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Football - A collection of programmes from the late 1940s and/or early 1950s, for Everton (v. Manchester United, Apr. 1949; v.Charlton Athletic, 1949; v. Bolton Wanderers, 1949; v. Derby County, 1949; v. Manchester United, Nov. 1949; v. Sunderland, 1949; v. Middlesborough, 1949); Liverpool (v. Portsmouth, 1946; v. Manchester United, 1948; v. Chelsea, 1949); Accrington Stanley (2); and Tranmere Rovers (1), (total 13).

Football - Programmes for the 1949 F.A. Cup Semi-Final Replay (Arsenal v. Chelsea) (x2); the 1946 F.A. Cup Final (Charlton Athletic v. Derby County); the 1950 F.A. Cup Final (Leicester City v. Wolverhampton Wanderers) and the 1950 F.A. Cup Final (Arsenal v. Liverpool), (5).

Football - Twenty-nine Heart of Midlothian F.C. programmes from the period 1947-50 (including v. Chelsea, 1947 & 1949).

A CHELSEA RED-ANCHOR PERIOD SAUCER-DISH with wavy edge, painted in colour with Deutschesblumen style floral decoration, with dark red-brown rim, stilt-marks, and trace of red anchor mark, c.1755, 20cm, (8in) diameter, (restored rim)

A Chelsea Derby baluster vase with scroll handles with mask terminals and shell moulding enamelled with quadrilobed panels containing figures in a pastoral setting reserved on a burgundy ground, 27.5cm. high, patch marks, circa 1780, glue repair to neck.

7 Football Programmes all dated to the late 1940's all from London Clubs, including Charlton v Newcastle, Fulham v Sheffield Wednesday, Spurs v Barnsley, Chelsea v Aston Villa (all played in 1949), Chelsea v Aston Villa (1946), Chelsea v Manchester United (1950).

A good collection of football programmes mainly Chelsea & Fulham, from the 1970, 71, 72, seasons.

A Chelsea shaped oval dish, painted with exotic birds in a landscape, 25cm wide, red anchor mark, circa 1756 (chipped section to rim)

Pair of Chelsea style two handled vases of hexagonal baluster form, each painted with exotic bird, flowers and foliage, gold anchor mark, 17cm high

A porcelain figure group in the manner of Chelsea, German 20th century, modelled as two seated children, one playing a clarinet; together with a Sitzendorf gallant and companion group and a figure of a girl on a swing. First group 22cm.

A Chelsea baluster mug, English late 18th century, enriched with floral sprays and brown rim. Cracks. Height 13.5cm.

Football programmes, 1970 cup final, Leeds, Chelsea, '72, Chelsea, Stoke, various England Internationals, and others. (22).

A large quantity of football programmes, 1960/80, to include, Chelsea '65/70, (approx 90), Arsenal, 66/67 (20), Newcastle, QPR, Tottenham, and others.

Attributed to J. Mott (fl. 1846-1854) - Bay mares and foals in a landscape, relined canvas 30ins x 47ins, in modern gilt moulded frame Provenance : Sold at Bonhams, Chelsea, Wednesday, 7th May 1997, lot 264

A quantity of 'Old Chelsea' pattern dinnerware comprising two graduated meat plates, vegetable tureen and cover and six soup bowls

A MID 18TH CENTURY CHELSEA PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A ROMAN SOLDIER, on scrolling base 5. 5" High. Red anchor mark for 1752-6. (restored).

S. Porrini, oil on canvas, Old Chelsea Bridge, signed and dated 1890, 8 x 16 ins.

A rare Chelsea cup and saucer, Raised Anchor period, 1749-52, 'blanc de chine' with prunus sprigs moulded in bold relief, trembleuse-type saucer with moulded raised anchor, saucer 4.75in.

A Copeland plate of superlative quality for Goode decorated in the Chelsea gold anchor style with a border of gilt insects on cobalt blue reserve within gilt scroll cartouche and floral chains centred by the Crown of England within a floral and foliate border, the reverse with gilt printed mark surmounted by a crown, 250mm, tiny rim chip to rear. The crown pictured in the centre of this plate is a version of the English heraldic crown of England, indicating this was from a dinner service for H.R.H. Queen Victoria. Godden records the use of this mark from 1891.

Royal Doulton Character Jug, 'Chelsea Pensioner' D6817

A Crown Devon Chelsea pattern fruit bowl, enamel decorated with birds of paradise, together with a matching up tapered vase

A Chelsea Style Figure, of a lady seated by a tree with a sheep by her feet, on a rococo style base, gold anchor mark, (some loss), 23 cm

Anne Redpath (1895-1965). 'The Orange Seller'. Pastel. 26cm x 25.5cm. Bears label verso for Marjorie Parr, St. Ives, Cornwall and 285 Kings Road Chelsea.

A TWO HANDLED RECTANGULAR DISH WITH ROMANY SCENES D5027 WITH SIMILAR DISH CHARLES II AT CHELSEA HOSPITAL [2]

An interesting collection of record attendance match programmes, comprising: Arsenal v Sunderland 9.3.35 (73,295), Brentford v Preston FAC6 5.3.38 (39,624), Charlton v Aston Villa FAC5 12.2.38 (75,031), Chelsea v Arsenal 12.10.35 (82,905) Fulham v Millwall 8.10.35 (49,335), Hull v Man Utd FAC6 26.2.49 (55,019), Millwall v Derby FAC5 20.2.37 (48,627) & Spurs v Sunderland FAC6 5.3.38 (75,038); sold with Everton v Portsmouth 17.9.38 (a then record attendance, eclipsed by the Merseyside Derby of 1948)

Ten London clubs wartime programmes, Charlton, v Brentford 2.3.46; Chelsea v Brentford 16.12.44 & Portsmouth 20.1.45; Fulham v Aston Villa 27.10.45, Brentford 4.11.44 & two v Brighton 30.12.44 & 3.3.45; & three West Ham v Brighton fixtures, 4.4.42, 3.4.43 & 6.5.44

55 programmes, dating between 1943 & 1968, the lot including 1944 Charlton v Spurs War Cup s/f at Chelsea, 1956 Amateur Cup final replay at Middlesbrough. Dukla Praha v Spurs 1962, also non-League, F.A. Cup finals, internationals etc.; together with souvenir newspapers & other misc. items (64)

The following three lots were collected by a member of Gianluca Vialli's backroom team during the Italian's period as Chelsea manager: A fine collection of Chelsea memorabilia relating to the Gianluca Vialli period, comprising: a squad-signed blue jersey inscribed F.A. CUP FINAL, 1997, sponsor's flashes to short-sleeves; a blue track suit top inscribed F.A. CUP FINAL, 1997; a squad-signed blue jersey inscribed THE COCA COLA CUP, THE FINAL, 1998, short sleeves; a squad-signed blue jersey inscribed EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS CUP, THE FINAL 1998, UEFA flash to short-sleeves; a white track suit top inscribed EUROPEAN CUP WINNERS CUP, THE FINAL 1998; a squad-signed blue UEFA Super Cup jersey, inscribed UEFA CUP WINNERS CUP WINNERS 1998, UEFA flashe to long-sleeves; a squad-signed blue jersey inscribed F.A. CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY 2000, sponsor's flashes to short-sleeves; a dark blue training top inscribed F.A. CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY 2000; & a blue & white track suit top inscribed F.A. CUP FINAL, WEMBLEY 2000; sold together with a signed Chelsa photograph; three invitations to the 1997 F.A. Cup final dinner, one signed by Pele who was a guest; F.A. Cup final dinner programme/menus for 1997 & 2000 & a similar item for the 1998 Coca-Cola Cup final; match programmes for the 1998 European Cup Winners' Cup final, & Coca-Cola Cup final & the 2000 F.A. Cup final; tickets for the 1997 F.A. Cup final (two); 1998 Coca-Cola Cup final & 1998 European Cup Winners' Cup final; & a colour photograph of the team at Wembley.

Chelsea FC: an autographed display, comprising a 1948 programme page signed by 8 players besides a sheet signed by 17 Chelsea players from the late 40s/early 50s, 30 by 40cm., 12 by 16in. framed & glazed

A group of 10 multi-signed books from Ivor Ponting's club Player-by-Player series, published by Hamlyn, comprising: Arsenal (two, hardback & softback editions) 12 & 33 signatures respectively; Chelsea, 68 signatures; Everton (two, hardback & softback) 71 & 52 signatures respectively; Liverpool (two, hardback & softback) 50 & 48 signatures respectively; Manchester United (two, hardback & softback editions) 72 & 91 signatures respectively; Tottenham Hotspur (softback edition) with 55 signatures, autographed by subject over their entry or illustration, duplication of subjects between the hard & soft club editions (see lot 78 for illustration)

Three Chelsea scrap books covering the period 1947 to 1950, pasted with numerous press cuttings, match reports, photographs, features etc.; sold with 13 b&w press photographs of Chelsea captain Roy Bentley (16)

Jimmy Greaves memorabilia, including his League debut match programme, a Chelsea away at Spurs 24.8.57, complete with a press cuttings match report; together with 32 b&w press photographs taken during his early career at Stamford Bridge (34)

Chelsea club handbooks for 1912-13 & 1913-14, sold with 14 1920s/30s athletics programmes for meets held at Stamford Bridge including the 3A's, British Empire, Varsity, International matches etc. (16)

20 ticket stubs dating between 1951 & 1970, 13 England internationals at Wembley; F.A. Amateur Cup finals for 1951, 1953 & 1954; three Chelsea F.A. Cup semi-finals for 1965, 1966 & 1967; & 1970 F.A. Cup final

F.A. Cup final & semi-final programmes, finals for 1952, 53 (official + pirate), 55, 57-61, 63-64, 66, 67 (two), 72, 75, 78 & 81; Chelsea s/f's for 65-67 & 70, Birmingham v Man Utd 57 & Villa v Forest 59; sold with 1972 League Cup final & 1986 FL Full Members' Cup final (26)

10 F.A. Youth Cup final & sem-final programmes, finals, West Ham v Manchester United 1957, Chelsea v Preston (both legs) 1960, West Ham v Liverpool 1963, Man Utd v Swindon 1964, Burnley v West Ham 1968, West Ham v Ipswich 1975, Spurs v West Ham 1981; semi-finals, West Ham v Sheffield Wednesday 1957 & Arsenal v Spurs 1974

A souvenir programme, for the opening of the West Stand, Highbury, Arsenal v Chelsea, 10th December 1932

8 wartime Charlton programmes, including the War Cup Final (south) at Wembley v Chelsea 15.4.44, the remainder dating between 1943 & 1945 and including two Charlton Rovers programmes, a home v Gravesend and an away at Metropolitan Police

Chelsea v Liverpool programme, 2nd January 1909, a combined programme also covering the reserves fixture v QPR 4.1.09

Chelsea v Hull City programme, 26th November 1910, a combined programme also covering the Southern Charity Cup semi-final, QPR v Swindon Town, 28.11.10

118 Chelsea home programmes, including 20 wartimes seasons 1944-45 & 45-46 plus 1946 F.A. Amateur Cup final at Stamford Bridge, the remainder mostly dating between 1947-48 & 1953-54, 37 programmes punch-holed; sold with a 1951-52 handbook, a Tommy Walker Farewell Souvenir & Reg Groves' Chelsea from the Famous Football Clubs series (121)

480 Chelsea home programmes, including 77 dating between 1949-50 & 1959-60, the remainder post-1960

Three Chelsea away programmes, in Europe, the 1971 Cup Winners' Cup final v Real Madrid in Athens; the earlier round tie v Atvidabergs; & TSV Munchen von 1860, 15th March 1966, complete with a match ticket (4)

Portsmouth programmes & autographs, programmes comprising: a souvenir brochure and a separate names of players sheet for the 1938 FL Jubilee Match v Southampton at Fratton Park; 1939 F.A. Cup final, sub-standard copy; 3 aways from 1947-48 (Arsenal, Blackpool & Chelsea); the 1949 F.A. Cup final & semi-final programmes; v Danish National XI 21.9.1949; & aways at Charlton 26.12.49 & 31.3.51; the lot including a page removed from an autograph book with a 1949 League Championship team-group, 18 ink & biro signatures (12)

A Chelsea plate, painted in coloured enamels with two flowering stems, the feather moulded border picked out in green and brown, 8 1/4" diameter (21cm), brown anchor mark, circa 1760

Mackenna (F S), Chelsea Porcelain, The Red Anchor Wares, First Edition, 1951, number 483 of 500 copies

Mackenna (F S), Chelsea Porcelain, The Triangle and Raised Anchor Wares, Second Edition, 1969

A Chelsea pistol grip knife haft, in the white, moulded in bold relief with trailing teaplants, circa 1752, now mounted as a knife, with steel blade

A Chelsea Derby baluster shaped mug, with 'S' scroll handle, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, beneath a gilt dentil rim, 4" high (10cm) conjoined anchor and D mark in gilt, circa 1775

A Chelsea Derby ogee shaped two handled chocolate cup, cover and stand, with loop knop, painted in coloured enamels with garlands of flowers and leaves, suspended from blue and gilt ribbon bands, 6 1/4" high (16cm) conjoined anchor and D marks in gilt, circa 1775 (knop restored)

A Chelsea oval dish, painted in coloured enamels with two exotic birds, in a wooded landscape, the scroll moulded border picked out in green, gold anchor mark, circa 1760-65 (glued)

A Liverpool cream jug, of High Chelsea Ewer form, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the interior with a puce diaper and iron red scroll band, 3 1/2" high (9"), circa 1775 (cracks)

A Chelsea plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of European flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, the scroll moulded border painted with four pairs of confronting birds, brown line rim, 9" diameter (23cm) red anchor mark, circa 1755 (some restoration)

Maria Hampshire Eaton (exh 1890-1937): Cheyne Walk Chelsea, watercolour, signed and dated '11, 30cm x 35cm

A GREEN POTTERY URN and cover, a matching plate, bowl and caddy, each decorated in the Chelsea style

AN OLD CHELSEA BLUE AND WHITE TEASET and a Wedgwood teapot

Arsenal v Sheffield United. Final Tie of the Football Association Challenge Cup Competition at the Empire Stadium, Wembley, Saturday April 25, 1936, 12pp col. b&w illusts. from photos, ads both front and rear, orig. printed wrappers, somewhat soiled, staples rusted, slim 8vo, together with Chelsea v Leeds United, Final of the Football Association Challenge Cup Competition at the Empire Stadium, Wembley, Saturday 11 April, 1970, 10pp col. b&w illusts. from photos, ads. etc., orig. printed wrappers, slim 8vo, plus a miscellaneous collection of cricket and rugby programmes, score cards and a few tickets, etc., mostly c. 1970's (-)

A Royal Doulton Churchill toby jug, a Shorter Chelsea Pensioner jug, a Woods Henry VIII jug and a Spode commemorative tankard

A framed letter from Augustus John to Mr. Shaw, bearing address n28, Mallord St., Chelsea, and reading: "Do let Fraulein Reiss do your photograph. She is an excellent artist- and is dying to do so, yours ever, Augustus John", on blue laid, 27x21.7cm

Shorter & Sons Pottery Character Jug, "Chelsea Pensioner" and another, "Cavalier", (2).