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CARDIFF CITY v LEICESTER CITY 1947/48; Charlton Athletic v Manchester United 1946/47; Chelsea v Manchester United F.A. Cup 1949/50 and seven others 1952 to 1962, (10).

BLACKBURN ROVERS v NEWCASTLE UNITED, match programme for the f.A. Cup Semi-Final, 29 March 1952, together with the replay at Elland Road, creased; Arsenal v Chelsea, F.A.Cup Semi-Final 1952 and the replay, both at White Hart Lane, (4).

NEWPORT COUNTY v CHELSEA match programme 8 September 1945, some spotting and creasing.

BOY'S MAGAZINE, a collection of four circular metal portraits, depicting Cunningham (Rangers), Davies (Cardiff City), Wilson (Chelsea) and Gallagher (Newcastle), one clasp broken, 1920's, (4).

A Pair of Chelsea Dessert Plates, Red Anchor Period, circa 1755, painted in enamel colours with scattered bouquets and sprigs of flowers, chocolate-brown edges, both with red anchor mark, {21cm diameter} (both slightly mis-shapen, one with overpainted firing fault and glaze scratch to the central field)

A Chelsea Dessert Plate, Gold Anchor Period, circa 1765, of scroll edged circular form, painted to the central reserve with two raspberries, a ladybird and a mayfly, with exotic birds perched in branches to the borders in three groups framed by C scrolls in colours, blue and gilt feather scroll border, gold anchor mark, {21cm diameter}

F.S. Mackenna - "Collection of English Porcelain, Part I Chelsea, Part II Worcester, Part III Plymouth & Bristol", published by F. Lewis 1972 (three volumes - of edition of 500 copies, in blue cloth bindings)

AFTER J FARINGTON, ENGRAVED BY J C STADLER, ANTIQUE ENGRAVING, DATED 1793, 'View of Chelsea and Battersea...', 7" x 11"

Longford (Elizabeth). Images of Chelsea, 1st ed., 1980, together with Gascoigne (Bamber and Ditchburn, Jonathan), Images of Twickenham, 1981, Ford (John & Jill), Images of Brighton, 1981, Jenkins (Simon and Ditchburn, Jonathan), Images of Hampstead, 1982, all 1st eds., num. b & w illusts. from photos., orig. cloth in d.j.s., 4to, VG. Each limited to 1000 copies. (4)

Aston Villa. Approx. 65 home match day programmes, c.1940s-50s,. incl. v. Newcastle United 1947-48, v. Walsall 1944-45, v. Burnley 1948-49, v. Middlesbrough 1948-49, v. Chelsea 1935-36, v. Bristol City 1920-21, some with markings and general wear. (approx. 65)

Chelsea 28 matchday programmes and teamsheets, c.1950-80s,. incl. some against non-League opposition, a few with markings (28)

Chelsea sauceboat in the form of a cos lettuce with scrolled handle with inset decoration, 19cm (a.f.).

Nym Denise Mary Pen-Symons, (fl. mid 20th century) "LANDSCAPE, Co. CORK", oil on canvas, signed lower right, entitled on an old stretcher label, inscribed Royal Academy label documenting the painting's entry for the 1948 Turner Prize, plus depleted label of The Chelsea Art Stores, inscribed "Mr Peters/for students landscape/Bought by Sir Alfred....", 75cm x 100cm, (29.5in x 39.3in), in gilt frame

A COLLECTION OF LUTON TOWN AND CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB PROGRAMMES, 1950's-1960's, (parcel)

A COLLECTION OF PRINTED FOOTBALL EPHEMERA, c1948, 1950's and later, including Preston North End v. Man. Utd., 1948, four Wolves v. Man. Utd., 1950's, Man. Utd.,v. Chelsea and Utd. Res. v. Newcastle 1954/5, W.B.A. v. Man Utd., 1959, Man. City v. Coventry, 1950, Blackpool v. Stoke, 1949, Birmingham v. Chesterfield, 1950 etc etc, recent ticket stubs (parcel)

An unusual Chelsea Pottery flared circular bowl, decorated by Joyce Morgan, with a pair of cockerels with fluffy plumage and extending tail feathers, in autumnal colours, 30.5cm. diam., signed 'JEM' and 'Chelsea P England' on back.

James Abbott McNeill Whistler - A Street Scene in Chelsea, pen and ink, with butterfly monogramme, 15x10cm.

Summerson (John) Georgian London, 8vo, cloth, illus., 1947; Beaver (Alfred) Memorials Of Old Chelsea, 4to, quarter-calf, illus., 1892; Royal Commission On Historical Monuments: London East & London West, 2 vols, 4to, cloth, illus., 1925-1930; and other volumes on English architecture. (7)

KING William. Chelsea Porcelain 1922. London; HURLBUTT Frank. Bow Porcelain. 1926. Both volumes large 4to (2).

A Crown Chelsea Indian Tree Pattern Part Tea Set, and other items (a.f.) (4 boxes).

A Chelsea sweetmeat figure, circa 1760-65, modelled as a woman standing before a flowering tree beside an open basket, gold anchor mark, 15cm., 6in., some damage.

A porcelain scent bottle with silver-gilt mounts, probably French, 19th century, in Chelsea taste, modelled as a parrot tulip, the chained stopper formed as two doves, 6.5cm, 2.5 in; and an unusual stoneware scent bottle, circa 1810, formed as a straw-covered flask hung with garlands, the gold cap set with an opal, two-colour gold and turquoise bead collar, on two chains held by a carved coral hand below the ring, bottle 4.5cm, 1.75 in, (2).

A mid 18th century Chelsea dessert plate, painted with a butterfly amongst apples and berries on a cream ground with a raised green painted edge, small red anchor mark, some restoration, 8.5ins

1937 Coronation: a Wedgewood mug by Keith Murray, the cream coloured body moulded with portraits and a New Chelsea mug for 1953 (2)

A small collection of Football and Rugby Programmes and Tickets including Bradford v Newcastle 1940, Bradford V Barrow 1938, Brentford V Copenhagen 1946, Blackpool V Chelsea 1946, Chelsea V Stoke 1946, Blackpool v Liverpool 1946, Hunslet v Leeds 1938 and ticket stubs for Wembley F.A.Cup Final 1965.

Framed group of fourteen signatures of the Chelsea 1970 F.A.Cup winners team including Peter Osgood, Chopper Harris and Peter Bonetti.

London. A View of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea & the Rotunda in Ranelaigh Gardens, pub. August 20th, 1751, engraved vue d'optique with contemp. hand colouring, titled in English and French, approx. 260 x 390 mm. (1).

A pair of Chelsea porcelain vases of vertically ribbed pear form with flaring serrated rims enamelled with scattered fruit, flowers and insects above a broad foliate band, 27cm. high, painted red anchor marks, circa 1752-56, restoration to rims.

A pair of Chelsea porcelain vases of vertically lobed cylinder form with gilt scroll handles enamelled with songbirds amongst branches and verso with floral sprays, 30cm. high each, painted red anchor marks, circa 1752-56, restorations to rim and handle of one.

A Chelsea Derby porcelain vase of baluster form with scroll handles, mask terminals and shell moulding painted with a rustic couple in a landscape and verso with a hurdy-gurdy player reserved on a gilded blue ground, 32.5cm. high, patch marks, circa 1780, glue repairs to handles, together with a similar vase decorated with rustics in landscapes reserved on a puce ground, decoration unfinished. (2)

A Chelsea plate, painted with flower sprays, red/brown anchor mark, c.1755-60, and two Lowestoft teabowls decorated with the 'Redgrave' pattern, 22.5cm. Max. (3) The Chelsea plate damaged, one bowl with faint body cracks.

A Chelsea Derby chamberstick, the nozzle moulded with leaves, the handle with a flower head thumb piece, painted with flowers and a gilt dentil rim, gold 'D' and anchor mark, c.1770, 12.5cm. Some damage.

A Chelsea Derby coffee cup and saucer, decorated with green flower sprigs and leaf borders, gilt 'D' and anchor marks, c.1770. (2)

A Chelsea basket moulded plate, applied with six green leaves and painted with insects, red anchor mark, c.1755, 24cm. Three leaves chipped.

A Chelsea octagonal dish, moulded with flowers and decorated in the Kakiemon style, red anchor mark, c.1755 and a Worcester fluted dish painted with butterflies and flowers in the manner of James Giles, seal mark, c.1770, 25.5cm. (2) The Chelsea dish chipped, the Worcester dish cracked in half.

A Caughley low Chelsea ewer, moulded with acanthus leaves and painted with flowers, c.1770, 11cm. A 3cm. faint rim crack.

Literature, F.S. Mackenna, Chelsea Porcelain, The Red Anchor Wares, G. Godden, Lowestoft Porcelain, H.R. Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period and W.D. John, William Billingsley. (4)

A Chelsea blue and white soup plate, painted with a pair of long-tailed fowl in a landscape, with a diaper and floral panel band and shaped rim, 22.5cm diameter, blue anchor mark, circa 1755 (some small areas of staining to underside).

A set of three Chelsea pierced two-handled baskets, of tapered cylindrical trellis form, the interiors painted with fruit and insects, 18cm wide, circa 1765 (slight wear, occasional minute chips)

A Chelsea plate, painted with sprays of flowers, 20.5cm diameter, red anchor mark, circa 1756 (some surface scratches)

Two Caughley 'Chelsea ewer' creamboats, one printed in blue with Chinoiserie vignettes, the other printed with insects and floral sprays, printed 'S' mark, circa 1780 (the latter with an old restored chip)

A selection of English porcelain, comprising; a Chelsea pot pourri vase with pierced neck and painted with birds, 20cm high, a pair of Worcester blue and white saucers, printed with the bat pattern, a bow blue and white Chinoiserie sauceboat, a Derby white porcelain model of a sheep and a similar model of a deer, various dates, 18th century, (damaged throughout)

A Chelsea porcelain soup plate moulded in relief in the Meissen manner with floral sprays, and enamelled in colours with floral sprays within mauve lined border, 9.25ins diameter (red anchor mark to base - circa 1755 - cracked and discoloured), and a Worcester porcelain plate with shaped rim enamelled in colours with floral sprays within red lined border, 8.5ins diameter (unmarked - chipped to footrim and discoloured)

A Chelsea porcelain octagonal plate, the rim moulded in the Meissen manner with a floral filled trellis, the whole enamelled in colours with floral sprays, floral sprigs, butterflies and caterpillars, fine brown finished edge, 9.5ins square (red anchor mark to base - circa 1755 - rim repaired in one place). See lot 53 for illustration.

A pair of Chelsea porcelain dessert plates of shaped outline, enamelled in colours with sprays of flowers and sprigs of flowers within a green finished edge, 8.5ins diameter (red anchor mark to base - circa 1755 - green edging somewhat flaking in places and decoration scratched). See lot 53 for illustration.

A pair of Copeland Spode Chelsea pattern sauce tureens on stands

An Arthur Wood Old Chelsea Scenes Pattern Tea Set, and a Poole pottery preserve pot and cover (a.f.) (6).

A group of 5 19thC porcelain figures of musicians, all bearing Chelsea gold anchor mark to rear of bases. The figures comprising 2 ladies and 3 gentlemen playing various instruments, all raised on round plinths with gilt decorated scroll work edges. Some damage and restoration. 6" high.

Radford bowl and vase painted with autumn trees on a mottled yellow ground, Also a Chelsea pottery vase, of conical shape decorated with stylised flora on a mottled blue ground, incised marks to base, (crazing) (3).

Chelsea red anchor period chocolate cup circa 1758 with moulded branch handles, painted with fruit and insects, red anchor mark to base (small hairlines to rim, firing imperfections) 8.5cm high.

Chelsea red anchor period coffee cup circa 1755 painted with Deutsche blumen, (cracks) 7cm high.

A pair of Bridgwood "Old Chelsea" pattern plates retailed by Waring and Gillow, together with two Crescent China trios.

A Chelsea plate, c. 1760, with a scalloped rim and painted flower sprays, rim chip, gilt rubbed, dirty crazing, 21cm diameter

A Chelsea lobed plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of European flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, the rim painted with exotic birds, alternating with wave moulded panels, 21.5cm diameter (8 1/2"), red anchor mark, circa 1755

A Chelsea Derby teabowl, decorated in iron red and gilt with the monogram JMR, beneath a bamboo band, decorated in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, circa 1785

A Lowestoft butterboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, beneath a brown line rim, 10cm long (4"), circa 1785 (crack, some discolouration)

A Chelsea teabowl and trembleuse saucer, painted in coloured enamels with European flowers and leaves, within brown line borders, red anchor marks, circa 1755

A Chelsea dish, modelled with a cabbage leaf, painted in coloured enamels with fruits, its veining picked out in puce, on a basket moulded ground, with brown line rim, 27.2cm wide (10 3/4"), brown anchor mark, circa 1760 (some restoration)

A Chelsea trembleuse saucer, painted in coloured enamels with two exotic birds on branches and a bird and an insect in flight, within a 'wave' carved band and gilt line rim, 13.2cm diameter (5 1/4"), gold anchor mark, circa 1760 (rim chip)

A Chelsea plate, boldly painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird perched on rockwork, flanked by two birds in branches, within a brown line rim, 22.2cm diameter (8 3/4"), brown anchor mark, circa 1760 (rim chip restored)