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WAR CUP SOUTH 45 Tottenham single sheet programme for War Cup South Semi-Final, Chelsea v West Ham, 17/3/45, slight folds, no writing. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA Scarce single card programme Chelsea v BK Hacken Friendly at the Imperial College Sports Ground (Harlington) March 15th 1983. Light horizontal fold with no writing. Generally good

CHELSEA Programme Banbury Spencer v Chelsea Friendly 23rd November 1946. Light folds. No writing. Generally good

CHELSEA 4 Page programme 1st World War season Chelsea v Brentford March 8th 1919. Folds with no writing. Fair to generally good

CHELSEA / LIVERPOOL 4 Page programme Chelsea v Liverpool October 1th 1919. Not Ex Bound Volume. Some light restoration. No writing. Fair to generally good

HEADINGTON / CHELSEA Programme Headington United v Chelsea FA Youth Cup 2nd Round 16th October 1953. This is a joint programme with Gravesend & Northfleet on the 14th October. Light horizontal fold. No writing. Generally good

CHELSEA A collection of 210+ Chelsea home programmes 1950-1971 to include v Middlesbrough ,Burnley 1950/51, 3 programmes from 1954/55 , Plymouth Reserves 1957/58, Everton Charity Shield 1970 and several friendlies/European ties from the late 1950's and 1960's. Some duplication and faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM A collection of 107 Tottenham home programmes 1951-1971 to include v Chelsea 1951/52 (tears) and 10 from the 1960/61 Double season, Reserves v Bristol City 1959/60 and Orient 1979/80 both single sheets, many European matches from the early 1960's and v Arsenal 1970/71 (Arsenal's double clinching match). Also includes 1961 Double winning FA Cup Final programme v Leicester City. Some faults. Fair to generally good

PORTSMOUTH A collection of 187 Portsmouth home programmes 1954-1971 to include v West Brom 1954/55, Chelsea 1955/56 , Manchester United 1957/58, Ipswich Town Reserves 1958/59 (single sheet), Dallas Tornado (Fr) 1969/70 (4 Page). Some duplication . Generally good

ARSENAL A collection of 157 Arsenal home programmes 1947-1971 to include v Everton 1946/47, Portsmouth Reserves 1948/49 , Chelsea 1948/49, Birmingham City Reserves, Portsmouth Reserves 1956/57, London v Lausanne Fairs Cup 1957/58, Many friendlies, some duplication, some faults. Fair to generally good

BRENTFORD Nine Brentford home programmes 1947-1965 to include v Chelsea 1946/47, Leeds United 1947/48, Lincoln City 1948/49. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM Nineteen Tottenham home programmes Liverpool , Huddersfield , Sheffield Wednesday , Newcastle 1953/54, Manchester City 1954/55, Arsenal , Wolves , Manchester City (piece missing) 1955/56, Manchester City , Manchester United , Arsenal 1956/57, Chelsea ( Greaves debut for Chelsea ) , Burnley , Birmingham , Arsenal , Wolverhampton Wanderers , Aston Villa , Manchester United , Blackpool 1957/58. All have some faults. Fair to generally good

CHELSEA Peter Bonetti. Six sought after original Chelsea press photo's featuring Peter Bonetti dating from 1967 to 1970. Includes four large format match action photos (circa 12'' x 9'') published by the Daily & Sunday Telegraph. Two 1967 FA Cup Final Spurs v Chelsea & two FA Cup Final Leeds v Chelsea plus 2 x smaller 7'' x 5'' photo's. They include Copyright, Press Association and date etc stamps plus various notes to the reverse. Good

WEST BROM 1952-53 West Brom bound volume 52-3, ex Library copy 43 programmes, all with covers including 21 x League, Cup replay v Chelsea and Coronation Football Friendly v Wolves 4/5/53 plus Reserves home games. Bound in blue cloth with gilt inscription. Good

AT CHELSEA 1927 Chelsea programme, England v The Rest, 17/1/1927, International Trial at Stamford Bridge. England included Dixie Dean plus 3 x Huddersfield players whilst Graham (Millwall) was in The Rest team plus Hulme and Parker (both Arsenal) and two players from both Burnley and Bolton. Rusty staple area hole, fold. Fair

ENGLISH LEAGUE - SCOTTISH LEAGUE 1908 Aston Villa programme dated 29/2/1908 , English League v Scottish League at Villa Park. The Scots were represented by 3 from Rangers, 3 from Celtic, 2 x Hibernians plus one each from Hearts, Kilmarnock and Falkirk whilst the English League had a team from 11 different clubs including Man Utd, Liverpool, Blackburn, Chelsea, Derby and Bristol City. Ex bound volume, minor nicks to spine. Generally good

CHARLTON 45-6 Four Charlton single sheet home programmes, 45-6, v Southampton, Millwall, Chelsea (some ageing) and Fulham, some folds, slight wear. Fair

CHELSEA V SUNDERLAND 1966 TICKET League game at Chelsea 10/9/1966 plus Liverpool home 91/2. Good

ARSENAL V BRENTFORD AT CHELSEA 1942 Single sheet programme for the London War Cup Semi-Final at Chelsea FC which has been folded in four and taped along each fold. Also shows some paper loss with wear around the edges. Poor

CHELSEA Programme for the away Battle of Britain Trophy v. Wealdstone 4/9/1962, creased. Generally good

CHELSEA / MANCHESTER CITY AUTOGRAPHS Home programme v. Manchester City 70/1 ECWC S-F 1st leg signed on the line-up page by Francis Lee, Derek Jeffries, Neil Young and Freddie Hill of City and John Phillips, Eddie McCreadie, John Dempsey, Alan Hudson, David Webb, Ron Harris, John Hollins, Tommy Baldwin and Peter Houseman of Chelsea. Generally good

B.D.V. SILKS Seven including Chelsea, Woolwich Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers, Southend United, Reading, Luton Town and Derby County. Generally good

CHELSEA AUTOGRAPHS 1970 A 12" x 9.5" silver gelatin print made from the original negative using traditional materials showing Chelsea captain Ron Harris being chaired by the players and holding the FA Cup after the 1970 Replay at Old Trafford. It is signed by manager Dave Sexton and 9 players including Peter Osgood, Tommy Baldwin, John Dempsey, John Hollins, Marvin Hinton, Dave Webb, Ron Harris, Peter Bonetti and Ian Hutchinson. Good

CHELSEA - FULHAM 1906 Chelsea triple issue programme, Christmas 1906, teams listed for Chelsea games v Sittingbourne 22/12/1906 South Eastern League, v West Ham United 25/12/1906 London League and v Fulham 26/12/1906, Western League. Ex bound volume. Generally good

ARSENAL AUTOGRAPHS 2002 A red hardback bound official 2002 FA Cup Final programme v Chelsea with a separate sheet on the inside front cover with the signatures of manager Arsenal Wenger and assistant Pat Rice plus 27 players. Good

CHELSEA AUTOGRAPHS Ten signed photographs. Three 10" X 8" colour signed by Matic and 2 by Cesar Azpilicueta, an 11" X 8" colour signed by Petr Cech,16" X 12" colour montage signed by Frank Lampard, other 15" X 12" colour photos include Eden Hazard, 2 X John Terry lifting the Premier League trophy, Cesc Fabregas lifting the European Nations Cup for Spain and John Terry after scoring for England. Most have Certificates of Authenticity. Good

ARSENAL V CHELSEA 1943 Single sheet programme for the Arsenal FL South home match on 6/11/1943, slightly creased, slight wear and scorers enetred. Generally good

WARTIME 1944 Programme, Vickers (Weybridge) FC v RAF XI, 26/4/44 at Vickets Sports Ground, Byfleet. . RAF was largely composed of London players such as Drake, Buckingham, Marks, Male, Joy, Whittaker, Burgess, Smith although Briscoe of Hearts was listed but seemingly he was replaced by Payne of Chelsea and England. Folds, some marks. Fair

DERBY 46-47 Ten Derby County home programmes , 46/7, v Huddersfield, Bolton (grubby), Stoke, Chelsea (Cup), Aston Villa, Wolves, Middlesbrough, Blackpool, Grimsby, Blackburn. Some folds, changes , scores etc.. Fair-generally good

ARSENAL A collection of 57 programmes 52 of which are homes including v. Manchester United horizontal crease and slightly split on spine and Stoke 47/8, Manchester United score on front, small paper loss on back page, tape on front page and worn throughout, Tottenham FA Cup, Wolves and Chelsea vertical creases 48/9, 1961/2 X 15, 1967/8 X 4, 1970/1 X 2, 1972/3 X 3, 1974/5 X 15 and 1975/6 X 7, most of which are very slightly creased and some have team changes. Aways v. Crystal Palace 70/1 LC, West Ham Utd. 1980 FA Cup Final, Luton Town 1988 League Cup Final, Galatasaray 2000 UEFA Cup Final and Chelsea 2007 League Cup Final. Fair to generally good

ENGLAND - IRELAND 1932 England home programme v Ireland, 17/10/1932 at Blackpool, played on a Monday afternoon and the only full International match to be played at Blackpool. England selected players from clubs including Birmingham, Chelsea, Everton (Dean, Johnson) , Blackburn and 2 from Shef Wed. Sixteen page programme, England won 1-0, minor folds, slight creasing. Fair-generally good

TOTTENHAM Twenty sixTottenham Hotspur Reserves programmes 1953 to 1972 to include Brentford , Arsenal (both Cup) 1952/53, Plymouth Argyle 1953/54, Chelsea (single sheet) 1954/55, Arsenal (single sheet) 1955/56, Coventry City 1956/57, Dulwich Hamlet (LCC) 1957/58, Bristol City (single sheet), Nottingham Forest (single sheet), West Ham London Challenge Cup Final 1958/59, Queen's Park Rangers (single sheet), Portsmouth (signed by Frank Saul of Tottenham and by 9 Portsmouth players), Fulham (single sheet), Chelsea (signed by Terry Dyson) 1959/60, Arsenal (single sheet), Cardiff City (single sheet) Watford (single sheet signed by Frank Saul) 1960/61 plus 9 from 1961 to 1972. Generally good

BURY - CHELSEA 63 Bury home programme v Chelsea, 16/4/63, slight fold, team change. Fair-generally good

FOOTBALL CLUB CHRISTMAS CARDS 1961 Twelve official cards for December 1961 including The Football League, Tottenham slightly marked, Liverpool, Middlesbrough, Derby County, Sheffield Wednesday, Preston North End, Chelsea, Peterborough Utd., Aston Villa, Arsenal and Sheffield United. Generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Approximately 60 programmes 1958-1973. Includes 31 X 1950's and Huddersfield Town v Chelsea 62/3 and Gateshead v Walsall 58/9. Fair to generally good

MAN UTD - CHELSEA 54-5 Manchester United home programme v Chelsea 30/4/55, first Chelsea Champions season and signed on the front cover by Roy Bentley Captain of Chelsea and on the line-up pages by the complete United team including Wood, Byrne, Foulkes, Jones, Gibson, Goodwin, Berry, Blanchflower, Taylor, Viollet and Scanlon plus Chelsea players Bentley, McNichol, Parsons, Saunders, Willemse, Thomson plus a couple of other signatures. Fold. Generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Over 80 programmes including Chesham Utd. V Rest of League 2/5/1925 with tears and some tape repairs, Leicester City v Chelsea 61/2, Peterborough Utd. V Hull; City 56/7, Rotherham Utd. 55/6 and Scarborough 54/5 all Midland League, Leyton Orient v Bournemouth 46/7, Liverpool v Blackburn 56/7 and Coventry 60/1 FA Cup number on cover and Ipswich 60/1, Aston Villa v Preston NE 47/8 slightly worn, Notts. Co. V. Man. City 61/2 FA Cup, Newcastle Utd. Reserves v Burnley Reserves 60/1, Southampton Reserves v Birmingham City Reserves 65/6, Aberdeen v Man. City 73/4 Friendly, many of the others are 60's and 70's Friendlies and Testimonials, plus a few non-League including Sheppey Utd. V Herne Bay 58/9, Enfield v Maidstone Utd. 57/8 and Corinthian-Casuals v Walthamstow Ave. 54/5. Plus a 36 page brochure for Manchester United Champions of Europe 1968. Generally good

§ Francis Bacon (British, 1909-1992). Oil on canvas, part of one of Bacon's 'destroyed' canvases, circa 1985. The canvas shows what appears to be a 'pool of flesh' spread across a black background with a straight dividing line on one side marking the defined edge of a small unpainted area. The use of black as a background was frequently employed by Bacon at this time particularly as a background for figures, and there are many examples of pools emanating from his subjects. Examples include Portrait of John Edwards 1988 and Triptych - August 1972 (George Dyer) both of which also incorporate black backgrounds. 10 x 31.5. Provenance; The vendor was a young art graduate and artist working at the time for Chelsea Art Stores. He often served the artist when he came into the shop between 1984 and 1987. Bacon was well-known for slashing and mutilating the canvas of pictures he was not satisfied with and would return some of the destroyed canvases to the shop to be re-stretched. It was from one of these that, with the artist's knowledge, the vendor saved this particular section as a souvenir. It was part of a larger piece of irregular shaped canvas which, because of slashes and damage, the vendor cut to size and framed in a rectangular form. As an art graduate, the young man would talk to Bacon on occasions about the artist's techniques and materials he employed. On one occasion he mentioned to Bacon that to paint in oils on to the rawside of the primed linen as was Bacon's practice, would be damaging to the longevity of his work. The simple reply was I couldn't give a****.!The lot was submitted to the Estate of Francis Bacon for authentication in 2006 and is sold with a letter confirming its authenticity from the Francis Bacon Committee.Artist resale right is payable on this lot up to 4% on hammer price.

Vintage Country House Sanderson curtains, Little Chelsea pattern vix. One pair 162'W x 66'L and another curtain 92'W x 84'L

CHELSEA STYLE TOY SCENT BOTTLE, late 19th or 20th century, modelled as two cherubs and a garland of flowers, gilt floral decoration to base, height 10.5cm

Eight Royal Doulton character jugs including D6817 'Chelsea Pensioner', D6864 'The Lord Mayor of London', D6631 'The Sleuth', D6206 'Beefeater' and D6372 'Johnny Appleseed' (includes one second) (8). CONDITION REPORT: Mine Host is of second quality, otherwise minor surface wear and dirt throughout.

Group of Samson 19th Century figures in the style of Chelsea FC

Royal Crown Derby - an 1128 old Imari pattern wavy edged trinket dish, printed marks, date mark 1919; a pair of Imari 2541 pattern 6" plates; a Lombardy pattern wavy edged 6" plate; a Carlton Gold teacup & saucer; a Chelsea Bird A524 pattern 8" plate; Olde Avesbury chocolate cup; 10.5" plate, a pair of 8.5" plates and a trinket dish

A Charles Vyse 'Punch & Judy' pottery figural group modelled as a street musician with his dog in front of the traditional puppet theatre booth, incised 'Charles Vyse Chelsea', 32cm

Quantity of White Metal/Plastic Toy Soldiers, including: Oryon Collection, set of 3 British Cavalry Royal Horse Guards, Britains 44019 Red Coats 2 piece set, W Britains The Chelsea Pensioners, 8831 The D-Day Landing Set, 5188 Seaforth Highlanders, missing brown outer card box, 5391 The United States Army Band, 17262 Marshal Michel Ney, 40179 The Silver Trident, 40193 Fort Henry Guard, 7304 US Marine Drum & Bugles, Corgi Forward March CC59169 set, Steadfast Victorian Bobbies set,Del Prado Royal Marines Commando, 2 x Armour diecast metal tanks, 5 x Timpo Toyway Action Figure sets & Golden west plastic wagon all in excellent condition (23 items)

A collection of ceramics, to include a Royal Doulton figure of Hope, signed to underside, a figure of Kimberley signed by Mike Allman to underside and a Copeland Chelsea bird plate. (3)

Shelley Chelsea dinner ware approx. 43 pieces

Pair of 20th Century landscapes, oil on board, one depicting primitive huts and dug out kayaks by water, the other with palm tree by water, indistinctly signed, label verso for Hollywood Road Gallery, Chelsea, 29cm x 39cm .

A CROWN CHELSEA TEASET with a gilt border

*Eileen Hogan (b.1946)'CHELSEA ARTS CLUB 2'Signed with initials and dated '95 l.r., oil on board24 x 28cmExhibited: Royal Academy, London, Summer Exhibition, 1997.*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.

A group of autographs and photographs including a Christmas card dated 1939 for The Green Howards and signed Tony, Convict 4392387, various vintage and later celebrity cards including photographs of Norman Wisdom, signed and dedicated, Jean Simmons, with signature, signed postcards from Joan Greenwood, Susan Shaw, Kathy Staff, boxer Johnny Williams, The Red Arrows 1999 poster with signatures for the pilots and Football ephemera comprising a photograph of Tottenham Hotspur team with signatures and a programme for Tottenham Hotspur All Stars XI against Ex Peterborough United XI dated Sunday 10th September 1995, and a True Blue Chelsea FC 2005/6 photographic card with facsimile signatures. (20)Provenance: from the private collection of a local collector, who was collating items for a museum.

Royal Doulton 'African Series' plate, Royal Albert 'Memory Lane' coffee pot, Beswick style Pheasant, Royal Stafford part teaware, Royal Doulton 'The Chelsea Rose' tea for two, 19th century cups and saucers, sea shells, Shelley Mabel Lucie Attwell saucer and miscellanea in three boxes Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Shelley 'Chelsea' pattern part tea and dinner serviceTo include seven teacups, breakfast cup, coffee can, egg cup, six saucers, various side and sandwich plates and two oval platters (qty)

Twenty boxed Subbuteo football teamsComprising Arsenal, Watford/Oxford United, Sheffield Wednesday, Spurs, Portsmouth, Everton, Sunderland, Newcastle United, Anderlecht, Coventry City, Manchester City, Leeds United, Crystal Palace, Southampton, Burnley, Blackpool, Exeter City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Hibernian

A Spode bone china figurine of Sarah by Pauline Shone, height 25cm, boxed, together with a Spode bone china figurine Chelsea figures No. 2, height 23cm, and one other continental porcelain figure (3)

A Chelsea Clock Co. Boston U.S Government maritime clock. Diameter 26cm.

A collection of ceramics to include Chelsea Burslem scenic oval plate, small character jugs, cups & saucers, Foley jug and other similar items (2 trays)

Spode pottery figure of huntsman with hound holding bird, marked Chelsea no 3, height 20cm and Herend porcelain figure of a girl with dolly (2)

A Chelsea Porcelain Knife Handle, circa 1755, moulded with scrolls and flowers, the steel blade stamped BROWN, 29cm long overall; and Two Similar Cutlery Handles, 9.5cm long (3)

A Chelsea Porcelain Dessert Plate, circa 1765, of fluted circular form, painted with flowersprays and scattered sprigs and with birds amongst branches, gold anchor mark, 22cm diameter; and A Similar Plate, red anchor mark, 22cm diameter (2)