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A DIAMOND PENDANT modelled as Celtic cross with central pear cut diamond within a surround of twelve brilliant cut diamonds (approximately 1.88cts total), in yellow and white gold (Illustrated).

A small twin handled silver quaich, of Celtic design, with a beaten finish, Birmingham 1889.

"A Keswick School of Industrial Arts copper jug of tapered form, the body boldly embossed and chased with a trailing floral and leaf design, angular loop handle, 11.5ins high (with stamped crown and “KSIA"" mark to base), and one other copper oval tray embossed with twin “Celtic Knot"" design, 22ins x 9.5ins"

Two celtic-style brooches, one .925 silver, with two open-set opals; and the other rolled gold, with three opals

An Edwardian set of twelve silver teaspoons with matching sugar tongs, with marks for Glasgow 1909, maker Liberty & Co, initialled, cased, a set of six gilt and enamel decorated coffee spoons, Birmingham 1932; and a set of six grapefruit spoons, Sheffield 1937; with Celtic style cast terminals, cased (qty)

9ct. Gold Flat Curb Link Neck Chain & 9ct. Gold Celtic Cross

Large silver gilt twin handled footed bowl, decorated in relief with Celtic knots and dragons, retailed by Sorley of Glasgow, 1912, 42oz

Edwardian silver pin dish, the circular hinged cover with border of Celtic knotwork and raised on three Celtic design feet; and a silver ashtray (2)

A Clarice Cliff jug, of baluster form on a pedestal base, in 'Celtic Harvest' pattern, printed and moulded marks to base, 27cm high.

A Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery Celtic Harvest pattern two-tier cakestand, Dia 22cm

A Clarice Cliff Newport Pottery Celtic Harvest pattern jam pot and cover; and a water jug (a.f), H 12cm and 22cm

A pair of silver baton cufflinks; a silver Celtic brooch; a 9ct gold thimble; a seed pearl bar brooch; a ruby ring, etc.

An Iona circular Celtic brooch; another set with moss agate pebble; various other brooches and pendants, etc.

a Silver Mounted Green Stone Snuff Box, of rounded rectangular form, the lid and base with mottled green stone panel insert, the mounts engraved with cursive foliage and thistles, engraved "Oban 1909", 12cm long; and A Similarly Decorated Cigarette Box, no inscription, with Celtic strapwork and foliate motifs, both Birmingham 1904, 14. 5cm wide (both cracked mineral panels); and A Four Piece Dressing Table Brush Set, ebonised wood with white metal applied monograms retailed by Finnigan, Manchester (6)

A Norwegian silver twin-handled sugar bowl and matching milk jug, early 20th century, each applied with Celtic style scrolled strapwork motifs, the circular foot rims engraved 'Fra Familien I Norge 29-8-06', stamped mark '830 S', sugar bowl 16.5cm wide, 10 oz (2)

A George VI silver three piece teaset, with Celtic border, on a spreading foot, Sheffield 1937, 22 ozs.

Football - Fourteen Scottish programmes from the late 1940s and/or early 1950s, the matches including Aberdeen v. Celtic, 1948; Rangers v. Celtic, 1949; and the Scottish League Cup Final, 1949 (East Fife v. Dunfermline).

Royal Presentation: A VICTORIAN EBONY WALKING STICK, with yellow-metal mount, its upper end carved with a continuous helical relief design of celtic-style interlacing, extending for 30cm, (11.75in), the remainder plain, with upper mount of simple slightly domed form in yellow metal (marked with maker's mark only G.O, unidentified) and engraved "From/Victoria R.I. 24th May 1900/ Presented to / William Davidson", 95.5cm, (37.7in) long

AN UNMARKED KESWICK SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS KSIA CIRCULAR COPPER DISH, chased with flowers on a star-matted ground, 8.8cm, (11.25in) diameter, and AN ARTS & CRAFTS CIRCULAR BRASS DISH with hand-raised repoussé decoration of a bird within a scroll border, in the Celtic style, 25.5cm, (10in) diameter (2)

AN ARTS & CRAFTS HAMMERED BRASS PLAQUE of circular form decorated with a galleon in a Celtic-type knotwork surround, interspersed with whorl-decorated bosses, the rolled rim notched, 28.5cm, (11.2in) diameter ***A number of Schools including Keswick, Newlyn and the Liberty designers used this galleon motif.

A pair of Art Nouveau silver vases, of inverted trumpet form with frilled rims, the hammered ground with celtic motifs and applied with swirling tendrils, Sheffield 1905, maker JR, 14.5cm high, 14oz (2)

A silver christening mug, with Celtic band, Birmingham 1960.

VARIOUS ROMAN AND CELTIC BROOCHES, 1st century B.C. - 2nd century A.D. (6)

A Victorian half seed pearl and amethyst set pendant brooch; a 9ct gold cased lady's Rotary wristwatch, London 1956; two other similar lady's wristwatches, one without a strap; a shell cameo brooch, the mount stamped '9ct'; a string of graduated cultured pearls and a silver Celtic cross, Birmingham 1935, (7).

A Victorian gold and amethyst bar brooch, stamped '9ct'; a pair of modern foliate sapphire cluster earrings, stamped '9.375'; a 9ct gold Celtic hinge bangle, Edinburgh 2001; four other bracelets; an 1885 half sovereign in scrolling pendant mount stamped '9c'; an oval 9ct gold locket, Birmingham 1992; and one other item.

A 1920s Celtic Design Malachite & Silver Brooch

Two piece silver condiment set comprising a mustard fitted with blue glass liner (af), matching salt, silver mustard with hinged cover and Celtic knotwork banding to rim (af), also an Epns table lighter and table bell (4)

Iona - an Edwardian silver belt buckle, with marks for Chester 1909, by Alexander Ritchie of Iona, also marked for Saunders & Shepherd, of pierced quatrefoil form, with cast Celtic decoration, together with a Celtic design pickle fork, Edinburgh 1966, by Ola Gorie of Orkney, and a plaid brooch, with marks for Glasgow, date letter indistinct, by McGilvery & Son of Oban, also marked Iona (3)

A mixed group of items, to include a small rosebowl, London 1901, a semi-fluted sugar and matching cream jug, Chester, 1900, a christening mug, Birmingham 1959, a caddy spoon, Glasgow 1957, maker Robert Allison (Glasgow School of Art), with planished bowl and Celtic cross form terminal, a pierced shell shaped dish, salts, cased cutlery and other pieces, various dates and makers, also a few electroplated items (qty)

A hexagonal glass inkwell with a brass mounted hinged faceted top, 4 1/4 inches, a circular glass inkwell with brass Celtic design hinged top, 4 1/4 inches, and a leather cased travelling inkwell

"Illuminated address to Sir Hugh H. Smiley, from the First Presbyterian Church, Larne, by W. & G. Baird, Ltd., Belfast, 7th August, 1903, full-page double port. in gold and colours, of Lord & Lady Smiley, with inset view of their home, full-page illuminated title in gold and colours with inset view of the Larne Presbyterian Church, and five leaves of carefully handwritten text, each with decorated border in gold and colours, the first leaf with two inset views, tissue-guard to each, blue cloth endpapers (one or two minor marks), a.e.g., orig. gilt-dec. maroon full morocco (by W. & G. Baird, Bookbinders, Belfast), with inlaid morocco initials of Sir Hugh Smiley to centre of upper cover, gilt-dec. embossed border in the celtic style, spine elaborately gilt, a little rubbed and upper joint partly cracked to lower portion, large oblong folio (approx. 31 x 44 cm) (1)"

"Skene (William F.). Johannis de Fordun Chronica Gentis Scotorum, 2 vols., Edinburgh, 1871, t.e.g., orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, together with Celtic Scotland: A History of Ancient Alban, 3 vols., 2nd ed., Edinburgh, 1886-90, col. litho maps, orig. cloth, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, with Ferguson (Malcolm), Rambles in Skye, with Sketch of a Trip to St. Kilda, pub. Irvine, Glasgow & Edinburgh, 1885, author's complimentary inscription to 'the editor of the Scotsman' on front free endpaper, orig. cloth gilt, 8vo, with, [Maule, Henry], The History of the Picts, Containing an Accounting of their Original, Language, Manners..., with a Catalogue of their Kings..., reprinted for John Wylie & Co., Glasgow, 1818, contemp. half calf, joints & extrems. worn, slim 12mo, plus fifteen other Scottish history related (22)"

A Turned wooden bowl, 20th century, possibly Scottish. The outer rim inset with brass wirework script, below with poker work decoration banding of celtic roundels and stylised animals. 33cm diam.

A Newport Pottery Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest' pattern bulbous teapot and cover, 15 cms

A Newport Pottery Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest' pattern bulbous pedestal jug, 22 cms. together with the matching sauceboat and stand

A 19th century Irish white metal brooch by West & Son of Dublin, of Celtic design, modelled as a sceptre intersecting a circle, with original box, 2.25ins Examples of this type of brooch were exhibited at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London.

A 19th century Irish white metal brooch by West & Son of Dublin, of Celtic design modelled as a sceptre intersecting a circle, set split pearls and tigers eye, pin detached, 3.25ins

A Victorian oval silver portrait brooch, attributed to B.H.Joseph & Co, set with a classical male bust within a hardstone and gemset surround, PODR 1871 and an Edwardian silver Celtic design brooch, Birmingham 1904

A modern silver circular dish, with Celtic interlace design and twin handles, six wine decanter labels including a pair commemorating the 1977 silver jubilee, 8oz

Clarice Cliff Celtic harvest circular dish (lacks lid) plus similar pattern Barbola biscuit barrel with silver plate top and a hand painted coffee set by Wilkinsons (q)

Amber-coloured resing pendant, with continental sterling silver leaf mount; along with assorted jewellery including two Celtic brooches, frog brooch, pair Deco-style marquesite drop ear-rings, Nouveau-style lady brooch, and five rings (quantity)

An Archibald Knox Cymric silver spoon, Liberty & Co., Birmingham, 1904, hammered circular bowl, the handle with entwined celtic knot motif, 20cm, 8in long

Arts and Crafts oval brass framed mirror, the bevelled glass within a Celtic knot work frame, 33in (83.8cm) wide

Arts and Crafts oval brass mirror, the bevelled glass within a Celtic knotwork frame, 33in (83.8cm) wide

Arts & Crafts oak chair, the back spars and seat surround carved with Celtic knot work and motifs

Dunvegan Castle, A Poem by Harold Steward Rathbone, published by Bernard Quaritch London 1900 and inscribed with a presentation inscription and signed by the author, the cloth cover decorated with Celtic designs

W A, a cased set of six silver buttons of Celtic design, Chester 1899

The Burgess Collection - a modern pair of bowls, with feature hallmarks for Edinburgh 2000, maker Hamilton & Inches, each composed of a domed circular base, beneath a tapered thistle leaf cast border supporting a planished circular bowl with Celtic engraved everted rim (one with fitted case) Diameter 23cm, 61oz

A SILVER CIGARETTE BOX cedar lined with Celtic decoration, 5 1/2" wide, London 1967.

Scottish silver Celtic kilt brooch

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest Barbola Preserve Pot, with plated cover, printed marks, 11 cm

WALES. BOWEN E.G., The Settlements of the Celtic Saints in Wales (1954); DAVIES H.R., The Conway and Menai Ferries (1942); DAVIES Rhys, My Wales (1937); DODD A.H. ed., A History of Wrexham (1989); ROWLANDS John, Copper Mountain (1966) (5)

A Scottish silver quaich, of twin handled circular form, decorated with a Celtic style border, Edinburgh 1969.

Three signed posters/prints, a Euro '96 poster signed by Sir Stanley Matthews; an artist's proof copy of a print featuring the Eire 1990 World Cup squad signed by Jack Charlton; & a poster signed by four of the Celtic 'Lisbon Lions', various sizes

A rare Racing Club v Celtic 1967 World Club Championship programme, published in Buenos Aires and seemingly intended to cover the two-legged fixture at Hampden Park 18th October & Estadio del Racing Club 1st November

European Cup final programme, Celtic v Inter, played in Lisbon 25th May 1967

Celtic (Atrebates). Tincomminius (Tincomarus) gold stater, VA 385, obv: COM F in tablet, rev: warrior on horse TIN below (rev. weak).

A white metal Arts & Crafts, Celtic revival photograph frame of rectangular form, with repousse Celtic knot design, centred on a Hebredian gallery, stamped "Iona" 31 cm x 25.5 cm.

Shaw, William A Galic and English Dictionary. Containing all the Words in the Scotch and Irish Dialects of the Celtic that could be collected, 2 volumes in one, first edition, list of subscribers, contemporary tree calf, 4to, London: for the Author, 1780, binding rubbed and scraped Provenance: Signature of J. Hamilton at head of title

A Clarice Cliff Newport pottery "Celtic Harvest" sauceboat on stand