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A Chelsea-Derby shaped circular dinner plate, well-painted in polychrome enamels with scattered country flowers, cobalt blue border painted in gilt with grapes and vine, gilt line rim, 23cm diam, blue crown over D, c.1775; a similar lobed dish, painted in puce with Neoclassical swags, gilt dentil rim, 22.5cm wide, blue crown over D, c.1775; a shaped spirally-fluted saucer dish, painted in colourful enamels with roses and sprigs of country flowers, 20.5cm diam, c.1770 (3)Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Each generally good condition with varying firing blemishes and some wear to decoration. The saucer dish with star crack to base but stable. Dinner plate crazed.

A Chelsea-Derby coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels and wash with festoons of garlands above scattered sprigs of flowers, gilt dentil rims, the saucer 12.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a conforming tea bowl, 7.1cm diam, c.1770; a similar tea bowl and saucer, black swags, the saucer 12.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770 (3)Provenance: the tea bowl and saucer, A.R. Hobbs Collection, Cat. No: 357, labelled; the Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby tea bowl and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels with scattered country flowers in bloom, two-tone purple dentil borders, the saucer 12.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; another, green diaper border, the saucer 13cm diam, blue crown over D, c.1770Provenance: the second tea bowl, HHW, 60, labelled and the Cordwent Collection, labelled; both, The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels with scattered foliage, two-tone pink border with en green camaïeu flowers, gilt dentil borders, 13cm diam, c.1775, Phillips label; a Chelsea-Derby reeded coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome with a border of flowers, scrolling loop handle, the deep saucer 13cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a Chelsea-Derby wrythen-fluted coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome with a border of flowers, gilt dentil rims, the saucer 13cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a similar saucer; a fluted coffee cup, puce crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1775Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby chocolate or milk cup and stand, painted in colourful polychrome with scrolling flowers below a cobalt blue frieze with gilt foliage, unusual scroll handle, the stand 15.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Some pitting and surface wear, otherwise good condition.

A Chelsea bell-shaped coffee cup and saucer, finely painted in polychrome enamels with Deutsche Blumen, shaped handle, iron red rims, the saucer 12.5cm diam, Red Anchor and stilt marks, c. 1758 Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Competent restorations to cup and saucer.

A Chelsea-Derby ogee-shaped coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels with scattered foliage, gilt dentil rim, the saucer 12cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a similar tea bowl and saucer, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a similar coffee cup and saucer, cup with entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a similar tea bowl and saucer, blue crown over D and incised N, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby fluted tea bowl and saucer, of Sèvres inspiration, painted in polychrome enamels with trailing boughs of blossoming flowers, gilt leafy scrolls, two-tone pink and gilt scale border, the saucer 13cm diam, c.1770; another, sparsely painted with scattered flowers, claret border with gilt spheres, 12cm diam, blue crown over D, c.1770Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby 'artichoke-moulded' tea bowl and saucer, claret and gilt tasseled pelmet frieze above scattered polychrome foliage, gilt dentil rim, the saucer 12.5cm diam, c.1770Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby shaped circular plate, painted in green monochrome and picked out with black pencilling with a central sprig of country flowers in bloom within a border of swagged foliage conforming, outer-border outlined in gilt and with leafy scrolls, gilt dentil rim, 22cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775; another, similar; a conforming shaped square dessert dish, 22.5cm wide, c.1775; a similar navette shaped dish, two-tone puce border, 26cm wide, blue crown over D, c.1775 (4) Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: The dessert plates good condition with light surface and some manufacturing blemishes. The navette dish similar and with crazing. The square dish with portions of restoration to rim.

A Chelsea silver-shape dish, well-painted in polychrome enamels with English country flowers, insects and a butterfly, iron red rim, 28.5cm wide, Red Anchor period, stilt marks only, c.1755Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Surface wear, scratching and rubbing. One corner scroll restored. Some discoloured/stained scratches. Expected pitting.

A pair of Chelsea-Derby shaped navette dishes, painted with scattered blooms in colourful tones, cobalt blue border painted with gilt laurels, gilt dentil rim, 27cm wide, blue crown over D, c.1775 Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Surface wear and some manufacturing blemishes, otherwise good condition and fairly fresh.

A Chelsea-Derby shaped circular plate, painted in polychrome enamels with scattered ripe fruits, leafy foliage and insects, outswept fluted border, gilt line and dentil rim, 22cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770; a Derby silver-shape plate, painted in polychrome enamels with scattered flowers, conforming sprigs to verso, iron red rim, c.1765 (2)Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Each in good condition with some expected surface wear, more prevalent on the earlier Derby plate.

A Chelsea-Derby silver-shape plate, painted in colourful enamels with butterflies and winged insects, broad band with reserves of ho-ho and other exotic birds in puce rococo scroll frames, the rim moulded in relief with C-scrolls picked out in gilt and green, 20.5cm diam, gold anchor mark, c.1765Provenance: collector's manuscript note to verso; then, The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Slight chip to rim relief. Otherwise some surface wear, rubbing and pitting only.

A Chelsea-Derby fluted slop basin, painted in monochrome green and pencilled in black with scattered foliage, gilt dentil rim, 14.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775; a similar sucrier and cover, domed cover with gilt knop finial, 13cm high, c.1775; a fluted saucer dish, 19.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775, D.M. & P. Manheim of New York label to verso; a similar circular saucer dish, 19.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775 (4) Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Slop basin and fluted saucer dish good with just some expected wear and light manufacturing blemishes. Sucrier repaired and circular saucer dish restored.

A Chelsea-Derby tea bowl and saucer, well-painted in the Neoclassical taste with laurels and scattered foliage, the saucer 12.5cm diam, gold anchor, c.1770; another, similar, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby Queen Charlotte pattern wrythen-fluted coffee cup and saucer, painted with alternating spirally fluted bands in cobalt blue and iron red, picked out in gilt, the saucer 13cm diam only, coffee cup with gold anchor mark, c.1770Provenance: the McGurk Collection, 66, labelled; The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby globular teapot, of small proportions, painted in colourful enamels with scattered country flowers in bloom, domed cover with knop finial, incurved scroll handle, 10.5cm high, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Restored cover. Otherwise good condition with some surface wear and firing blemishes.

A Chelsea-Derby 'sunflower-moulded' coffee cup and saucer, painted in the Neoclassical taste with cameo roundels, spheres and garlands centred by an urn, cobalt blue borders, the saucer 12.5cm diam, blue crown over D, c.1770 Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby shaped navette dish, painted in tones of polychrome enamels with country flowers, the lobed sides with pink roses in entwined leafy garlands in tones of pink and pastel blue, gilt dentil rims, 33.5cm wide, blue crown over D, c.1770; another, similar, 32cm wide, blue crown over D, c.1770 (2)Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Good condition with expected surface wear, some rubbing, pitting.

A Chelsea Derby mug, of bulbous form, decorated with colourful floral sprigs, ribbed cylindrical neck, banded Smiths blue borders picked out in gilt, S-scroll handle, 10cm high, interlaced D and anchor mark in gilt, c.1770; a Derby figure, of a young child on a tasselled puce cushion, 9cm high, c.1825; a Worcester tea bowl, c.1770

A Chelsea-Derby circular covered sucrier and stand, painted in colourful enamels with garlands of trailing flowers, suspended from cobalt blue bands picked out with gilt chevrons, on a white ground, domed cover with scroll loop handle, gilt dentil rims, the sucrier 10cm high, the stand 18cm diam, blue crown over D, c.1775 Provenance: Alasdair Morrison, 39*, labelled; the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Good condition. Some discolouration to handle. The stand's gilding possibly refreshed, e.g. some dull/brittle portions of gilding with touches of spitting. Otherwise some surface wear to each but displaying well.

A Chelsea-Derby globular teapot and cover, pencilled in black and painted in green monochrome with trailing foliage, pinstriped en pink camaïeu with green leafy stems, outlined with gilt bands, conforming cover with flower finial, scroll handle and spout with acanthus-capped relief moulding, 17cm high, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: The finial with the most minute and sporadic occasional nibble. Restoration to tip of spout. Otherwise just some surface wear and pitting.

A Chelsea-Derby ogee teacup and saucer, of French shape and design, painted en pink camaïeu with scattered roses on gilt pinstripes, dentil rim, entwined branch handle, the saucer 12.5cm diam, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby leaf-moulded and wrythen-fluted coffee cup and saucer, painted in polychrome enamel with swagged foliage below a turquoise and gilt-line border, the saucer 13cm diam, the cup incised N, c.1770; another, similar, cobalt blue border with 'jewelled' white beads, the saucer 13cm diam, puce crown over D, c.1775; a bell-shaped coffee cup, turquoise border with gilt C-scrolls and flowerheads, grooved loop handle, 13cm diam, blue crown over D and incised N, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea shaped circular plate, painted with tulips and summer flowers, feathered rim, in relief, 21cm high, red anchor mark, 1752 - 1756

A Chelsea-Derby fluted coffee cup, teacup and saucer, painted with turquoise borders and picked out in gilt with leafy C-scrolls and fronds, the saucer 12.5cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770Provenance: the McGurk Collection, 34, labelled; The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Derby coffee cup and saucer, moulded in relief with ribbed friezes, well-painted in polychrome enamels with bright country flowers, scroll handle, iron red rims, the saucer 12.4cm diam, c.1770Provenance: the Cheetham Collection, Ca. 104, labelled; Rous Lench Collection: No. 776, Chelsea (erroneous attribution), labelled; with Tilley & Co., purchased by Dennis, 18th February 1965; the Dennis Collection, No. 8, Chelsea (initially attributed to Chelsea-Derby, then just but erroneously attributed to Chelsea again), labelled; a later Raymond Dennis Collection label, numbered 43; Woolley & Wallis, The Raymond Dennis Collection, 25th February 2014, Lot 43; The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Stable fleebite to rim and footrim. Otherwise general surface wear to each but not excessive. Good condition.

A Chelsea-Derby lobed tea bowl and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels and wash in the Neoclassical taste with an urn, bellhusks, Adamesque paterae and scrolls, gilt dentil rims, the saucer 12.6cm diam, entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775, Bonhams label; another, circular, centred by a shaped monochrome turquoise reserve within a gilt border, puce en camaïeu garlands, gilt bands and dentil rims, 12.5cm diam, the saucers with traces of entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1775Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Generally good condition. Each with slight surface wear, gilding rubbed in places. Urn tea bowl with minor footrim chip.

A Chelsea shaped circular plate, painted with summer flowers, feathered rim, in relief, 21cm high, red anchor mark, 1752 - 1756

Charles Vyse (1882-1971) - a stoneware model of a seated tabby cat, Tamoku glaze, canted rectangular base, 24.5cm high, the base incised C. Vyse, Chelsea, c.1935

A Chelsea-Derby part-tea service, painted with swagged laurels suspended from a broad pale blue border picked out with gilt flowerheads between dentil line borders, comprising an ovoid teapot, cover and shaped hexagonal stand, a circular sucrier and cover, and a pair of cups and saucers, the teapot and sucrier with flower finials, the teapot 15cm high, some pieces with entwined gold anchor and D mark, c.1770Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Some rubbed gilding, wear and manufacturing blemishes, including the occasional firing stress.

A Chelsea-Derby ogee-shaped tea bowl and saucer, painted in polychrome enamels with swagged foliage, gilt dentil and blue line borders, the saucer 11.5cm diam, gold anchor mark, c.1770; another, fluted, the saucer 13cm diam, gold anchor mark, c.1770; a Chelsea-Derby fluted coffee cup and saucer, well-painted in polychrome enamels and pencilled with scattered foliage, gilt dentil and blue line borders, the saucer 14.3cm diam, gold anchor mark, c.1770; a conforming coffee cupProvenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Chelsea-Derby 'artichoke-moulded' coffee cup and saucer, claret border with scrolling vine leaves in cisele gilding above scattered foliage in polychrome enamels, gilt dentil rim and bands, the saucer 12.5cm diam, gold anchor, c.1770Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled.

A Derby two-handled chocolate cup and stand, of earlier Chelsea-Derby form and decoration, painted in colourful polychrome with floral boughs below a cobalt blue frieze gilt with laurels and berries, scroll handles, the stand 15cm diam, puce crown, crossed batons and dots over D, c.1790Provenance: The Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: Good condition but for some light surface wear, touch of rubbed gilding and occasional pitting - but light.

A Chelsea lobed circular dish, painted in polychrome enamels with country flowers and a caterpillar, nine-petal iron red rim, 20cm diam, Red Anchor period, stilt marks to verso, c.1755Provenance: the Wilders Collection, labelled. Condition Report: The centre and one side restored.

A studio glass bottle vase with cased green and red colourways, 21 cm high to/w a frosted glass cylindrical vase with polished through 'thumb-prints', 21 cm high, a studio pottery floral painted bowl signed KW, inscribed beneath 'Chelsea' and a Continental glazed terracotta plate decorated with a fish (4)

One box of Pyrex - mostly Chelsea Design

VITTORIO INTROINIUn tavolo estensibile della serie 'Chelsea' per SORMANI 1966. Legno laccato. Cm 76 (h) x 120 x 120 (76 x 165 x 120 esteso)An extendable table from the 'Chelsea' series 1966. Painted wood. 29.9 (h) x 47.2 x 47.2 inches. (29.9 x 64.9 x 47.2 extended). Letteratura: Casa Amica l'angolo del pranzo (1969) p. 49.

Duke of York’s Military School cap badge (Brass), two lugs, in the design of the Prince of Wales’s plumes (similar to The Welsh regiment), numbered; G22 on reverse. The Royal Warrant was granted in 1892 for it's establishment in Chelsea and later moved to Dover in 1909.

Royal Hospital, Chelsea WWII Nurses Cap Badge (Gold-anodised), slider and made Dowler, Birmingham. This pattern sealed 11th August 1954. K&K: 2175

Royal Hospital, Chelsea WWII Nurses Cap Badge (Gilding-metal), slider and made J.R. Gaunt, this pattern sealed 7th December 1943. K&K: 2174

A pair of Chelsea sauce boats, Cos Lettuce leaf design, moulded and hand-painted with butterflies and insects, 25cm long, both with old damages and flaws. (Qty: 2)

A pair of 18th Century biscuit porcelain blanc de chine figurines depicting a Lady and Gallant Gentleman. Probably Chelsea, Bow or Derby in the Sevres manner. Each figure raised on C scroll base in typical period attire. The figures have been restored. One signed in pencil to base Derby Biscuit. Measures 21cm & 19cm tall. Good examples.

An 18th Century Chelsea Porcelain tea cup of bell shape having simple green painted naturalistic handle leading to the relief floral and leave decoration to the body. Followed by further hand painted floral sprays to the body. painted red anchor mark to base. Measures: 6.5cm Wear to base and minor chips / fleabites to rim. 

Two Royal Doulton "Chelsea Rose" patterned tureens and covers; a Royal Doulton plate; floral encrusted and porcelain wall pocket; Crown Derby jug; Wedgwood "Wild Strawberry" pot and cover etc.

David Smith RE (1920-1999) British 20th Century, Antarctica, oil on board, signed bottom right, dated 1984, framed. Measurements 24.3 x 29.5cm, framed measurements 36.8 x 42cm David Smith (1920-1999) was a British expressionist painter and printmaker from Lowestoft, Suffolk. Smith served in the RAF during the Second World War Smith studied at the Slade School of Art and went on to teach as Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at the Chelsea School of Art. In 1951 he was elected RE. He is best known for his work as the official artist on board two British Antarctic surveys in 1975-1976 and 1979-1980. His work inspired by these two extended voyages is celebrated for his skill in expressing an intensity of colour across a pristine polar desert and was exhibited at the Commonwealth Institute. Following the success of his Antarctic series, he was commissioned by Trinity House to record all the lighthouses of England and Wales, fitting in with his belief in the documentary role of an artist.

Graham Sutherland (1903-1980) British 20th Century, Sea Wall ii, signed bottom left and dated '39, inscribed with title and dated 26 V 39, watercolour, pencil and crayon on paper. Measurements 39 x 29cm (SH). Note: This piece is likely to have been a preparatory study for Sutherland's final painting 'Gorse on a Sea Wall' 1939 which is now located in the Ulster Museum. Graham Sutherland (1903-1980) British 20th Century, was one of the most influential British artists of the 20th Century. Born in Steatham, London, Sutherland studied at the Goldsmiths School of art, specialising in engraving and etching and then spent many years teaching at the Chelsea School of Art. Printmaking, predominantly raomantic landscapes, dominated his work during the 1920s, drawing inspiration from artists such as Samuel Palmer. He later switched to oil painting during his 30s following the collapse of the printmaking industry during the Great Depression and it was his surrealist abstract landscape compositions that secured his reputation as an international modern artist. Together with his close friend Francis Bacon, Sutherland was one of the main figureheads for surrealist painting in Britain. His landscapes covey haunted atmospheres that attempted to express the concept of brutality present within nature.

20th CENTURY SCHOOL 'Battersea Power Station seen from Chelsea Embankment', acrylic on canvas, initialled lower right, 80cm x 120cm.

1950s City of Kensington & Chelsea pressed-alloy STREET SIGN from Radnor Walk in Chelsea, a residential street off the King's Road and part of the Royal Hospital Conservation Area. Measures 51" x 10" (130cm x 25cm) and is in very good, ex-use condition with just minor blemishes. [1]

Framed & glazed signed Chelsea Football shirt, frame approx 77 x 69cm

Chelsea Football sign

Mens Vintage Shoes Size 11: Bally grey lizard skin, black alligator loafers, brown suede brogues & black leather Chelsea boots (4) CONDITION REPORT Bally shoes very poor condition, boots and other shoes in good used condition

WW1 group of four medals comprising Military Medal with citation, British War Medal, Victory Medal and 1914-15 Star awarded to 20381 Pte.-L.Cpl. A.E. Holton 10/Essex R. together with shoulder title and cased RHS 50-year Long Service Medal. Albert Holton was born and lived all his working life in Chelsea, London - working at the Chelsea Physic garden. He died in his mid-eighties. Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Gunmetal bulkhead style wall clock, the 5.25" black dial inscribed Chelsea, with subsidiary seconds dial

Chelsea Football Club cigarette tin and lighter plus a silver plated toast rack etc

Coalport 'Age of Elegance' Matt Pottery Figurines, 'Society Ball', 'Polonaise Walk', 'Evening at The Opera' and 'Chelsea Reception'. (4)

P Curran. Study of Chelsea Wharf, signed, watercolour, 36 cm x 54 cm. Provenance: Part of single owner collection of modern art and sculpture sold in this sale consigned by a London based collector .

Charles Dyson Smith (British, 1891-1960), Autumn landscape, 39 x 50cm; Sheep on downland, 32 x 39cm; and Turning hay, 31 x 39cm, the first signed lower right "Dyson Smith '49, oils on board (3) Note: English artist Charles William Dyson-Smith was born in 1891. He received formal art training as a painter and sculptor at the Royal Academy Schools in London from 1921 when he was awarded the Landseer Scholarship for sculpture. Between the years of 1927 and 1940 he had a number of studios in Chelsea and Fulham, London. He was an Associate member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors from 1936 until 1938 when became a fellow. He remained a fellow until 1949 and served as a member of their council during the Second World War from 1943 to 1945. Dyson Smith was active as a sculptor until 1951 and he died in 1960. In 1962 Christie's held a sale selling the contents of his studio. His style epitomises the Art Deco movement sweeping across Europe during the 1930s. Autumn landscape frame has chips. A little surface dirt. All in original 1930s frames.

John Spencer Churchill (1909-1992), The Blue Cockatoo, Chelsea, signed l.l. and dated '80, oil on wood panel, 17cm by 24cm