Celtic Collectibles

Serial number is the letter A followed by number 2261. Picture # 3. Overall in Good Condition. Needs to be Restrung.

A family united for the rare occasion of a photograph. Faithful Reproduction of Antique Print. Back to our way of life. Now it’s back to work, back to the fields.

Faithful Reproduction of Original Print. At least you know you can head to the. A great way to choose what you want to do while you’re here. A mighty piece of advertising for the period! Sunny South East for a bit of sunbathing!

IRISH FAIRY AND FOLK TALES. Selected and Edited, With an Introduction, by W.B. Yeats. Published in 1895 (undated) by Walter Scott Ltd., London. 7.5? x 5.5? hardcover. 326 pages. This is a rare British edition of IRISH FAIRY AND FOLK TALES, published by Walter Scott Ltd. in the year 1895.

It is a really unusual and interesting map of Ireland! Faithful Reproduction of Original Print.

All coins had a common obverse with the Irish harp,? ire, and date. So the shillings, florins, and half crowns were only issued in 1951, 1954, 1955, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, then 1968 for the shilling and florin only, and 1969 for the 6d, decimal 5p and 10p.

Great used condition.

Fairy and Folk Tales of Ireland : Edited by William Butler (W.B.) Yeats. In this anthology, the masterful poet W. B. Yeats has collected and collated the enthralling stories of the Irish peasantry. They have been carefully divided into categories ranging from ghost stories to tales of the devil to stories of witches and fairy doctors.

Amazingly detailed, this laser engraved cut of solid poplar wood has been created with my handmade professional-grade laser engraver/cutter. -This is 100% genuine solid poplar wood and the beautiful grain shows throughout the artwork.

He flicks a coin pondering the prospect. A sad reminder of the choices the Irish had to make, live in poverty and. However the population of Ireland continued to haemorrhage, once there. were 8 million people on this island, by the end of the century.

Category: BUCHANAN SOCIETY, OLDEST SCOTTISH CLAN CHARITABLE SOCIETY. (Started in the 18th Century with Buchanan, McAuslan, McWattie and Risk. BRITISH MILITARY, LIVERY & ROYAL BUTTONS TO GO. Material: GILT. ).

ROSS FAMILY CLAN CELTIC TARTAN. ORIGINAL c90 YEARS OLD TRADE - ADVERTISING CARD. IT IS c90 YEARS OLD. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK! THE REVERSE SIDE HAS TEXT ABOUT THE IMAGE ON THE FRONT. THE FRONT AND BACK MAY HAVE.

A Celtic Triskele, symbolic of the Christian Trinity, is at the center of the pewter quaich. It is customary to give a Christening quaich in Scotland. This will be a beautiful addition to the baby box.

FERGUSON FAMILY CLAN CELTIC TARTAN. ORIGINAL 100 YEARS OLD TRADE - ADVERTISING CARD. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK! THE REVERSE SIDE HAS TEXT ABOUT THE IMAGE ON THE FRONT. IT IS 100 YEARS OLD.

Lovely pair of two (2) Royal Tara Irish fine bone china BOOK OF KELLS salt and pepper shakers, in excellent used condition. Includes stoppers. Pepper has original Royal Tara label. Stamped on base.

They are stud earrings featuring a pair of hands holding a heart topped with a crown.

We have bought several of his pieces over the years. This one is an outstanding example of his work, featuring a beautiful Celtic Cross design, made from four linked Trinity knots. There is a sturdy two-ring cord hanger on the back.

Excellent condition- shows no signs of use.

I love them all that I carry.

Royal Tara Fine Bone China Ireland 2 Tea Cups and matching Saucers Irish Harp Scalloped. The cups show some fading on the harps from use. CTN 01

A beautiful Triquetra Altar Table in an antique finish 12"Lx12"Wx8"H. Made in India.

THE HISTORY OF SCOTTISH CLANS. kilt, bagpipe, Tartan, Plaid, Clan, Scotland, Scottish, England - English. Britain - British. THIS IS LOT OF SIX 50 Y/O TRADE - ADVERTISING CARDS. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK!

B uy this highly detailed and beautiful work of art. Thomas F Clark is the lead artist for Cairn Studio, Ltd. Story included.

Cong Love Token. Mayo of Love Token/Charm. made in Ireland. images are just as important as our words. of course after looking at the photos. we try to get right on top of the item so you can get a good look we don't try to hide anything.

Condition is Used. C anvas backing. Em ai l wi th q ue st io ns b ef or e bi dd in g.

MACGREGOR FAMILY CLAN CELTIC TARTAN. ORIGINAL 100 YEARS OLD TRADE - ADVERTISING CARD. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK! THE REVERSE SIDE HAS TEXT ABOUT THE IMAGE ON THE FRONT. IT IS 100 YEARS OLD.

This cool greenman mini night light is made of bonded resin, hand painted and polished. Because all our products are individually hand painted work of art, the color tone may vary from the pictures.

Royal Tara Galway Ireland Blue Cornflower Fine Bone China Salad Plate 8 1/4” Retired pattern, very hard to find! Exquisitely detailed blue & yellow flowers with gold trim & ribbed edges. In pristine condition with no chips, cracks or crazing Questions welcomed. We are happy to provide additional photos if asked. All sales final, no returns. And, as always, from a clean, smoke free home. We travel near and far so that we may offer you an ever-changing collection of hand selected items -- Each is thoughtfully chosen, to bring you things Elegant... Unique... Extraordinary! We invite you to visit our other auctions! HF9998CA66

Allan Ramsay (15 October 1686 - 7 January 1758) was a Scottish poet (or makar), playwright. ALLAN RAMSAY. ORIGINAL 1930s TRADE - ADVERTISING CARD. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK! PAPER LOSS - SMUDGING - ROUNDED CORNERS.

Great collectible item for any greenman mythology fantasy lover.

Large tracts of land in Argyll as well as the Inner Hebrides. MACLEAN FAMILY CLAN CELTIC TARTAN. Clan MacLean is a Highland Scottish clan. They are one of the oldest clans in the Highlands and owned.

(A banshee or bean-s, "woman of the fairy mound" or "fairy woman") is a female spirit in Irish. ORIGIN OF BANSHEE HERALD OF DEATH IRISH MYTHOLOGY. which are known as s(singular s) in Old Irish. THERE IS ADVERTISING TEXT ON THE BACK!