmon, another brooch, a Victorian mourning brooch set a dark red guilloche enamel oval and an oval amber brooch/pendant

ALAN DAVIE Celtic dreamboat III. Coloured lithograph. Signed, dated 1965 and numbered 43 from an edition of 75. 22 1/2 x 32 1/2ins.

A Clarice Cliff Celtic harvest pattern bowl with chromium plated rim, 8 1/2" diameter.

Collection of decorative wares, comprising large Carlton jug painted with stylised flowers, 36cm high, Clarice Cliff Bizarre Crocus pattern preserve pot (minus lid), 7cm high, Troika rectangular vase with Celtic motif on blue ground, 11cm high, small Poole dish with monogram A/F, and a Wade Heath studio jug, 22cm high (5)

Iona silver stone set brooch, with Celtic decoration and another Iona silver brooch (2)

Victorian Cairngorm stone set bird claw brooch, with Celtic decoration engraved mount and a Cameo set bangle, circa 1900

Autographed first edition Charlie Tully 'Passed to You', dated 1958, plus the Celtic Team 'Celtic! Celtic!' 7" vinyl record circa 1960's (2)

Ian Peebles, 'Celtic Triumphant', First Edition, 1967; Tommy Gemmell, 'The Big Shot', First Edition 1968; Jimmy Johnstone, 'Fire in My Boots', First Edition 1969; 'Playing For Celtic', edited by Roger Baillie, First edition 1969 and four other Celtic books (8)

Arts and Crafts square shaped brass embossed planter, with rose and thorn design, one handle lacking, 22.7cm high, an Arts and Crafts brass embossed wall sconce, with hanging plant design, fitting loose, 34.5cm high, and an Arts and Carfts white metal embossed letter rack, with Celtic knot design, triangular in shape, on two feet, 8.8cm high

ALAN DAVIE (B. 1920) CELTIC DREAM BOAT II Lithograph, signed and dated 1965, numbered 59/75 51cm x 76cm (20in x 30in)

Celtic Centenary Blended and bottled by Centenary Scotch Whisky Ltd., Mauchline to commemorate the Centenary of Celtic Football Club (1888-1988). 1.13 litre. 40% volume 1 bottle

A Celtic Britain Trinovantes Addedomaros, 2nd coinage gold stater, 37-33 BC with six armed spiral of wreaths, horse galloping right with cornucopia below, three pronged ornament and 'Addidom' (well struck and centred, EF) Sold with original Spink & Son receipt when purchased for £1250 5/10/93

UK COINS - MISC HAMMERED SILVER (10) SMALL, WORN OR CLIPPED COINS, INCLUDES 2 CELTIC, WORTH A LOOK

A pair of Victorian gilt metal drop earrings with engraved decoration, a gold hinged bangle with Celtic knot, and a seed pearl brooch

A group of three Celtic design silver brooches

An ashtray, of circular dished form, applied with Celtic style banding, 4 1/2" wide, Birmingham 1972, together with two further ashtrays (3)

A beaten copper circular Plate, the dished centre with a Celtic design, the border with raised roundels. 10" (26cms) diameter.

A SCOTTISH AGATE BROOCH, circular mount set with four jasper panels, Celtic cross in the centre amongst engraved decoration.

A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1895 INTER-LEAGUE MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish, English League, 1895, the reverse inscribed April 13th 1895, N. Gibson, In the above match played on 13th April 1895 at Celtic Park, The Football League defeated The Scottish Football League, 4-1

A 15CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1903 INTER-LEAGUE MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish, English League, 1903, the reverse inscribed Neil Gibson, with ring suspension, In the above match played on 14th March 1903 at Celtic Park, The Football League defeated The Scottish Football League 3-0

A BLUE SCOTLAND V. WALES AND IRELAND INTERNATIONAL CAP, 1929-30, In the match against Wales played on 26th October 1929 at Ninian Park, Scotland defeated Wales 4-2, James Gibson scoring his only International goal in this match. In the match against Ireland played on 22nd February 1923 at Celtic Park, Scotland defeated Ireland 3-1. This match was Gibson’s last International appearance for his country

A WHITE 1929-30 SCOTLAND V. IRELAND INTERNATIONAL SHIRT, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed S v I, 1929-30, slight discolouration and colour run from the badge, The above shirt was worn by James Gibson in his last International match for his country. In the above match played on 22nd February 1930 at Celtic Park, Scotland defeated Ireland 3-1. This match

A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1968-69 SCOTTISH CUP WINNERS MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish Football Association, the reverse inscribed Winners, Scottish Cup, 1968-69, in original fitted case, In the above Scottish Cup Final played on 26th April 1969 at Hampden Park, Celtic defeated Rangers 4-0, Connelly scoring one goal

A 9CT GOLD AND ENAMEL 1970-71 LEAGUE CUP RUNNERS-UP MEDAL, the obverse inscribed Scottish Football League, the reverse inscribed League Cup, Season 1970-71, Runner-up, enamel chipped in places, with ring suspension, in case, In the above League Cup Final played on 24th October 1970 at Hampden Park, Rangers defeated Celtic 1-0