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Chelsea Stamford Bridge photograph signed by the 2004-05 Premiership winning team, 12 by 8in. colour, signed in black marker pen by Lampard, Terry, Drogba, Cech, Robben, Duff, Parker, Johnson, Kezman, Gallas, Gudjohnsen, Huth, J Cole, Ferreira & Cudicini

Two Chelsea signed footballs, one signed by the 2014-15 Premier League winning team; the other by the Champions League 2013-14 winning team

A Manchester City signed Howard Hotel, London, dinner menu 26th March 1948, the team in the capital for the match v Chelsea, signed in pen to the reverse by 12 City players including Swift, McMorran, Fagan, Walsh, Westwood, Linacre, Sposton, Black, Smith, Clarke & Emptage & reserve Jimmy Munro

Wayne Rooney signed Machester United v Chelsea 2008 Champions League Final programme, signed 'Best Wishes' in black marker pen to the front cover

An autograph album compiled by Sheffield United and Ireland's Billy Gillespie in the 1920s, with a fine selection of team-groups including England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Liverpool, Sheffield United, QPR, Everton, Bolton, WBA, Huddersfield, Cardiff, Man City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Preston, Burnley, Notts Forest, Aston Villa, West Ham, Middlesbrough, Blackburn, Sunderland, Arsenal, Spurs & Birmingham; sold with a letter of provenance from the grand daughter of Billy Gillespie (2)

Menu from the Chelsea Golden Jubilee (1905-1955) Celebration Banquet 14th September 1955, held at the Dorchester Hotel, and a joint celebration of the club's first Championship winning season in 1954-55

14 Brentford home programmes seasons 1935-36 & 1936-37, 1935-36 v Preston North End, Chelsea, Portsmouth, Aston Villa, Wolves, WBA, Stoke, Sunderland, Leeds, Everton & Derby; 1936-37 v Charlton, Arsenal & Bolton

11 Brentford home programmes dating between 1936 and 1938, larger format 1934-35 v Swansea, regular issues for 1936-37 v Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Man City & Chelsea; & 1937-38 v Wolves, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Bolton, Manchester United & Preston

13 Brentford home programmes season 1937-38, Portsmouth x 2 (League & Cup), Fulham, Bolton, Leeds, WBA, Birmingham, Arsenal, Charlton, Stoke, Liverpool, Chelsea & Everton

Chelsea v Leicester Fosse programme 29th April 1909

Chelsea v Newcastle United programme 6th March 1915, F.A. Cup 6th round tie

A collection of 21 Chelsea single-sheet programmes from home reserves matches in the 1920's and 1930's, opposition comprising Crystal Palace, Leicester, Arsenal, Charlton, Southampton, Coventry, Swansea, Brighton, Watford, Reading, QPR, Brentford & Cardiff; plus two practice matches 1937-38 and an unusual London Midweek fixture against Park Royal in 1933-34 (24)

12 Chelsea home programmes, a 1933-34 v Sheffield Wednesday, the remainder from season 1934-35 comprising Arsenal, Liverpool, Middlesbrough, Derby, Luton, Sunderland, Preston, Birmingham, Blackburn, Portsmouth & Wolves

10 Chelsea home programmes season 1935-36, Leeds, Sunderland, Bolton, Middlesbrough, Brentford, Man City, Grimsby, Birmingham, Everton & Aston Villa

15 Chelsea home programmes dating betwen 1936 and 1939, 1936-37 v Sunderland, Preston, Charlton & Huddersfield; 37-38 v Liverpool, Arsenal, Everton, Blackpool & Preston; 38-39 v Leicester, Stoke, Wolves, Leeds & Everton; & and the rarer Bolton issue from the aborted 1939-40 season

A collection of programmes dating between 1946 and 1972, the best represented Arsenal (22) & Brentford (15), other home clubs comprising Coventry City, Swansea, Liverpool, QPR, Crystal Palace, Spurs, Fulham, Cardiff, WBA, Villa, Bristol City, Wolves, Huddersfield, Charlton & Man Utd; plus F.A. Cup Finals for 1957, 1963, 1967, 1970 (+ replay) and Chelsea contested s/f's in 1965, 1966 & 1967, 1972 League Cup Final, two England internationals & Man Utd v Benfica '68 European Cup Final; the lot also including two Director's lounge passes for the FAC 5th Round Replay v Preston 19.2.57

A collection of over 30 trophies, cups and cut glass presentations won by E.D. Webb and mainly of Royal Navy interest, 1920/30s including Portsmouth Port Athletics 1932, Hurdles Invitation race London Athletic Club Autumn Meeting at Stamford Bridge (Chelsea) 1927, also Hong Kong bowling alleys etc, some hallmarked silver including a cigarette case dated 1933

Two signed Chelsea player jerseys, a Carlo Cudicini white & black No.23 goalkeeping jersey circa 2002, signed in black marker pen, Premier League badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered CUDICINI; and an Eidur Gudjohnsen black & blue No.22 away jersey circa 2003, signed in silver marker pen, Premier League badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered GUDJOHNSEN

Petr Cech: a signed white & black Chelsea goalkeeping jersey season 2003-04, signed in black marker pen, Champions League badge, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered CECH

Two signed Chelsea player jerseys, a Shaun Wright-Phillips blue Chelsea No.24 jersey centenary season 2005-06, signed “Best Wishes” in black marker pen, 2004-2005 Premier League Champions badges, short-sleeved, the reverse lettered WRIGHT-PHILLIPS; and a Michael Essien blue No.24 jersey season 2010-11, signed in black marker pen, 09/10 Premier League Golden Lion Champions badges, long-sleeved, the reverse lettered ESSIEN

Christian Panucci: a Chelsea No.2 jersey prepared for the 2000 F.A. Charity Shield, long-sleeved, competition sponsor's badges, the reverse lettered PANUCCI This jersey was prepared by Umbro for Panucci. However, Chelsea manager Gianluca Viali did not select the Italian defender for the starting line-up or the bench.

Billy Walker's final England international cap awarded for the match v Austria international cap 1932-33, red & black This match was played at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea, 7th December 1932. England won the game 4-3 with Billy Walker earning an England recall having not represented his country since February 1927.

RHS spode 1985 Chelsea Flower Show plate, boxed, RHS Aynsley 1986 Chelsea Flower Show plate boxed x 2 and RHS Wedgwood Chelsea Flower Show plate, boxed together with a Wedgwood William Addis blue Jasperware plate.

Collection of football programmes from the 1960's onwards mainly Crystal Palace and Leicester City also featuring Euro 96 Final, Euro 2000 England v Germany etc plus vintage Bristol Rovers and Chelsea pennants

A mixed lot of early 19th Century and later ceramics to include a Staffordshire John Denton Baxter Imari pattern dessert service comprising comport and six dessert plates, printed mark with Prince of Feathers and Staffordshire Knot with the words Celtic China square dishes with moulded shell handles, a pair of New Chelsea square dishes, a 19th Century botanical cabinet plate hand painted to centre with a rose.

Royal Doulton character jugs Dick Whittington 1210/5000 D6846, Lobster Man D6617, character jugs from Williamsburg Bootmaker D6572 and Chelsea Pensioner D6817 (4).

A box of decorative ceramics, including a Wedgwood Clio bone china lidded box, a Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies ginger jar and cover, a Royal Albert Chelsea Bird pattern dish, David Winter cottages and other items.

Richard Stevens and Peter Rodd - Atlas Lighting - A late 1950s chrome plated pendant light fitting from the Chelsea range, with three Whitefriars amber glass cylinder shades

A collection of blue and white ceramics to include Ringtons Ltd tea merchandise, Wedgwood decorated in the Willows pattern, Copeland Spode, Old Chelsea Furnivals Ltd and other (qty)

A 19th century cherub figure, a 19th century German boy figure and a 19th century Samson Chelsea figure

A Myott 'Chelsea Bird' part dinner set

Jimmy Greaves Chelsea Signed 10 X 8 Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink Chelsea Signed Authentic Photo Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

A box containing Furnivals and other "Old Chelsea" blue and white dinner wares, Limoges floral print decorated part tea set, together with a cream and gilt decorated part tea set

A pair of 19th Century French porcelain cornucopia vases with floral spray decoration, bearing blue underglaze mark, possibly for Michel-Isaac Aaron (1845-1870), an 18th Century Chinese blue and white bowl and cover, a pair of Derby miniature bocage figures, a Chelsea style figure of a gentleman with tricorn hat, a miniature Staffordshire figure of girl on a swing, Staffordshire sheep figure and a pair of Staffordshire dogs CONDITION REPORTS This lot (Lot 74): Cornucopia vases - one has damage and wear to rim and gilding, the other has damage to top and gilding and a large crack down main body, both have wear to decoration and a large firing fault to bottom of one. Blue and white bowl and cover - cover has a crack which shows to inside, and various chips to the rim as well as various small firing faults, its base has been broken into three pieces and crudely repaired, various large cracks, stains, crazing, firing faults all over. The pair of Derby figures - gents hands are missing, there is damage to the foliage and flowers on both figures, the lady has one section completely missing. The Chelsea style figure is crudely finished to the hand - unsure whether this is due to damage and repair, firing faults all over, possibly repainted to the back as dull in colour. The Staffordshire figure on a swing and figure of a sheep and pair of dogs all have knocks and scrapes and wear and crazing. All pieces have wear and tear, scratches etc. Please note that this lot does not contain four Staffordshire figures, nor an Italian glazed terracotta figure of a dog (The terracotta dog is part of Lot 75, and the four Staffordshire figures are part of lot 73). Height including lid approx 19cm diameter, 25.5cm. Cornucopia approx 22cm high.

A pair of Sampson figures of "Winter" and "Summer" from The Four Seasons, bearing gold anchor mark CONDITION REPORTS Please note these are Sampson not Chelsea Winter - has had his arm broken off and re-attached, there is a chunk missing off his cape and the fire tips are possibly re-touched as they look quite matt, and he is missing a part of the left toe. Both figures in need of a clean and have various firing faults, general wear and tear. Please see images.

Waterloo, 1815, Troop Serjeant Major, Chelsea Pensioner, service in North America, TRP. SER. MAJ. R. AYSCOUGH 13TH REG. LIGHT DRAGOON, neatly impressed, with replacement silver suspender and bar, with iron cross pin, the bar very neatly engraved in cursive script Rt AYSCOUGH TRP SERJT MJR 13 LD on each side, some surface pitting, Fine; Rob Ayscough confirmed on roll. Later, by 25th March 1819, a Chelsea Pensioner, where it is recorded that he was born c1774 and had served in Canada (though his name does not seem to appear on the roll).

Waterloo, 1815, Irishman, Wounded, HENRY LATTIMORE, 33RD REGIMENT FOOT. Ornament at start and finish of inscription which is neatly impressed, with original iron suspender and replacement split brass ring, later ribbon, Fine - Very Fine; Henry Lattimore confirmed on roll as LATTIMOW. Later, by August 1816, aged just 24, a Chelsea Pensioner, where it is recorded that he was born Drury, Cavan, and had served in Canada (though his name does not seem to appear on the roll, a Henry Lettimore did serve in Canada, but would appear to be a younger man and from Fermanagh). He was admitted following a wound at Waterloo and swelling of the ankle due to marching. He died on 4th November 1866

Copeland Late Spode 'Chelsea' pattern plates and bowls and other assorted plates

Royal Crown Derby 'Chelsea Bird' centrepiece N08/125, commissioned by Peter Jones of Wakefield to celebrate the Diamond wedding of HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH Prince Philip boxed with certificate(1)

Six George Jones 'Chelsea' plates produced Nov 1940(6)

Two Samson figures with the Chelsea Gold Anchor mark, a female figure with hare and a gentleman with basket of fruit and flowers, circa 19th Century

AT CHELSEA Ex-bound volume single sheet issue, Amateurs v Professionals, 7 Nov 1921, fold, slight wear/marks, no writing. Fair/Generally Good

CHELSEA Black and white 12"x10" photo of the Chelsea players celebrating in the bath after beating Leeds 2-1 in the FA Cup Final Replay at Old Trafford in 1970. Signed by Peter Osgood, David Webb, Peter Houseman, Tommy Baldwin, Ian Hutchinson, John Hollins, Ron Harris, John Dempsey, Marvin Hinton and Manager Dave Sexton. Good

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL 2008 Twenty newspapers (15 x English, 5 x Russian) before and after the match pertaining to the Champions League Final. Chelsea v Manchester Utd 2008 held in Moscow. Good

MANCHESTER UTD 1962/63 Twenty eight home programmes, includes all 21 League games, 2 abandoned/postponed v Arsenal and Sheff Wed (reprint), FAC ties v Huddersfield, Aston Villa and Chelsea, and Friendlies v 1st Vienna and Benfica. Thirteen issues are lacking tokens. Some faults Fair/Generally Good

CHELSEA v EVERTON 1938 Programme dated 26 Mar 1938, not ex-bound volume, slight rusting, score in pencil. Good

CHELSEA v MAN UTD Four programmes dated 1949/50 (FAC), 1950/51, 1951/52 and 1954/55 (Chelsea Championship). Generally Good

CARDIFF CITY v MOSCOW DYNAMO Ticket, line-up pages from programme, press cuttings and autographs relating to match played at Ninian Park 17 Nov 1945. Moscow Dynamo's tour to the UK in 1945 was shrouded in mystery and controversy, they played matches v Chelsea, Arsenal, Glasgow Rangers and Cardiff, but a 5th game was secretly planned v Aston Villa with 75,000 tickets printed. However before the match could be played the Russian team were recalled to Moscow without warning. The ticket is for the Directors Enclosure and is stamped "complimentary" (slightly creased and marked). The line-up pages are split down middle and have some editorial that has been neatly laid down. Press cuttings have been laid down onto lined paper with 13 pencil signatures of Moscow Dynamo and their interpreter. Unlikely to be many items that have been autographed by this Dynamo team as they were virtually kept in secret. These items were from the personal scrapbook of W.E.Russell who was the Welsh Official assigned to look after the team in Cardiff. Generally Good

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE / EUROPEAN CUP A collection of 67 programmes to include 10 Finals 2004-2013 plus 57 other matches from the Competition 1970-2010, plus 3 tickets from the Competition including 1978 Final (Liverpool v Bruges), Spurs v Dukla Prague 1961/62 (unused) and Zilina v Chelsea 2003/04 (torn). Generally Good

CHARLTON Two Charlton wartime away programmes, at Crystal Palace 4/3/44 and at Chelsea 6/1/45, slight folds. Generally good

NORTH - SOUTH CHALLENGE 1944 Chelsea single sheet programme, 20/5/44 , Aston Villa v Charlton Ath, at Stamford Bridge. The two teams had won the respective War Cup North and War Cup South. The match finished 1-1. Folds, no writing. Generally good

WAR CUP FINAL SOUTH 1944 Four page programme, Chelsea v Charlton, 15/4/44 at Wembley, War Cup Final South. Charlton won 3-1. Folds, no writing. Generally good

AUTOGRAPHS WAR CUP FINAL SOUTH 1944 Sheet of paper with Chelsea v Charlton Cup Final 16th April 1944 typed on it with the signatures of 13 Chelsea players on the left side and likewise 11 Charlton players and the referee and linesmen on the right side. Signatures under Chelsea include guests Fagan (Liverpool), Mitten (Man Utd), Westwood (Man City) and Hardwick (Middlesbrough). Also includes Joe Payne , Spence and Woodley etc. Charlton signatures include Welsh, Chilton (Man Utd), Jobling, Bartram, Oakes etc. Good

WAR CUP FINAL SOUTH 1944 Two pirate programmes for the War Cup South Final, Chelsea v Charlton at Wembley, one published by Victor, the other by Jones. Slight folds. Generally good

PROGRAMME MISCELLANY Approximately 160 programmes from the 1950s through to 2000s in all Competitions, includes Chelsea v Limbury OB (F.A Youth Cup) 1967/68. Generally Good

CHARLTON 54-55 Set of 21 Home programmes, all League, includes v Man Utd, Chelsea etc. Some of the usual faults. Fair-good

CHELSEA - CHARLTON 1956 Scarce Chelsea four page home programme v Charlton, 22/2/56, Wednesday afternoon, attendance only 8,473 due to Arctic conditions and was , at the time, the lowest Chelsea home attendance since the War. Slight fold, no writing. Generally good

DONCASTER ROVERS Three handbooks, 55/6, 57/8 and 58/9 plus 22 home programmes, all 50s, 2 x 54/5 inc County Cup v Shef Wed, 4 x 55/6 inc Cup v Tottenham (good) and v Plymouth, 9 x 56/7 inc Cup v West Brom and County Cup v Rotherham, 7 x 57/8 inc Cup v Chelsea and friendly v Airdrieonians. Fair-generally good

CUP SEMI-FINALS Two FA Cup Semi-Final programmes, both have punch-holes, Blackpool v Birmingham 50/51 replay at Everton and Arsenal v Chelsea 51/2 replay at Tottenham. Other than punch-holes condition is generally good. Fair-generally good