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Collection of HW Subbuteo including boxed Stadium Edition (incomplete), boxed Continental Club Edition and four boxed teams featuring Celtic, Liverpool, Chelsea & Hearts/Burnley

NEW CHELSEA PART TEASET PATTERN NO. 6120 together with Thames part teaset

A Chelsea Pottery jardiniere decorated flowers

A pair of framed and glazed a monochromatic engraving of Chelsea by Charley Watson 1819, 16 x 26cm

A Gucci full-length black silk evening gown; a cream lace cocktail dress by Catherine Walker for The Chelsea Design Co.; and another black dress, (3).

A 1930s pale floral Liberty print tea dress with bow detail to the neck; together with a 1930's full-length white with blue spots muslin dress, with cap sleeves and a pleated bodice; a fine cotton blue and white medallion print short-sleeved summer dress of a similar date; a 1960s tiered floral cotton Chelsea Girl maxi-skirt; a cream crochet shawl; and a 1940s leather handbag, (6).

A mid 18th Century Chelsea Plate (circa 1752-58) with a lobed edge, hand decorated and gilded in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern with a spray of chrysanthemums within a border of alternate panels of flowering plants and a diaper pattern, blue anchor mark to underside, 24.5cm wide, purchased with Stockspring Antiques 2011

A Chelsea Plate (circa 1752-58) lobed rim, hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern with chrysanthemums and other flowers within alternating panels etc., unmarked, 24.5cm wide, Provenance, "The Lloyd Collection", bears paper label, purchased Klaber & Klaber 2000

Three mid 18th Century Chelsea Dishes, each with lobed edged and hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern, each approx. 21cm diameter, one Plate with central painted blue anchor mark (3)

A very fine Chelsea mid 18th Century Dish, lobed border and hand decorated and gilded in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern, double concentric circles mark to underside, 19.5cm diameter

A mid 18th Century Chelsea Plate (circa 1752-58) lobed rim, hand decorated and gilded in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern with alternating panels of flowering plants etc., blue anchor mark to underside, a profusions of original labels including Frank Hurlbutt Collection, purchased Klaber & Klaber 2006

A Chelsea-Derby Plate (circa 1770-1775), hand decorated with a central Adam style urn with red flower swags in the Brocade pattern, gilt edge border and floral swags decorated in enamels, 19.5cm wide, gold anchor mark to underside, originally purchased Klaber & Klaber 2011

A mid 18th Century Chelsea oval Platter, centrally hand decorated with a floral spray within gilt highlighted border with four further smaller sprays, various labels to underside, Provenance originally ex. Klaber & Klaber, painted gold anchor mark to underside

Four mid 18th Century Chelsea Plates (circa 1752-58), each with lobed edge and hand decorated and gilded in the Brocade pattern, each approx. 24.5cm diameter, some labels and two with blue painted anchor marks (some damage) (4)

A mid 18th Century Chelsea red anchor mark Soup Plate, scalloped edge and hand decorated with various floral sprigs etc., (hairlines), red anchor mark to underside, 23cm wide

A Chelsea Plate (circa 1752-58) with lobed rim, hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern with a spray of chrysanthemums within alternate panels etc., ex. Robert Drane Collection (Cardiff), paper label verso, 24.5cm diameter together with one other similarly decorated Plate (badly damaged and repaired), both bear labels for Klaber & Klaber (2)

Two mid 18th Century Chelsea Porcelain leaf shaped Dishes, each finely decorated with floral and applied sprays and sprigs, the handles modelled as branches, circa 1754, various labels to underside (including Christie's), originally purchased Klaber & Klaber 1909, 27cm long, (some hairlines), painted red anchor mark to underside

A Chelsea Plate (circa 1752-58) lobed rim, hand gilded and decorated in the Imari palette in the Brocade pattern with chrysanthemums and other flowers within alternating panels etc., unmarked, 24.5cm wide, Provenance, "The Lloyd Collection", bears paper label, purchased Klaber & Klaber 2000

Punk Magazine: Sniffin Glue issue No10 June 1977 Chelsea + Johnny moped in excellent condition

A DERBY GILT APHRODITE AND DOLPHIN INKWELL, C1820 10cm h, red painted mark and a small group of other ornamental ceramics, including a Samson 'Chelsea' sugar box and cover ++All with some damage/repair

A George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded sideboard , circa 1790 A George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded sideboard , circa 1790, the compound serpentine top above a blind frieze drawer flanked by convex and concave cupboards and drawers, on eight fluted square tapering legs, the frieze drawer with ivorine label for MURRAY, 51, King's Road, Chelsea, LONDON, 93cm high, 268cm wide, 94cm deep Provenance: From Cherkley Court, former home of Lord Beaverbrook  

W.A. Bowring, New Zealand, oil on canvas board, inscribed verso 'A Bit of Chelsea', signed, - although probably a view of Hampton Court Palace, 6'' x 8''

A large Chelsea oval dish c.1756, moulded in the Gotzkowsky manner with panels of flowers, alternating with finely painted panels of further English flowers, the well with three butterflies and a dragonfly around further scattered blooms. red anchor mark, a small rim chip, 40.3cm.

A Tournai plate c.1765-70, painted probably by Duvivier, in puce monochrome with a figure standing beside frolicking goat kids and a large recumbent bull in a rural landscape, the shaped rim with narrow spiral moulding, blue crossed swords and Xs mark, 24.5cm. Henri Joseph Duvivier came to Tournai from England, where he was believed to have worked at Chelsea. He is particularly associated with this style of painting.

A rare pair of Chelsea models of sheep c.1755, modelled as a ewe and a ram each recumbent on a low base applied with leaves and flowers, their heads turned and fleece lightly detailed in grey pencilling, red anchor marks, some restoration to the ram's horns, 9.5cm. (2)

A Chelsea-Derby teapot and cover c.1775, the small globular body delicately painted with simple sprays of polychrome flowers, the wishbone handle issuing from moulded acanthus leaves, with further flowers to the sides of the spout, 15.5cm across. (2) Provenance: the Cordwent Collection.

Two Chelsea plates c.1755-56, one finely painted with a large spray of flowers and single stems within a lobed rim, red anchor mark, the other a soup plate moulded in the Gotzkowsky manner and simply decorated with single scatted blooms, a colourful moth and a dragonfly, 23.2cm max. (2)

A Bow figure of a Flower Girl c.1755-60, modelled with a basket of flowers suspended from the crook of her right elbow, her left hand holding the hem of her overskirt, wearing a puce jacket and dark blue hat, some good restoration to her hat, 15cm. Cf. Peter Bradshaw, Bow Porcelain Figures, pl.128. Bradshaw suggests that this figure is perhaps a copy of a Chelsea figure of Spring.

A Chelsea bell-shaped cup c.1755, finely painted with sprays of English flowers including heartsease and convolvulus, with an unusual wishbone handle with flattened thumbrest, red anchor mark, some wear to the brown line rim, 6.5cm.

A small Chelsea basket c.1755, of circular form, the sides formed of interlocking circles and applied to the exterior with small yellow flowerheads at the intersections, the interior well painted with a yellow rose and purple crocus, brown line rim, red anchor and 9 mark, a section of the rim broken and restored, 14.7cm dia. Paper label for the Spencer Collection at Althorp House.

A Chelsea allegorical figure group c.1760, modelled as three putti huddled together on a tall scrolled base, two reading a scroll, while the central third raises his left hand, a furled scroll held in his right, standing before flowering bocage with further flowers to the base, impressed R mark, some damages, 25cm.

A set of Derby figures of the Four Quarters of the World c.1820, each modelled as a child emblematic of Africa, America, Europe and Asia, with various attributes representing each continent, raised on scrolled titled bases highlighted in pink and gilt, blue crossed swords marks, some restorations, 21cm. (4) The models for this series originate from a series of adult Continents modelled by Kändler at Meissen, and adapted into children by Meyer. These were copied by Chelsea from which the Derby figures probably derive.

An early Chelsea white-glazed small salt c.1746-48, formed as a deep scallop shell resting on a base of coral, seaweed and further tiny applied shells, a section broken and cleanly repaired, 8cm across. Cf. F. Severne MacKenna, Chelsea Porcelain: The Triangle and Raised Anchor Wares, pl.4, no.10 for an identical example bearing an incised triangle mark.

Walter Greaves (1846-1930) - The Old Archway, Chelsea Watercolour, traces of black chalk and graphite Signed lower right, with titled inscribed lower left in margin 34.5 x 26 cm. (13 5/8 x 10 1/4 in) Original letter from artist attached to reverse that reads: 'Charterhouse/ Dear Sir/ In reply to your/ letter, the Drawing/ I think was done/ about the early/ Seventies, I don't/ know the Date/ Yours truly/ W. Greaves', dated 2nd December ' by a later hand.

Picnic basket, Copeland Spode 'Chelsea' china, pictures, Oriental trays, china, cased butterflies etc

A set of three Portuguese white glazed platters modelled as fish, together with eight similarly-modelled, vibrantly-decorated plates and dishes, made in Italy for Whittard of Chelsea (11)

New Chelsea 'Primrose Dale' pattern teaset (21)

A Persian Gabbeh wool carpet, red/orange ground. 214 x 262cm. Purchased from Chelsea handmade carpets.

A mixed lot to include a Chelsea part tea set comprising two teacups, seven saucers, five plates, a pair of cake plates and a sugar bowl. A Royal Worcester Roanoke part tea set comprising a teacup, six saucers, nine tea plates, milk jug and a pair of cake plates. Four Royal Worcester Evesham ramekins and a butter dish.

One Volume 'Bit of Old Chelsea' Etchings by Walter W. Burgess RPE, limited to 110 copies containing a series of original etchings all signed in pencil and published by Kegan Paul Trench Trubner & Company, Charing Cross Road, London

A WORCESTER LOW CHELSEA EWER painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, gilt line rim, c. 1775, 4.75" wide

A CHELSEA SCROLL MOULDED VASE of ogee form, with pierced neck and painted in coloured enamels with exotic birds and applied with flowers and leaves, gold anchor mark, c. 1765, 9" high

A CHELSEA DERBY COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER with floral decoration, on a moulded ground with a turquoise and gilt scroll border, gilt anchor marks, c. 1770

Ron Harris Chelsea 10x8 Photo Signed. Good condition. All signed items come with a Certificate of Authenticity and can be shipped worldwide.

Chelsea Gold Anchor plate and a Chelsea Derby matching plate circa 1760 - 1770, both painted with classical urns, swags and insects, gilt painted marks to base, (2) The Chelsea plate measures 21.5cm diameter, the Chelsea Derby plate measures 23cm diameter. Condition report: Minor scuffing to both central decorations. The Chelsea Derby plate is free from damages, the Chelsea plate has a rim chip and a star crack to the body.

Collection of seven Coalport low Chelsea ewers circa 1800, four printed in blue and white, three painted in polychrome, (7) Condition report from left to right, top to bottom of main image: 1: staining, filled chip and associated hairline. 2: two hairline cracks. 3: Enamel wear. 4: No damage or restoration. 5: Restored spout. 6: Small foot chip. 7: No damage or restoration, gilt wear.

Caughley teabowl and saucer circa 1780, painted with target pattern, also two low Chelsea ewers painted in polychrome with flora, (4) Condition report: The teabowl and saucer are free from damages except for a minor nick to the teabowl foot. One ewer has a hairline from the rim to the base and a glazed over foot fault, the other ewer has a hairline to the base of the handle.

Three Caughley low Chelsea ewers circa 1780, printed with pleasure boat and two versions of Image pattern, one marked with S+, (3) 6cm high Condition report: The pleasure boat ewer has rim chips and a stained hairline, the small Image patterned ewer has two short hairlines, the large Image patterned creamboat has a long stained hairline and filled chip.

Two Worcester sauceboats circa 1770, one with moulded body, another with strap fluted body, painted in underglaze blue, also a low Chelsea ewer painted in polychrome with flora, (3) the largest sauceboat measures 17cm long Condition report: The moulded sauceboat has a chip to the edge as well as the kick of the handle, the strap fluted sauceboat has a three small rim chips. The ewer has stained cracks.

Ceramic reference books relating to the 18th century English factories, to include: Adams 'Chelsea Porcelain, Adams and Redstone 'Bow Porcelain', Bradshaw 'Bow Porcelain Figures', Smith 'Lowestoft Porcelain' vols 1 and 2, Watney 'Longton Hall Porcelain' also 'Liverpool Porcelain', Horne 'Liverpool Printed Tiles' Godden 'Caughley and Worcester Porcelains 1775-1800' Barrett 'Caughley and Coalport Porcelain' together with twelve others (23)

A 1970s black watch plaid cape with metal zip and faux fur collar, a 'Chelsea Girl' dark brown velvet coat (early 1970s) two large buttons, a camel heavily fringed jacket with covered buttons (1970s) country western effect

A collection of Subbuteo items to include Bristol Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur, Shrewsbury, Barcelona, Peru, West Ham, Wolverhampton, Mansfield, Ajax, Chelsea, together with a World Cup, Goat Nets, Score Recorder, Log Book, 1974, Catalogue and Log Book

Chelsea, a collection of 39 home programmes from the 1950's, in various condition, included are 9 issues from the 1954/55 Championship winning season

England, a collection of 24 home programmes, 1943 Wales, 1945 France, 1946 Belgium, 1946 Switzerland (at Chelsea), Wales (at Man City), 1947 France (At Arsenal), Sweden (At Arsenal), Northern Ireland (At Everton), 1948 Wales (A.Villa), Switzerland (At Arsenal), 1949 Republic Of Ireland (At Everton), Northern Ireland (At Man City), Italy (at Totteham), 1951 Argentina, Portugal (at Everton), Austria, Northern Ireland (At Aston Villa), 1952 Wales, Belgium, 1953 Rest Of The World, Northern Ireland (At Everton), Hungary, 1954 Wales, Germany

A collection of over 160 football programmes from 1955/56 to 1959/60, a wide variation of clubs, to include 1957/58 Clapton v QPR (FAC), 1958/59 Tooting & Mitcham (FAC), 1958/59 Barking v West Ham (Floodlights), 1959/60 Swansea v Brighton, Brighton Res v Bristol City Res, plus good content of Chelsea, Tottenham and Workington home programmes

Liverpool, a collection of 10 home programme in various condition, to include, 1945/46 Newcastle, 1947/48 (2) Chelsea, Aston Villa, 1949/50 Chelsea, in addition are 2 programmes from the 1949/50 FA Cup Semi-Final game, Everton v Liverpool at Man City (one issue appears to be untrimmed)

1914/1915 Tottenham Hotspur, a bound volume of 49 football programmes, to include 19 League games, 1 FA Cup, 16 Reserve games, other games include London League games, other Tottenham homes include Arsenal (Friendly 22/08/1914), Fulham (Friendly, 06/02/1915), Chelsea (Friendly, 30/01/1915), and Arsenal v Crystal Palace (London Challenge Cup S/F)

FL Cup Finals, a collection of 4 programmes, both legs of the 1965 Final, Chelsea v Leicester, and the 1966 Final, West Ham v West Bromwich Albion

1945 Football League War Cup Semi-Final, Chelsea v West Ham, a pair of programmes from the game played at Tottenham on 17/03/1945, the programmes are in various condtion

FL Cup Finals, a collection of 3 football programmes, 1965 Chelsea v Leicester, 1966 WBA v West Ham Utd, 1966 West Ham Utd v WBA