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Chelsea - Fine Hand Painted Porcelain Figure ' Male Figure with Bagpipe and Dog ' In a Sitting Position. 8 Inches High. Damage to foot and Hat.

Samson - 19th Century Pair of Fine Hand Painted Porcelain Figures ' Man and Woman In 18th Century Dress ' Both Figures are Marked with The Chelsea Gold Anchor.

* ALFRED ROBERT HAYWARD NEAC ROI RP (BRITISH 1875 - 1971), GREENOCK, WARSHIPS AT ANCHOR ON TAIL O' THE BANK oil on canvas, inscribed verso 30cm x 60cm Framed. Provenance: Leigh Underhill Gallery label verso. Note: Painter in oil and water-colour of landscapes and portraits. Also a mural artist strongly influenced by the Impressionists. Born in London on 21st February 1875. He studied art at the R.C.A 1891-94 and at The Slade School 1895-97, under Brown, Tonks and Steer. During the period up to World War 1 Hayward travelled to West Indies, Central America and Italy, which he always loved. After serving in Artists’ Rifles, Hayward was appointed an official war artist, 1918-9, his resulting work being held by the Imperial War Museum. Exhibited at the R.A., N.E.A.C. of which he was a member, Leicester Galleries, Wildenstein, R.P., R.W.S and Gallery Edward Harvane. His work is represented in several public collections including The Tate. Hayward was a founder member of Chelsea Arts Club

Football, Chelsea FC, original artwork cover by S. Butler of Aberdeen showing Peter Osgood, 1971, with official Post Office cancel celebrating Chelsea's 66th Anniversary of entry to the Football League (gd) (1)

Theatre/Entertainment, a collection of 20 window cards & posters, mostly 1950's but including a few earlier (1923), wide ranges of venues inc. Empire Oldham, Chelsea Palace, Finsbury Park Empire, Empire Swansea, Empire Leeds etc, acts include Harry Lester & the Hayseeds, Anne Shelton, Donald Peers, Billy Cotton, Derek Roy etc (gen gd)

Sports programme, scarce programme covering Paris Sports May to November, 1937 including football tournament involving Chelsea FC, plus Davis Cup tennis, Athletics France v England, also dirt track World Speedway Championship (slight spine tear, gd) (1)

Football programmes, Dutch selection 1950's/60's (6), Dutch FA v London Combination 21 March 1962 inc. players from Chelsea, West Ham, QPR etc, Blauw Wit v Heerenveen 51/2, Sparta v Feyenoord 58/9, Feyenoord v Sparta & Feyenoord v Djurgarden, both 1950's & Go Ahead v Haarlem 69/70 (gd) (6)

Football programme, at Luton Town FC, Eastern Command v South Eastern Command, 25 November 1944, includes players from Chelsea, Arsenal, Leeds, West Ham etc, single sheet (tc & scorers noted) (1)

Football autographs, three single-sided album pages, all 1940's, Chelsea FC dated 6 Sept 1947 (11 signatures), Colchester 10 Jan 1948 (10 signatures) & QPR, late 1940's (11 signatures) (fair/gd) (3)

Football programmes, a collection of approx 130 Testimonial match programmes, mostly 1960's onwards, various clubs inc. Manchester Utd, Leeds, Chelsea, Tottenham, Aston Villa, Arsenal etc (gen gd)

Football autographs, Chelsea FC, ink signatures on two exercise book pages, First Team 1950/1, 14 signatures inc. Bentley, Goulden, Armstrong, Warren, Gray etc & Reserve Team 1950/1 with 9 signatures & on reverse 14 signatures from The Army v Aston Villa game 1950/1 (gd)

Football, selection, mostly 1960's/60's inc. Sport Magazines (2) with Chelsea teamgroups to covers 1951/2 & 1954/5, Tottenham programmes home & aways (approx 25 inc. FA Cup Final 1967, Olympique Lyonnais ECWC 67/8, friendlies etc), various Colchester United press cuttings 1950's plus later press photos & other items, a good selection of Club handbooks/booklets (12), Sport colour teamgroup trade cards 1949/50 (16), GWR excursion Football match flyer 1907 etc (gen gd/vg) (qty, 1 box)

Football, London selection, Evening Standard London Football Special Newspapers, 1970, set of 12 in special folder, plus London Five a Side Championship programmes, 1958, 1970 (with ticket), 1979 (won by Millwall) & 1984 together with a large, 1980's, Chelsea Squad jigsaw puzzle (complete) (gen gd)

Football shirt, Chelsea FC, John Terry, no 26 shirt, believed to be a spare shirt issued for the 2007 FA Cup Final v Manchester United. Embroidered Club badge & match details surround, E-on flashes to sleeves & name & number to back (vg) (1)

Football programme, Chelsea v West Bromwich Albion, 17 April, 1915, Division 1 (good condition, not ex-binder!) (1)

Football programme, Chelsea v Bristol City, 23 November, 1907, Division 1 (good condition, not ex-binder!) (1)

SECTION 30 - A quantity of various ceramic plates and jugs including some 'New Chelsea' and Spode 'Japan' pattern pieces, together with a quantity of cut glass items including a moulded circular tray, decanter and drinking glasses.

‡SIR LAWRENCE BURNETT GOWING CBE (1918-1991)Mare Street, Hackney, 1937oil on canvas28 x 36 in (71.2 x 91.4cm)Exhibited:The Storran Gallery, Piccadilly, London 1938 The Ashmolean Gallery, Oxford 'Members of the Euston Road Group' May-June 1941 no.17 Royal Academy of Arts, London 'British Art in the Twentieth Century' Jan-April 1987, no.162 Musee D'Arte Moderne, Paris. 'Annees 30's en Europe' Feb-May 1997Literature: Bruce Laughton. The Euston Road School. Scolar Press. 1986 (col. ill plate 7)For another London view by the artist cf. 'A view of Wellington Square (Chelsea)', sold Bearne's, Hampton and Littlewood, 4th Sept 1991Laughton wrote that 'Mare Street Hackney' was the best known work that Gowing executed while a pupil at the Euston Road School in 1937/38. It was painted over the winter of 1937-8 as the artist recorded 'mostly before Christmas'. 'Mare Street, Hackney' was exhibited as one of the 'Fifteen Paintings of London' shown at the Storran Gallery, Piccadilly in October 1938, in the company of other works by founding members of the School including William Coldstream, Victor Pasmore and Claude Rogers. Claude Rogers is said to have referred to the painting with affection as 'Lawrence's Tram'.The painting features a no 31 double decker London tram car negotiating a bend in the main street of the Borough of Hackney. It was singled out by Clive Bell in his review of the Exhibition as 'the surprise of a surprising Exhibition'. Recognising it as a significant work by a student of the School, Clive Bell wrote in 'The Statesman and Nation' in November 1938 that if 'Rogers is sensitive, Gowing is supersensitive' by which he meant the delicacy of Gowing's perception of colour.Laughton also noted of the painting 'The artist's apprehension of the subject and place is highly lyrical- in spite of the ostensible drabness of the venue, he paints it as a Venetian might have painted The Grand Canal. But the light is not that of Venice. Grey and Shadowless, it gives the houses of predominantly yellow-grey London brick, dense and tangible surfaces within their sharp silhouettes. Against these grey planes unusual details such as the white lozenge of awning over a shop front, the odd geometric structures of the red and ochre tram,and the two non-conforming house facades (a cream by a red) stand out with increased luminosity'. The various foot passengers, and the belisha beacons (introduced by Mr Hare-Belisha, Minister of Transport in Neville Chamberlain's Government of 1938) are recorded with a provision surely inspired by Coldstream and comparable to the details in the latter's 'St. Pancras Station' which was also displayed in the 1938 Exhibition.Claude Rogers noted in his Memoirs that the Tram itself was slightly 'askew' in the road, a feature which pleased him because compositionally it acted as a stabiliser to the thrust of the orthogonal lines in the picture. 'On the skyline every black chimney-pot is measured in relation to its stack, point by point. the sky is pale and of a grey transparency, giving the whole illumination a feeling of the kind of clarity that occurs after rain' (Laughton, op. cit)The painting also had a profound impact on Graham Bell, one of his fellow artists in the Euston Road School. In the early war years when the prospect of a German victory in Europe loomed, Bell reproduced 'Mare Street, Hackney' in a late 1940 edition of The Studio. He included it within an article that he termed 'Art in the Island Fortress, a survey of contemporary British Art from Walter Sickert and Ethel Walker to Graham Sutherland and Lawrence Gowing'

RETRO CHELSEA PATTERN BOWL. Retro Chelsea pattern bowl depicting an orange tree CONDITION REPORT: The bowl is L: 40 cm by W: 23 cm with Chelsea Pottery incised to base.

A Royal Doulton Toby Jug 'The Chelsea Pensioner'. modelled by Stanley James Taylor.

A Chelsea-type porcelain figure, loosely-robed young female, 9in. - tambourine detached, and five other figures/figure-groups

A Chelsea-Derby porcelain figure, gentleman holding piglet, 7in., together with a Chelsea-Derby figure of a huntsman, both figures with three pad-marks, circa 1770, 6in. - damaged

A Royal Chelsea bone china tea set

Virgin Experience Day - Champagne afternoon tea for two at the 5 Star Bentley Hotel, London, in Kensington and Chelsea. Including sandwiches, cakes, scones, tea and coffee plus a glass of chilled champagne. (Monday to Friday only)

A Liza B Moorcroft pottery vase with pearlised crackle ware glaze and decorated with a fish in greens and blues, inscribed to base "L B Moorcroft '99, Moorland Staffordshire Chelsea Works Burslem"

A Chelsea Derby Gold Anchor sucrier and cover, circa 1770, Gold Anchor mark, sucrier 8cm high, 7cm diameter, cover 8cm diameter Condition: Sucrier, extensive restoration, cover no damage or restoration

A Chelsea Derby Gold Anchor plate and a Derby plate, Chelsea plate has a green floral border with a gilded rim, the Derby plate decorated with green floral sprays and a green rim, c. 1780, Chelsea plate 21 cm diameter, Derby Plate 17 cm diameter (2) Condition: Good condition, no restoration or damage, just slight ware to to the foot rim of the Chelsea plate

A collection of various ceramics and teaware to include, Royal Albert 'Blossom Time', Crown Staffordshire 'Chelsea Manor', Poole, Wedgwood and others, various (3 boxes)

A child's miniature ceramic tea for two, hand painted with penguins, for Whittard of Chelsea, boxed; a miniature Coalport cottage, The Master's House, others, The Umbrella House and Village Church; Wade whimsies and other decorative Wade items; qty

Books - antique and collector's reference, Godden's Guide to English Porcelain; Chelsea Porcelain, Elizabeth Adams; others; children's books, Enid Blyton, Ladybird; qty (2 boxes)

An English porcelain inkstand, possibly Copeland and Garret; a Chelsea Derby caudle cup, painted with polychrome summer flowers; a Caughley Temple pattern saucer, richly gilded and other items (9)

'NEW CHELSEA' CHINA TEAWARES, pink, gilt and florally decorated (over 40 pieces)

Gregori (Mina). Paintings in the Uffizi & Pitti Galleries, Bulfinch Press, 1994, numerous colour illustrations, original blue cloth in dust jacket, spine slightly faded, large 8vo, together with Longford (Elizabeth), Images of Chelsea, 1980, numerous black and white illustrations, original blue cloth in dust jacket, spine slightly faded, large 8vo, (limited edition 236/1000), plus Hagen (Rose-Marie & Rainer), Masterpieces in Detail, volumes 1 & 2, 2010, numerous colour illustrations, original white cloth in slipcase, large 8vo, plus other modern masterpieces and art gallery reference, mostly hardback publications, many original cloth in dust jackets, G/VG, 8vo/folio (5 shelves)

London. Cary (John), Cary's New and Accurate Plan of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark and parts adjacent: viz. Kensington, Chelsea, Islington, Hackney, Walworth, Newington &c with an Alphabetical list of upwards of 500 of the most principal streets with references to their situation, 1792, engraved map, sectionalised and laid on linen, contemporary outline colouring, with a list of over 500 of the principal streets, contained in a contemporary marbled card slipcase with printed label to upper board, worn and rubbed at extremities, 815 x 1245 mm J.Howego. The Printed Maps of London, no.184, state 3. (1)

An oil painting on canvas by Lionel Edwards showing Master Francis Egerton on his pony in a landscape setting, signed bottom left Lionel Edwards and inscribed verso - Francis Egerton on his pony George at Dean and Chapter Farm, Codrington, Chipping Sodbury, painted 1965, with framer's instructions and Egerton address details and J J Patrickson of Chelsea, London framer's label, 50 x 60 cm approx in moulded frame with distressed finish together with a related pencil study by Lionel Edwards inscribed Francis Egerton, in a double sided frame inscribed Lionel Edwards 1878-1966 to the mount, with further sketch verso of a highland Ghillie standing and also with a stag, 14 x 21 cm approx in black and gilt frame (together with accompanying information regarding the commission of the painting)

An oil painting on canvas by Lionel Edwards showing Captain David Egerton on his hunter, signed bottom right Lionel Edwards and dated 65, inscribed verso - Captain David Egerton of Dean and Chapter Farm, Codrington, Chipping Sodbury in the Duke of Beaufort's Hunt on his hunter Walking Stick at Codrington Gorse with a view of Tyning Farm, with further inscribed framer's instructions and address details for Captain Egerton and framer's label for J J Patrickson of Chelsea, London, 50 x 75 cm approx in moulded frame with distressed finish (together with accompanying information regarding the commission of this picture)

Charlie Shiels (British, 1947-2012) - 'Two Women at Herculaneum' Signed, titled verso, approx. 60x45cm, framed. NB: Charlie Shiels was born in Stockport and lived in Manchester. He lectured in art and design at Stockport College of Further Education, later to become Senior Lecturer. Charlie had a one man exhibition at The Blythe in Manchester, The Union Gallery in Chelsea, and The Woolff Gallery in Shoreditch, London. Charlie also produced commissioned work for BBC Publications, London Underground (poster design), Corgi Books, Marks & Spencer and numerous others.

Charlie Shiels (British, 1947-2012) - 'The Clown' Pastel, signed, approx. 66x44cm, framed. NB: Charlie Shiels was born in Stockport and lived in Manchester. He lectured in art and design at Stockport College of Further Education, later to become Senior Lecturer. Charlie had a one man exhibition at The Blythe in Manchester, The Union Gallery in Chelsea, and The Woolff Gallery in Shoreditch, London. Charlie also produced commissioned work for BBC Publications, London Underground (poster design), Corgi Books, Marks & Spencer and numerous others.

Anita Klein (b. 1960) - 'The Secret' Pencil signed limited edition etching, no 3/15, signed and dated (19)92, approx 22x18cm, framed. NB: Anita Klein was born in Australia in 1960 and moved to England while young, studied at both Chelsea School of Art and The Slade School of Art and was made a fellow of The Royal Society of Painter Print Makers in 1985 and elected president in 2002. For further information please see www.anitaklein.com.

Anita Klein (b. 1960) - 'Upstairs Phone' Pencil signed etching, signed and dated (19)90, approx 25x20cm, framed NB: Anita Klein was born in Australia in 1960 and moved to England while young, studied at both Chelsea School of Art and The Slade School of Art and was made a fellow of The Royal Society of Painter Print Makers in 1985 and elected president in 2002. For further information please see www.anitaklein.com.

Pair of Chelsea style figures - man in floral coat with shoulder basket of encrusted flowers on a naturalistic base, height 24cm, and a woman in mauve hat carrying flower basket on a round base with gilding and encrusted flowers, height 23cm, each with gilt anchor marks

Spencer Hodge: Framed Limited Edition print of a Tiger, Chelsea Green Editions 97/850.

Michael Williams: Framed oil on canvas: Signed and dated; the Red Lion Pub in Chelsea.

A boxed set of Chelsea Steel soup spoons

A pair of porcelain figures in the manner of Chelsea, designed as a female shepherdess and a male musician and dog, each picked out in bright polychrome enamels and florally encrusted, gold anchor to reverse of both, (at fault) 18cm high (2)

A porcelain figure of a putto in Chelsea style, modelled with a drum, picked out in polychrome enamels, gilt anchor to reverse, 8cm high along with a German porcelain miniature model of a monkey eating apples, impressed '2578', 5.2cm high (2)

A selection of cups, saucers and side plates by New Chelsea in the "Dorothy Vernon" pattern, in good condition.

A Royal Chelsea floral tea service comprising twelve cups and saucers, cake plate, six plates, milk and sugar

PROGRAMMES Four programmes, England v France 3/10/51 at Arsenal (Festival of Britain), Charlton v Chelsea 19/8/63 (practice match), Aston Villa double issue v Man City / Sunderland 47/8 and World Cup 66 Tournament programme. Some minor faults. Fair-generally good

JIMMY FLOYD HASSELBAINK CHELSEA PLAYER ISSUE SHIRT A yellow with blue trimmings long sleeve shirt with The F.A. Premier League arm flashes and Hasselbaink 9 on the back and signed on the front, match unknown. Good

EMMANUEL PETIT CHELSEA PLAYER ISSUE SHIRT A blue short sleeve shirt with The F.A. Premier League arm flashes and Petit 17 on the back and signed on the number 7 on the back, match unknown. Good

1971 ECWC FINAL - REPLAY Real Madrid v Chelsea played 21 May 1971 in Piraeus, Greece. Rare "Dicen" daily Spanish football magazine / newspaper dated 21 May 1971. Includes full programme style team line-ups and previews with front cover headline coverage. Also reviews including team line-ups Badalona v QPR Friendly played 20 May 1971 in Badalona. Ink writing on cover. Fair-generally good

CHELSEA - SHEF WED 1934 Chelsea home programme v Shef Wed, 29/8/1934. Wednesday won 2-1 in what turned out to be a successful season for them as they won the Cup and finished third in the League. Ex bound volume. Good

CHELSEA - SHEF WED 1936 Chelsea home programme v Wednesday, 7/3/1936, Wednesday won 2-1. Fold, team changes. Fair-generally good

WEST HAM - CHELSEA 60 Four page West Ham programme, "A" team v Chelsea "A", 2/5/60, Metropolitan League Professional Cup Final. Good

CHELSEA - WEST HAM 1953 Four page Chelsea home programme v West Ham, 2/11/53, London FA Cup Semi-Final, slight fold, team change. Generally good

1940'S Collection of London area programmes, mainly Wartime, comprises Aldershot v Brighton 4/5/46 (worn and tear along fold), Fulham v Brighton 3/3/45 and 30/12/44, Fulham v Aston Villa 27/10/45 and v Brentford 4/11/44, Chelsea v Brentford 16/12/44 and v Portsmouth 20/1/45 and Charlton v Brentford 2/3/46 (FA Cup). Most are generally good, slight folds etc, occasional team change or minor tear. Fair-generally good

WEST HAM TICKETS Collection of West Ham tickets, 107 away match tickets 2000 onwards, + away at Palermo 28/9/2006, 4 x 2004 Play-Off Final tickets, 4 x 2005 Play-Off Final, 2 x 2012 Championship Final, 4 x FA Cup Semi-Final 2006, 2 x Cup Final 2006, 2 x Hammers Player of the Year Awards Dinner 2006, 4 x West Ham home tickets 1980s including v Chelsea 25/11/86 (Full Members Cup), away tickets at Tottenham 83/4, QPR 83/4, Arsenal 84/5 and 85/6., 14 x West Ham home tickets (90s) and several other tickets including 2 x Barry Manilow 2011 at O2 and Chickenfoot at O2Academy, Brixton 2012. Around 150 tickets in total, some folds etc but mostly generally good-good. As described

PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Collection of 23 single sheets and 4 pager programmes. 1953-2002 mainly Reserves and Youth including London v Berlin at Arsenal 1952/53, Chelsea Reserves v Arsenal 1955/56, Chelsea v Southampton (FAYC) 1957/58, Chelsea v Arsenal (FR) 1976/77, Coventry Reserves v Luton Reserves 1960/61, single sheet. Some faults. Generally good

MANCHESTER UTD Nine Manchester Utd homes I x 1948/49 v Preston and 8 x 51/52 inc v Man City, Chelsea. Some faults. Fair - generally good