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Tottenham Hotspur Cup Football Programmes with Ticket Stubs: v Manchester City FA Cup Final 1981, v Manchester City Cup Final Replay 1981, v Arsenal FA Cup Semi Final '93, v Wolves FA Cup Semi Final '81, v QPR FA Cup Final 1982, v QPR FA Cup Final Replay '82 , v Liverpool FA Charity Shield '82, v Aston Villa FA Charity Shield '81, v Leicester City Worthington Cup Final, v Wolverhampton Wanderers '81, v RSC Anderlecht UEFA Cup Final First Leg '84. Tottenham Hotspur Cup Football Programmes without Ticket Stubs: v Burnley '62 FA Cup Final, v Chelsea FA Cup Final '67, v Watford FA Cup Semi Final '87, v Leicester City FA Cup Semi Final '82, v Arsenal FA Cup Semi Final '91, v Coventry FA Cup Final '87, v Arsenal FA Charity Shield '91, v Aston Villa FA Cup Final '71, v Norwich Football League Cup Final '73, v Liverpool Football League Milk Cup Final '82. Other Cup Football Programmes: Aston Villa v Norwich City '75, Liverpool v West Ham '80, Liverpool v Manchester Utd '77, Fulham v West Ham Utd '75, Brighton & Hove Albion v Manchester Utd FA Cup Replay '83, Liverpool v Wimbledon '88, Man City v Wolverhampton Wanderers '74, Arsenal v Man Utd '79, Man Utd v Southampton '76, 19 Ticket Stubs for Tottenham Games from '70's & '80s, Jimmy Greaves Testimonial Tottenham v Feyenoord '72, Tottenham v RSC Anderlecht '84, v Hajduk Split '84, Queens Park FC v British Amature Select '67 & Celtic v Tottenham '67, Arsenal v Tottenham FA Semi '68, v FC Barcelona '82, England v Czechoslovakia '78, Tottenham v FC Lokomotive Lepzig '73, Spurs v Scotland John White Memorial '64, Atletico Madrid v Spurs '63, Derby Co v West Ham '75, Tottenham v Feyenoord European Cup Winners Cup '92

Britains Petite, 5591 Scots Guard Colour Party with state colour, plus 00142 mounted officer and gun crew, 00091 Scots Guards colour party and sentry box, RBL1 set the Chelsea Pensioners, Scots Guards bandmaster, Quartermaster, Sgt Major, 1st Battalion and corporal Crack rifleman (x8) (M,BM)

Coalport Royal Chelsea Bird plates (four) and Coalport British Birds plates (eight) and Coalport Battle of Britain plates (three)

A CHELSEA RED ANCHOR PERIOD FLUTED PLATE decorated with the 'Hob-in-the-well' pattern in kakiemon colours, circa 1752-5, 9 1/2" (see illustration)

WAY, Thomas, R. (Ill.) & BELL, Walter, G. 'The Thames From Chelsea to The Nore', John Lane, 1907. Fo. Litho. T.e.g. glt. dec. cl.

A BLUE CHELSEA SHORT-SLEEVED SHIRT, No.9, with v-neck collar and embroidered cloth badge, inscribed CFC, UEFA Cup Winners Cup, Winners, 1998, the reverse lettered Vialli, the front of the shirt autographed and the reverse dedicated and autographed With the pleasure to be remembered by you, in double-sided glass framed, 37.1/2 x 28in. (95.4 x 71cm) overall. The above shirt was worn by Gianluca Vialli and was given to Mick Hucknall by the player. THIS LOT IS THE PROPERTY OF SIMPLY RED'S LEAD SINGER MICK HUCKNALL

BLACKPOOL V. MANCHESTER UNITED, F.A.CUP FINAL MATCH PROGRAMME, 24/4/48, seven F.A.Cup Final, match programmes 1950; 51, with song sheet; 53; 56; 58; 59; and 1960, Chelsea v. Sheffield Wednesday, F.A.Cup, semi-final, match programme, 23/4/66; Leyton Orient v. Chelsea, F.A.Cup, 3rd round, 5/1/57; and four F.A.Cup Final ticket stubs, 1945; 1953; 1956; and 1967, programmes in fair condition with staining throughout (a lot).

A NEAR COMPLETE RUN OF CARDIFF CITY HOME LEAGUE MATCH PROGRAMMES, SEASON 1952-53, lacking Manchester United, 15/11/52; Sunderland, 13/12/52; Derby County, 14/3/53; Chelsea, 28/3/53; and Portsmouth, 11/4/53, including Bolton Wanderers, postponed match, 29/11/52, some duplicate examples; Cardiff City v. Reading, combination match programme, 25/10/52, programmes generally in good condition (19).

A COLLECTION OF ENGLISH LEAGUE MATCH PROGRAMMES FROM 1948 TO 1977, including Reading v. Bournemouth, 4/9/48, Aston Villa v. Cardiff City, F.A.Cup, 4th round, 29/1/49, Arsenal v. Cardiff City, 7/3/54, Manchester United v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, 21/2/53, Derby County v. Cardiff City, F.A.Cup, 5th round, 12/2/49, Chelsea v. Tottenham Hotspur, 27/8/70, the programme bearing seven autographs including Martin Peters and Pat Jennings etc (a lot). A complete list of programmes is available. Please contact if you wish to receive a copy.

ARSENAL V. CHELSEA, F.A.CUP, 3RD ROUND, 2ND REPLAY, MATCH PROGRAMME 20/1/47, four Arsenal v. Chelsea F.A.Cup, semi-final, match programmes, comprising: 18/3/50; 22/3/50, replay; 29/3/52; 7/4/52, replay; Chelsea v. Burnley, F.A.Cup, 4th round, 4th replay, 15/2/56; and Luton Town v. Norwich City, F.A.Cup, semi-final, 14/3/59, all match played at White Hart Lane, programmes in fair condition (7).

FIVE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR HOME MATCH PROGRAMMES, comprising: Bournemouth & Boscombe A. Reserves, 1/1/38; F.A. Eleven, G.W. Hall Benefit Match, 7/5/46; Arsenal, 16/2/46; Chelsea, 24/11/45; Newport County, 27/4/46; and two Arsenal home match programmes, comprising: Brentford, 29/4/46; and Birmingham City, 2/2/46, programmes in fair condition (7).

TWELVE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR AWAY MATCH PROGRAMMES, comprising: Arsenal, 9/2/46; West Ham United, 19/10/46; Luton Town, 16/11/46; 27/8/55; Fulham, 2/11/46; 22/11/47; Wolverhampton Wanderers, 18/4/56; Arsenal, 14/1/56; Birmingham City, 1/10/55; Charlton Athletic, F.A.Cup, 3rd round, 31/12/55; Brentford, L.C. Cup, 17/10/55; and Chelsea, 15/10/55, programmes in fair condition (12).

TWELVE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR AWAY MATCH PROGRAMMES, comprising: Queen's Park Rangers, 12/3/49; Luton Town, 22/10/49; Arsenal, 8/1/49; 26/8/50; 16/4/51; Fulham, 4/12/48; 23/3/51; Brentford, 18/4/49; Everton, F.A.Cup, 5th round, 11/2/50; Brentford Reserves, 4/10/50; Chelsea, 14/10/50; Charlton Athletic, 2/9/50, programmes in fair condition (12).

A COLLECTION OF TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR AWAY MATCH PROGRAMMES FROM 1957 TO 1960, including Chelsea, 21/12/57, Arsenal, 22/2/58, Wolverhampton Wanderers, 2/10/57, Aston Villa, 16/11/57, Portsmouth, 28/8/57, Blackpool, 14/12/57 etc, programmes in fair/good condition (a lot).

A pair of continental 19th century figurines of flower sellers, bears mark of a gold anchor after Chelsea

A pair of Continental porcelain spill holders in the form of two putti playing musical instruments, the largest 6" high and two Paris porcelain figures of putti with floral wreaths in their hair, both with spurious Chelsea marks (4).

D.Y. Cameron (1865-1945) - 'Distant view of Winchester', etching, initialled DYC, 10 x 16 cm; Sir Francis Seymour Haden (1818-1910) - 'A Water Meadow', etching, 15.5 x 24 cm; verso bears Folio Fine Art Ltd label; and 'Old Chelsea - Out of Whistlers window', etching, fore-edge signed, 18 x 26 cm (3)

New Chelsea rococo style dessert service retailed by T. Goode & Co Ltd decorated with sprays of flowers and comprising ten plates, two circular bowls and two oval bowls (14)

CARL KENZLER (1930-present) "Breaking Waves", coastal landscape at sunset, oil on canvas, signed, bears Chapman Brothers of Chelsea label verso, 68.5 x 99 cm

A near pair of Samson figures, after Chelsea, of a young gentleman playing a drum and of a maiden teasing Cupid, both before flowering bocage and raised on scrolling rococo bases, pseudo gold anchor marks, 2nd half 19th century, some restoration to both, 26.5cm. (2)

Three Worcester plates, variously decorated with exotic birds and a church scene, a Royal Worcester dish painted by Sedgley, and a Chelsea leaf-moulded dish painted with purple phlox, various marks, most 1760-80, restoration to some, 28.5cm max. (5)

A large Chelsea oval dish, with scalloped edge, painted with a large floral spray and single stems strewn across a white ground, brown line rim, red anchor mark, c.1755, 40.5cm.

A Worcester low Chelsea ewer, spiral moulded with acanthus leaves and painted with polychrome flowers beneath a gilt rim, unmarked, c.1770, a little gilt wear, 11.7cm.

A Chelsea moulded dish, painted with clusters of fruit and vegetables including pears, carrots and blackberries, decorative brown line rim, brown anchor mark, c.1760, 25.5cm.

A pair of Chelsea baluster vases, delicately painted with floral sprays, scattered flowerheads and insects, brown line rims, unmarked, c.1755, minor faults and one footrim restored, 19.5cm. (2)

A Chelsea silver-shaped dish, painted with polychrome flower sprays, the rococo moulded rims with brown line highlights, red anchor mark, c.1755, 21.1cm.

A Chelsea tureen, cover and stand, finely painted with sprays of flowers and leaves, the cover finial modelled as a blossoming bud, red anchor marks, c.1755, damage and a little restoration to the tureen, 19cm max. (3)

A Chelsea figure of a young lover, standing before flowering bocage and holding a letter while his dog waits by his side, unmarked, c.1768-70, some damage and restoration, 14cm.

A fine Chelsea etui, moulded with a panel containing two hearts aflame and pierced by the same arrow, above the motto 'Ce Qui Perce Les Unit', below tall colourful feathers, gilt metal mounts, c.1760, 13.7cm. (2)

A good Chelsea plate, painted with a trefoil cartouche containing colourful birds and insects, within an elaborate gilded spider's web and foliate border on a dark blue ground, three gilt flower sprays to the underside, gold anchor mark, c.1770, 21.3cm.

A Chelsea 'Hans Sloane' saucer, painted with a botanical specimen, a butterfly and smaller insects, a brown line rim, red anchor mark, c.1755, cracked and wear, 13.8cm.

A rare Chelsea figure of Summer, modelled as young woman holding a sheaf of corn threaded with cornflowers, raised on a low pad base applied with flowers, red anchor mark, c.1755, a small section of the base broken off and repaired, 13cm. Cf. F. S. MacKenna, Chelsea Porcelain, The Red Anchor Wares, no. 129.

A William IV sampler By Ann Stewart, aged 11 years, St Georges House, Little Chelsea, 3rd May 1836 with prayer inscription surrounded by house bird and windmill motifs and a foliate border 40cm x 33cm

CLIFFORD HALL (1904-1973) 'Cheyne Row, Chelsea 1944', signed and dated '44 and with artist label verso, oils on canvas, 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" (see illustration).

Football programmes: Chelsea, Fulham; Rugby programmes, 1960's

*Susie Mandrake, oil on board, 'Death in the market place, Sumara' exhibit in the Kensington and Chelsea Arts and a pastel and charcoal portrait 'Mary Enna (2)'

A CHELSEA DERBY PORCELAIN RIBBED COFFEE CUP painted in polychrome enamels with swags of flowers, marked in gilt, a Paris porcelain tea bowl and saucer painted with a vignette within gilt swag borders, pseudo Chelsea Derby mark, three Spode cups including pattern no.2842, a New Hall cup pattern no.1865 and another cup (7)

A CHELSEA DERBY PORCELAIN RIBBED TEA BOWL AND SAUCER painted in polychrome enamels with swags of summer flowers within a gilt dentil border, cursive D and anchor mark in gilt

Follower of Thomas Girtin - 'Chelsea Reach looking towards Battersea', watercolour, approx 12.5cm x 22.5cm, together with a mezzotint of related interest, framed as one.

Two Chelsea porcelain shaped circular plates, circa 1760, one with brown anchor mark, each painted with butterflies and scattered sprigs of fruit, one with pea pods, fruits and leaves; the other with fruit, including a pomegranate, resting on a large leaf, (restored) 21.3 cm diameter.

A Large Copeland late Spode Soup Tureen & cover with stand, and a pair of matching lidded vegetable tureens decorated with 'Chelsea' pattern and having green glazed fruit knop handles.

A Derby ogee shape cup and stand, pattern 111, circa 1796; a Chelsea Derby shaped plate, painted with swags of pink flowers, tuquoise border, 21cm diameter, circa 1770; a Wedgwood bi-jasperware saucer, sprigged with panels of classical figures and swags of fruit impressed mark, circa 1790

A Chelsea-Derby fluted oval tureen-stand, painted in blue and deep bright blue with a central sprig in a frame of darts and border of linked husks and paterae, 25.5cm diam, William Duesbury & Co, painted crown and D in blue, c1780. ++In fine condition

A Chelsea-Derby glazed porcelain neo-classical vase-stand, the top of square shape with egg-and-dart rim supported by four griffins linked by swags, the base with projecting corners, 9.5cm h, William Duesbury & Co, incised 12, patch marks, c1775. ++In very good condition with a few minor edge knocks, including two of the creatures beaks; no restoration

A Chelsea-Derby dessert dish, of fluted lozenge shape, painted in sepia and enamelled with a central urn festooned with roses in blue and gilt entwined frame and a wide border with three sepia trophies suspended from green husks in dentil rim, 29cm w, William Duesbury & Co, gilt conjoined anchor and D, 1773-77. ++On the underside some discolouration and black speckling of the glaze. A few light scratches to the glaze do not detract

A Royal Crown Derby group of Chelsea Birds and a pair of similar Royal Crown Derby Birds, painted in pastel colours heightened in gilding, on floral encrusted gilt mound with scrolling borders, 17cm h, printed mark and date code, painted signature or initials, c1980 . ++In fine condition

A Chelsea leaf shaped sauce boat, Red Anchor Period, with green twig handle, painted with loose bouquets and scattered flowers beneath a brown edged rim, on four leaf feet, painted anchor in red, c1758. ++Old restoration, wear to the glaze on the interior where it has deeply pooled

A Chelsea two handled, pineapple moulded cup and saucer, Gold Anchor Period, painted with birds on boughs or in flight and with puce and gilt scale work, entwined handles and dentil rim, stand 15cm diam, painted anchor in gilt , c1770. ++Insignificant firing crack on the underside of the stand; some wear to the gilding on the rim of the cup. No restoration

A Chelsea figure of Putto with a basket, Gold Anchor Period, naked save for a turquoise and puce drapery and standing beside a floral encrusted stump on low mound base, 11.5cm h, painted anchor in gilt, c1765; a Derby figure of Cupid as a hunter, enamelled and gilt, 10cm h, Robert Bloor & Co, incised No 202, c1820. ++Both lacking both wings. The Chelsea figure also lacking most of the quiver, both with minor restorations

A small snuff box, the lid painted with Barges at Old Chelsea, by G. W. G. Hunt, signed and dated (19)91.

A matched pair of Chelsea polychrome Figures, gold anchor mark, a lady standing against a bocage holding an empty bird cage and a gentleman holding a nest of fledglings standing on rococo bases, 71/2 in H. A/F

A pair of 18th century Worcester 'Blind Earl' pattern green painted sweetmeat dishes, 1765-70. each of circular scalloped form with a branch form handle terminating in moulded flower buds, the well with moulded leaf decoration and painted in green with pears, plums, flowers and leaves (2). 16cm wide . Note: this design of dish originated at the Chelsea porcelain factory and was produced by Worcester from the 1750s. In the 19th century the pattern was named after the Earl of Coventry who lost his sight in a riding accident. He ordered a service in this pattern so that he could feel the raised decoration.

A CHELSEA STYLE PORCELAIN SCENT BOTTLE in the form of three figures playing hide and seek around a tree stump and another porcelain seated figure (2).

A Chelsea / Derby group 'Time Clipping The Wings of Cupid' c. 1760, the winged old man at work on Cupid, the scrolled base with a map of the world and crown, bow and arrows, large firing crack under base, 32cm

SHORT, ERNEST H. A HISTORY OF SCULPTURE, 1907, Chelsea Arts Club copy presented by author together with 2 other books on sculpture and ROBINSON,W. PARKS AND GARDENS OF PARIS 1878 and 2 others (6)

LEEDS UNITED PROGRAMMES 1949-50 AND 1950-51 v. BARNSLEY, 55-6 v. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY (APRIL 30TH) AND RESERVES v. BURNLEY RESERVES, 58-9 v. CHELSEA, 64-5 v. TOTTENHAM. (6)

1965 OLDHAM v. BRADFORD, BRADFORD CITY v. NEWPORT, CHELSEA v. EVERTON ALL 1958-9. TOGETHER WITH OTHER PROGRAMMES 1956-59. (S.W.F). (13)

CHELSEA, BRENTFORD AND HUDDERSFIELD PROGRAMMES. 1955-84 (82) :- ONE BOX

CHELSEA v. WOLVES AND SPURS AT HUDDERSFIELD PROGRAMMES (BOTH 1954-5). LIVERPOOL v. MANCHESTER CITY AND F.A.XI v. THE ARMY AT LEEDS (BOTH 1952).

CHELSEA F.A.CUP SEMI-FINALS 1965 AND 1970, MILLWALL v. SOUTHPORT 64-5, ARSENAL, EVERTON AND OTHER PROGRAMMES 1960 - APPROXIMATELY 130 :- ONE BOX