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A Spode seven piece fruit set in the Chelsea Garden pattern.

"Samson type `Chelsea` gold anchor figure, of a girl in pink edged costume, and a German figure of a maid servant, in Meissen style, 18cm (2)"

"Chelsea porcelain barbed and fluted teabowl, gold anchor period "

2 large bags; 1 of mens brown brogues/lace-ons and 1 of vintage Chelsea style boots

Large bag of mens Chelsea boots plus a pair of red shoes

A Chelsea Derby green floral swag decorated tea bowl and saucer, a pair of Worcester tea bowls and saucers and two others (some restorations)

Six shelves of ceramics and glassware including Royal Chelsea jug, art pottery including Wetheriggs, Penrith

Margaret Finch-Noyes (b 1932) two unframed oils on paper - garden view and landscape study with barn, 39.5 x 57.5cm (Margaret Finch-Noyes studied at Bernard Adams Art School in Chelsea in the early 1950s and regularly exhibited at the RNA and also The Tate)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Pair of good quality mid-eighteenth century Chelsea cups and saucers with finely painted polychrome floral sprig decoration, loop handles and painted red anchor marks (4)Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

Eighteenth century Chelsea porcelain plate with green floral sprays and gilded rim - gold anchor mark, 21cmFurther images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A CHELSEA STYLE COCKATOO, CONTINENTAL, 19th CENTURY, 35cm high.

THE FOLLOWING LOT RELATES TO THE CAREER OF FORMER CHELSEA STRIKER IAN HUTCHINSON A 9CT GOLD 1970 F.A.CUP WINNERS MEDAL the reverse inscribed The Football Association, Challenge Cup Winners, I. Hutchinson, the rim inscribed 1969-70, with ring suspension, in original case Chelsea recorded their first-ever F.A.Cup final win this season. In the replayed final played on 29th April 1970 at Old Trafford, Chelsea defeated Leeds United 2-1. The first match, played at Wembley, ended in a 2-2 draw. Ian Hutchinson played a major part in the victory as he scored Chelsea`s equalising goal in their first match in the 86th minute

THREE MODERN 9CT GOLD CLUB RELATED FOOTBALL RINGS comprising: Celtic, Sheffield Wednesday and Chelsea (3)

A COLLECTION OF TWENTY MANCHESTER UNITED HOME AND AWAY MATCH PROGRAMMES including Bradford, F.A.Cup, 4th round, 2nd replay, souvenir programme, 7/11/49, vertical fold, Chelsea, 19/11/55, Aston Villa, 26/12/58, Leicester City, F.A.Cup final, 25/5/63, Chelsea, 30/4/55, Real Madrid, European Cup, semi-final, 1st leg, souvenir programme, 24/4/68, Young Boys, away, 24/9/58, Arsenal, 1/2/58, Preston North End, the cover autographed by Tom Finney, 26/9/59, Fulham, F.A.Cup, semi-final, replay, 26/3/58, held at Highbury, Drumcondra, John Whelan Benefit Match, 4/8/68 etc (20)

TWO HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN V. CHELSEA, MATCH PROGRAMMES 21/4/47; 27/4/49; a Farewell to Tommy Walker programme; and Kilmarnock v. Hearts, match programme, 13/10/62 (4)

JOHN SAMUEL RAVEN (1829-1877) A STUDY PAINTED ON ST. LEONARD`S GREEN, 1858 Suigned with monogram and dated 1858, also inscribed and dated on the stretcher, oil paper laid on canvas, unframed 25 x 35.5cm. * Raven lived at North Villa, St. Leonard`s (Sussex) from c.1850 and then gave an address in Chelsea from 1858. ++ A few minor grazes/scuffs; needs a clean

A CHELSEA RED ANCHOR SHAPED OVAL DISH delicately painted with floral sprigs, red anchor mark, 9 3/4ins.(24.5cms.) wide

A small group of post war football programmes, mainly Nottingham Forrest and Chelsea (approx 25)

Chelsea Derby floral decorated porcelain plate, circa 1775, in neoclassical style

Shorter and Son, Chelsea Pensioner Character jug and a Kelsboro Ware character jug, a Rington`s jug and cover, Rosenthal Studio Line plate, Mason`s Ironstone and Ginger Jar and plate, German 19th century figures, etc

CHARLES VYSE (1882-1971) `TULIP SELLER`, DATED 1922 polychrome figure group, painted marks to base `C.V`/ CHELSEA/ 1922 26cm high

A large quantity of Chelsea football programmes and ticket stubs for a large number of European games etc.

After Spy, four coloured prints, A Conservative, A Candidate For Chelsea, The Seventh Duke and Black Rod.

John Gilroy ARCA FRSA, British 1898-1985- Portrait of a woman, head and shoulders in a broad brimmed hat; oil on canvas laid down on board, 39x32.5cm: together with six other portrait studies by the same hand in oils on canvas laid down on board and/or board, four signed, various sizes, 46.5x35cm., (max) (7) Provenance: Christie` sale 15th May 1986 lot 171. A copy of the original catalogue to this sale accompanies this lot Note: John Thomas Young Gilroy was born in Newcastle and studied art there, before attending the Royal College of Art. He rose to fame as the artist who lead Guiness advertsing campaigns, notably the Toucan and other animals. In addition, he was a noted portrait painter who was particularly popular with the Royal Family. A Chelsea Arts Club member, Gilroy showed extensively at the Royal Academy and elsewhere. (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A limited edition Steiff Cherished Teddies `Chelsea`, bear, fully jointed in golden brown curly mohair, with brown felt pads, black boot button-type eyes, vertically stitched nose, button and white label to ear, wearing a yellow ribbon to neck and with a lamb companion riding a wooden cart, height 33cm, Ltd. Ed. 2229/5000, with certificate and box

Three books on glass - The Art of Rene Lalique, The Illustrated Guide to Glass, and Irish Glass; together with two books on porcelain - Chelsea Porcelain, and British Commemorative Pottery. (5),20,30

Brill (Edith and Turner, Peter). The Minor Pleasures of the Cotswolds, 1st ed., 1971, b & w illusts. from photos, orig. boards in d.j., slim 8vo, together with Life & Tradition on the Cotswolds, by Edith Brill, 1st ed., 1973, b & w illusts. from photos, orig. boards in d.j., 4to, plus Godfrey (Walter H.), The Parish of Chelsea, Parts I & 2 bound in one (being the fourth volume of the Survey of London), 1913, folding plan, numerous b & w illusts. from photos, folding map contained in rear pocket, contemp. two-tone cloth, a little rubbed and soiled, 4to, with other topography and local history etc., including rural life and mining, etc. (3 shelves & a carton)

Football programmes. Blackpool, 1940’s three homes: Blackpool v. Preston North End, 13 December, 1947 (signed by Stan Mortensen), Blackpool v. Chelsea, 23 August, 1947 and Blackpool v. Derby County, 26 March, 1948, with others including Everton v. Manchester City, 9 February, 1946, Ilford v. Wycombe Wanderers, 14 February, 1948, Leyton Orient v. Northampton Town, 6 March, 1948, Charlton v. Tottenham, 2 September, 1950, Charlton v. Fulham, 29 December, 1951, Blackpool v. Burnley, 16 February, 1952, Aston Villa v. Fulham, 5 April, 1952, Huddersfield Town v. Bury, 25 October, 1952, plus Swindon Town, 23 homes 1950’s-60’s, etc, various condition, some filled-in, staple rust and light stains, 8vo. (approx. 50)

Football programmes. Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea, Fulham, 1940’s, Tottenham homes including Tottenham v. Queen’s Park Rangers, 5 December, 1942, Tottenham v. Reading, 23 January, 1943, Tottenham v. Reading, 3 April, 1943, Tottenham v. West Bromwich Albion, 29 September, 1945 and Tottenham v. Chelsea, 2 March, 1946, Chelsea homes including Chelsea v. West Brom. 20 October, 1945, Chelsea v. Derby County, 25 January, 1947, Chelsea v. Arsenal, 1 November, 1947, Fulham homes including Fulham v. Tottenham, 2 November, 1946, Fulham v. Southampton, 11 October, 1947 and Fulham v. Birmingham, 21 February, 1948, Brentford v. Portsmouth, 13 November, 1943 (cropped at top), plus 10 Fulham homes, early 1950’s, some filled-in, occasional creases and stains, 8vo . (28) The football programme between Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea in 1946 is for a `Friendly`

Football. F.A. Cup Semi-Final, March 27, 1920, Bristol City v. Huddersfield Town, the Chelsea F.C. Chronicle Official Programme, vol. XV. No. 37, 4pp., cover with Grand National illustration “Favourites Both for the Big Jump” by Bernhard Hugh, a few creases, 4to. The semi-final was played at Stamford Bridge, with Huddersfield winning 2-1, meeting Aston Villa in the final, (Villa winning 1-0 in extra time), also played at Stamford Bridge, the first final after the end of the First World War. (1)

A collection of London clubs football programmes including Chelsea v Milan A.C. 16.2.66, and v A.S. Roma 22.9.65, Arsenal 1960-61 games, Tottenham 1965 games; Fulham; etc.

Football Interest. A collection of football programmes including Manchester United V Stoke City cup tie edition, West Ham United V Arsenal Monday 29th August 1966, Cardiff City V Blackburn Rovers 1969, Stole City V Burnley, Everton V Tottenham Hotspur 1967, Southampton football programmes, Nottingham Forest V Blackpool 1965, Tottenham Hotspur V Chelsea 1964, and others England V Wales Wednesday November 16th 1966, etc.

A Chelsea football club commemorative share certificate No.0007259 and associated letter and certificate.

A Chelsea porcelain sunflower dish c. 1750, of leaf form with rustic stem handle in yellow, white, red, and green 8” (20cms) x 7.5” (19cms). (1)

A Chelsea cartouche-shaped porcelain dish, gold anchor c. 1770, with colourful birds of paradise amongst foliage, some restoration 11” (28cms). (1)

A reticulated oval Chelsea basket c. 1770, gold anchor mark, James Giles decorated with exotic binds amongst foliage inside a longhorse pierced border with small handles, 11” (28cms). (1)

Three Chelsea plates c. 1770, gold anchor, each scroll moulded edge with birds and foliage around colourful flowers; together with another red anchor ditto c. 1760, decorated with flowers, all as is, 9” (23cms). (4)

A fine pair of Chelsea candlestick groups, c.1760, depicting Freedom and Matrimony, one a woman holding an open cage and a sheep by her feet, the other her beau with bird on his knee.

A collection of reference books relating mainly to English porcelain, including Minton, Coalport, Royal Crown Derby, Derby, Chelsea, Wedgwood; together with some Millers Guides, etc. (a lot)

Advertising - a promotional papier mache figure `Sex Kitten` used by Whittards of Chelsea to promote their `Cat` range - believed to be unique, this is one of probably approximately ten different promotional models. This one was acquired from Whittards Tea Room, Bridgend, approx 110 cm (h) Bid Online at www.theauctioncentre.co.uk

A Royal Albert Old Country Roses 23cm Chelsea vase.

A mid 18th century Chelsea shaped circular plate, painted with floral sprays and sprigs, purple rim, red anchor, c.1752-56, 21cm d

A Studio Pottery glazed Bowl with Agapanthus decoration impressed `Chelsea England` to base together with small Studio Pottery Bowl impressed JP & Studio Pottery Stoneware waisted Tankard

Tiffany-shaped porcelain dish, in the Chelsea style, decorated in Imari palette, with floral reserves, on star and diaper patterned panels, 26cm wide

KRISTINE MASON "Poppy fields", limited edition coloured print No`d. 215/300, published Chelsea Fine Arts, signed in pencil

DANIEL DE FOE: HISTORY OF THE PLAGUE IN LONDON IN 1665, 1810, old hf cf gt + REGINALD BLUNT: BY CHELSEA REACH – SOME RIVERSIDE RECORDS, 1921, orig blind stpd cl gt (2)

CHARLES JOHN WATSON (BRITISH, 1846-1927), "Chelsea", a Thames river scene, uncoloured etching. 7.25" x 11".

Football programmes - circa 1950`s/60`s including WBA v Bilboa 1958, Chelsea Liverpool 49/50, etc etc (approx 71)

CHELSEA F.C.: Signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by each of the eleven players of a Chelsea FC team from the 2004/05 season, comprising Petr Cech, Paulo Ferreira, Ricardo Carvalho, John Terry, William Gallas, Claude Makelele, Frank Lampard, Damien Duff, Didier Drogba, Eidur Gudjohnsen and Aleksey Smertin. The image shows the players lined up in two rows before a match. Signed by each in bold black inks with their names alone to clear areas of the image. Together with a signed colour 10 x 8 photograph by Jose Mourinho, John Terry and Petr Cech individually, showing the Chelsea players and former manager standing together in three quarter length poses holding various awards. Signed by each in bold black ink with their names alone to the image. VG, 2

CHELSEA FC: Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various Chelsea FC footballers, past and present, including Didier Drogba, Joe Cole, Hernan Crespo, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Wayne Bridge, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Mateja Kezman, Robert Huth, Petr Cech, Carlo Cudicini, Frank Lampard, William Gallas, John Terry etc. All of the images show the players in action poses wearing their Chelsea kits and all are boldly signed to clear areas. A few are multiple signed. All are annotated to the verso in the hand of a collector with details of when and where the signatures were obtained in person. VG, 15

CHELSEA F.C.: Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various Chelsea FC footballers, past and present, including Joe Cole, William Gallas, Carlo Cudicini, Claude Makelele, Jesper Gronkjaer, Hernan Crespo, Adrian Mutu, Glen Johnson, Tiago Mendes, Luiz Felipe Scolari, Didier Drogba, Florent Malouda etc. All of the images show the players in action poses wearing their Chelsea kits and all are boldly signed to clear areas. A few are multiple signed. All are annotated to the verso in the hand of a collector with details of when and where the signatures were obtained in person. VG, 15

MILNE A. A.: (1882-1956) English Author, creator of Winnie-the-Pooh. Brief A.L.S., A A Milne, one page, 8vo, Mallord Street, Chelsea, 26th September 1925, to a gentleman. Milne apologises for not having answered his correspondent`s letter earlier and remarks `In the circumstances you may read the play without fee, and I hope you will have an enjoyable evening.` About VG

SPORT: Miscellaneous selection of signed cards, album pages, signed 8 x 10 photographs, multiple signed Chelsea FC pennants (2) etc., by a variety of sportsmen and women, most individually matted to various sizes, some alongside photographs, framed and glazed (2) including Max Schmeling, Lee Trevino, Venus Williams, Lewis Hamilton (2), Jenson Button, Theo Walcott, Frank Lampard, John Terry, Deco, Michael Ballack, Nicolas Anelka, Billy McNeil, John Clark, Jim Craig, Tommy Gemmell and other members of the Celtic European Cup winning football team of 1967 etc. VG to EX, 17

GLAMOUR: Selection of signed colour 8 x 10 photographs by various glamour models comprising Bernie Dexter, Traci Lords, Rachel Roberts, Nell McAndrew, Mini Anden, Chelsea Beaudin and Pamela Anderson. All show the models in glamorous poses. VG, 7

Cayman Islands gold $5 (The Chelsea Flower show) Proof FDC boxed as issued

21x boxed Subbuteo Teams: consists of Track-suited Team (missing one player and goalkeeper); Sheffield Wednesday (complete); Norwich City (complete); Crystal Palace (complete); Portsmouth (no goalkeeper); Brighton (complete, paint rubbing off); Newcastle United (complete); Middlesbrough (complete); Coventry City (complete); Wolverhampton (complete); Tottenham Hotspur (complete, one base replacement); Stoke (complete); Arsenal (complete); Derby County (complete); Manchester City (complete); Liverpool (complete, some repaints); Sheffied United (complete); Leeds United (complete); Chelsea (complete, some repaints, two base replacements); West Ham United (complete); Leeds United (complete, heavy repaint) Overall F, boxes F (sound, most have several alternate teams written on). (21).

A Mahogany Wall Timepiece, Jas Glen, Kings Rd, Chelsea, circa 1890, circular top with side and bottom opening doors, 12-inch painted dial with Roman numerals, single fusee A-frame shaped movement with anchor escapement, 37cm high see illustration

A set of three George II silver graduated tea caddies or condiment vases and covers, each cover with tapering foliate knop finial above fluting and undulating rim, the pentagonal lobed body with oval guilloche border above later engraved crest, inscribed `Feroci Fortior`, each reeded tapering base raised on a spiral fluted undulating pentagonal foot, London 1743 by Nicholas Sprimont, heights approx 15cm and 14cm, together with three Onslow pattern ladles (some faults). Note: Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771) was born in Liège and apprenticed as silversmith to his uncle Nicholas Joseph Sprimont. He came to England in 1742 and worked as a silversmith until he founded the Chelsea Porcelain Factory in 1745. Owing to the shortness of his time as a silversmith, Nicholas Sprimont`s work is considered extremely rare and important. His best-known pieces are in The Royal Collection.

Four Plant and Tinsley Production Moorland Chelsea Works Trial pieces of pottery, each with triangular and banded decoration heightened in silver lustre, comprising a flared conical bowl, a high shouldered vase, a baluster vase and a tapering vase with flared rim, black printed, painted and incised factory marks to bases.

A Worcester leaf Dish in the style of Chelsea with branch handle