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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)

A Chelsea oval dish, boldly painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird perched on rockwork, flanked by two birds in branches, within a brown line rim, 30cm wide (11 3/4"), brown anchor mark, circa 1760 (restored)

A Chelsea pear shaped scent bottle and stopper, with gilt metal mounts, naturalistically decorated in yellow and puce, 5cm high (2"), circa 1755 (bottle glued)

A Chelsea lobed round plate, with fluted cavetto, painted in kakiemon palette with the Hob in the Well pattern, within a flowerhead and leaf scroll border, 24cm diameter (9 1/2"), red anchor mark, circa 1752

A Lowestoft cream boat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, with scroll handle, the interior and exterior painted in underglaze blue with trailing flowers and leaves, 10cm long (4"), circa 1780

*London. Fine collection of twenty-one large sheet vellum indentures from the 19th c., mainly miltiple-sheet, all relating to land, property and trades in the London Area, including St James, Chelsea, St George, Houslow, Paddington, St Pancras, Marylebone, etc., all retaining their original wax seals, some with small plans (21)

Veitch (James Herbert). A Traveller's Notes or Notes of a Tour Through India, Malaysia, Japan, Corea, The Australian Colonies and New Zealand during the Years 1891-1893, pub. Chelsea: Royal Exotic Nursery, 1896, half title present, folding twin-hemisphere map frontis., nine full page photogravures with tissue guards, num. b & w illusts. to text, scattered spotting to plates and page edges, orig. dec. cloth, sl. rubbed, folio (1)

A DERBY CUP & SAUCER with red enamel mark, 1800-1825, an unmarked Small Cup & Deep Saucer with brown foliate design, 19th Century, a 19th Century Worcester Style Cup & Saucer with blue & gold, and painted floral design, unmarked, an R H & S L Plant "Tuscan" Ware Cup & Saucer, circa 1930, a Shelley "Chelsea" Pattern Coffee Can & Saucer, a "Dephine" Pattern Coffee Can & Saucer by Hudson V Middleton, from 1941 onwards, a Derby Blue & White Coffee Can & Saucer, circa 1880, a Spode Copeland Cup & Saucer, circa 1891, AF, and a Spode Copeland Cup & Saucer, circa 1891, AF, stapled repair.

A Chelsea porcelain leaf shaped dish, mid 18th Century, of single leaf form with interspersed arch moulding, painted with central veining with off shoots of flowers, gold anchor mark, faults and restoration.

A New Chelsea Porcelain part dessert service, early 20th Century, decorated by E Jones with fruit within a gilt seaweed border, printed mark, comprising; pair of square dishes, four oval dishes and three plates.

A Chelsea Derby porcelain plate, late 18th Century, of gadrooned oval form decorated centrally with Cupid within a painted and gilt highlighted border of leaves and bows, gold mark.

A Chelsea Derby figure of a seated woman holding a birds nest, one arm raised holding a bird together with a pair of pearlware figures in classical dress height 12cm and 15cm.

Benatti(?)- Chelsea street scene; oil on canvas, signed and dated 1963, 63.2x76.5cm

Two hand coloured engravings, an island with shipping, 7 x 13.75in (18 x 35cm) and a view of Chelsea. (2)

A large Samson Chelsea group

Gold anchor Chelsea blue bordered shaped edge dessert plate, central classical urn design with burnished floral swags, 9" diameter

A Carlton Ware "Chrysanthemum" pattern shaped circular plate, 22cms, three various two-handled dishes by Coalport and New Chelsea and a Japanese floral and gilt decorated small bowl.

Royal Doulton "Chelsea Rose" pattern dinnerware, to comprise oval meat plate, lidded tureen, six two-handled soup cups with stands and eighteen plates in three graduated sizes.

A Chelsea Pottery shallow bowl decorated with garden flowers on light green ground; a Wedgwood Etruria green leaf bowl; and a Lovetts horizontally ribbed green vase (3)

ROBERT FALCON SCOTT. An autograph letter signed undated to Hodgson asking him to dine with him at the Naval & Military Club, Piccadilly on 56 Oakley Street, Chelsea Embankment notepaper, 2 1/2 sides.

A Derby style figure of Neptune holding a triton with a shell, 17cm and a Chelsea style figure of a woman holding a basket, 13cm. (2)

A Harry Parr studio pottery figure of a flower seller, the young woman seated on an upturned basket between flower filled baskets and wearing a fringed blue shawl, loose yellow scarf and patched apron, ostrich feathers in her blue hat and tying a bunch of roses, on cut cornered base and ebonised wood plinth, 24cm overall, incised Hy Parr Chelsea 1931, 1931

An 18th century figural seal, possibly Chelsea or Girl In the Swing, modelled as Pulchinello standing on a flower painted mound, the yellow metal mounted cornelian seal cut with dove crest and a motto,3.5cm high overall.

A Chelsea plate, c.1755, the border painted and gilt, with landscaped vignettes and moulded foliate scrolls, red anchor mark (restored), 24.5cm.

Continental figure of a lady musician in the style of Chelsea, modelled standing playing the triangle, wearing a pink and red floral spotted dress, and a pink bodice, moulded scroll base, gold anchor mark, mid 19th century, (some damages and restorations) 25cm high

Chelsea Derby teabowl and saucer circa 1770, spirally moulded with bands of leaves, painted with 'Queen Charlotte' pattern, gilt painted mark, (2)

A small Staffordshire model of a rabbit, on an oval base, a Staffordshire model of a standing ram, a Staffordshire cottage pastille burner and a pearlware low Chelsea ewer, 18th and 19th century, 11cm. Max. (4) Some damage.

A Chelsea plate, with a feather scroll moulded border and painted with scattered flower sprays, brown anchor mark, c.1760, 21cm.

A Chelsea plate, painted with scattered flower sprays, a brown line rim, a red anchor mark, c.1755-60, 21cm.

A Chelsea dish, moulded as a large flower head with two green leaves, painted with flower sprays, a green stalk handle, red anchor mark, c.1755, 23cm. Some good restoration to the handle.

A Chelsea-Derby small cylindrical box and cover, with a flower knop, painted in pink with cherubs and musical instruments on a gilt blue ground, double gold anchor mark, c.1770-75, 7cm. (2) Damaged.

A Worcester high Chelsea ewer, the acanthus and spiral moulded body painted with flowers and leaves, perhaps in the Giles workshops, no mark, c.1770, 9cm. A small foot rim chip.

A Worcester sparrow beak jug, painted in polychrome with flowers, and a Caughley low Chelsea ewer, painted with flower sprays, both, c. 1770, 10.5cm. Max. (2) Both with some damage.

A Lowestoft blue and white sugar bowl and cover, painted with the 'Mansfield' pattern, 'C' mark, and a Lowestoft low Chelsea ewer, painted in blue and iron red with flowers and foliage, c.1770, 10.5cm. Max. (3) Both with damage.

'The Morning Ride' A Charles Vyse figure incised Charles Vyse Chelsea 27cm. high. Antennae damaged.

Florence St. John Cadell (ex.1900 - 1940) FIGURES UNDER A MARQUEE, POSSIBLY THE GROUNDS OF THE ROYAL CHELSEA HOSPITAL, LONDON Indistinctly signed with initials below the frame, oil on panel, {24. 5cm by 33cm (9_in by 13in)}.

Walter Greaves (1846-1930) CHELSEA WHARF ON THE THAMES WITH FIGURES, HORSES AND CARRIAGES ON CHEYNE WALK Inscribed on the artist's original label verso with his name and the title "Chelsea", also numbered 3777, oil on canvas, {35.5cm by 44cm (14in by 17in).

Two English Porcelain Figures of Shepherds, 18th and early 19th century, comprising a Chelsea-Derby figure of a shepherd standing on a scroll-moulded base, a lamb under one arm, the second figure, possibly Minton, of a man with pipe and tambourine, no marks, {17.5cm and 19cm} (figure one: repair and damage to left hand, to left foot and bocage; figure two: repair/damage to both hands, to pipe and drumstick) (2).

A Rare Chelsea-Derby Porcelain Plate and A Worcester Polychrome Plate, circa 1770/80, the first painted with an urn festooned with flowers under a lapis blue border filled with a gilt anthemion meander, the second decorated with puce camaieu flower sprays under a blue-edged scalloped rim with gilt feathered and dentil borders, gilt anchor and "D", hollow crescent, {22.8cm and 21.8cm} (scratched/rubbed gilding) (2).

Theodore Casimir Roussel R.B.A., A.R.E. (1847-1926) A STREET SCENE WITH A HORSE AND CART AND FIGURES OUTSIDE SHOPS, POSSIBLY A SCENE IN CHELSEA An artist's signed proof, black and white drypoint etching, {14.5cm by 20.5cm (5_in by 8in)}.

A Chelsea pottery figurine, 'The Shawl' by Charles Vyse, dated 1926, depicting a lady flower seller, 27cms high, date and monogram to underside.

A CHELSEA DERBY FIGURE OF A PUTTI, garlanded with flowers, standing with arm outstretched, 13cms high: together with another similar. (2)

Watts, W. (illustrator), The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry, Chelsea, by W. Watts, 1779, Oblong 8vo (250 x 330mm.), 28 engraved plates, with descriptive text leaves, 19th century black half morocco gilt, armorial bookplate of Charles Grantham

Gibson, William Stanley, Dilston Hall; or, Memoirs of the Right Hon. James Radcliffe, Earl of Derwentwater, a martyr in The Rebellion of 1715, London & Newcastle, Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1850, 4to (230 x 140mm.), half title, title printed in red and black, engraved portrait frontispiece of the Earl of Derwentwater, tinted lithograph plates, contemporary cloth gilt. With two other works, Edwin Waugh's 'Sketches of Lancashire Life and Localities' (London, 1855), and William Keane's 'The Beauties of Middlesex' (Chelsea, 1850)

Walter Langley, RI (1852-1922). Watercolour. Head and shoulder study of a Chelsea Pensioner. Signed and dated 1891 and inscribed 'to my friend F Millard'. 16.2x10.5cm. F&G.

A PAIR OF LATE 19TH CENTURY CHELSEA REVIVAL PORCELAIN FIGURES, one a young girl with a watering can, the other a boy with a spade, each raised on rococo design bases, 3.5ins high. (one a.f.).

A Chelsea plate, painted with scattered flower sprays, shaped brown-line rim, red anchor mark, circa 1756 (firing crack in well, some glaze cracks)

CHELSEA LEGENDS POSTER, signed to his image Gianfranco Zola, card window mounted, 65cms x 50cms.

BLACKPOOL v CHELSEA 1950/51, together with five Chelsea home match programmes 1948/49 to 1953/54, (6).

VEITCH, JAMES HERBERT. A Traveller's Notes or Notes of a Tour through India, Malaysia, Japan, Corea, The Australian Colonies and New Zealand during the Years 1891 - 1893. Published, for private circulation only, by James Veitch & Sons, Royal Exotic Nursery, Chelsea, 1896. Folding map (slightly torn with no loss), nine photogravure plates, and illustrations. 4to, original cloth with printed paper onlay as issued. Some minor damp-marking to some margins, one tissue guard removed, the binding remarkably fresh and housed in the remains of the original (?) plain d.w.

Late 19th/early 20th century Dutch service decorated in 18th century Chelsea style with flowers and insects, oval dish 17", pair of tureens and covers 11.5", tureen and cover 12.5" round dish or stand, 12.5", six bowls, 10", and fourteen plates, 10"

Incomplete 18th century Chelsea figure of a boy, 8.5" high, 19th century Chinese figure of a man seated, 7" high, 19th century Derby figure of a woman with a bird and a porcelain pug

Bryant (G.E.) The Chelsea Porcelain Toys, London 1925, illustrated colour plates, number 469 of 650

Hackenbroch (Y.) Chelsea and Other English Porcelain in the Irwin Untermeyer Collection, London 1957, illustrated colour plates

Mackenna (F.S.) Chelsea Porcelain, The Red Anchor Wares, London 1951: Chelsea Porcelain, The Triangle and Raised Anchor Wares; and The F.S. Mackenna Collection of English Porcelain, part one

Austin (J.C.) Chelsea Porcelain at Williamsburg, Williamsburg, 1977 and Adams (E.) Chelsea Porcelain, London 1987

Plut (R) The Cheyne Book of Chelsea China and Pottery, London, illustrated colour plates, and a late reprint, London 1973

Stoner (F) Chelsea, Bow and Derby Porcelain Figures, Newport 1955 and King (W), English Porcelain Figures, Newport 1955 and King (W), English Porcelain Figures of the 18th Century, London 1925

Ceramics, The Bow and Chelsea factories, an extensive archive of material relating to the factories, and a folder relating to the Worcester factory

A Chelsea Derby plate, centrally decorated in coloured enamels with a garlanded urn, the blue ground border decorated in gilt with leaf garlands, 23cm diameter (9"), gold anchor mark, circa 1775