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A 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

A PAIR OF CHELSEA GOLD ANCHOR PORCELAIN FIGURES18th century, modelled as a lady and gentleman seated on rustic stumps, with sheep and dog at foot respectively, 18cm and 20cm (2)

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)

A Portuguese porcelain bonboniere by Vista Alegra - in the style of 18th century Chelsea, printed factory marks, of gourd form, with a gilt vine handle, painted with peonies in iron red and gilt, 13.5cm high, some gilt wear.

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

An English porcelain Low Chelsea type ewer circa 1780 with printed design

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)

A collection of thimbles to include a Chelsea porcelain example, a Wedgwood example, a P&D Weston example and othersLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A pair of French porcelain figures, early 20th c, in the 18th c taste, enamelled, scroll bases picked-out in gilt, 23.5cm h, pseudo-Chelsea gold anchor marks, another figure, a German dish, late 19th c, painted in the manner of Helena Wolfsohn, 25cm w, and two baskets, (6) The pair of figures good, with some very minor chipped/nibbled losses. The singular figure with some restoration to his left hand. The dish cracked, the baskets with losses and faults.

Dresden - A late 19th Century porcelain Dresden foliate berry relief bud vase, together with a Chelsea white floral and rose entrusted vase, and a German exotic bird twin salt dish.13cm tall approx.

A Chelsea porcelain scent bottle. Modelled as a shepherdess holding a lamb, gilt mark to the base, height 8.5cm

A pair of 18th century porcelain, probably Chelsea figures, him in colourful jacket seated with bagpipes and dog beside and flower encrusted bocage behind standing on elaborate Rococo base, 9" tall, she in colourful dress seated playing a lute and lamb beside floral bocage behind on same Rococo base, 8 1/2" tall, both have gold anchor marks for 1756-69, some slight damage, a few losses.

An English porcelain relief moulded Bee and Goat jug, Chelsea triangle mark to the underside, polychrome decorated with flowers and insects to the baluster body, naturalistic branch handle, 11.5cm high

A Chelsea porcelain Hans Sloane type basket, reticulated basket weave boat form, Rococo foliate scroll and trellis border, painted with various fruit specimens and insects, on bracket feet, red anchor mark, 26.5cm long

A Chelsea porcelain botanical plate, painted with fruits and a butterfly Condition Report:Available upon request

A PAIR OF GERMAN PORCELAIN FIGURES IN MEISSEN STYLE, LATE 19TH CENTURYeach in the form of a classical maiden standing on a titled base 'Peinture' and 'Jalousie', together with a pair of Samson porcelain figures in Chelsea style each with gold anchor marks (4)23cm high (max)ProvenanceThe contents of The Grange, Wendover.

ATTRIBUTED TO WORCESTER; an 18th century porcelain cos lettuce sauceboat, length 22cm, with a porcelain hand painted and printed plate decorated with a Grecian style urn and floral detail, bears pseudo Chelsea anchor mark to underside, diameter 22cm (2)

A group of porcelain figurines A Meissen flower seller number 1686, 13cm high; a group of three cherubs playing; a late 18th century porcelain figure of Jupiter and an eagle, 16cm high; a figure of Juno with a peacock, possibly Chelsea Derby, 16cm high; and two further figurines.Qty: 5The Meissen figurine with a small area of damage to the side of the basket, a small chip to the edge of the flowers. Jupiter and Juno's heads re-attached. One cherub with damage to the hand. Other figurines with small chips and damages, please refer to the photographs.

A pair of red anchor Chelsea porcelain oval dishes With shaped rims and fruiting hand-painted decoration.21cm x 15cm.Qty: 2In generally good condition, some scratching to the glaze and rubbing to the rims and the decoration.

Large continental porcelain Chelsea style bocage group, modelled as a shepherdess with dogs, sheep and a fruit picker, on a Rococo scroll moulded base with gilt detail and pseudo gold anchor mark, W34cm H35cm

A Chelsea-Derby porcelain pot pourri vase and cover, circa 1765, of classical form, decorated in blue and gilt, the circular body supported by three ram's heads, on tapering supports terminating in hoof feet with a coiled serpent, on an incurved triangular base, gilt anchor mark and patch marks22cm highone ring missing to shoulder3 horns chippedrubbing and restoration to the gilding on the rams heads 4 chips to lid

A Chelsea porcelain Kakiemon style Flaming Tortoise pattern octagonal tea bowl, circa 1750-52, with a crane in flight and another standing, with twisted prunus tree above parallel iron red border, the interior with coiled dragon5.5 x 9cmA lot of pitting, Niggle to the rim, Slight wear to the enamel in places

A pair of Chelsea porcelain vase stands, circa 1765, of incurved square form, each moulded with four mythical beasts7 x 9cmOne has a surfsace chip to the edge of the base, both have been restored to the base. One has a very tiny chip to the beak of the bird. Abrasions and surface losses to the base of one.

A collection of nine pottery and porcelain animals, comprising Royal Copenhagen models of a Siamese Cat, model 3281, and a puppy, model 051; two Royal Doulton puppy basket models, HN2588 and HN2587; and a further small Royal Doulton model of a St. Bernard; a pair of Staffordshire russet greyhound quill holders, and a pair of French miniature porcelain poodle dogs on mossy bases, apocryphal Chelsea gold anchor mark, tallest figure 21cm high; sold together with a canteen of cutleryCondition:No damages or repairs

A small possibly Chelsea porcelain candle snuff with hand painted fruit decoration. (Some restoration) 6.5cm.

A Lowestoft porcelain cream jug, circa 1790, of Low Chelsea form, enamel decorated with floral sprays, h.5.5cm

A Lowestoft porcelain cream jug, circa 1790, of Low Chelsea form, enamel decorated with floral sprays, h.5.5cmSmall nibbles to spout but otherwise good.

A Lowestoft porcelain cream jug, circa 1770, of Low Chelsea form, underglaze blue decorated with floral sprays, h.5.5cmHandle restored.

White porcelain butter pats with deep blue colored designs. Backstamps include Nonpareil, Shanghai, Chelsea, Alhambra, England and unreadable. Issued: 19th centuryDimensions: 0.50"H x 3" dia. Country of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Books. Derbyshire ceramics, one shelf of reference, including Wallis (Alfred) & Bemrose (William, Junior), The Pottery & Porcelain of Derbyshire, first edition, London: Bemrose and Sons, 1870, frontispiece, original publisher's cloth, 8vo; Mitchell (Sir Stephen), The Marks on Chelsea Derby, 2007, plus the First Supplement, 2009, original wrappers, 4to; Gent's Pinxton China Factory, 1796-1813, Privately Printed, 1996, hb, dj, 4to; with Sheppard's and Meek's, each dj, hb, 4to;  Exley on Torksey and Mansfield; Hyam (Edward E.), The Early Period of Derby Porcelain (1750-1770), first edition, London: Hyam & Co., 1926, original cloth over papered boards, uncut, 8vo; Bemrose (William), Bow, Chelsea, and Derby Porcelain, London: Bemrose & Sons, 1898, illustrated, original publisher's cloth, 4to; further 20th & 21st definitive reference works, including the first and second editions of Twitchett's Derby Porcelain, dj, hb, 4to; Bradshaw's Derby Porcelain Figures; Peter Jackson and auction catalogues of Derby collections, Bradley's Ceramics of Derbyshire, Bradshaw Gilhespy, The Charles Normanson Collection of 18th Century Derby, reprint of Haslam, approx. 90 Derby Porcelain Society newsletters, two copies of their journal no. 1, etc., mixed bindings and sizes

Six English porcelain cream jugs and a low Chelsea ewer, c.1770-1810, to include a Worcester Royal Lily pattern milk jug and a New Hall Butterfly pattern milk jug, 11.5cm and smaller (7)Spirally fluted cream jug with chip to spout and broken and glued handleBlue rimmed jug with chip to end of handle and loss of glaze to rimMoulded cream jug with chip to rim Ewer with chips to rim  

Six Davenport porcelain dessert plates in Chelsea style, early 19th c and later, painted with flowers, fruit and insects, 23cm diam, printed overglaze mark in blue and brown (6) Three plates with minor chips to foot

A Royal Doulton 'The Perfect Pair' figure group, HN581, (restoration to base); together with a Samson Chelsea style bocage figure, 13cm high; and another pair of Continental porcelain Poodles. (4)

Assorted British and Continental Pottery and Porcelain, including two Stevenson & Hancock Derby Imari coffee cans and saucers and a Samson Chelsea sauceboat of moulded leaf form (one tray)

Early 19th century Staffordshire figure modelled as a shepherdess and lamb before a bocage, H17cm, Staffordshire dairy maid, Rebecca at the Well and another, together with a 19th century Samson poodle in the Chelsea style and Samson porcelain model of the Tythe Pig group (6)

Miniature porcelain animals, some in the style of Chelsea Continental 19th century and later; Spaniel with paw uplifted seated on a cushion, Sheepdog on cushion, Poodle and puppy on blue cushion (gold anchor mark), King Charles Spaniel, pair of Sheep on rectangular grassy bases, small Staffordshire Leopard, pair Spaniels on oval bases (11)

A pair of Antique cream ware drinking mugs, and a Chelsea porcelain dog figure, H7cm, stamped to the underside (3)

Hand painted porcelain characters to be added to village scenes. Lot includes 3 figures for Going Home for the Holidays; 3 figures for Portobello Road Peddler; 2 figures for Chelsea Market Mistletoe Monger; 2 figures for Brixton Road Watchman. Department 56 backstamp. These items have original boxes: 8.5"L x 2.75"W x 4"H; 6.75"L x 2.25"W x 4"H; 6"L x 4"W x 5.5"H; 6"L x 3"W x 4"H. Largest piece: 3"L x 2.5"W x 4.5"H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Department 56Condition: Age related wear.

Joe Kirkup TSV MUNICH 1860 porcelain dark blue and cream German beer stein, with inscribed pewter lid “ In Friendschaft, TSV Munchen von 1860, 15.8.1966, presented to Joe as a Chelsea player at pre season friendly in Munich 15 August 1966 and Chelsea v. Real Madrid, onyx plaque, inscribed Chelsea v. Real Madrid 22-11-66 London (2)Provenance: Joe Kirkup CollectionThe following lots 522 to 545 relate to the career of West Ham United, Chelsea, Southampton defender Joe KirkupSee Bio foot of lot 522

Joe Kirkup German porcelain beer stein presented to Joe Kirkup, the body depicting the city of Munich landscape image in black and the word “MUNCHEN” with decorative pewter handle and lid - the lid inscribed In Friendschaft, Finale, Europa-Pokal-Spiel, West Ham United-TSV MUNCHEN von 1860, 19.5.1965”, 6.¾in. highProvenance: Joe Kirkup CollectionThe following lots 522 to 545 relate to the career of West Ham United, Chelsea, Southampton defender Joe KirkupSee Bio foot of lot 522

A rare Derby punch kettle, c.1760-65, the body well painted with dishevelled birds in flight and perched on and beneath leafy branches, the cover painted with moths and surmounted with a lemon finial, mounted with a wicker bound ormolu overhead handle, 26.5cm high. (2)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.Illustrated: Dennis Rice, Derby Porcelain: the Golden Years, col. pl. H. In his discussion of the kettle, Rice states: "Lady Schreiber in Volume I of her Journals refers to a visit on September 15th 1869 to Mr Hodges’ collection at Lyme where there was a ‘Chelsea tea Kettle (I should think unique), painted in birds’. At that time all early Derby pieces were attributed to Chelsea, and it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that the particular kettle to which Lady Schreiber refers and which she professes to covet was in fact the kettle illustrated here”.

An early Chelsea 'ten square' saucer dish, c.1752, the ten-sided form painted in the Kakiemon palette with a long-tailed bird swooping down beside another perched in a flowering prunus tree issuing from banded hedges, the rim with a continuous floral border in red and gilt, a rim crack, 16.6cm.Cf. Simon Spero, A Taste Entirely New, Chelsea Porcelain 1744-54, 1988, fig. 24 for a larger version of this dish.

An early Chelsea white-glazed beaker, c.1747, the tall flared form of eight lobes, sprigged with spiralling tea plant sprays, a small chip to the foot, 7cm.Cf. Malcolm Anderson, An Exhibition of Early St Cloud and Chelsea Porcelain, pl.XI and pl.XIII.

A rare Chelsea fluted teabowl, c.1750-52, the fluted form painted in famille rose enamels with flowering plants and lotus, the interior with a single floral sprig, a rim crack, 5cm high.Provenance: the Roger and Patricia Daniels Collection. Purchased from Colin Self, Tasmania, during the 1980s.Famille rose decoration is rare at Chelsea. The few examples that do exist are based on imported Chinese wares from the Yongzheng period (1722-39) and are of much finer quality than those being produced at the rival Bow factory. Cf. F S Mackenna, Chelsea Porcelain: The Triangle and Raised Anchor Wares, pl.18, no.41 for two beakers with similar decoration.

A good Worcester teacup and saucer, c.1770, decorated in the James Giles atelier with spiralling flower garlands converging on the centre of the saucer, with moths and other insects approaching the gilt dentil rim, crossed swords and 9 marks, with a Worcester saucer dish painted by James Giles with fancy birds, the saucer dish restored, 17.3cm max. (3)Provenance: Rod Jellicoe. Formerly the Raymond Dennis Collection, no. 54. Sold Woolley and Wallis, 25th February 2014, lot 105. Purchased by Dennis from Mary Wise at the Chelsea Antiques Fair on 18th September 1969.Cf. Rissik Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain, pl.16, no. 291 for a similar example, also Stephen Hanscombe, James Giles: China and Glass Painter, fig 6 for a milk jug decorated with the same pattern.

A Chelsea Hans Sloane leaf dish, c.1755, painted with a fruiting spray of a fig tree and two ripe figs within a brown line rim, the underside moulded with a twig foot painted with leaves and a large caterpillar, restored rim cracks, 23cm.Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.Cf. Sally Kevill-Davies, Sir Hans Sloane’s Plants on Chelsea Porcelain, pp.122-125 for a number of contemporary engravings and other Chelsea examples bearing fig decoration.

A Chelsea Hans Sloane leaf dish, c.1755, painted with a large botanical specimen of pink convolvulus, a blue butterfly to one side, brown line rim, the underside moulded with a twig and leaf base issuing from the handle, red anchor mark, restored cracks, 23.1cm.Provenance: Rod Jellicoe.Cf. Sally Kevill-Davies, Sir Hans Sloane’s Plants on Chelsea Porcelain, pp.112-113 for a plate with similar decoration derived from an engraving by G D Ehret.

A porcelain plate with a shaped edge, painted with sprays of garden flowers, 'Chelsea' red anchor mark to the base, 21.5cm diameter CONDITION REPORT: Painted decoration is rubbed in places, rim decoration is rubbed, glazed over chip to the rim, chips to the footrim, surface scratches

A 19th century Victorian Chelsea Pottery style porcelain figurine scene. The figure depicting a gentleman & a lady reading a book together, ivy fence to verso & basket of flowers at their feet (lacking handle). Raised on an oval shaped base with gilt decoration. Gold anchor mark present to verso. Measures approx. 16cm tall. 

A pair of late 19thC Samson Chelsea porcelain figures, modelled as a lady with a crown, holding fruit, aside a lion, raised on a circular rococo base, and a lady standing aside a peacock, on a rococo base, 27cm high.

A Pair of Samson Porcelain Figures, after Chelsea, 19th century, modelled as a boy eating grapes, seated on a bocage, with a tiger by his side, his companion, also seated, making arrows, Cupid by her side, bearing gold anchor marks, largest 25cm high (2)

A collection of mostly continental porcelain figures to include two seated Putti's both in Chelsea style, two Chelsea style cherub figurines and othersLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Two Chelsea style porcelain figurines of a gentleman playing bagpipes with his hound at foot, and a lady playing a lyre with a lamb to her side, each in polychrome glaze and bearing a gold coloured anchor mark to the rear. Each 14cm in height. (2)

Pair of gold anchor mark Samson Chelsea style porcelain models of turkeys, 16cm tall.  Both birds have losses to the flowers and foliage

A Pair of Porcelain Studies of Singing Goldfinches in the Manner of Chelsea with Spurious Gold Anchor Mark, Some Losses to Bocage, 11cm high

A CHELSEA PORCELAIN TWO-HANDLED PIERCED BASKET CIRCA 1760 Trellis pattern with flowerhead bosses, the well painted with insects, un-marked, 23cm in length Condition Report: Chips to base. Some cracks and losses to the flower bosses. Crack to one handle. Some rubbing and scuffs to brown pencil rim and to paintwork. No further serious damage or restoration detected.Condition Report Disclaimer

A collection of 19th and 20th century ceramics to include a blue and white teapot, a Wood and Sons 'Chung' pattern double gourd vase and plate, various vases, bowls, cups, and a New Chelsea Red Anchor covered pot painted with cockerels, a soapstone pot with annotated lid, 1869, inlaid top 'Trifle from Buxton', and a miniature glass and a miniature porcelain dolls' tea service.Condition Report: Various states of repair throughoutChelsea pot - extensive damageTrifle pot - chipped and scratched

A Chelsea porcelain model of a poodle with a basket in its mouth, against a bocage background, with gold anchor mark, height 7cm, together with a porcelain model of a seated poodle and a recumbent spaniel (3).Condition Report: Poodle - chip to the rim, minor chips to the bocage, some gilt rubbedSeated poodle - firing cracks,Spaniel - gilt rubbed, no chips or cracks