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A hallmarked silver circular ashtray with Celtic style decoration to borders, diameter 4 Sheffield 1977.

A sporran with plated mounts, central badge for squadron 612 auxiliary air force, with a Celtic knot-type design, the leather back with tooled gilt patent number 714788, 23 cm high

A Scottish silver twin handled quaich, decorated with a Celtic style border, Edinburgh 1964 and an oval plated twin handled lidded entree dish, decorated with beaded edges.

Celtic Harvest a Clarice Cliff ewer modelled and painted in relief, a two-tier tazza, two preserve pots and covers printed marks ewer 26cm. high

Football - Twenty-eight assorted programmes, for Linfield v. Glentoran, 1933; the Football League (South) War Cup Final, Chelsea v. Charlton, 1944 (poor); Rangers v. Moscow Dynamo, 1945; England v. Switzerland, 1948 (edges taped); Manchester United v. Newcastle United, 1952; West Bromwich Albion v. Middlesborough, 1953; Newcastle United v. Middlesborough, 1953; Charlton Athletic v. Middlesborough, 1953; Manchester City v. Manchester United, 1956; Coronation Cup First Round, Rangers v. Manchester United / Aberdeen v. Newcastle United, 1953 (x3); Coronation Cup First Round, Celtic v. Arsenal / Hibernian v. Tottenham Hotspur, 1953 (x4); Coronation Cup Semi-Final, 1953 (x3); Coronation Cup Final, 1953 (x3); England v. Scotland, 1955; Scotland v. Hungary, 1954; Rangers v. Third Lanark, 1953; Rangers v. Partick Thistle, 1954; the Glasgow Cup Final, Rangers v. Celtic, 1955; and the Glasgow Cup Final, Rangers v. Clyde, 1956.

Football - Twelve Scottish Cup Semi-Final programmes, for Clyde v. Dundee, 1949; Hibernian v. Motherwell, 1951 (torn); Hearts v. Motherwell, 1952; Rangers v. Hearts, 1953; Celtic v. Motherwell, 1954; Rangers v. Aberdeen, 1954; Airdrie v. Celtic, 1955; Clyde v. Aberdeen, 1955; Clyde v. Celtic, 1956; Hearts v. Raith Rovers, 1956; Raith Rovers v. Falkirk, 1957; and Celtic v. Kilmarnock, 1957.

Football - Seventeen Rangers programmes for matches v. Celtic, 1949; Celtic, 1953; Partick Thistle, 1954; the British Army, 1954 (x2); Partick Thistle, 1954; Clyde, Aug. 1954; Clyde, Sept. 1954; Celtic, 1955; Racing Club de Paris, 1955 (x2); Celtic, 1955; Celtic, 1956 (x3); and Celtic, 1957 (x2).

Football - Forty-eight assorted Scottish programmes, comprising Hibernian v. Aberdeen, 1951; Partick Thistle v. Rangers, 1954; Eyemouth v. Celtic, 1953; Motherwell v. Rangers, 1955; Morton v. Rangers, 1953; Clyde v. Rangers, 1954; Caledonian v. Raith Rovers, no date; Hamilton Academicals v. Rangers, 1955; East Fife v. Dundee, 1954; Celtic v. Rangers, 1955; St. Mirren v. Rangers, 1950; Falkirk v. Raith Rovers, 1949; four Third Lanark for matches v. Airdrieonians, 1954; Dumbarton, 1955; Forfar, 1955; and Raith Rovers, 1958; six Hearts for matches v. Chelsea, 1951; Rangers, 1953; Rangers, 1954; Rangers, 1956; Raith Rovers, 1956; and Manchester City, 1958; Scottish League Cup Finals, 1953, 1954 and 1955; Scottish Cup Finals 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1956 and 1957; and seventeen others; with a souvenir pictorial booklet, Queen's Park Football Club 1867-1949, (49).

Football - Nine Scottish F.A. Cup Final programmes, for 1949 (Rangers v. Clyde); 1950 (Rangers v. East Fife); 1951 (Celtic v. Motherwell); 1952 (Dundee v. Motherwell); 1953 (Rangers v. Aberdeen) (x2); 1954 (Celtic v. Aberdeen); 1955 (Celtic v. Clyde); and 1956 (Celtic v. Hearts); with six Scottish F.A. Cup Semi-Final programmes, 1954-56; a Scottish 'Victory' Cup Final programme, 1946 (Rangers v. Hibernian); six Scottish League Cup Final programmes, for 1949 (Rangers v. Raith Rovers); 1952 (Dundee v. Kilmarnock); 1953 (East Fife v. Partick Thistle); 1954 (Hearts v. Motherwell); 1955 (St. Mirren v. Aberdeen); and 1956 (Celtic v. Partick Thistle); and eleven Scottish League Cup Semi- and Quarter Final programmes, 1946-56, (33).

Football - Thirty-three assorted programmes, including Arsenal v. All-Stars XI (Alex Wilson Testimonial), 1952; Scottish F.A. Cup Final, 1950; F.A. Cup Final, 1938 (worn); 1953; 1954; 1956; 1957; 1958; 1962; and 1963; Manchester United v. Red Star Yugoslavia, 1951; Manchester United Australian Tour, 1967; Sheffield XI v. International XI (Derek Dooley Trust Fund), 1955; Rangers v. Linfield, 1955; Rangers v. Arsenal, 1955; Celtic v. Manchester United, 1956; European Cup Winners' Cup Final, 1965 (TSV Munchen v. West Ham); and sixteen others, 1950-56.

gREENOCK - a Scottish provincial pair of berry spoons, by Thomas Davie marked TD, anchor, ship, c, oak tree, of Celtic Point pattern with scalloped bowls and embossed handles, contained in fitted case length 25cm

iNVERNESS - a Scottish provincial mounted carved wooden quaich, by Ferguson and MacBean, the turned and carved wooden body with two mythical/Celtic beast and knotwork decoration, with similarly carved lugs and applied rim, foot and central disk, all marked F&M, Birmingham 1903, camel, INVS, the central disk engraved SGUAB ASI, rim engraved with presentation inscription JAMES OF ALVIE 1ST LKA 1903 width across lugs 10.2cm

iNVERNESS - a Scottish provincial mounted wooden quaich, by Fraser Ferguson and MacBean, marked to rim F.F&M, camel, INVSS and to foot rim, F.F&M, INVSS, with basket weave carved wooden body and handles with Celtic knot decoration width across lugs 19cm

iNVERNESS - a Scottish provincial plaid brooch, stamped for William B Taylor, of annular form, with bright cut engraved Celtic border diameter 6.5cm

A Clarice Cliff cake stand, two tier Celtic Harvest pattern, together with a small Bizarre octagonal dessert dish painted with the Idyll pattern, 5 3/4" diameter (a/f) (2)

A Clarice Cliff bowl, moulded in Celtic Harvest pattern, horizontally ribbed, 8" diameter

20th Century Scottish silver kilt pin having Celtic design cast decoration and central pivotal spike, Glasgow 1951, 5cm high

SUSAN YOUNG: "The Work of Angel’s Masterpieces of Celtic Metalwork, 6th -9th century AD", London 1989, together with "Ormolu: The Work of Matthew Boulton" by N Goodison, "Romantic Bronzes" by J Cooper, "The George Oritz Collection" and "Ancient Bronzes, Ceramics and Seals" the Nasli Heeramaneck Collection (5)

A Clarice Cliff twin handled vase, moulded with flowers to a pink ground, 31 cms high, together with a Celtic Harvest dish, 26 cms wide.

Manchester City Football Programmes from 1947 onwards, Manchester City V Glasgow Rangers April 26th 1947, V River Plate Feb 2nd 1952, V Heart Midlothian Oct 14th 1953, V MTK Hungary Dec 6th 1956, V S W Werder Bremen March 11th 1957, V Hibernian 18th Nov 1957, V Tottenham Hot Spur Jan 30th 1954, V Stockport County April 2nd 1945, V Barnsley Jan 10th 1948, V Wolvehampton Wanderers Jan 12th 1952, V Norwich City 16th March 1963, V Grimsby Town 12th Feb 1966, V Rochdale 6th Sept 1972, City V Machester Utd Sept 14th 1945, V Hibernian 30th Jan 1960, V Grenchen 7th Oct 1959, V A.C. Torino 11th Oct 1961, V Dundee Aug 7th 1965, V Moscow Dyamo 6th Dec 1965, V V B Boruffia 09 Dortmund 11th Aug 1967, V Sparta-Prague 11th Dec 1967, V A.F.C. Ajax Oct 30th 1968, V Australian Nation 11 25th Nov 1970, Celtic V Manchester City at Hamben Park 4th Aug, V Leeds United 2nd Jan 1984, V Derby County 26th Nov 1983, Albion News, Albion V Manchester City 5th Oct 1966, England Under 21 V Italy Under 21 (at Manchester City) 8th March 1978, Lancaster City V Runcorn (Main Road) 29th April 1980

A 9ct hallmarked single stone blue topaz ring, square cut collar set stone to a Celtic style pierced shank.

ALEXANDER RITCHIE A LARGE IONA SILVER BROOCH a cast annular brooch with Celtic bosses and intertwined beasts marked AR, IONA, Glasgow 1932; a small pennanular brooch with Celtic terminals marked AR, IONA, AR, Glasgow 1928 together with a shovel bowl spoon with galleon and Celtic knotwrok to stem marked ICA, AR, IONA, Birmingham 1936 (3)

JOHN HART A COLLECTION OF IONA JEWELLERY to include a large cast brooch of intertwined Celtic beasts; a pair of heart shaped luckenbooth earrings; a prioress type pendant; a Celtic knot annular brooch; a scroll pendant with central cabochon green hardstone; an unusual thistle brooch set with four red cabochon stones as thistle heads; together with a scroll brooch with makers mark GJ&Co (8)

CELTIC ART INDUSTRIES A COLLECTION OF IONA JEWLLERY including a crescent brooch; a circular Celtic knot brooch; a child's ring of galleon design; a prioress brooch with makers mark DB; a Campbell crest brooch with intertwined Celtic border together with a large Celtic knot brooch marked IONA (incuse) and a ring and pennanular brooch in the Alexander Ritchie style both apparently unmarked (8) Note: while the makers mark of DB is often attributed to Hamish Dawson Bowman of Celtic Art Industries this does not seem to be the case.The punch was registered at the Edinburgh Assay office by the frim of Celtic Art Industries and therefore cannot be considered to have been soley used by Dawson-Bowan. It is also unknown if he in fact made any items himself of if he was purely the founder of the firm.

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO SILVER TWIN-HANDLED BOWL of circular form with everted rim, decorated to the body with Celtic knotted line and inlaid with shaped panels of turquoise enamel, raised on three curved supports with cast knotwork terminals, hallmarked Birmingham 1902 17cm across

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO SILVER CIGARETTE BOX of rectangular form, decorated to the front with Celtic knotwork, inlaid with turquoise enamel, applied gold lizard motif verso, hallmarked Birmingham1904 8.3cm high

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO SILVER CIGARETTE BOX of rectangular form, decorated with a panel of Celtic knotwork, inscribed with initials verso "AG" 7.8cm high across

ARCHIBALD KNOX A PAIR OF LIBERTY & CO SILVER PILL BOXES AND COVERS each of circular form the cover with applied roundel, with Celtic knot motif, inset with green and blue enamels and set with a turquoise cabochon, hallmarked Birmingham 1904 (2) 5cm across

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO SILVER CLOTHES BRUSH with rectangular backplate, decorated with a stylised plant motif, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, 17.5cm long; and another, inlaid in enamel with Celtic knots, hallmarked Birmingham 1903, 16.5cm long (2)

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO PEWTER INKWELL inset with turquoise enamels, the shapes and hinged lid enclosing a glass well, the cylindrical body with applied Celtic motifs raised on a rectangular base with canted angles, stamped marks, no. 0141 15cm wide

ARCHIBALD KNOX A LIBERTY & CO PEWTER PART TEA SERVICE comprising a teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl; the teapot of flattened ovoid form with wicker-covered handle, the body decorated with stylised Celtic foliage and seed heads, stamped marks, no. 0231, 11cm high; the sugar and cream en suite (3)

ARCHIBALD KNOX A PAIR OF LIBERTY & CO PEWTER KNIFE RESTS each cast and pierced with Celtic motifs, stamped marks, no. 0492 (2) 8cm long

ALEXANDER RITCHIE AN IONA BRASS INKWELL of square tapering form, the hinged lid with spherical knop enclosing a glass liner, the sides with opposed panels of sailing galleons and Celtic knotwork 14cm high

PHOEBE STABLER (MANNER OF) AN ARTS AND CRAFTS PLASTER PANEL of rectangular form, modelled in relief as a triptych with moulded Celtic knotwork frame, enclosing three panels depicting a child in a fantasy landscape with castle, sprites, dragons, a unicorn and other figures, polychrome highlighted with gilt 69cm x 158cm

Two fire screens An oak with leather Celtic design panel and a brass Art Deco screen (2)

A Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest' pattern fruit bowl Moulded design painted in colours, with chrome rim, on three bun feet 270mm long

A Celtic pottery circular tray A stone studio pottery dish with iron glaze decoration and a large earthenware studio pottery bowl (3) 340mm in diameter earthenware bowl

An Irish silver three piece tea-set with entwined Celtic dragon decoration, maker's mark CL Dublin 1928 32oz gross.

A Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest' pattern Fruit Basket, 13" long

D john Bellany (British, b.1942) Celtic Maiden signed lower right Bellany and numbered 35/80 lithograph 76 x 57cm provenance: byard Art, 4 Chapel Street, Duxford, Cambridgeshire, 2001

Various pendants and chains, inc. amethyst set Celtic cross, 'Blue John', CZ's etc, stamped or tested (1.35oz) (8)

Enamelled locket, approx. 25mm diameter, with pale blue enamelling to both sides, gilt inner & a Celtic style agate set brooch, approx. 30mm diameter, tested silver (0.40oz) (2)

Celtic style cape brooch, set with synthetic opals & a bar brooch comprising two angels holding oval synthetic opal in centre, stamped (0.79oz) (2)

Pair of silver napkin rings, both with names engraved, stamped 0.800 (2.28oz) small fish knives (2) & ornate spoon, all with silver bezels & mother of pearl handles, also three other unidentified items, two possibly pendants, could be of Celtic origin (8)

Set of six coffee spoons, thistle finials with Celtic pattern handles, beaten bowls, tested silver (1.83oz) boxed

A 19th century mahogany walking stick of unusual design, modelled as a clenched jewelled fist, with silver collar on celtic and wrythen carved twist and leather shaft

A 20TH CENTURY CLARICE CLIFF NEWPORT POTTERY PRESERVE JAR AND COVER, of squat circular form, decorated in the ‘CELTIC HARVEST’ pattern, green printed mark, 4 1/4 ins diameter

A 19th Century Scottish fruitwood two handled quaiche with carved Celtic knot pattern exterior and handles, plain silvery metal rim and circular boss to interior, dated 1809, 4ins across handles x 1.5in high Illustrated £150-200

A Bill & Maggie Fisher-Celtic Pottery shouldered ovoid vase decorated with the Phoenix pattern in oxide black over blue and white together with a 1970’s stylised pottery figure of a Mermaid.

A hallmarked silver Celtic style pendant and chain with central millefiori cane panel, possibly Ysart Birmingham 1971, together with a similar brooch. (2)

A Danish bunch of grapes brooch and matching bracelet both signed S.C.F. Denmark a pair of Norwegian celtic style cufflinks a Norwegian guilloche enamel necklace composed of fern links enamelled in cream signed D.A Norway together with a similar pair of enamelled fern leaf brooches signed A.SCH Norway a Norwegian figural necklace and an Arts and crafts operculum necklace (8)

A 9ct gold mounted large citrine set brooch, set with an oval cut citrine, with safety chain; together with a similarly cut citrine ring flanked by Celtic scroll decorated shoulders, stamped STERLING SILVER (2) Width of brooch 4cm

An Argyll and Sutherland Highlander officer's sgian dubh, with marks for Edinburgh 1928, with retailer's mark for W M Anderson & Sons Edinburgh and Glasgow (overstriking each other), with carved wooden handle with applied cypher and studs, the scabbard with Celtic beast cast mounts; together with a white metal general ordinance pattern sgian dubh (2)

A silver ARP badge, London 1938, a silver and enamelled shield shaped badge, Birmingham 1921, a silver plaid brooch of Celtic design and a keyring.

A silver and amethyst set five stone brooch, in a circular Celtic design, an oval shell cameo and marcasite brooch, designed as the portrait of a lady, a citrine set bar brooch, two filigree brooches and six further brooches, in a variety of designs.

A Roundhead Celtic style hammered pewter teapot, water-jug, cream jug, and oval tray, and a collection of mostly hammered pewter-wares various, a/f.

'Celtic Harvest' biscuit barrel and cover, shape 58A, 6.5" high; 'Celtic Harvest' biscuit barrel with electro-plated cover, shape 62A, 6" high; 'Celtic Harvest' preserve pot and electro-plated cover, shape 65A, 3.5" high (3)

Two 'Celtic Harvest' salad bowls with electro-plated rims, shape 63A, each 10" wide (2)

Keltie (John S.). History of the Scottish Highlands, Highland Clans and Highland Regiments, 5 vols., c.1890,. numerous col. printed mounted plts. of tartans, plus numerous eng. plts. and letterpress illusts., a.e.g., orig. bevel edged scarlet cloth, ornately blocked in black and gilt, spines sl. faded, but otherwise in bright condition, 4to, together with MacDonald (Rev. A.), The Clan MacDonald, 3 vols., pub. Inverness, 1896, t.e.g., remainder untrimmed, numerous plts., incl. some folding (two folding plts. to vol. 1 torn at fold), orig. gilt dec. cloth, some marks and rubbing, 8vo, plus Skene (William F.), Celtic Scotland: A History of Ancient Alban, 3 vols., pub. Edinburgh, 1876 80, ten col. printed maps, some splitting to hinges, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, plus other Scottish history and reference (6 shelves)

A Scottish silver penanular Celtic revival brooch, hallmarked Glasgow 1957, maker's mark RA; a Scottish silver citrine set thistle brooch, hallmarked Glasgow 1956, maker's mark RA; a Scottish silver paste set thistle brooch, hallmarked Edinburgh 1968; three Scottish agate brooches; a Scottish granite brooch; a pair of green hardstone clover leaf cufflinks; and other items (qty)