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Click here to subscribeA rare chinoiserie porcelain and hardstone intaglio fob seal pendant, possibly Chelsea or St. James's, 1750s, designed as a seated man wearing a Chinese-style hat and robe, modelled in glazed and enamelled soft paste porcelain, mounted in gold, the base set with a carnelian intaglio depicting a goat, height 3.1cm
Paul Fordyce Maitland (1869-1909) Oil on panel Cheyne Walk, initialled, with Messums Gallery label verso and Messums receipt dated 2011, 12.7cm x 10.8cm From the collection of the late Maurice Costley Paul Maitland was a British artist known for his urban scenes and landscapes. Born with a spinal deformity he mostly painted locally to where he lived, around Chelsea and Kensington in London. He studied at the Royal College of Art and was mentored by Theodore Roussel. He became a member of the New English Art Club and his circle of friends included Whistler, Walter Sickert and Phillip Steer. His work can be viewed as early Impressionism. In 1889 he exhibited at the Goupil Galleries in Paris. Maitland’s paintings can be found in the Tate, Ashmolean and the Government Art Collection. Condition ReportRecto: In good order overall, no signs of restoration under UV. Surface has small amount of dirt. Verso: The two large Messums labels obscure the back of the panel, some typical wear is apparent to the panel, with two very short splits visible at one edge, otherwise this is in good order, but has not been inspected out of the frame. Minor wear to gilt frame. Messum's labels - Exhibition of NEAC 2010 Ex. No 7, 2nd Label stock Cat. 2010, Exh No 2
Chelsea F.C: 19 works, all Signed, including: Ron HARRIS: Soccer the Hard Way. 1st. Edn. DW, VG; Chelsea Football Club 1954 - 1955 Champions. Signed Limited edn. # 636 of 1955. With the loosely inserted sheet, Signed by 8 players. Slipcase, fine; Another copy, #1576, with Dw & slipcase; Hockings, Ron: Ninety Years Of The Blues. 1st. Edn. Signed by over 30 players, including: Tommy Knox, Terry Venables, etc, DW, VG; Chopper, a Chelsea legend. Forward by Jimmy Greaves. 2004, Limited edn. #118/1000 Signed by Ron Harris & Jimmy Greaves on the tipped-in limitation certificate. 4to. Fine; Clive Batty: Kings of the King's Road. 1st. Edn. DW, Signed BY Alan Hudson, Peter Osgood & 'Chopper Harris'. Fine; Greaves, Jimmy: The Sixties Revisited. 1st. Edn. DW, VG; Greaves, Jimmy: A Funny Thing Happened on My Way to Spurs. 1st. Edn. DW, VG, also with a signed magazine photo; Sewell, Albert: Chelsea Champions! 1st. Edn. DW, VG, Etc. (19)
The BEATLES (SIGNED): Yoko Ono: Memories of John Lennon. Sutton Publishing, 2005, 1st. Edn. DW (£16.99). Dedication page Signed by Yoko Ono and dated '07. Fine copy; Baird, Julia: 1- Imagine This. Growing Up With My Brother John Lennon. 2007, 1st. Edn. DW (£18.99). Inscribed, Signed and dated by Julia: Chelsea Arts Club, 9-2-2007. Fine; 2- John Lennon, My Brother. 1988, 1st. Edn. DW. Signed and dated by Julia. VG; John LENNON: A Spaniard in the Works. Cape, 1965, 1st. Edn. Review copy, with the publisher's review request 'publication date: June 24th, 1965, Price: 10s. 6d'. VG. Alas! Not signed (4)
WILFRID GABRIEL DE GLEHN (1870-1951) 'The Talbot Sisters', a full length portrait of Anne and Joan Talbot in an interior, signed and dated 1910 lower left, oil on canvas, 127cm x 100cm,Framed dimensions: 145cm x 120cmProvenance: The family of the sitters and thence by descent.Anne Meriel Talbot (1900-1970) and Joan Ankaret Talbot (1901-1986) were the daughters of John Edward Talbot (1870-1937) and Mabel Balfour (1867-1949).Their grandfather was John Gilbert Talbot PC, a Conservative politician serving under Benjamin Disraeli; and their aunt was the noted British public servant and women’s welfare worker Dame Meriel Lucy Talbot, who organised the Women’s Land Army during the First World War. Around the time of the creation of this portrait, the Talbot’s are recorded as living in Chelsea. Anne is later documented as having emigrated to New York City after the Second World War, whilst Joan married Eric Hyde Villiers DSO in Ireland in December 1928.
§ Charles Vyse (1882-1971), Leap Frog, a polychrome glazed earthenware Chelsea pottery figure group, modelled as a young boy leapfrogging over a Satyr, mounted to ebonised plinth base19cm high exclusive of baseA small number of minor chips and losses to hair of top figure, satyr's tail and base. Not removed from base and thus not examined from the underside.
§ Charles Vyse (1882-1971), The Daffodil Seller, 1924, a polychrome glazed earthenware Chelsea figure, the female figure modelled standing and holding a bunch of yellow daffodils, a basket of yellow and whites beside her along with some tulips, raised on integral plinth base, painted marks to underside25cm highA number of small chips and losses to flower heads in both the bouquet in her hand and the bunches in the basket. A hairline crack running approximately 2cm through the undersid eof the base, up the plinth edge and in to the back of the basket (not visible in basket). Some all over fine crazing.
Richard Henry Nibbs (c. 1816-1893)Fishing trawlers off the Dutch coast in a stiff breeze, signed and dated 1/73, oil on canvas, 99 x 145cm Prov: With J.J. Patrickson, Chelsea, London Has been lined. There is a small hole with associated paint loss to the sky in the upper right area. There are some splits/cracks to the skyline area which have some associaated retouching, and some flakes of paint loss to the lower edge. Some cracking to the paint throughout, with sstretcher marks visible. Surface dirt and varnish discolouration. Not examined under UV light.
AN EARLY DERBY SWEETMEAT STAND circa 1765, with two tiers of three shell-shaped dishes enamelled in polychrome to the interior with butterflies, insects and sprays of flowers, the sectional stand modelled with various shells and seaweed surmounted by Neptune and a dolphin with tail raised, 47cm highProvenance: The Grey-Egerton Family, formerly of Oulton Hall.Note: This centrepiece is recorded on Sir Philip de Malpas 1864 publication The Descriptive Catalogue of the Pictures and other Works of Art at Oulton Park, Cheshire, page 68. It is described as 'Old Chelsea' 'representing Neptune enthroned on a pyramid of shells'. This piece was exhibited in Manchester in 1857 on which occasion the figure of Neptune lost the left arm holding the trident. 'In a bill of Duesbury's, of September 1773, the following entry occurs: "A trident for Neptune gratis"'.
A CHELSEA DERBY PORCELAIN CHOCOLATE CUP, COVER AND STANDlate 18th century, marked to the underside, the fluted body decorated with sprays of flowers and foliage, 10.5cm high overall, the saucer 13.5cm diameter; together with another similar, marked to the base, decorated with swags of flowers, 11cm high overall, the saucer 14.5cm diameter; and a first period Minton chocolate cup, cover and stand, marked to the base, decorated in the Imari palette, 11cm high overall, the saucer 12.5cm diameter (3)
Three fluted oval sugar bowls and covers, comprising a Factory X example with blue and gilt guilloche and star border, a tall Pinxton example with sepia leaf sprigs and a Derby pink example of the same shape, circa 1800 and three late 18th Century circular sugar bowls, wrythen fluted and reeded: a Flight blue and gilt example, a Chelsea-Derby example with flower garland and a Derby example with leaf and star scroll borderPink example with some minor restoration to ther terminal of the finial. Sepia Pinxton with a small shallow chip to inner edge of flange of cover.Chelsea-derby example possibly with finial broken off and cleanly bonded. Small glaze chip to tip of finial. Two tiny chips to flange. Small chip to inner side of the footrim. Rubbing to gilt rims and some kiln spit in the glaze.Sugar bowls not mentioned are in good condition.
Peter Collins (1923-2001) collection of works on paper, various media (one framed) with Chelsea 1981 exhibition ephemera, together with a further collection of life sketches with Stanley Studios stamp accompanied by Reeman Dansie auction catalogue 9th May, 2017 'The Contents of Stanley Studios, Formerly the Property of the late Peter and Georgette Collins.' Approx 35 works.
Football Memorabilia: Folder of Club letters x14 on club headed notepaper inc. Chelsea, Celtic, Wolves and Sunderland. Fanzines x4 incl. West Ham and Southampton, Booklets x6 including 1963/64 World Soccer Digest and 1960s Birmingham '10 Years to Remember'; 3x Minor Cup programmes comes with several other pieces incl 1968/69 Southampton Handbook, 1976 First Day Cover titled Southampton FAC win! Also 1970s Leatherhead Cup Final Rosette (40 approx)
λ DONALD CURRIE (BRITISH 20TH CENTURY) VIEW OF CHURCH STREET, INCLUDING THE CHELSEA ARTS CLUB Oil on canvas Signed (lower left) 36 x 46cm (14 x 18 in.) Provenance: Sir W. Guy Granet, G.B.E, bought directly from the artist (according to label on stretcher) Condition Report: The canvas has not been lined, but may benefit from being so. Rubbing and abrasions to the framing edges and throughout the canvas. Also with scattered craquelure, associated spots of loss, and surface dirt throughout. A dirty varnish is causing some discolouration, largely through the centre of the work. Inspection under UV light reveals no evidence of restoration or repair. The work would probably benefit from some light restoration. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y CLAUDE JOHN YORKE (EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH)- TWO PORTRAIT MINIATURES OF YOUNG BOYS The first depicting 'Jackie' (Edward George Humphrey Viscount Chelsea 1903-1910) at the age of 5 years, signed with initials, extensive biography and epigraph to reverse, original glazed gilt metal frame The second of a young man, signed CY and dated 1910, later glazed gilt metal frame Watercolour over photographic base on ivory the first frame 8.5cm diameter the second frame 10.7cm high including suspension loop Please note: Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption for this lot. Ref: 8BLEWYFC, VUZ28MQN
A box of various china wares, etc., including three Worcester type wrythen tea bowls with black and gilt banded decoration, a Chinese polychrome decorated tea bowl, an English pottery teacup in the chinoiserie manner, decorated with kylin and household symbols, another Chelsea style two-handled cup bearing gold anchor mark to base, a Pearl ware chinoiserie decorated pottery bowl, a Chinese blue and white figures on a bridge pattern bowl, with foliate rim, raised on three conical feet, three capo-di-monte figures in the Cries of London style, a Richard Eckert & Co. Volkstedt pair of figures of children, blue and white and gilt decoration, two blanc de chine figures, a plated half pint baluster mug and a soapstone pipe in the pre-Colombian style with serpent mouthpiece and mask decoration
A pair of early 20th Century Torquay type figures of "Recumbent stag and doe" in the Chelsea manner, on bases painted with rose sprays, each approx 17 cm long x 12/13 cm high, together with another similar figure of a "Recumbent doe", with relief work flower decoration to the base, 17 cm long x 13 cm high
Pair of Derby porcelain green ground pastille burners, circa 1830, printed crowned D marks, each baluster urn encrusted with flowers on gilt scroll base, a pair of Derby 'Stevenson & Hancock' white porcelain models of the Welsh Tailor and his Wife, on scroll moulded bases, 13.5cm high, a pair of Sampson Chelsea-style figures of a gallant drummer and musician companion on scroll moulded bases, spurious gilt anchor marks, an English porcelain Imari-pattern two-handled circular bowl, a 20th century Imari plate and a Bordallo Pinheiro pottery celadon toad (minor damages and repairs)
Assorted continental porcelain Chelsea-style dinner wares, each printed with exotic birds in landscapes, comprising two fluted oval dishes and two cushion-shaped dishes, a pair of baluster cylindrical vases with pierced handles similar and a vase mounted as a table lamp with green scale pattern borders, various printed green Victoria/anchor marks Property of Dunkirk Manor, Theescombe, Stroud
After Joseph Farington (British, 1747-1821) -Views of the Thames, including 'Great Marlow', 'The Windings of the Thames below Culham', 'Broad Street in Oxford', 'Whitchurch', 'Pangbourn & Whitchurch from Purley', 'Richmond Hill', 'View of Reading', 'Park Place', 'Fawley Court & Henley', 'Battersea, Chelsea & London', 'Lambeth Palace' and 'View of Purfleet, Erith'.Twelve aquatints -Each 21 x 32.5cm -Engraved by Joseph Constantine Stadler for 'A History of the River Thames' published by J & J Boydell, Cheapside, London, 1793
Hasbro - Marvel - Hope - Others - A boxed Rocket Blast Iron Man (78278) an 80 piece Space 1999 Jigsaw Puzzle, A Bingo Set (72602) An near-filled folder of 2008/2009 Football Trading cards featuring player from Liverpool, Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers and others and a granddad is my Hero photo frame. Items appear to be in good-very good condition in very good boxed with some storage wear. Also some other mixed loose and damaged parts. Contents not checked for completeness (This does not constitute a guarantee) RG-2
A GROUP OF CERAMICS to include a group of Portmeirion items comprising a Botanic Garden lidded tureen and trinket dish, an Up the Garden Path mug, and a white relief planter, a group of Minton dinner and gift wares comprising a boxed Marlow cruet set (requires a clean, possible damage to mustard pot), a rectangular serving tray, a footed bowl, a cake plate, a handled cake plate, a Haddon Hall planter, posy vase, trinket dish, footed bowl (visible signs of repair), a pair of posy vases, two continental vases, two Spode Royal Chelsea Flower Show plates for 1981 and 1985, a Royal Staffordshire Hunting plate (cracked), a Royal Worcester floral plate, a double handled Spode planter, an oil lamp with include base and glass shade, two Coalport white cabbage leaf planters and a matching bowl (qty) (Condition Report: main damages listed in the description above, some items could benefit from a clean)
A COLLECTION OF COLLECTORS PLATES, to include an Aynsley plate 'The 1986 Chelsea Flower Show', Edwardian China 'Princess Elizabeth' 6201 no. 54 plate, Royal Worcester Palissy plate with raised robin design, Royal Grafton 'Pheasants in Flight' No. A2604, Wedgwood 'Baked Potato Man', No 26-W90-10.1, two Wren giftware plates, Lowry 1930, 1939, Julen Rorstrand 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, two Burleigh ware plates 'Good Morning', and 'Bed - Time, etc. (Condition Report: all plates are in ok condition there is some heavy wear to some), (qty)
Fourteen Chelsea Corinthian Platinum Edition Pro Stars Figures 1999 CRV Minimum 20,000. Including, Marcel Desailly, Gianluca Vialli, Mario Stanic, Gustavo Poyet, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Albert Ferrer, Frank Lampard, Graeme Le Saux, Chris Sutton, Dennis Wise, Ed De Goey, Gianfranco Zola, Graeme Le Saux, All in good condition, some have slight yellowing to bubbles (14 items)
John Watson Nicol (British, 1856-1926), after Arthur Stockdale Cope (1857-1940), Portrait of a Lady, oil on canvas, signed, inscribed and dated ‘J. Watson Nicol after A. S. Cope, 1919’, (lower left), canvas 86cm x 127cm (34in x 50in), framed, bears artist's label verso inscribed in ink "J. W. Nicol Esq To Mess' Chapman Bros. 241 Kings Road Chelsea".
New Chelsea, Staffs tea set to include sugar bowl, milk jug, six cups and saucers, three side plates and two cake plates, a retro hand painted tea set comprising of six tea cups and saucers, six side plates, cake plate, milk jug and sugar bowl, a Richmond 'Blue Rock' set of six tea cups, six saucers and six side plates, together with five champagne flutes, six wine glasses and six cut glass tumblers
Two Chelsea Derby Porcelain Beakers, circa 1775, of bucket form, painted with swags of summer flowers below a gilt line border, conjoined D and anchor mark in puce 6.5cm and 6.2cm high A Derby Porcelain Tea Bowl, painted with flowersprays in the manner of Edward Withers, painted mark in blue A Lowestoft Redgrave Pattern Tea Bowl A Worcester Fluted Tea Bowl A Chinese Octagonal Tea Bowl A Pair of Chinese Tea Bowls, with crested monogram (8)Provenance - DYKES HILL HOUSE, MASHAM, NORTH YORKSHIRE, FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF THE 2nd EARL AND COUNTESS OF SWINTON AND SOLD ON THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE 4th EARL AND FAMILY AND THE TRUSTEES OF THE LORD SWINTON WILL TRUST Two Chelsea Derby Porcelain Beakers - both badly cracked A Derby Porcelain Tea Bowl - broken into three and re stuck, 9cm diameter A Lowestoft Redgrave Pattern Tea Bowl - heavy rim chips, two hair cracks, 7.75cm diameter A Worcester Fluted Tea Bowl - broken and re stuck, rim chip, filled chip, 7cm diameter A Chinese Hexagonal Tea Bowl - broken and re suck, small shards lacking, 6.5cm wide A Pair of Chinese Tea Bowls - both with hair cracks, 9cm diameter
A Pair of Samson-Chelsea Porcelain Pedestal Urns and Matched Covers, late 19th century, with gilt and claret borders, painted with panels of birds and flowers, gold anchor marks, together with a pair of faience potpourri vases, painted with courting scenes and landscapes, supported on scroll feet edged in gilt and red enamel, Höchst mark to one (4)
MANCHESTER CITY Twenty four home programmes for season 1947/8 including 20 X League, missing only Preston North End and 3 X FA Cup v Barnsley, writing on the cover, Chelsea and Preston. Bolton has punched hole and Manchester United has tape on the spine, heavily folded and slightly worn and Charlton has minor tears. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Fai
MANCHESTER CITY Twenty home League programmes for season 1948/9 missing only Arsenal. Sunderland and Chelsea have writing on the cover, Aston Villa has a minor tear and Chelsea has tape inside and Bolton has rust marks throughout. Most are slightly creased and some have team changes and scores entered. Fair
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