SIX ROYAL WORCESTER PETER HOLLAND 'CELTIC' FIGURINES, limited edition for Compton & Woodhouse, comprising 'The Daughter of Erin' 392/7500, 'The Princess of Tara' 392/7500, 'The Maiden of Dana' 392/7500 (harp has become unglued), 'Golden Girl of The May' 392/7500, 'The Fair Maiden of Astolat' 392/7500 (mirror has become unglued) and 'The Chalice of Love' 392/7500 (6 +harp and mirror) (Condition Report: most obvious damage is mentioned in description, glue residue to two figures holding harp and mirror)
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A LADIES 9CT GOLD WRISTWATCH AND TWO BROOCHES, manual wind watch, round silvered dial worn wording, Arabic numeral dial, blue steel hands, polished case, inside case back hallmarked 9ct Glasgow import 1929, movement signed 'Unicorn 15 Jewels', approximate case width 25.1mm, fitted with a black cordette strap with ardillon buckle, together with a silver Celtic enamel circular brooch, hallmarked 'D&S' Birmingham, fitted with a brooch pin and safety clasp, 16.3 grams, and a gold plated double leaf 'Grosse' brooch, signed to the reverse made in Germany 1962
A CLARICE CLIFF 'CELTIC HARVEST' TEAPOT, moulded and painted with fruits and wheatsheaves on a textured cream ground, printed green backstamp reading 'Clarice Cliff, Newport Pottery Co, England' with moulded 'England, 68A', height 15cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good condition, minimal crazing)
MacKenzie, Donald A. - Myths and Legends Series to include " Egyptian...", x2, " Teutonic...", " Celtic...", " Crete and Pre-Hellenic..." Gresham Publishing Company, decorated boards. Weigall, Arthur " A History of the Pharaohs,," three relaed vols, and " The Wide World Magazine" blue gilt boards, bright and clean, " The Lady's Realm' 2 vols and other bound magazine vols ( 2 boxes)
‡ JOHN BARNARD JENKINS (Welsh 1933-2020) ink on paper - Celtic inspired design produced whilst serving time in HM Prison Albany, Isle of Wight, printed signature verso, 37.5 x 26cmsAuctioneers Note: John Barnard Jenkins was a Welsh nationalist and a British army soldier who was convicted of bombing-related offences. He led the Welsh nationalist group Mudiad Amddiffyn Cymru (Movement for the Defence of Wales) from 1964 until his arrest in 1969. During his tenure, the organisation embarked on a campaign against the British government and bombed numerous sites in and around Wales. The first bombing targeted a water pipeline at Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant and the campaign continued with attacks on numerous targets for several years, including tax offices, monuments and an English-owned business. The attacks culminated in four bombs being planted to disrupt the Investiture of Prince Charles, at Caernarfon Castle, in 1969. The first device exploded prematurely, killing two MAC members, while two failed to detonate. One of these laid undiscovered for several days before seriously injuring a 10-year old boy who had discovered the device. The last exploded in the garden of a police Chief Constable. Later that year, Jenkins was arrested and charged with theft and explosive offences in relation to the bombings and was sentenced to ten years in prison.Provenance: private collection KentComments: framed and glazed, ready to hang
Selection of Sterling Silver Jewellery To include a Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet with three loose Sterling Silver loose Charms, two Sterling Silver Pendants and chains and a pair of Sterling Silver Celtic Design Earrings. The Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet includes Charms such as a Merry-Go-Round, Ship and a Carriage. The loose Silver Charms are; a Horse, Dolphin and an Articulated Teddy Bear Charm. There is a Sterling Silver Tooth Pendant and Chain and there is also a Sterling Silver Cat in Boot Pendant and Chain. Total Gross Weight of the Sterling Silver is approx. 85 grams.
Private Press.- Backhouse (Janet) John Scottowe's Alphabet Books, plates highlighted in gold, original morocco-backed cloth, a few spots to covers and spine slightly faded and nicked, for the Roxburghe Club, at the Scolar Press, 1974 § Rothenberg (Jerome) Sightings I-IX & Red Easy A Colour, one of 125 copies signed by the author and artist, ten colour prints by Ian Tyson, original morocco-backed cloth, within slipcase, Circle Press, 1968 § Borges (Jorge Luis) The Congress, one of 250 copies, tipped-in frontispiece portrait, original tan cloth, with the dust jacket, discreet tape-repair to verso, Enitharmon Press, 1974 § Edwards (Owen) Clych Atgof, one of 400 copies, wood engraved frontispiece and illustrations, original tan sheep, tooled in brown, minor marking and soiling, Gregynog Press, 1933 § Simon (Helena) The Seasons, one of 25 copies signed by the author and artist, engraved illustrations by Hellmuth Weissenborn from the original blocks, loose as issued within original pink wrappers, for the Acorn Press, at the Whittington Press, 1981; and small quantity of others from various presses including Cuala Press, Menard Press, Meadow Press, Dolmen Press, Old School Press, Pelican Press, Rougemont Press, Celtic Cross Press and Riverprint, v.s. (sml. qty.)
Wolves in Europe Programmes 1958-72, including 58-9 v. Schalke, 59-60 v. Barcelona home and away, 60-1 v. Rangers home and away, 71-2 U.E. F. A Final v. Tottenham home and away plus Tottenham homes en route to final. Friendlies 1953-62 including 53-4 v South Africa, Celtic, Racing 54-5 v. Maccabi, 57-8 v. Real Madrid (36).
Scottish Programme Glasgow Rangers 60-1 away at Motherwell - League and Cup. 61-2 v. Dundee. Dundee 61-2 v. Celtic, Hearts, Dundee United, 62-3 v. Lisbon, semi v. Anderlecht, three Dundee United 61-2 homes, Australian - Newcastle KB United 1978 issues including v. Dundee, Marconi - Bobby Charlton guest appearance, etc, approximately thirty.Motherwell v. Rangers 1960/61 date - 1960 19th November in the league (condition not too bad), 1961 25th February in the Scottish Cup, third round (grubby)
John Mason; A Hallmarked Silver Cased Openfaced Pocketwatch, the signed white dial with black Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, movement unseen, within plain case, Birmingham 1887 (glass loose), a fancy link watch chain (each link stamped), suspending a hallmarked silver shield fob with vacant cartouche; Hallmarked Silver Celtic Shield and Sword Brooch, antique gilt coloured vacant mourning brooch. (3)
Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., a Cymric Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled Coronation spoon, Birmingham 1901, sylised Annointing form the sting ray handle with Celtic knot fins and blue green enamel plaque on lily pad form bowl with raised lettering Anno Coron ERVII within enamelled ground, 20cm long, 2.77ozt
Edith McDermott for the Irish Art Workers Guild (attributed), an Irish Arts and Crafts Gaelic House Warming bowl, turned walnut, incised with Celtic zoomorphic panels, below a motto The Litte Black Rose shall be red at last, it shall redden the hills when June is nigh, painted in polychrome staining, 13cm diameter
FILIGREE SILVER CAMEO BROOCH / PENDANT, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY with a female bust facing right, marked 800, along with a silver Celtic style shield brooch, a large silver pendant set with amber, abalone and dress stones, an Acme Girl Guides whistle and a conductor's badgethe brooch / pendant - 5.5cm top - bottomQty: 5
An Art Deco silver salver having an octagonal body with an applied Celtic pattern border,with a plain recessed circulr ground, supported on four cast dolphin feet, hallmarked London 1936, makers mark for Wakeley & Wheeler, also stamped Retailed by Finnigans of Manchester, 31cm diameter, 1060gms

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