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CHELSEA SIGNED PHOTOS Ten signed 12” x 8” photos (b/w & col), showing former Chelsea players from the 1960s – 1980s, including images of Harris, Bentley, Blunstone, Hudson, Brabrook etc, all signed using a permanent marker. Good

LONDON FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Nine programmes from 1950's including Millwall homes v. Nottingham Forest 15/9/1945 and Spandau 57/8 Friendly, Charlton v Chelsea 54/5, Fulham v Sheff. Weds. 55/6 and Arsenal homes v Wolves 57/8, Nottm. Forest 58/9, WBA and Rotherham FA Cup 59/60 and Crystal Palace v International Managers XI 55/6. Generally good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1927-28 Bound volume containing 44 Watford home programmes, 1927-28, complete with covers, First team and Reserves, 21 x Division 3 South homes plus postponed issue v Gillingham, 20 x Reserves in London Combination, friendly v St Albans City (1st team) and Cup v Brighton.. Division 3 South games include v Coventry, Walsall, Swindon, Luton, Charlton, Plymouth, C.Palace, Torquay, Brentford, Gillingham (postponed and re-arranged issues), Newport, Brighton, QPR, Bristol Rovers, Exeter, Millwall, Norwich, Merthyr Town, Southend, Northampton, Bournemouth. Reserves issues include v Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea, West Ham, Millwall, Charlton, Luton, C.Palace, Brighton and Brentford plus others. The bound volume was formerly the property of the Watford Club Secretary and is bound in blue cloth with inscription on the front . Watford played in blue at the time.. Programmes, with covers, are all in good condition. Good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1930-31 Bound volume containing 41 Watford home programmes, 1930-31, all with covers. Includes First team and Reserves. 21 x Division 3 South, 2 x FA Cup, Amateur International Trial and 17 x Reserves. Amateur Trial is England v The Rest and includes many Corinthian players but only one player from the North of England. Division 3 South games are a set of 21 , v Norwich, Swindon, QPR, Luton, Notts County, Thames (first League season), Newport, Exeter, Torquay, Brentford, Southend, Walsall, Fulham, Bournemouth, Clapton Orient, Bristol Rovers, Gillingham, Brighton, Coventry, Northampton and Crystal Palace. The two FA Cup games are v Luton and v Brighton and the 17 Reserves include games v Leicester, Millwall, Chelsea, Tottenham, Fulham, Arsenal, Brentford, Crystal Palace, Brighton and QPR. Four Reserves games programmes are not included ( they are all midweek games ) and full programmes were probably not printed. The volume is bound in blue cloth with appropriate inscription to front and was formerly the property of the Club Secretary. Good

MILLWALL Seven home programmes 1945/6 season in sub-standard condition, all are creased, some have minor tears and some have minor paper loss, v. Birmingham, Chelsea, Brentford, Charlton, Aston Villa League and FA Cup and Northampton FA Cup. Fair

1940'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Four single sheet wartime programmes, Arsenal v Derby County 45/7, folded and team changes. The other 3 programmes have punched holes: Chelsea v Luton 43/4 slightly creased, and 2 X FL South War Cup Semi-Finals played at Tottenham Hotspur FC, Charlton v Reading 42/3 creased and worn and Chelsea v West Ham United 44/5 slightly creased and team changes. Fair

HULL-CHELSEA TICKET Match ticket, Hull City v Chelsea, 31/3/66, Cup replay , seat ticket. Generally good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1932-33 Bound volume containing 41 Watford home programmes, all with covers, 1932-33. Includes 21 x Division 3 South programmes (set), Cup v Southend, friendly v Corinthians (played on a FA Cup date as Watford were exempt until the 3rd Round due to their Cup run of the previous season). Also includes 17 x London Combination Reserve team games including v Chelsea, Bristol City, Luton. Arsenal, West Ham, C.Palace and Brentford. Division 3 South games are v Reading, Brighton, Aldershot (first Football League season), Southend, Gillingham, Luton, Torquay, Coventry, Northampton, Swindon, Newport, Norwich, Bristol Rovers, QPR, C.Palace, Exeter, Brentford, Bristol City, Cardiff, Clapton Orient and Bournemouth. Bound in blue cloth with inscription to front cover, formerly the property of the Club Secretary. Good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1933-34 Bound volume containing 44 Watford home programmes, 1933-34, all complete with covers.. Set of 21 Division 3 South programmes, 21 x London Combination Reserves games, FA Cup v Reading and Cranwell v Henlow, RAF Senior Cup Final. Division 3 South games are v Cardiff, Bournemouth, Gillingham, Bristol Rovers, Coventry, Northampton, QPR, Clapton Orient, Brighton, Charlton, Exeter, Norwich, Crystal Palace, Southend, Reading, Luton, Torquay, Newport, Aldershot, Bristol City and Swindon. Set of Reserves programmes includes v Brighton, Brentford, Arsenal, Charlton, Tottenham, Chelsea and Luton. Bound in blue cloth with inscription and formerly the property of the Club Secretary. All have covers. Good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1934-35 Bound volume containing 42 Watford home programmes, 1934-35, all complete with covers and formerly the property of the Club Secretary. Contains 21 x Division 3 South (set), 2 x FA Cup v Corinthians and v Walsall, 17 x Reserves (London Combination ) and 2 others , a Reserves friendly v Birmingham Reserves and the Herts County Cup Final , Leavesden v St Albans City. Division 3 South games are v Brighton, Millwall, Clapton Orient, Reading, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Southend, QPR, Charlton, Swindon, Newport, Bristol City, Coventry, Gillingham, Northampton, Aldershot, Luton, Crystal Palace, Exeter, Bristol Rovers and Torquay . Reserves includes games v Chelsea, Tottenham, Brentford, West Ham, Millwall, Fulham, QPR, Leicester and Brighton. Two have loose pages but are complete. Bound in blue cloth and front cover inscribed. Generally good

DARLINGTON V CHELSEA 1958 Programme for the FA Cup Replay at Darlington 29/2/1958. Generally good

WATFORD BOUND VOLUME 1936-37 Bound volume containing 43 Watford home programmes, 1936-37, all have covers, includes 21 x Division 3 South (set), 21 x Reserves London Combination games (set) and a benefit match for T.Barnett at home to Fulham. Formerly the property of the club secretary, the volume is bound in blue cloth and the front cover is inscribed. The Division 3 South programmes are v Gillingham, Southend, Swindon, Bournemouth, Bristol Rovers, Cardiff, Exeter, QPR, Torquay, Clapton Orient, Newport, Brighton, Aldershot, Millwall, Northampton, Luton (special issue with team group pictures), Crystal Palace, Reading, Walsall, Bristol City and Notts County. The Reserves programmes include games v Bournemouth, Millwall, Leicester, QPR, Tottenham, Swansea, Brentford, Arsenal, West Ham, Bristol City, Brighton, Chelsea and Charlton. Good

AT CHELSEA 1944 Single sheet programme, England XI v Combined Services XI, 29/4/44 at Stamford Bridge, slight fold, scores noted neatly. Generally good

[GORDON CHARLES]: (1833-1885) British Army officer and administrator, known as Chinese Gordon. GORDON HENRY W. (1818-1887) British Commissary-General, served in the Crimean War. Elder brother of Charles Gordon. An excellent A.L.S., H. W. Gordon, four pages, 8vo, Chelsea, 10th February 1885, to [Sir Thomas Francis?] Wade. Gordon thanks his correspondent for their sympathy ‘and for all you say about my Brother’ and continues ‘It is a sad state of suspense to be in, and we think it not likely to be put an end to for some time. I cannot believe he is holding out. I cannot see how he could do so since the Rebels have artillery. He must, in my opinion, have yielded from famine combined with treachery….he told Wolseley he had only 40 days provisions’ and further commenting ‘One curious thing is that Wilson did not speak of seeing steamers at Kartoum (sic) of which there ought to have been some eight or ten. Probably Gordon sent away the Egyptian families to the Equator. I don’t think that if taken alive, the Madhi would kill him.’ A letter of remarkable content. Two very small, extremely minor traces of former mounting to the upper two corners of the final page, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VG Gordon’s letter is written less than a week after the first telegraphic rumours of his brother’s death had reached England. On 24th January 1885 two steamers carrying British soldiers of the Sussex Regiment (wearing clearly identifiable red tunics) were sent on a reconnaissance mission to Khartoum, with orders from Field Marshal Garnet Wolseley not to attempt to rescue Gordon or deliver ammunition or food. In the evening of the same day the Mahdi met with his generals who advised that, with the Nile low and Wolseley close, the time was right to either storm Khartoum or retreat. At dawn on the morning of 26th January 1885 the Ansar began their final attack by storming the city. After just an hour of fighting the starved defenders had abandoned the fight and Khartoum was theirs. The Ansar took no prisoners and all of the approximately 7000 defenders were killed. On arriving at Khartoum on 28th January, the relief force discovered that the city had been captured and Gordon had been killed two days earlier.

WILDE, OSCAR (1854-1900) (And others) Signature and entry in a leather bound and gilt embossed Visitors Book from the Royal Bath Hotel, Bournemouth, with 16 Tite Street, Chelsea. SW. in Wilde's hand, c1891; together with another entry by Wilde but dated in another hand 8/11/92, with Wilde's signature and further guests listed in Wilde's hand including Lord Alfred Douglas, author and poet, son of the 9th Marquess of Queensbury and Wilde's lover. It was in 1892 that Douglas wrote the poem 'Two Loves', most famously used against Wilde at his trial and with the sometimes misattributed line 'the love that dare not speak its name'. Two other guests noted by Wilde are Maurice Salis-Schwabe, whose name was essentially suppressed and Charles Spurrier Mason; a line in Wilde's hand finishes the entry with 'all charmed with the beauty and comfort of the hotel'. The volume contains several hundred other entries and includes many notable and worthy people from the world of politics, the arts, science, military and naval history and many titled individuals. Examples include Sir John Everett Millais,Charles Wyndham, Sir Charles and lady Hallé, Rear Admiral Augustus Ludlow Case U.S.N., Christopher Bradshaw of Bradshaw's Guides, J.J. Paderewski, Polish composer, statesman and prime minister, Baron & Baroness George de Reuter (2nd baron, of Reuters fame)- to name but a few.The Royal Bath Hotel was Bournemouth's first prestige hotel and was opened on the same day as Queen Victoria's coronation on the 28th June 1838. It was a favourite amongst the wealthy and fashionable of the 19th and early 20th centuries and was renowned for its high levels of service

ROYAL DOULTON FIGURE "Chelsea Pensioner HN639", 15.25cm

PAIR OF DERBY STYLE CHERUB GARDENER PUTTO modelled holding baskets of flowers with bocage background, on rococo bases, painted in polychrome highlighted with gilding, 13cm, and a pair of Chelsea gold anchor style cherub and lamb groups (4)

AN EXTENSIVE COPELAND SPODE 'CHELSEA' PATTERN DINNER SERVICE comprising 13 dinner plates, 12 soup bowls, 11 dessert plates, 12 side plates, pair lidded tureens, pair sauce tureens on stands, pair small meat plates, set of three graduated meat plates, impressed and printed marks to base, with 'EXCLUSIVE TO HARRODS KNIGHTSBRIDGE LONDON SW1' stamp

A 20th century Wedgwood s123 breakfast tea set in a chintz pattern comprising of two cups and saucers, a milk jug, teapot, sugar bowl and lidded jug. The lot also includes two New Chelsea staffs square tea plates with floral detailing with gold patterning. Measures: 10 cm high x 17 cm wide.  

A complete collection of The Football Association Challenge Cup Final programmes from the 1960's, dating from 1960 through to 1969, many with original tickets to include Blackburn v wolves 1960 ( ticket ), Leicester v Tottenham 1961, Burnley v Tottenham 1962 ( ticket ), Leicester v Man United 1963 ( ticket and song sheet ), Preston v West Ham 1964, Leeds v Liverpool 1965, Evetrton v Sheffield Wednesday 1966, Chelsea v Spurs 1967 ( ticket ), Everton v West Brom 1968 ( ticket ) and Leicester v Man City 1969. measures: 24.5cm high x 17cm wide biggest.

The Royal Hospital Chelsea, in original presentation case

FOOTBALL, complete & part sets, inc. Merlin, 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005; Futera team sets (3), Chelsea, Liverpool & Manchester United; Subbuteo (mixed) etc., a few cards signed, duplication, in ring-binders, VG to EX, Qty.

SPORT, anon. flicker book cards, A/E (12) & B/F (20), football (John Jackson, Chelsea) & boxing (Petersen v Foord), VG, 32

A collection of Polish stamps, mid 20th century onwards, used and in fifteen 26x20cm red vinyl stock books, a single Chelsea Album of mint issues 1981-1994, and nine 26x17cm black vinyl stock books with outer slip-cases, containing unused Polish stamps c 1974-1985, (24)

Six FA Cup Final programmes, Leiceter v Man Utd 1963, PNE v West Ham 1964, Leeds v Liverpool 1965, Everton v Sheff Weds (Including Community Song Sheet) 1966, Chelsea v Spurs 1967, Everton v WBA 1968 (6) all vgc

Nine FA Cup Final programmes, Leciester v Man City 1969, Chelsea v Leeds 1970 (and Replay Programme), Arsenal v Liverpool 1971, Arsenal v Leeds 1972, Leeds v Sunderland 1973, Liverpool v Newcastle 1974, Fulham v West Ham 1975 and Man Utd v Southampton, Liverpool Man Utd 1977 (10) all vgc

London War Cup Final 1945 Chelsea v Millwall. Condition: horizontal fold and vertical folds, single hole-punch top left

CHELSEA-DERBY PORCELAIN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE LATE 18TH CENTURY painted with a band of flowerheads within pink borders above petal and leaf tendrils, with gilt highlights and maker's marks, comprising a teapot and cover; a sugar bowl and cover; a milk jug; a stand; three coffee cans (one with handle lacking); three saucers; and two tea bowls (12)

Louise Jopling (1843-1933), self portrait, three quarter length depicting the artist painting herself from a reflection, behind an Oriental screen and various objects within the room, oil on canvas, 41cm x 51cm, signed and dated 1875 lower right, glazed and framed 69cm x 79cm. Condition - in need of restoration, various losses to paint, canvas bumpy to top left corner and generally slack, however, appears free from any repairs, no holes nor tears.More Information: Louise Jopling was a prominent Victorian female portrait painter, she studied in Paris with Charles Joshua Chaplin and worked from her Chelsea studio designed by William Burgess. Advocate of the women's rights suffragette movement and moved in social circles including Oscar Wilde, also associated with artists such as Sir John Millais and James Whistler.

A Chelsea gold anchor marked moulded plate, decorated with flower centre and border of exotic birds and branches, c.1756, 22cm dia. (chip and hair line damage)

A Booths pottery plate, superbly decorated with exotic birds in landscape and flower groups, after Giles, with gilt cartouche on a blue scale ground, c.1900, 23cm dia., another plate after Chelsea, with blue ground and swags with exotic birds, c.1865, 22cm dia. (2)

A Chelsea Derby dessert dish, of circular and fluted form, Anchor and D gilt mark, 1775-77, central polychrome flower spray with three scattered flower groups, blue outer border decorated with grapes and vine leaves in gilt, 21cm dia., and a plate en suite (unmarked), 23cm dia. (2)

A Chelsea Derby shallow bowl, anchor and D mark in gold, c.1775, Broad Smiths blue border with gilt palm leaves and pearls, centred shaped grey urn and swags of pink flowers, three polychrome flower sprays and small scattered sprigs gilt band to foot rim on green flower groups to the centre, 23cm dia.

A Chelsea Derby plate, gold anchor mark, 1775-1784, moulded mazarine blue border decorated with tooled gilt swags and vine leaves, central grey urn with polychrome flowers, and scattered flower sprays decorated in Duesburys decorating shop in Chelsea, 23cm dia.

A rare Derby Duke of Northumberland Service octagonal dish, gold anchor, 1778/1779, decorated in Duesburys decorating shop in Chelsea probably by Edward Withers, the decoration of light blue ground with fine gilt surrounds tooled gilt and white pearls with flower sprays in tooled gilt panels, overall 23cm.

A Chelsea Derby moulded plate, anchor on D marked in gilt, 1773-1777, decorated with a turquoise border with tooled gilt flowerheads and swags above rose swags in pink and green with large central rose, gilt foot rim, 21.5cm dia.

A Chelsea feather moulded plate, unmarked, 1760-70, decorated with romantic urban landscape in polychrome, probably by Boreman, typical Chelsea, scattered insects and flowers, the feather mould border picked out in puce and gold, 21cm dia. (cracked)

Four Chelsea Derby tea bowl and a rare Chelsea Derby miniature tea bowl, c1770, one tea bowl pineapple moulded with rare puce anchor mark, decorated with stylized acanthus flowers and leaves between gilt lines, 7.8cm dia., miniature tea bowl unmarked pink, border with green husks, rose spray to the bottom of tea bowl, 5cm dia., ogee moulded tea bowl, unmarked, (AF), ogee moulded tea bowl, gilt anchor and D mark, typical decoration of flower sprays, 8cm dia., Chelsea Derby tea bowl anchor and D mark in gold, decorated with unusual dentil border of puce and purple above a gilt crow's foot border with flower spray below, 7.8cm dia. (5)

A rare Boreman decorated Chelsea Derby French shaped cup, with tremblouse stand gold anchor mark, marked and incised script N, 1778-1781, both cup and stand decorated with irregular shaped polychrome reserves, with tooled gilt surround with stylized river landscapes between Oeil-de Perdouse gilt/blue ground, probably Chelsea decorated, museum restoration to cup, cup 8.5cm high, stand 16.5cm dia.

Book. The Marks of Chelsea-Derby, of early crossed batons, useful ware, 1770-1790, together with supplements by Stephen Mitchell.

3 Pieces of Chelsea Studio Pottery, (3).

TWO BOXES AND LOOSE ASSORTED JUGS, JARDINIERES, etc, including Sylvac, Chelsea Pottery, etc

FOOTBALL INTEREST; A LARGE COLLECTION OF VINTAGE FOOTBALL to include, Brentford Football Club, 1940's-50's, Chelsea Football Club, 1950's, Southampton and West Country programmes and similar sporting ephemera including cricket

An 18th century carved wood and gilt gesso oval wall mirror with open scroll work and floral vine surround, bearing S. Dawes and Sons of Chelsea Antique Dealer's plaque verso

Pair of ladies black suede L.K. Bennett long boots, size 38, together with a pair of ladies black suede lace up Russell & Bromley heeled shoes with original dust bag (no laces) and a pair of Gabor brown suede heeled Chelsea boots

Copeland Spode Chelsea pattern part dinner and tea service CONDITION REPORT This is very much a part set. Mostly in good condition.One or two with chips and cracks.Assembly of various different sets.22 - 9inch plates12 - 7.5inch plates2 - 9.5inch octagonal plates8 - 10.5inch plates7 - 10.5inch soup bowls1 - 9inch tureen and cover (handle a/f(at fault)1 - 8.75inch soup bowl3 - 7inch saucers4 - 6.75inch saucers7 - 5.5inch saucersTureen stands - One large/one small1 small boat1 cream jug2 coffee cup and 1 saucer5 teacups1 odd lid

Samson Chelsea group of Harlequin and Columbine admiring a bird together with a similar group of Harlequin and Columbine, 5.75ins high CONDITION REPORT Larger group has lost fingers on all hands, restoration to table, loss to staff tucked in his belt and usual losses to boccage, other smaller group has chips to base

Worcester basket form dish painted internally with flowers (handles restored), Coalbrookdale type sprinkler pot (at fault) and a Chelsea saucer painted with butterflies and moths (at fault) CONDITION REPORT One small rim chip and one hairline crack

A quantity of Adderley "Blue Chelsea" patterned teaware

Chelsea Football Club Gents Wristwatch

Wooden Chelsea Football Club sign L: 90 cm

CHARLES BOOTH POVERTY MAP OF LONDON IN 1902, Earl's Court, West Brompton, Chelsea, South Kensington, 45cm x 45cm overall, framed and glazed.

Ladies Shoes: Chelsea Cobbler black suede size 6, Kemps Shoe Salon brown/white leather size 7 & Church's caramel leather size 7 (3)

A Chelsea tea bowl and saucer painted in coloured enamels in the Meissen style with flowers under a brown line rim. Red anchor and stilt marks c.1754-6, saucer 12.25cm.Condition report intended as a guide only.Saucer with some wear to the glaze and enamels. Small patch of glaze lacking and filled on the rim of the tea bowl.

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of Derby County home programmes to include: v. Preston North End 29/04/1953, v. Middlesbrough 04/04/1953, v. Portsmouth 26/12/1952, v. Tottenham Hotspur 11/10/1952, v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 13/09/1952, v Manchester United 10/09/1952, v. Chelsea 03/09/1952 and Derby County Reserves v. Huddersfield Town Reserves 06/09/1952. (8)

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of assorted Derby County home issue Director programmes, scarce issues, to include: v. Chelsea 25/08/1973, v. Everton 08/09/1973, v. Southampton 22/09/1973, v. Sunderland 08/10/1973, v. Queen's Park Rangers 03/11/1973 and v. Tottenham Hotspur 22/12/1973. (6)

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of assorted Derby County home issue Director programmes, scarce issues, to include: v. Leicester City 14/10/1972, v. Chelsea 19/08/1972, v. Crystal Palace 11/11/1972, v. Liverpool 02/09/1972, v. Stoke City 14/02/1973, v. Tottenham Hotspur 03/02/1973, v. Southampton 17/02/1973, v. West Ham United 21/04/1973. (8)

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of assorted Derby County home issue Director programmes, scarce issues, to include: v. Chelsea 04/10/1972, v. Newcastle United 16/12/1972, v. Coventry City 09/12/1972, v. Arsenal 25/11/1972, v. Sheffield United 28/10/1972, v. Norwich City 06/01/1973, v. West Bromwich Albion 27/01/1973, v. Queen's Park Rangers 24/02/1973, v. Leeds United 17/03/1973. (9)

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of assorted Derby County home issue Director programmes, scarce issues, to include: v. Arsenal 26/02/1972, v. Chelsea 01/01/1972, v. Coventry City 29/01/1972, v. Everton 18/12/1971, v. Ipswich Town 22/03/1972, v. Wolverhampton Wanderers 04/03/1972.

The Gerald Mortimer Collection: A collection of assorted Cup programmes to comprise: Aston Villa v. Manchester United 04/05/1957, Bayern Munich v. Aston Villa 26/05/1982, Liverpool v. Manchester United 26/03/1983, Brighton & Hove Albion v. Manchester United 21/05/1983, Liverpool v. West Ham United 01/04/1981, Chelsea v. Leeds United 29/04/1970, Queens Park Rangers v. Tottenham Hotspur 27/05/1982, Preston North End v. West Ham United 02/05/1964 together with a 1964 F.A. Cup Final souvenir. (Q)