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An art nouveau style hallmarked silver pendant, with shaped enamelled panel depicting a lady in the lake, having three peridot drop pendant stones, and back panel pierced in celtic designs, the pendant surmounted by ring hook. (3.25in).

A gilt metal celtic style brooch inlaid with polished stones; another yellow metal brooch modelled as a heart held by two hands with baton across, having hinged pin to verso; a gilt metal brooch in the form of a bird with scrolled feathers; a Scottish style dirk brooch with pierced tapering pin mounted with green stone; and a blue polished stone beaded bar brooch. (5).

A hallmarked silver salver of scalloped form, with celtic style rim raised on four scrolled feet - Birmingham 1971. (18oz) (10in).

A hallmarked silver cigarette case decorated with engine turned panels - Chester 1927; and a boxed ivory covered prayer book, mounted with celtic silver cross. (2).

A late Victorian aesthetic oak table, the top carved with celtic style interlaced border above reeded edge, supported on ring turned tapering legs with splayed feet, the sides with gallery spindles and moulded stretchers. (23.5in x 13.75in x 30.25in).

Fifteen carat gold football medal ,the front inscribed "Glasgow Football Association, Rangers F.C. Winners 1911", engraved to the reverse for A. Bennett Alec Bennett played for Celtic until 1908, then signed for Rangers Provenance as lot 326

Celtic F.C. versus Inter Milan 1967 football programme ,Lisboa 25 De Maio De 1967 Estadio Nacional, Final Da XII aca Dos Clubes Campeoes Europeus

Nine carat gold 'Alliance Championship' football medal ,engraved to reverse "Celtic F.C., Winners, Alliance Championship, D. Dawson 1936-37", with photocopy paperwork

The Lisbon Lions Celtic F.C. 1967 ,a full set of whisky miniatures portraying team players, in a framed display, 28 1/2in x 12 1/2in (72.3cm x 31.7cm)

A Carter & Co. for Liberty copper lustre jardiniere, the Celtic style pot known as 'The Rym', probably designed by Archibald Knox and modelled by James Radley Young, impressed marks, 28cm high. For a similar example see Haywood and Atterbury, 'Poole Pottery' third edition, p.22

A cased set of six silver teaspoons for Liberty & Co., Birmingham 1947, each with a scrolling Celtic style motif at the top of the handle

Elkington's electro plated ewer designed by Christopher Dresser with globular body, flared neck and flat cover on angular handle with Celtic running motif. Height 21cm; also a Dresser design E.P. hors d'oevre

Silver tray, Sheffield 1939 the field engraved with 'B' with a wavy gallery and Celtic lip, on three feet

A 19th Century jardiniere and stand of Celtic design, having pierced panels (damaged), 70cm (27.5") high

A sterling Iona spoon of Celtic design with a ship finial, two pairs of silver sugar tongs and a quantity of plated table flatware, including: six pairs of fish knives and forks, cased and three souvenir spoons, boxed.

An Alwyn Carr and Omar Ramsden silver and enamel fob (incomplete) formed as a series of intertwined Celtic knots, centred by a plaque enamelled in mottled blue and green, all suspending a silver chain, London 1897, weight approx 16gms

A Victorian Celtic design white metal brooch with oval faceted central yellow stone surrounded by nine cabochon stones, registered design mark

WH Goss crested china: 12 pieces including two Liverpool ancient lamps, Southend on sea Flemish bottle, Brighton hexagonal salt cellar, Bognor candlesticks, City of Peterborough celtic urn and Chigwell school jug (12)

A group of small silver, comprising; a mounted and facetted ruby glass scent bottle, 4.5cm (1.75in), a round engine turned pill box, marks indistinct, 4.5cm diameter (1.75in), a George IV rectangular caddy spoon with a pricked foliate bowl, Birmingham 1829 by Unite & Hilliard, another caddy spoon with an embossed figure of a seated child playing the harp and the handle formed as a boy playing the violin, marks indistinct, and a small desk seal with a Celtic entwined loop handle and centurian-mask citrine intaglio, Birmingham 1926.

Three Minton 'six-inch' tiles from 'Idylls of the King', designed by John Moyr Smith, depicting 'Geraint', Lynette' and 'Etarre', in mostly brown tones and having Celtic-knot corners, moulded factory marks on backs.

A pair of Arts and Crafts wrought-iron wall sconces, possibly Scottish, each with twin candle holders and a circular domed reflective back plate and embellished above and below with cut and interwoven Celtic-inspired entrelacs, 40cm long.

A 9 ct. gold dress ring, boxed, a Celtic style silver crucifix with chain, boxed, together with a silver H.M.S. Victory anchor shape brooch. [3]

A bound volume of Chelsea home programmes, season 1922-23, first team & reserves plus other matches including Charlton v Millwall London Cup s/f, Corinthians v Brighton replayed cup tie, Chelsea v Celtic

Paul Lambert: a green & white hooped Celtic No.14 1999 Scottish Cup final jersey, a long-sleeved spare, inscribed S.F.A. CUP FINAL, 1999, the reverse lettered LAMBERT

A copy of Ian Peebles' book 'Celtic Triumphant' signed by 20 Lisbon Lions, signed in biro on the back fly leaf; sold with an Italian souvenir newspaper for the 1967 Europen Cup final (2)

A replica Celtic home jersey signed by the 2003-04 double-winning squad, signed by 14 players & staff including Henrik Larsson; sold with a numbered COA (2)

A collection of programmes & memorabilia relating to the Fulham FC career of Jim Taylor, homes comprising a pre-war reserves v Southampton 18.4.38 & 78 dating between 1945-46 & 1954-55, mostly stamped complimentary; together with 5 North America tour programmes from 1951 including 2 matches v Glasgow Celtic (Montreal & Toronto), also Alberta FA, Montreal All Stars, Ontario All Stars; & 44 aways dating between 1945-46 & 1952-53; the lot also including a small qty. of Jim Taylor's pin badges, some b&w press photographs & an artist drawn caricature of Fulham's Len Quested

A collection of programmes & publications, Clapton Orient reserves v Crystal Palace reserves 24.2.23; two 1953 Coronation Cup matches, Celtic v Hibs & Celtic v Arsenal combined with Hibs v Spurs; 6 1950s Manchester United homes v European opposition; Leicester City v Chelsea League Cup final 2nd Leg 5.4.65; 3 South African programmes; 1 Canadian programme; the F.A. Cup Annual, 50 years of English Cup finals 1885-1934; & Leicester City 1961 F.A. Cup final souvenir brochure (16)

A CASED QUAICH AND SPOON the quaich plain, the handles with Celtic pattern decoration, with spoon, by Wakely and Wheeler, Dublin 1926 and London 1926, 15cm. wide inc. handles; 6.5oz

A PAIR OF SILVER LARGE CELTIC ANNOINTING SPOONS, with cast handles and engraved bowls. London, 1901.

A Victorian gold cross of stylized Celtic design, mounted with shaped and faceted smoky quartz conjoined by a circle of pearls, the reverse with four quatrefoil florets, 3 1/8in long, with gold snake chain necklet.

Celtic design oak wall shelf bracket, carved in relief with dragon serpents and interlaced knotwork, 47 1/2in 120.7cm) wide

A set of six George III Celtic point dessert spoons, initialled, no maker's mark, Edinburgh 1793/4, 7in (17.7cm), 6oz. (6)

An Edwardian cast 'Celtic' napkin ring, with two shield bosses, by Alexander Ritchie, Iona, (with Chester hallmarks for Saunders & Shepherd, 1909), 1oz.

A modern military/civil whistle complete with holder chain, and boss for mounting to a belt, the whole decorated with Celtic strapwork, maker's mark "WD & S", Birmingham 1914, the whistle 2.75in (7cm) long, 5oz.

A Sterling silver and hardstone axe shaped brooch, and a Celtic cloak pin

James Erskine, c. 1800 - a pair of teaspoons, Celtic point pattern, initialled JED (three marks: JW; K; three castles) (9;9).

William Byres, c. 1790 - an unusual set of six teaspoons of broad Celtic-point pattern, initialled F (maker's mark WB only) (8/9;9).

David Marshall, c. 1795 - a pair of teaspoons, bright-cut Celtic point pattern, initialled IB (one without maker's mark) (8/9;7/9).

Robert Keay I, c. 1795 - a fine set of six Celtic point dessert spoons, initialled B (four marks - RK twice; single-headed eagle twice) (10;9/10).

A LORNA BAILEY PROTOTYPE CHARGER IN A CELTIC DESIGN [SIGNED BY LORNA IN GOLD]

A CLARRICE CLIFF CAKE PLATE WITH HANDLE IN THE CELTIC HARVEST DESIGN

Rolleston (T.W) Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race, illustrated black and white plates, green half calf, Rousseau, Confessions, vols.I&II, red half calf, Ainsworth, (William Harrison) Ovingdean Grange, illustrated by Hablot Browne, half leather, decorative boards, and 4 other vols (8)

A QUANTITY OF PASTE AND ENAMEL JEWELLERY to include a silver Celtic brooch, a star brooch and an enamel butterfly brooch. (7)

A CELTIC POINT SILVER TABLE SPOON by Nathaniel Gillert of Aberdeen, circa 1800; a Scottish fiddle pattern teaspoon by George Jamieson of Aberdeen 1844; a fiddle pattern teaspoon by Rettie and Son circa 1825 and a fiddle pattern teaspoon by Alexander Grant of Aberdeen circa 1825.

A SILVER SAUCE BOAT with Celtic border, dragon head handle and mask feet, 3 1/2" high, Birmingham 1935.

A late 17th century Scottish flattened cow-horn powder flask, decorated in a variety of Celtic strap work designs within panels, with initials IP and dated 1683 the nozzle with damaged pewter mount, the wooden base plug with raised aperture for suspension string, some old damage to horn on inner edge of base25cm long

AN ENGLISH TERRACOTTA PEDESTAL BY LIBERTY & CO., LONDON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY In the manner of Archibald Knox, the bowl of spreading octagonal form, the base with impressed stamp DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY LIBERTY & CO. REGD NO 422733 31in. (79cm.) highThis pedestal shows the Celtic design influence popular in Knox's work.

Silver child's christening mug of Celtic design, engraved, 8cm

Silver large bowl, hemispherical with Celtic decoration upon similar spreading foot, London 1937, 30cm, 50oz

Scottish designed amethyst nine carat gold bracelet, the cut stones interspersed by openwork Celtic knots; and a similar cut amethyst dress ring (2)

Siver caddy spoon by Robert Allison, with a Celtic knotwork terminal and hammered bowl

A very rare Celtic cross vase by Simone Kilburn, height 10 1/4ins.

Three pieces of Celtic Pottery; together with a Lamorna Pottery fish decorated dish.

A large pair of Doulton stoneware vases, late 19th century, of pedestal baluster form with trumpet neck, decorated with a broad band of stylised foliage within a Celtic knot border and between stylised acanthus leaf rims, glazed in mottled tones of blue, green and brown, impressed 'Doulton Lambeth, England 1035' and various artists' monograms, 13.5" high (2).

A sterling silver, Connemara marble and marcasite set brooch, in a Celtic design and a Connemara marble and marcasite set bracelet.

A Wilkinson rocket form sugar sifter decorated in the Celtic Rose pattern, together with a biscuit barrel, three piece cruet set and a bowl.

THREE PIECES OF CELTIC-INSPIRED SILVER JEWELLERY, comprising: a kilt pin of annular form with knotwork terminals, with sliding pin fastener, hallmarked Birmingham, 1905, maker George Unite, 5.8cm, (2.3in) diameter, 0.62ozs, (20gm); another, of c-scroll design, hallmarked Chester, 1953, maker S & Co., 3.3cm, (1.3in) high, 0.26ozs, (8gm), and a third pin of bar brooch form decorated with a plaited design, hallmarked Chester, 1935, maker S & Co., 6cm, (2.3in) long, same weight (3)

Iona: AN IONA SILVER FLEXIBLE BRACELET of four circular links with celtic knot decoration alternating with three oblong links depicting longboats at sea, hallmarked Edinburgh, 1962, maker RA

Victorian white onyx needlework box, with gilt metal mounts of Celtic inspiration, the interior lined in blue watered silk with pearl and ivory handled implements and two silver thimbles.