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An Irish silver salver, having Chippendale rim with Celtic design border, on four claw and ball feet, and inscribed to centre 'Presented to C. C. Prizze Esq by his fellow members of the Chocolate Manufacturers Association, Dublin.....18th July 1949', Dublin hallmark 1945 67oz

An agate and seed-pearl 'target' brooch; an Edwardian Celtic enamel and circular gold brooch with box back; and an amethyst engraved-gold twist brooch.

A VICTORIAN 9CT GOLD CELTIC CROSS PENDANT LOCKET, together with a 9ct gold belcher chain (two jump rings-rolled gold)

A SILVER PEDESTAL DISH, the everted rim cast with Celtic ornament and paterae, on a tucked-in domed foot, 8.25in. (21cms) diameter, Birmingham 1935 stamped Ogdens, ...11ozs

A Clarice Cliff Celtic Harvest preserve pot and cover, typically moulded in relief with wheatsheaves coloured in tones of yellow, orange and green, domed cover with ripe fruit finial, 12cm high, printed mark

A 9ct gold Celtic cross, set with diamonds, seed pearls and coloured stones, 8cm high

A modern Irish silver salver, with Celtic patterned border on dragon's head feet, Dublin 1984, 10.25ins, 21oz

A collection of assorted costume jewellery includes two wooden boxes and ivory carved thistle brooch and silver Celtic sword brooch (quantity)

Binns (R.W.). A Century of Potting in the City of Worcester, being the History of the Royal Porcelain Works, from 1751 to 1851, to which is added a Short Account of the Celtic, Roman, and Mediaeval Pottery of Worcestershire, 2nd ed., 1877, title printed in red & black, b & w plts. and one chromo plt., b & w photograph of William Moore Binns (son of R.W. Binns) to front free endpaper, few newspaper cuttings pasted to endpapers, a.e.g., contemp. gilt dec. morocco by Zaehnsdorf, faded to spine, 8vo. With note written to front blank "the authors Original Copy". (1)

Stoll, R. T & Roubier, J. Architecture and Sculpture in Early Britain. Celtic Saxon Norman. Small folio, 1967; Holmes John M. Colour in Interior Decoration. 4to., 1931; Dalton, Ormonde Maddock, Byzantine Art and Architecture. New York, 1961; Morris, William. William Morris by Himself. Edited Gillian Naylor. Small folio, 2000; Jones, Owen. The grammar of Chinese Ornament. Small folio, 1997; Wilton, Andrew. British Watercolours 1750-1850. 4to., Oxford, 1977. Together with a small collection of books about architecture, art and antiques. Various formats and bindings. (20+).

A set of plated celtic design teaspoons with a pair of sugar tongs.

A silver christening mug, with Celtic style decoration and with a C shaped handle, Sheffield 1901, presentation inscribed.

A NEWPORT POTTERY CELTIC HARVEST COMPORT [SLIGHT HAIRLINE]

A Wade Celtic porcelain "Ireland" Vase

A Mettlach pate sur pate two handled jardiniere, with central reserve depicting revellers in 17th Century dress with a bacchanalian figure within a Celtic knot border, 26cm high.

A Charles Horner silver Celtic shield shaped brooch, circular with enamelled centre in green through blue to purple. 2cm dia. Hallmark Chester, date rubbed.

Arts & Crafts brass blotting pad, embossed with Celtic motifs to the corners, 18in (45.7cm) wide

Arts & Crafts brass wall mirror, octagonal with an embossed band of Celtic Knots and roundels around the round glass, 22 1/in (57.1cm) wide

Arts & Crafts brass caddy, the hinged lid inset with a Ruskin type roundel, the sides embossed with entwined Celtic panels, 4 1/in (11.4cm) high

Arts & Crafts brass fire fender, decorated with repeat panels of Celtic knotwork, to fit hearth no wider than 48in (121.8cm) wide

A Scottish market shovel with Celtic engraving,+ and two flush set coloured agate panels by J Cook & Son, Birmingham 1929.

Five assorted Irish teaspoons including:+ a bright cut and star celtic point, two hanovarian pattern c.1740, and an old English pattern and a fiddle pattern, both with makers mark JS. (5)

A pair of George III Irish Celtic point tablespoons,+ bright cut with a bow and garter design, crested, by Michael Keating, Dublin 1785, 4.05o. (2)

A pair of George III Irish Provincial Celtic Point teaspoons,+ initialled M H, by John Warner c.1790 0.75oz (2)

A modern octagonal snuff box,+ the rotating cover with a shaped 'pinch' hole, gilt interior, celtic ropework decorated sides, by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1937 2.25in (5.5cm) 2oz.

A CELTIC TYPE SILVER PLATED CIRCULAR BOWL and a pair of silver plated coasters

A 9CT. WELSH "CLOGAU" GOLD CELTIC CROSS, set with a single diamond, on gold chain. Cased.

Five various drainers to include a blue printed oval drainer, depicting figures walking by a temple and beneath an over-hanging tree, 12" wide, a blue printed Persian style example, a Staffordshire florally decorated drainer in the Imari palette, a Copeland and brown and green decorated drainer with Celtic knop borders, and a TG & S Booth blue printed florally decorated drainer, 12.75" wide, (5)

A silver and amethyst single stone bangle, pierced in a Celtic design, the front claw set with the oval cut amethyst and a matching collar necklace, the front claw set with an oval cut amethyst.

A silver and amethyst single stone bangle, pierced in a Celtic design, the front claw set with the oval cut amethyst and a matching collar necklace, the front claw set with an oval cut amethyst.

STAFFORDSHIRE FLATBACK FIGURE "PARNELL" - CELTIC DRESS WITH FLAG AND CLUB HEIGHT 34CM.

SVEN BERLIN: CELTIC STYLE HORSES HEAD, carved in Ham Hill stone, 17" wide. This sculpture is illustrated in Dorset - The County Magazine, issue 97, 1982 page 7.

An Irish or Celtic round brooch, centred with a stylised cat on a textured ground within an inscribed band and a border of floret bosses, 6.5cm diameter The inscription possibly relates to a wild cat, possibly the 'Cait Sith' of Celtic legend, and the date MCCCXCVI relates to 1396, this brooch possibly a commemorative piece?, the wild cat is also the crest of several Irish and Scottish families

A fine Scottish flintlock belt pistol made entirely of steel, by Alex R. Campbell, Duni Fecit, mid-18th Century with three-stage barrel formed with a flared octagonal muzzle cut with alternating panels of neo-Celtic scrollwork, fluted breech, and engraved with a symmetrical arrangement of scrolling foliage over the length of the median, bevelled lock signed in full, engraved en suite with the barrel and the steel cut with faceted ornament ( top jaw rusted), profusely engraved stock finely decorated with characteristic patterns of interlace and scrollwork enriched with silver inlay throughout, ram's horn butt with vacant silver ovals left and right, engraved steel belt hook with pierced finial, silver button trigger and pricker each engraved and pricked as a flowerhead (the pricker an early working replacement), and original moulded steel ramrod. 30.5cm., 12in

a rare scottish heart-butt snaphaunce belt pistol made entirely of steel, dated 1645 with sighted multi-stage barrel formed with four raised mouldings and flared octagonal muzzle, engraved with the date ahead of a slotted ramp at the base of the breech and inset with a small silver rectangle towards the muzzle, bevelled lock with maker's stamp ( rubbed), the pan incorporating a disc fence engraved with an expanded flowerhead and fitted with sliding cover, the cock decorated with a matching flowerhead and the arm of the battery cut with a Celtic serpentine motif ( the sear, tumbler and mainspring all working replacements, presumably early 18th Century), with slender stock cut with simple dentil mouldings along the fore-end, strongly pronounced heart-shaped pommel, slotted small ramrod-pipe, and openwork cubic trigger and pricker en suite with the jaw screw of the cock ( the belt hook, ramrod, one side-nail and the bodkin from the pricker all missing) 40cm., 15.75in The heart-shaped pommel was a regional development of the so-called lemon pommel popularised by Scottish pistol makers within the first quarter of the 17th Century. The heart-shaped pommel appears to have originated exclusively in the centres of production in the Scottish eastern lowlands, such as Inverness, Elgin, Aberdeen and Dundee.

a very fine Scottish all-metal flintlock belt pistol by Io: Campbell (1), circa 1715 with brass barrel formed in three stages, decorated with linear panels of punched and engraved scrolling foliage on the octagonal breech, a spray of foliage ahead of the median girdle and formed with a raised moulding at the muzzle and a slotted ramp at the rear, signed bevelled border-engraved lock, the tail decorated en suite with the barrel and cock, full stock decorated with elaborate designs inlaid in silver on an engraved ground over its entire length, involving fleur-de-lys and interlace arranged between a series of slightly raised engraved bands and segmental lines, incorporating Celtic geomentric ornament and a simplified bucranium on both sides of the butt, the inlay highlighted with pricked and punched detail throughout, fitted with silver-inlaid belt hook with pierced finial (minor cracks at the joint of the finial), moulded tubular ramrod-pipe, steel pricker, silver button trigger pricked with an expanded flowerhead, and original steel ramrod 36.2cm., 14.25in

FOUR ENAMELLED SILVER AND WHITE METAL BROOCHES comprising a Celtic style interlaced brooch, hallmarked Birmingham, 1947, D & S, a navette shaped brooch, hallmarked Birmingham, 1917, P & T, a Deco style white metal brooch with enamelled female head medallion, an art nouveau white metal brooch and A SCARF "WOGGLE" of stylised scroll form with shaded enamelling (5)

A Celtic pattern tea spoon, a Clover pattern tea spoon and a loop design tea spoon. (3)

Yeats (William Butler). The Celtic Twilight, reprint, Bullen, 1912, port. frontis., recent mock leather gilt, 8vo, together with Selected Poems, Lyrical and Narrative, Macmillan, 1938, orig. cloth in rubbed and sl. marked Ricketts?designed d.j., spine ends a little frayed, 8vo, plus Plays and Controversies, Macmillan, 1923, orig. cloth, spine a little faded, 8vo, and Autobiographies, Macmillan, 1955, b&w plts., orig. cloth in sl. rubbed d.j., 8vo, together with five others by or about Yeats (9)

Pair of wrought iron celtic style dragon candlesticks, 13cm

Clogau Welsh gold and emerald ring, the oval cabochon within Celtic knot shoulders

A George V three piece Coffee Service of circular form with Celtic frieze, Birmingham 1920

A silver pedestal dish, with Celtic style decoration to the body and rim, Birmingham 1935.

A case containing a salt cellar, a mustard pot and a pepper pot of octagonal pedestal form with narrow Celtic borders, Birmingham 1936 and 1937 by Mappin & Webb, with two spoons

A ladle with Celtic handle, inscribed " a crown my bowl contains, wrought from which was I"

A green marble brooch in the form of a Celtic cloak pin, a Celtic buckle type brooch, a galleon brooch and a target type brooch

Seven items of Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest': two preserve pots and covers, two salad bowls with plated rims, a teapot and cover and two jugs, the latter each 22.5cm high.

A case containing a salt cellar, a mustard pot and a pepper pot of octagonal pedestal form with narrow Celtic borders, Birmingham 1936 and 1937 by Mappin & Webb, with two spoons

A ladle with Celtic handle, inscribed " a crown my bowl contains, wrought from which was I"

A green marble brooch in the form of a Celtic cloak pin, a Celtic buckle type brooch, a galleon brooch and a target type brooch

A PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS, each with cup shape fixed sconces over an annulated knopped stem, cast with masks in the Celtic manner, on stepped circular foot, 5in. (13cms) high together with A VASE ENSUITE, with a trumpet bowl and conforming knop, 6.75in. (17cms) high, Birmingham and Edinburgh 1966 .....16ozs gross

A collection of programmes, 32 various internationals including a little overseas, 16 various finals & semi-finals, 2 Celtic & 4 Polish programmes (54)

A collection of seven period photographs of Rangers & Celtic teams of the 1920s, formerly owned & relating to the Scottish international Thomas 'Tully' Craig mostly sepia-toned, mounted photographs accompanied by printed legends, various sizes

A 9ct. gold & enamel Scottish Championship medal, 1907-08, inscribed SCOTTISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 1907-08, WON BY CELTIC F.C, JAMES QUINN, wear to enamel

Official inter-club presentations to Real Madrid, comprising a 9ct. gold & enamel Manchester United tie pin cased set; cased cufflinks from Wolverhampton Wanderers, the Football Association & Partizan Beograd; & a Sheaffer cased writing set inscribed Celtic 1967

Two Scottish match pennants, the first in green & white silk inscribed CELTIC F.C, GLASGOW, 26TH SEPTEMEBR 1962 [first round FAIRS Cup v Valencia]; the other for the Glasgow Rangers v Valencia match of 1979 [2nd Round, Cup Winners' Cup], the Celtic pennant 48.5cm, 19in. long

A volume of programmes, 1938 to 1939 comprising Ireland v Switzerland 18.9.38, Ireland v Poland 13.11.38, Ireland v Scotland international league match 17.3.39, the rare Ireland v Hungary international programme played at Cork 19.3.39, the two Irish F.A. Cup semi-finals Shelbourne v Bohemians 25.3.39 & Dundalk v Sligo Rovers 26.3.39. the Irish F.A. Cup final Shelbourne v Sligo 23.4.39 & the replay 3.5.39, Shamrock v Shelbourne 18.3.39, & Champions of North v South Match, Shamrock Rovers v Belfast Celtic 29.4.39, bound in red cloth covered boards, all covers preserved

A bound volume of Bohemian FC programmes, season 1940-41, first team League & Cup homes plus Charlie Harris Benefit Match v Belfast Celtic, Dublin City Cup Final Drumcondra v Dundalk, Leinster Senior Cup Final Bohemians v St James's Gate, FAI Cup semi-final Shamrock v Waterford, FAI Cup semi-final replay Dundalk v Cork, FAI Cup final replay Cork v Waterford & Special Red Cross Issue Belfast Celtic v Cork, bound in black & red cloth covered boards, all covers preserved

Celtic programmes & memorabilia, including the 1967 European Cup final programme v Inter in Lisbon; other programmes from the 1960s onwards; & various miscellaneous memorabilia including signed items

A 9ct. gold & enamel Scottish Championship medal, 1907-08, inscribed SCOTTISH LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 1907-08, WON BY CELTIC F.C, JAMES QUINN, wear to enamel