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Charles Vyse pottery model of a duck, 14cm, base with incised marks - C.Vyse. B.Waller, Chelsea.

An unusual Caughley cream jug, of tall Chelsea Ewer form, painted in underglaze blue with the Apple pattern, the interior with a cell diaper band, 9cm high (3 1/2"), blue painted C mark, circa 1780-85 (crack and associated rim chip)

A Caughley creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, the scroll handle with birds head terminal, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, with purple swag and dot bands, and gilt line border, 11cm long (4 3/8"), circa 1790

A Caughley small creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, the scroll handle with birds head terminal, printed in underglaze blue with the Image pattern, beneath a blue line rim, 10.8cm long (4 1/4"), blue printed S mark, circa 1780-85

A Caughley cream boat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in underglaze blue with the Bridge and Windmill pattern, the interior with a herringbone band, 11.5cm long (4 1/2"), circa 1780 (crack and associated damage), and a Caughley small oval butter boat, with 'C' scroll handle, printed in blue with the Fence pattern, blue printed C mark, circa 1780-85 (base of handle chipped)

A Worcester creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in underglaze blue with flowers, the interior with a cell diaper band, crescent mark, circa 1775 (crack)

A Chelsea Derby fluted square dish, painted with pink rose garlands, within turquoise and gilt borders, 24cm wide (9 1/2"), circa 1775, (some wear, rim chip)

A pair of Chelsea Derby fluted lozenge shaped dishes, each painted with garlands of pink roses and leaves, within turquoise and gilt borders, 31cm wide (12 1/4"), painted marks in gilt, circa 1775 (some wear to gilding)

A Chelsea plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, within a brown line rim, 23cm diameter (9"), red anchor mark, circa 1755 (area of rim glued), and a Worcester large leaf shaped dish, painted with exotic birds and insects, circa 1775 (crack)

A rare Chelsea Derby drum shaped box and hinged cover, with gilt metal mounts, the cover moulded with a flowerhead medallion, and an interlinked band, picked out in blue, puce and gilt, the base with European flowers and leaves, in coloured enamels, the interior of the cover finely painted with a basket of flowers, on a stone ledge, 7. 6cm diameter (3"), circa 1785 (cover cracked)

A Caughley creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in coloured enamels with sprays of flowers and leaves, and a ladybird, 10.8cm long (4 1/4"), circa 1785

JOHN ATKINSON GRIMSHAW (1836-1893) A CHELSEA STREET Signed and dated "Atkinson Grimshaw 1885 +"; inscribed with title and signed and dated verso, oil on canvas 75.5 x 63cm.; 29.75 x 24.75ins. ++ RESTORER'S CONDITION REPORT AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. In brief: unlined; four small patched areas of repair with associated retouching; surface good with little craquelure.

Pair of Chelsea porcelain oval bon-bon dishes decorated in the Hans Sloave manner with leaves, fruit and insects, having scalloped edges, fluted sides, red anchor marks, 16cm each.

1950's press photographs including Campbell's water speed record, Chelsea v Blackpool, Final Test at the Oval and Hoad Wimbledon Champion.

Three pieces of 18th century Worcester porcelain including an R. Hancock transfer printed saucer, a lidded pot and an 18th century early Derby oval dish, a Chelsea dish and a jug

CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB, a sepia postcard photograph showing six players "in mufti", shakily signed in ink by all six, circa 1931. *** Signatures include Gallacher, Law, O'Dowd and Carter.

CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB, a collection of circa 58 home match programmes 1961/62-1968/69, (Qty).

BRENTFORD v PRESTON NORTH END match programme 19 October 1946, together with nine others, including three Brentford homes 1947-1950; four Chelsea homes 1951-1958 and Southall v Walton and Hersham 1947, (10).

CHELSEA v LIVERPOOL 1948/49 match programme, creased; England v Rest of the World 1953; Hibirnian v Rangers 1957/58 and 14 others 1950's-1960's, (17).

PORTSMOUTH v CHELSEA 1947/48 match programme, creased, team changes; Football League v Scottish League at Stamford Bridge 1953/54; Chelsea v Bolton Wanderers 1955/56 and circa 140 other programmes 1960's-1980's, (Qty).

BRISTOL CITY v CHELSEA match programme F.A. Cup, 8 January 1949; Bristol Rovers v Newcastle United, fold out match programme 29 January 1949, together with a quantity of others, (Qty).

CHELSEA v BRADFORD F.A. cup match programme 1959/60, together with 13 others, (14).

Two Chelsea Porcelain Pistol Grip Cutlery Handles, circa 1755, in the white, with embossed flower moulding, with knife and fork steel mounts (2).

A Chelsea porcelain fob seal modelled as a seated hound, 0.75in high; together with four Georgian miniature gold seals, all with stone intaglios. (5)

Two Chelsea fluted bowls, painted in the Kakiemon manner and after a Meissen original with a red tiger, a red dragon and flowering prunus, 5cm & 8cm high, circa 1752 (the smaller has a hairline crack, each with a rim chip

Three 19th century Samson porcelain scent bottles, Pseudo Meissen and Chelsea marks (some minor restoration and A/F), tallest 10cm

TOM LEWSEY, Old Hunting Lodge, Chelsea, oil on board, 35cm x 46cm.

A Chelsea plate, painted with three large colourful birds amidst foliage, brown anchor mark, c.1760, 22cm.

A Chelsea plate with a shaped rim, the centre painted with insects and a caterpillar, the border with birds, gold anchor, c.1760, 21.5cm. Slight wear.

Literature, F. Stoner, Chelsea, Bow and Derby Porcelain Figures; F. S. Mackenna, Chelsea Porcelain, The Triangle and Raised Anchor Wares; A. Ray, English Delftware Pottery; F.H. Garner, English Delft-Ware; G. Savage, French Porcelain; W.B. Honey, French Porcelain and W.B. Honey, German Porcelain. (7)

A Charles Vyse Chelsea pottery figure of a flower seller, modelled as a woman sitting before a basket full of flowers, 'CV' monogram, 'Chelsea' and dated 1922, 23cm. Damage to one side of her cloak and a hairline to the back.

A Caughley blue and white tall Chelsea ewer, with a silver shape handle and spiral moulded body with a blue inner and outer border, 'S' mark in blue, c.1780-90, 8cm.

W Belch (publisher) (19th Century). 'Chelsea Pensioners' and Greenwich Pensioners', hand coloured copper engravings, 7 1/4" x 11 1/2", trimmed to 3 margins. (2)

(GLEIG, G. R.). The Chelsea Pensioners. 3 vols., 1829. Qtr. green roan (some wear to spines). Harvey's Subscription Library, Sidmouth bookplates. - MAXWELL, W. H. Peninsular Sketches; by Actors on the Scene. 2 vols., 1844. Cont. mauve calf gilt (spines faded). Engraved frontispieces. - HAY, Sir ANDREW LEITH. A Narrative of The Peninsula War. Fourth Edition 1850. Full cont. green morocco gilt, a.e.g. Folding map, and 20 plates. With 16 others. Mostly 8vo.(22)

Cox, David (1783-1859), A Treatise on Landscape Painting and Effect in Water Colours: from the First Rudiments to the Finished Picture: with Examples in Outline, Effect, and Colouring, London, for S. and J. Fuller by J. Taylor, 1814, Oblong folio (280 x 430mm.), 33 aquatint and soft ground etchings, 6 sepia aquatints, and 16 hand coloured aquatint plates, title with obvious repair, contemporary half calf by Banting of Chelsea, front cover lettered in gilt, green morocco lettering piece, armorial bookplate of T. Villiers Lister. First edition, second issue with Haymuling plate.

Humphreys, Arthur, L., East Hendred A Berkshire Parish Historically Treated, London, Hatchards, 1923, 4o (255 x 190mm.), half title, title printed in red and black, engraved frontispiece, and folding map at end, Chelsea Public Library Stamp on title margin, and verso of last leaf, contemporary cloth backed spine, title label pasted down onto front cover, Chelsea Library bookplate, front cover blind stamped 'Chelsea Public Library'. Marshall, Francis, Fashion Drawing, London & New York, The Studio, 1941, 4o (245 x 185mm.), full-page illustrations, original decorative boards, rebacked. With small quantity of works on illuminating including, Audsley's 'Guide to The Art of Illuminating and Missal Painting' (London, n.d.). With 3 other works including W. Potts, 'Banbury Cross'

A Chelsea porcelain brown anchor mark octagonal sided dish, the white ground painted with fruit interspaced by insects, within brown lined rim, the underside with brown anchor mark; Width 8.75ins

An 18th century Chelsea porcelain plate, the white ground brightly painted with floral sprays; within scalloped edged brown lined rim; Diameter 8.25ins; Brown anchor mark to base

A Chelsea octagonal deep plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of European flowers and leaves, scattered flowers, a bee and a caterpillar, within a brown line rim, 20.5cm wide (8"), circa 1755 (faint rim crack, two small rim chips)

A Chelsea Derby plate, centrally decorated in coloured enamels with a garlanded urn, the pink lobed border with swags, 23cm diameter (9"), gold anchor mark, circa 1775

A Chelsea teacup, unusually decorated in gilt with a scale design, within gilt dentil borders, gold anchor mark, circa 1765

A Chelsea 'toy' seal, in the form of a seated shepherd, playing a pipe, and decorated in coloured enamels, 3.2cm high (1.25"), circa 1755, and a 19th century porcelain seal, in the form of a standing figure

A Chelsea plate, boldly painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird on rockwork, flanked by birds in trees, within a brown line rim, 21.5cm diameter (8.5"), brown anchor mark, circa 1765 (rim crack, rim chips)

A Coalport two-handled ovoid vase, in the manner of Chelsea, decorated with scattered floral sprigs in tones of green, turquoise and red, gilt borders, elaborate scroll handles, 22cm high, c.1860

A Chelsea saucer, painted with scattered sprigs, brown line border, 12.5cm diam, red anchor, c.1752-56

A Chelsea saucer, decorated in green outlined in black with village church trees and foliage, dentil gilt line border, 11.5cm diam, c.1760 (broken and re-glued)

A rare Chelsea Kakiemon octagonal teapot and cover, decorated with alternating panels of scrolling foliage and fans, coloured in iron-red, azure blue, green and gilt, domed cover, ball finial, loop handle, 13cm high, W H Pitts collection label, c.1753 (cover re-glued)

A Chelsea Derby ogee shaped cup, decorated with green swags and gilt tendrils, incised N, c.1770

A Derby Named view coffee can and saucer, Near Foremark, Derbyshire, crown, crossed batons and D mark in red, c.1800 (restored); a Derby pattern 760 coffee can; a Derby pattern 66 fluted cup; a Chelsea Derby saucer; etc (6)

A Chelsea porcelain octagonal teabowl and saucer, red anchor period, circa 1755-painted with European flowers and moths, within brick red borders, red anchor marks, the teabowl 3" wide, the saucer 4.5" wide (2)

A Chelsea porcelain octagonal teabowl and saucer, red anchor period, circa 1755-60, decorated with European flowers and sprigs and moths, within brick red borders, red anchor marks, teabowl 3" wide, saucer 4.5" wide (2) See lot 58 for illustration.

A Chelsea porcelain ogee shape saucer, red anchor period, circa 1755-60, painted with European flowers and sprigs, within shaped brick red borders, red anchor mark, 5.5" diameter and another Chelsea saucer painted with European flowers, deep canted sides, brick red border, red anchor mark, stained, 4.75" diameter, (2)

A Chelsea oval dish, painted with flower sprays, red anchor mark, c. 1755, 28.5cm.

A Chelsea cup, with a green stalk handle issuing flowers and leaves, the body painted with one large and two small flower sprays, a brown line rim, red anchor mark, c.1755, 6cm. A clean hairline.

A Chelsea figure of a shepherd, standing with a dog at his feet beside a leafy tree on a pad base applied with flower, c.1760-65, 15. 5cm. Some repairs.

A Chelsea cup and saucer, with a pierced scroll handle painted with swags of flowers on a claret ground richly gilded with birds, butterflies and flowers, gold anchor mark, c.1760-65. (2) Cracks and repairs.

Two Chelsea models of birds in branches, each with two birds and a nest of chicks on leafy flowering branches, one base with a lamb the other with a dog, one with a red anchor, the other a gold anchor, c. 1760. 17.5cm. (2) Damages.

Two John Rose Coalport low Chelsea Ewers c.1800, moulded with acanthus leaves, one painted with scattered roses, the other painted with scattered sprigs, (some good restoration to ewer painted with sprigs) (2)

Roland Vivian Pitchforth (1895-1982) The Thames at Chelsea, signed lower left "Pitchforth - Thames at Chelsea", watercolour, 21 x 28cm

After J.McNeill Whistler, an etching entitled "Chelsea", mounted, framed and glazed.