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Clarice Cliff 'Celtic Harvest' water jug, 8" height

Round sugar bowl and matching cream jug with Celtic style borders, Sheffield 1939, 8 ozs

A SILVER SUGAR CASTOR of elongated cup form with Celtic-style borders, pierced cover, Birmingham, 1941, R & S Ltd., 3.5ozs, (108gms)

A large Victorian Scottish Highland dirk, the 30cm single edged steel blade fitted with a Celtic knot carved bog oak handle set with silver studs below a silver disk pommel with ball finial, maker JB, Edinburgh 1899, the black leather scabbard with silver mounts bright cut engraved with stylised leaves and containing a small matching silver mounted knife and two pronged fork each in its own integral sheath, the rear strap mount now attached with two suspension chains, maker JMT, Edinburgh 1898, 18.5cm, overall length 44cm

A W.H. Haseler Celtic-style brooch, probably retailed through Liberty &Co., of almost winged shape with central enamelled panel flanked by interwoven knots, 4cm. wide, stamped 'WHH' and 'Silver' (part of enamel retouched)

Three Charles Horner steel and enamelled silver hat pins, comprising; a pin with an open heart-shaped terminal centred with three green enamelled mistletoe leaves and berries, hallmarked Chester 1904, another with a round terminal embossed in Celtic style with a small blue enamelled panel, hallmarked Chester 1909, the other with an open 'C' scroll with a central flower-head enamelled in shades of blue, maker's mark 'C.H' and 'Sterling'

Three Ruskin type pottery brooches, a Danish flower-head brooch by N E From, a polychrome enamel floral bar brooch by Bernard Instone, two Celtic round brooches and a bar brooch, a silver pendant chased with an angel and staff, a rectangular panel brooch pierced with two figures, and a pendant of lozenge shaped outline in the form of open circlets and beads and with a central rose-cut red paste

A pub mirror inscribed Celtic F.C. The Bhoys, 47cm x 57cm.

Celtic design 15ct gold citrine set and enamel work brooch, the central round citrine in claw setting within a cruciform circle decorated with strap work motifs in white champleve enamel.

A Glasgow School brass mirror elliptical form hammered in low relief with Celtic entrelac 63cm. wide

3 piece silver cruet, toast rack and bowl, the cruet with panelled bodies and Celtic design collars, Birmingham 1937, the silver 4 division toast rack by Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1932, 9cm wide, and a silver dish with melon shaped walls, Birmingham 1922, 23cm wide (5 items).

Finberg, Alex J., Turner's Water-Colours at Farnley Hall, London, The Studio, [n.d.], Oblong folio (350 x 390mm.), title vignette, initials, and 30 colour plates, original black cloth gilt, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, paper dust-jacket, worn in places, t.e.g. Robinson, Stanford F. H., Celtic Illuminative Art in the Gospel books of Durrow, Lindisfarne, and Kells, Dublin, Hodges, Figgis & Co., 1908, folio (340 x 260mm.), half title, title printed in red and black, title vignette, initials printed in red, chromolithographed frontispiece, plates, some colour, occasional spotting, original cloth gilt, spine and front cover lettered in gilt, t.e.g., paper dust-wrapper, worn in places. With a number of other works, including Allan M. Galer's 'Norwood & Dulwich: Past and Present, with historical and descriptive notes' (London, 1890).

The present group stems from the collection Axel Guttmann. It consists of three helmets, two detached cheek flaps, a sword in its sheath, a sheath, three lance points and a chain belt, and are doubtless representative of the working armaments of a Celtic warrior. €50,000.00

A West-Celtic iron helmet. 1st century B.C. Forged in one piece in the shape of a hat with a conical point (original boss missing), a flat inclined rim with rounded beading around the periphery, reinforced with riveted sheet-iron protection over the forehead with oval cut-outs arched like eyebrows, attached strongly curved cheek flaps with an ornamental boss in the centre and with a riveted ring for the chin straps. H 34.8 cm = 13.7 in. €15,000.00

A fragment of an East Celtic iron shield boss and two lance points. 3rd to 2nd century B.C. The central part of a shield boss drawn to a point and a partially preserved rim with a rivet hole, in good state and with much potential for conservation and restoration. L 22.5 cm = 8.9 in. Two slender ridged lance point on round sockets with chased or chiselled baluster rings and nail holes, under the blade of the longer one a collar with cross-hatched engraving, in as-found state, not cleaned, all from the same excavation, in red-black pyre patina and some slight corrosion crusts. LL 30.7 and 23.5 cm = 12.1 and 9.3 in. €200.00

A Celtic combat knife. 2nd or 1st century B.C. Long straight slashing blade (two restorations) with a slightly curved back, the eight-sided grip angled at the pommel, professionally conserved, in good state and with partly fine pyre patina. L 43.5 cm = 17.1 in. €100.00

An iron knife with a bronze grip. Celtic (?). The blade with straight cutting edge and slightly curved back, the grip riveted cast bronze with three raised and notched rings and an enlarged pommel. L 35 cm = 13.8 in. Professionally conserved, several restorations to the blade, the grip in fine bronze patina with some areas of smooth metal. €100.00

A Celtic iron sword with a fragment of its sheath. middle La Tene period, 3rd century B.C. Sword with a straight double-edged blade with a raised ridge on each, the flat tang rectangular in section with a small riveted pommel, a bend at the frazzled tip restored. L 73.5 cm = 29.9 in. Two thirds of the rear of the sheath with riveted bow-shaped carrying loop. L 44 cm = 17.3 in. €1,000.00

An Ibero-Celtic bronze helmet. 4th to 3rd century B.C. Wrought out of thin sheet bronze, the (deformed and partially restored) bowl flat with a small avantail, the forehead protection with three arched eyebrow cut-outs and continuing over the ears, at the sides holes for affixing the (missing) cheek pieces. H 12.5 cm = 4.9 in, W 295 g. In light-green patina, the metal surface exposed in spots, much restored, and very rare. €3,500.00

An Ibero-Celtic two-piece bronze/iron belt. 3rd to 2nd century B.C. Sheet bronze riveted onto sheet iron with a hook-and-eyelet buckle, many round-headed rivets arranged in rows and with circular engraving, between rivets struck half-moon sickles, the flat divided into engraved rectangles containing cross-hatching and herringbone hatching, at the end two large mushroom-headed rivets for attaching straps. L 46.5 cm = 18.3 in. €1,500.00

A celtic sword in scabbard. middle La Tene period, 3rd century B.C. Double-edged blade with flat rectangular grip tang and small riveted pommel. Obverse ridged scabbard made from two iron plates turned over at the borders with applied rivet-decorated chape band, reverse carrying clasp. €1,000.00

An Astragalos belt. Celtic, La Tene Culture, 3rd century BC. Bronze with green patina. 71 shaped bar segments. The closing is made of two plates with connecting rings. Minor restorations. Length 90 cm. €1,800.00

AN IRISH SUGAR BASIN AND CREAM JUG each with a repousse band in a Celtic pattern, cased, Dublin, 1916, 11.5oz (2)

19th Century Scottish pebble brooch of circular form with St Andrews cross and coronet, a celtic dragon brooch and a white metal leaf brooch.

A modern salver of shaped circular outline,+ with a "Celtic" border and scroll feet, by S. Blackensee & Son LTD, Chester 1930, 10in (25cm) diameter, 18oz.

A 1960's/70's Celtic pottery (Cornwall) coffee set, decorated with a lion, birds and stylised flower designs, unmarked (chip to dish), pot 25.5cm

A WELSH GOLD 9 CARAT GOLD CELTIC DESIGN RING.

A GENTLEMAN'S 9CT GOLD POCKET WATCH, inscribed "Presented by Mr John Church to Celtic F.C. for winning Scottish Cup 15-4-31", 4.5 cms diameter, in its original felt pouch.

BELFAST CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB, a glass tumbler produced to commemorate the club winning three competitions in seasons 1925/26, 11 cms high.

An early 20th Century rectangular wall mirror by Liberty's of London, the wide hammered finish oxidised frame embossed with three Celtic pattern knots, plain mirror plate (marked), 24ins x 35ins overall (bears ivorine label worded "Liberty, London")

A Pilkington's 'Royal Lancastrian' Lustre Vase, 1927, by W S Mycock, predominantly ruby lustre with repeated ranks of stylized iris with trails of cobalt blue under a running celtic scroll motif on the upright rim, impressed marks, artist's WSM monogram and date, 18.5cm.

A pair of stone trough planters, each with scrolling ends above Celtic pattern moulded fronts, 91cm wide

Celtic; Gaulish gold unit, Celticised head, rev. human headed horse, fine; Byzantine; Leo III (717-741 A.D.), gold Tremisis., bust of Leo, rev. bust of Constantine, about very fine. (2)

Four Belleek Third Period 'Celtic' pattern plates, the stylised pattern border reserved on a black ground, gilt-line rims 17cm diameter, black printed marks, 1926-46 (minor wear)

Cased set of Celtic inspired silver gilt coffee spoons, Birmingham 1902, also another case of six coffee spoons, Sheffield 1938 and a case of silver plated teaspoons with sugar bows (3)

Early 20th Century School - A heraldic crest comprising a mitre, sword and Celtic cross flanked by an ermine cape and surmounted by a crown, reading 'Solus Christus Mea Rupes'; bodycolour and gold on vellum on stretcher, 33 x 24.2cm., (unframed)

A silver paper knife, in the form of a dirk, Birmingham 1932, with engraved Celtic knot pommel, hardstone terminal missing, together with a Walker and Hall silver perpetual desk calendar (2).

A dress sporran with plated Celtic pattern mount and a kilt belt, both by R.G. Lawrie Ltd., Glasgow; and a Gordon tartan kilt (3).

DAVIES, EDWARD, Curate of Olveston, Glos. Celtic Researches On the Origin, Traditions & Language of the Ancient Britons. Printed for the Author, 1804. 8vo., orig. boards uncut (rebacked). Two engraved plates. List of subscribers; ANOTHER COPY (both with a few leaves slightly stained in lower margins). - WISE, THOMAS A. History of Paganism in Calendonia . . ., 1884. 4to., orig. cloth, spine gilt, unopened. Two tinted lithographic plates, numerous text illustrations. - GUEST, EDWIN. Origines Celticae . . . And Other Contributions to the History of Britain. 2 vols., 1883. 8vo., orig. cloth, spines gilt. Engraved portrait frontis. and one coloured lithographic plate in Vol. 1, eight folding maps in Vol. 2. With seven others (Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries, 1907-14).(12)

A CASED IRISH CRUET SET comprising two salt cellars, two pepperettes, a mustard pot and spoon, each piece with a band of Celtic decoration, possibly Gibson and Co Ltd, Dublin, 1973, 7.5oz

Wakeman, William F., Archaelogia Hibernica. A Hand-Book of Irish Antiquities, Pagan and Christian, Dublin, James McGlashan, 1848, 8o (175 x 105mm.), frontispiece of St. Doulough's Church, plates, and illustrations, original green cloth, Celtic cross blind stamped in gilt onto front cover. Turner, W. J., & Sheila Shannon (editors), English, Scottish, and Welsh Landscape 1700-c.1860 chosen by John Betjeman and Geoffrey Taylor, London, Frederick Muller, 1944, 8o (210 x 135mm.), 12 lithographed plates by John Piper, original decorative boards, dust-jacket. With a number of other travel related works including, 'Souvenir of Scotland Its Cities, Lakes, and Mountains' (London & Edinburgh, 1891), 'The New National Encyclopaedia Atlas' (London, n.d.), and a number of guides to sections of the British Isles by Thomas L. Tudor, and M. J. B. Baddeley.

Two Victorian Scottish napkin rings, with wriggle work borders, one engraved with ferns and naturalistic strapwork, the other with 'Celtic' knots, by W Marshall, Edinburgh c. 1870 (no date letter) 2oz. (2)

A modern double lipped brandy saucepan, with a turned wooden handle and applied "Celtic" strapwork borders, maker's mark B S Ltd, Birmingham 1971, 8.25in (20.5cm) long overall, 6.75oz gross.

A contemporary Scottish quaich, on a collet foot, the twin cast handles decorated with Celtic strapwork, maker's mark "FH", Edinburgh 1992, 4.8in (12.2cm) long, 2.75oz.

A quantity of miniature Crested Wares to include; A Clarence China bathing machine, titled 'A Merry Dip' printed with the Arms of Wales; A Gemma coffee pot with Arms for Royal Leamington Spa; an Arcadian China vase with the Arms of Melrose; a Celtic Porcelain beaker titled Dumfries; a candlestick with Arms of Leith; a vase with Arms of Swansea; A Gemma cheese dish printed with a 'A Welsh Teaparty' scene; and a Gemma crested porcelain tray with two teacups and saucers, a milk jug and sugar bowl (15)

ROLLESTON (T.W.) - Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race, illus., cloth gilt, 1911; also a reprint of Lyra Celtica (2).

A silver brooch of Celtic design, set two citrines.

A 900 standard silver bracelet of antique Celtic design, the spiral centre with open ram's head ends.

A collection of Troika, comprising; a slender vase of globular form, the tapering lower section incised with Celtic inspired decoration, 26.5cm high, a cube shaped pot with geometric decoration in blue, brown and ivory, 9cm high, and a similarly decorated square section vase in blue/grey and green, 22cm high

A collection of Troika, comprising; a slender vase of globular form with a tapering lower section incised with Celtic inspired decoration, 26.5cm high, and a chimney vase with geometric patterns, 21.5cm high, both in browns and ivory, a similarly decorated cube shaped pot predominantly painted in blues and brown, 9cm high, and a round cylindrical vase with an inverted neck painted with geometric band in brown and ivory against a blue ground, 19.5cm high

A silver roseholder, the tapered stem decorated with Celtic design boss also an e.p.n.s. table centrepiece in the form of intertwined thistles.

A silver pebble insert Celtic style bar brooch and a gold memorial locket dated 1856. (2)

A quantity of costume jewellery including a 9ct gold signet ring, chain stamped '14K', Celtic kilt pin and further items.

A sghean dubh set with a foil back quartz and Celtic carved handle, plated mounts.

Three Celtic silver and pebble inset brooches (stones missing), a hat pin, three further brooches and stones.

A Clarice Cliff "Celtic Harvest" pattern conserve jar and cover with a fruit and floral finial.

A Wag-o-the-wall clock with an octagonal embossed brass dial in the Celtic style (a.f.), 36cm wide.

Piet Sluis (b.1929). CELTIC PRINCESS, oil on board. 50 by 64cm., 19.5 by 25in. 1,400-1,600 Euros (IR £1,100-£1,200 approx.)

A large brown glazed figure of an Afghan hound, 17cms, a Goss model of a Celtic cross and a Wade fawn mounted whim tray, [3].

A Victorian Irish Celtic parcel gilt cloak pin in the form of an annular brooch set with six cultured pearls opposed by a stick pin with bosse terminal, linked by a fancy chain in the form of knots and masks, the brooch with the mark of West and Son, College Green, Dublin, and a design registration lozenge for 17th December 1849