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Lot 1071
Football programmes: 1965/66 to 1969/70, a good collection of London Club programmes, various Clubs inc. Arsenal, QPR, Tottenham, Chelsea etc, several friendlies, European games, cup ties etc plus England Internationals, Finals at Wembley, a few reserves, Non League etc, majority with original press reports (most with neat tc, scores on line-up pages, gen gd/vg) (280+)
Lot 118
A CHELSEA-DERBY DESSERT DISH of kidney shape, gilt by Thomas Soare and painted with a central group and scattered roses in gilt spearhead cavetto, the cobalt border with tooled gilt vines, the footrim also gilt, 25.5cm w, incised N, painted crown over D in blue, c1778-81 ++A few light glaze scratches that are light and not particularly noticeable, a fine example
Lot 5
A Chelsea dark-blue ground plate, painted with exotic birds, the centre with a turnip, 21.5cm diameter, gold anchor mark, circa 1760; a Chelsea-Derby shaped rectangular two-handled basket, painted with sliced fruit, 23cm in length, gilt mark, circa 1780; and a ‘Bishop Sumner’ pattern plate. Provenance: The property of the late Mrs G.D. Otto.
Lot 1377
T Goode & Co Ltd, `New Chelsea` pattern tea wares, sixteen tea cups, twenty saucers, twenty side plates, two slop bowls, three cake plates, a muffin dish and cover, a milk jug, a cream jug, and two smaller bowls Reputedly given to the vendor`s mother by HRH The Princess Royal (Queen Mary) on her wedding day (66)
Lot 426
FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES: FA Cup Final Everton v Sheffield Wednesday May 14th 1966; FA Cup Semi Final Everton v Leeds Utd. April 27th 1968; FA Cup Final Tie Leeds Utd. v Liverpool May 1st 1965; some international games including England v Brazil May 8th 1963; England v France March 12th 1969; and others including Chelsea v Leeds United 27th February 1952 (13 programmes) and 12 Football League Reviews etc ++generally good
Lot 1424
A set of Medals and fascinating connected items including an Oak mounted Death Penny awarded posthumously to Edward Crispin Pickering, Stoker 1st class, together with a letter from the Admiralty dated 29th April 1917 referring to the death of the awardee, late of H.M.S `Laforey` and a certificate of death, `This is to certify that according to the records of this department Edward Crispin Pickering, Stoker 1st class, official number K12211, lost his life on Naval Service on the 23rd March 1917` signed by the Accountant General of the Navy - a pencil annotation refers `Please return to Mrs Pickering, 27 Kingsley House, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, SW3. Also included in this lot are an Oak framed illustrated Scroll referring to him giving his life, another unframed scroll `The uttermost ends of the Earth, they kept the seas for King and country to the glory of God and in everlasting memory of `PICKERING Sto.1st Cl. Edward Crispin, K12211 R.N., H.M.S `Laforey` killed by mine explosion in straits of Dover 23rd March 1917 aged 23. Only son of Bessie Long Pickering of 27 Kingsley House, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, London and the late Edward Charles Pickering 24-. Other documents include a folder containing a sepia photo of the deceased seaman, a certificate of service in the Royal Navy recording his details, the ships upon which he served, his conduct - all `V.G` and an education certificate, also a very touching letter to his mother and sister dated 3rd March 1917 saying he hopes to see them in May, a Naval allotment of £1-10s per month to his mother, another touching letter dated 20th March 1917 saying he had `given up smoking for good now`, an Admiralty letter of 25th March 1917 to his mother stating that her son, who was believed to have been on board does not appear to be in the list of survivors, a note of sympathy on behalf of the King and Queen. Letters regarding the unavailability of a Death Certificate and the deceased`s savings. A certificate of the Inspector of Seamen`s Wills, a note of Navy prize in respect of `Salvage of S.S Bandoeng T.B 23 15/16 Feb 1916`, a letter from the Ministry of Pensions dated 25th August 1917, a Navy separation Allowance and Allotment Certificate of Identity and other related documents. A typed letter dated 12th November 1920 from the Ministry of Pensions stating that the deceased`s mother, in view of her circumstances the renewal of her need pension of 6/6 a week is not admissible, inviting her application if her circumstances should change for the worse. An invitation dated 6th November 1920 to Mall House, The Mall, to view the funeral procession to Westminster Abbey. An order of service for the ceremony at the unveiling of the Chatham Naval War Memorial by Captain His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales K.G., K.T., R.N., at 11.30 on Saturday 26th April 1924. A Post Office Savings Bank. Navy Nominees Card - signatory of depositor Bessie Long Pickering. An envelope to Miss Pickering, 27 Kingsley House, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, SW3, which enclosed `Papers of Brother Edward C. Pickering`. A letter from the Admiralty dated 22nd February 1922 conferring upon the deceased the 1914-15 Star, British War Medal and Victory Medal. Also included is a Scrap Book with reference to the deceased`s assignments in the Navy, newspaper cuttings regarding ships` movements and a cutting referring to `Destroyer Mined`, the dedication of memorials, etc. The Destroyer H.M.S Laforey was launched in 1913, she was 269 feet long with a beam of 26ft 9``, she was designed to operate protecting the UK`s coastal waters and was armed with three 4`` guns, one two pounder pom-pom gun and four 21`` torpedo tubes. Edwin Crispin Pickering was a Stoker of the boilers powering the two steam turbines together producing 24,500 shaft horse power and rotating twin screws, providing a speed of some 33mph. She survived action on the 17th March 1917 and on the 23rd March 1917 she and her sister ship H.M.S Laertes were protecting a group of cargo ships on their voyage from Folkestone to Boulogne, which journey they safely completed. The Destroyers commenced their return trip but at 4.30 in the afternoon a massive explosion tore through the midship area of H.M.S Laforey and she instantaneously broke in half, the stern with much of the weight of the propulsion gear promptly sank. The bows remained afloat for long enough for the H.M.S Laertes to rescue only 18 of the 77 crew complement. Edward Crispin Pickering, working on the lower decks, had little chance of survival, his ship had ironically been sunk by a British Mine.
Lot 1784
525 Bristol Rovers home programmes dating between seasons 1954 and 1997, complete football league seasons for 1955-56, and 1958-59, the latter season additionally including a single-sheet v Bristol City and a Combined Bristol XI v Arsenal Harry Bamford Tribute programme, complete football league seasons for 60-61, 62-63, 63-64, 65-66, 67-68 to 72-73 inclusive, the lot also including friendlies v Chelsea, Coventry, Sheffield Wednesday, International XI, Dallas Tornado, Zambia, WBA & Aston Villa, also the postponed fixtures v Torquay in 70-71 and Rotherham in 71-72, the later programmes including Promotion Play-Offs s/f & f v Fulham & Port Vale.
Lot 285
A Chelsea style part Tea Service, painted in colours throughout with sprigs and spray of flowers and the lower bodies all moulded and painted with floral designs, comprises three Tea Bowls, four Cups, five Saucers, Cream Jug, large circular Slop Bowl and a further circular Bread and Butter Plate (one saucer with extensive cracks, two further saucers with rim chips, one cup with extensive rim chip, one cup with foot chip, cream jug with extensive crack, bread and butter plate with rim crack), red anchor mark
Lot 197
Percier ( Charles) and P. F. L. Fontaine. Recueil parts 1-3 limited edition 18 colour plates loose as issued in original wrappers a little browned and frayed at edges contained within 2 cloth-backed board portfolios with label on upper cover soiled and worn at edges Librairie E. Hessling Paris n.d. § Chase (George H.) The Loeb Collection of Arretine Pottery 28 plates (including duplicates of plates 1-5) original boards with printed label on upper cover spine defective with loss New York 1908 § Stoner (Frank) Chelsea Bow and Derby Porcelain Figures plates some colour occasional light spotting original cloth slightly faded Newport Mon. 1955 § Lancaster (H. Boswell) Liverpool and her Potters plates lightly spotted hinges pulling original cloth spine faded Liverpool 1936; and c.10 others mainly ceramics v.s. (15) (15)
Lot 1813
CHELSEA 8 Away programmes, from 1962/63, Many Chelsea away programmes from this season have been challenging to find due to the fact Chelsea played in front of some big crowds at small grounds and limited programme. Additional factors were a very harsh winter and a promotion season, Bury Rotherham, Tranmere (FAC) Manchester Utd (FAC) Charlton (FAC), Plymouth (team changes), Newcastle, Norwich. Fair-generally
Lot 1840
MISCELLANY A run of 69 England homes from 1970 to 1986 plus a copy of England v Argentina at Wembley in 1951 housed in 3 binders with gilt inscriptions. 3 Additional programmes to include the Euro Finals of 2000 and 2004, plus a selection of books to include the Len Shackelton 1955 "Clown Prince of Soccer" book, plus books on Arsenal (history), Sunderland (history), Queen`s Park Rangers (history), Chelsea, Plymouth Argyle and more. Generally good
Lot 1875
1950s 47 Programmes, all have partly-taped spine, otherwise generally good. Includes: QPR v Alec Stock XI 51/52; Norwich v Luton 58/59 FAC semi-final replay; several late 50s Bristol City; QPR v Cardiff 51/52; Oldham v Rotherham 50/51; Brentford v Chelsea 49/50 FAC; Coventry v Brentford 51/52; Swansea v Man Utd 58/59 Friendly; Chelsea v Man Utd 50/51; C Palace v Reading 52/53 FAC; Luton v Brentford 51/52 FAC etc. As described
Lot 1887
SCOTTISH 1960s Approx 130 programmes. All have part-taped spine inc: Motherwell v Rangers 60/61 Cup; Aberdeen v Hibs 1964 Summer Cup Final; Rangers v Everton 1963; Elgin City v Lossiemouth 63/64; East Stirling v Airdrie 63/64; Hearts v Chelsea 63/64; Celtic v Vojvodina 66/67 EC etc. Generally good. As described
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