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Lot 1792
TOTTENHAM Away programmes, inc v Luton 23/10/48 (feint pencil score, no staple), 52/3 at Arsenal, Portsmouth, Chelsea, Cardiff (tape on spine) and Charlton (attendance only 9,269), also 10/12/55 at Huddersfield, (low attendance, rusty staple removed), 56/7 at Blackpool, 3/9/56 and Shef Wed 17/11/56 (both with punch-holes). As described
Lot 46
TWO DERBY POLYCHROME ASPARAGUS SERVERS one with reticulated wings, painted with loose bouquets or scattered flowers and also decorated on the underside, the rims outlined in brown enamel, 8cm l, c1775 and c1780; a Chelsea-Derby mug, of globular form with reeded cylindrical neck and gilt dentil rim (3) Pierced example - one wing chipped, later example typical localised wreathing and staining of the glaze. Mug with small filled rim chip and minor crack
Lot 47
A CHELSEA-DERBY ROCOCO HANDLED BASKET SHAPED STAND AND A DERBY PLATE enamelled with flower sprays in blue and gilt borders, stand 23cm w, gilt anchor and D or painted crown, crossed batons, D and 8 in puce, c1775 and 1787-90 Stand with long single crack, one wing of the everted border broken off and glued back into position. Plate with stacking wear
Lot 48
THREE DERBY AND CHELSEA-DERBY TEA BOWLS one painted in puce and gilt with the Banded Hedge pattern, another of spirally fluted and moulded form in a Japan pattern, the third with green swags beneath a purple and puce scroll border and dentil rim, 7.5-8cm diam, gilt conjoined anchor and D, painted crown, crossed batons, D and numeral 2 in puce, or unmarked, c1765-1788 In good condition
Lot 50
A CHELSEA-DERBY COFFEE CUP AND SAUCER, A DERBY TEACUP AND A COFFEE CUP the first painted in green monochrome with swags of flowers, green handle and gilt dentil rims, the others in a bright Japan pattern or blue and gilt neo classical design, saucer 13.5cm diam, gilt conjoined anchor and D or painted crown, crossed batons and D in puce, the teacup also with the numerals 2 and 5, c1770-90 The gilding on the rim of the saucer worn in places. Minor retouching of cup, the two cups in satisfactory condition with slight wear on the teacup
Lot 54
A CHELSEA-DERBY CREAM JUG of ogee form with wishbone handle, enamelled with flower sprays beneath a gilt dentil rim, 6.5cm h, gilt conjoined anchor and D, c177,5 and a polychrome bowl, possibly Derbyshire decorated, c1780 (2) Cream jug in good condition apart from a fine descending hairline crack near the handle, the bowl cracked and chipped
Lot 56
A RARE CHELSEA-DERBY CABARET SERVICE enamelled with flower sprays in a yellow ribbon entwined with trailing leaves and small berries, gilt dentil rim, the globular teapot and cover 10.5cm h, painted crown over D in blue, 1777-84 (5) The tray broken into two and riveted with tiny loss, the cover of the sucrier lacking the knop, teapot cracked beneath the spout and with area of staining of the glaze on one side
Lot 410
HUGHSON (DAVID) WALKS THROUGH LONDON INCLUDING WESTMINSTER AND THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK WITH THE SURROUNDING SUBURBS two copies, two vols or two vols in one, plts, straight grained navy morocco gilt rebacked or contemporary boards worn, London: Sherwood, Neely & Jones, 1817 and Thomas Faulkner - An Historical and Topographical Description of Chelsea and its Environs, two vols, plts (one detached and frayed) half calf worn, Chelsea 1829 (5)
Lot 421
THE DIAL AN OCCASIONAL PUBLICATION EDITED BY CHAS. SHANNON AND CH. RICKETTS Nos 1-5 (all published), illustrated, pictorial wrappers, the first with tears and loss, London, (Chelsea) [August]1889- [December] 1897 (5) Watry A1-A5. Originally to be named `Pan`, `The Dial` was chosen in preference because it was intended by Ricketts and Shannon to publish their highly original avant garde art magazine `at such intervals as the sun of inspiration permits`. Although they lost money on every issue, The Dial was bought as a collector`s item from the outset. So impressed was Oscar Wilde that he visited Ricketts and Shannon advising them that "it is quite delightful, but do not bring out a second number, all perfect things should be unique!" The endless delays and problems with the printers of the first number led Ricketts and Shannon to publish the subsequent issues themselves at their own press, the Vale. Never were more than 270 copies printed, in the case of Nos 1 and 2 only 200, at prices from 7s 6d to 12s 6d. Surviving copies of the first issue, in particular, are rare.
Lot 33
A Meissen kakiemon porcelain teabowl with saucer, 19th/20th century, the bowl of typical form with brown rim edge, the body with two quail amongst blossoming branches, raised upon a circular foot ring, blue crossed swords to base, height 4.3 cm, diameter 7.3 cm, the circular saucer with raised edge with similar pattern, no marks, diameter 11.5 cm, together with a Chelsea shaped kakiemon slop bowl, the wavy rim above a painted interior with blossoming flowerheads surrounding two central birds, the exterior painted with birds in a colourful blossoming landscape, no marks, height 7.5 cm, diameter 17.7 cm, (A/F), (3).
Lot 72
Football.- Hints on Association Football complete set of cigarette cards issued by John player & Sons 2 torn with some lose original album worn [1934] § A quantity of cigarette cards images of football players and teams [c.1938] § Cigarette card album Churchman`s & Willis c. 200 cards 2 will torn images album worn [c.1940] § Press Photographs Chelsea F.C. players most in action J.Greaves Derek Saunders B.Bridges and 6 others Northcliffe Newspapers Group Ltd. 1958-59 § Chelsea Football Club team photograph postcard 1913-14 § The Sun Football Encyclopedaedia 3D Album numerous football players in 3D original album tokens at rear cut out 1973 § Rothmans Football Yearbook 1970-86 `92-96 & 1998-99 illustrations original printed paper covers; and a quantity of other books on football v.s. (2 boxes)
Lot 35
Football programmes: Selection, mostly 1950s/60s inc. some big match issues, noted N. Ireland v England 1960, Chelsea v Athletico Bilbao Fr 59/60, Oxford v Northampton Fr 63/4, Everton v Liverpool County Cup 61/62, QPR v Birmingham LC semi final 7 Feb 67, Scotland v Wales 1959 etc (gen gd/vg) (30)
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