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John Eyre (d.1927), watercolour sketch, Chelsea pensioners in a library, signed, 11ins. x 8.5ins.

A pair of "German" Chelsea pot pourri vases, 19th century, each claret ground and gilt ovoid vase supported by three florally encrusted female terms and raised on a circular bevelled conforming plinth, claret and florally gilded, pseudo gold anchor mark, lacking covers, 9.5" high (2)

A Chelsea plate, painted in colours with sprays of fruit, within brown-line rims, red anchor mark, 21cm diameter, circa 1756 (crazing to glaze)

A Chelsea-Derby spirally-moulded plate, painted in colours with sprays of fruit, gilt-line borders, gilt monogram mark, 22cm, circa 1780 (surface wear); and a Chelsea plate, painted with an urn within a blue and gilt border, gold anchor mark, 21.5cm diameter, circa 1769 (heavily restored)

A Chelsea-Derby tapered cylindrical cream jug, sparsely painted with scattered floral sprigs beneath a green and gilt stiff-leaf band and gilt dentil rim, 8 cm high, gilt script mark, circa 1780 (wear)

A Samson Chelsea figure of Mars 5 1/2" tall

A new Chelsea thirtysix piece tea service

A New Chelsea part tea service, all decorated with floral sprays and a gilt border includes; a teapot of bullet shape, two baluster shaped jugs.

Gosse, Irene and Gertrude Hermes (illustrator), A Florilege chosen from the old herbals, Chelsea, The Swan Press, folio, 1931, 20 wood engraved plates by G Hermes, contemporary half cloth, green morocco boards, spine lettered in gilt, cover lightly rubbed, number 19 of 150 limited edition copies in Baskerville type on hand made paper.

Walter Greaves, (1846-1930), Thames Coffee House, signed lower left, inscribed 'Thames Coffee House', Chelsea, pen, pencil and coloured washes, 27 x 18 cm unframed.

Walter Greaves (1846-1930), Chelsea from Old Battersea Bridge, pencil and watercolour, signed lower left, and inscribed in the margins 21 x 32.5cm.

A** Cooper, (20th century), Study of a park, possibly Chelsea, inscribed indistinctly in pencil verso, 'A** Cooper, A.R.**, 4 Jubilee Place, Chelsea, S W', oil on canvas, 51 x 61.5 cm.

A 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN FIGURE, Sir John Falstaff, (of Chelsea-Derby type), script mark 'No.291', (s.d.), height 30cm

A Charles Vyse figure group 'The Horse Fair', circa 1934/5, the dappled grey pony held by his owner on a canted rectangular plinth incised C. Vyse, Chelsea and on ebonised plinth, 11" high

A Charles Vyse figure group 'Seahorse', 1930s, of a naked maiden on the back of a seahorse raised on a wave moulded plinth incised C. Vyse, Chelsea and ebonised base, left ear of seahorse chipped, 12" high

A Charles Vyse figure group 'La Folie Bergere' circa 1927, of a child leapfrogging Pan, coloured and on canted rectangular plinth and incised C. Vyse 1927, Chelsea, and on ebonised base, 12" high

A Charles Vyse figure group 'The Sleeper Awakes', of a young girl on the back of a cockerel, incised C. Vyse, Chelsea, coloured on canted plinth and ebonised base, 12" high

A Charles Vyse figure group 'Wild Flower', circa 1935, coloured, and incised Vyse, Chelsea, on canted plinth and ebonised base, 10.5" high

A Charles Vyse figure group 'Market Day, Boulogne - Rabbits and Ducks' circa 1931, coloured and incised C. Vyse, Chelsea, 1931 on canted rectangular plinth and ebonised base, 9.75" high

A pair of Chelsea style figures with gold anchor marks, probably French. 8" high (20cm)

CHELSEA v LEEDS, F.A. CUP FINAL REPLAY, MATCH PROGRAMME 1970, together with 8 F.A. Cup Finals 1970-1979 and 5 other programmes/brochures. Sold on behalf of "Hope for Children". (14)

CHELSEA v CARDIFF CITY MATCH PROGRAMME, London Football Combination, 19 January 1929, ex-binder; Chelsea v Cardiff City, London Combination, single sheet issue, 4 April 1931, ex-binder. (2)

CHELSEA FOOTBALL CLUB, a blue "Le Coq Sportif" jersey, No.3 to reverse.

SUNDRY OLD CHELSEA PATTERN BLUE AND WHITE CHINA including Masons and others

Six various Chelsea Pottery dishes, comprising; a pair of conical bowls painted in coloured glazes with hares, 14.5cm diameter; a larger conical bowl painted with a rabbit and a bird surrounding by Spring flowers, 26cm diameter; a conical bowl painted with flowering tulip, 19cm diameter; and two similar shaped square dishes painted with flower sprays, diameter 21.5, incised marks

A Charles Vyse stoneware bowl with turned foot, incurving sides and undulating rim, covered with a glossy tenmoku glaze, 12cm. diam., signed on base 'C. Vyse Chelsea'

A Chelsea shaped oval plate, painted in coloured enamels with scattered bouquets of flowers and insects, the border with four puce-scroll cartouche of birds, width 33cm (13in), red anchor mark, circa 1756 (restored rim section)

A Derby figure of a bagpiper, modelled standing playing the pipes, wearing a turquoise coat, height 15.5cm (6in), circa 1765 (damage and restoration); and a Chelsea-Derby figure of a Cupid playing the bagpipes, wearing puce tricorn hat, height 13cm (5in), gold anchor mark, circa 1775 (damage and repaired)

A Chelsea strawberry leaf fluted sauceboat with stlk and flower handle, supported on four feet moulded with leaves, flowers and berries, painted with scattered bouquets of flowers, within brown-line rim, length 18cm., circa 1754 (cracked in half and glued)

A Chelsea kidney-shaped dish, painted with exotic birds and foliage, brown-line rim, width 28.5cm., circa 1756 (footrim ground, extensive staining)

Three items of English porcelain, Comprising; a Chelsea lobed oval dish painted with flowers, length 17cm., red anchor mark, circa 1756 (extensive damage and repairs); a Worcester plate with scalloped rim, painted in blue and gilt, diameter 20cm., circa 1790 (extensive wear); a Worcester teabowl and saucer painted in the Chinese Export style, circa 1775 (cracked); and a creamware plate painted with a flower spray, circa 1780

11 modern Royal Worcester collectors cream jugs, polychrome decorated in antique styles to include sparrow beak jug, Chinese ewer, silver shape jug, lampray cream jug, cream jug, ring neck jug, poppy jug, Grainger jug, Chelsea ewer, wishbone jug, and cabbage leaf jug approx 2.5-3.5" high also a Spode coffee can bat printed with The Lawns, Broseley by Paul Holdway 1989 2.5" high and a Hammersly miniature jug, cracked (13)

A German porcelain figural ring tree, 19th century, modelled as a cat with red ribbon collar seated before a tree with green shredded clay applications, pseudo Chelsea mark, slight damage 4" high and a Moore Bros. sea urchin double bud vase, 3" high (2)

Samson of Paris porcelain scent bottle, late 19th/early 20th Century, after a Chelsea original, modelled as a courting couple beneath the foliage of a tree with butterfly stopper (with damages), gilt anchor mark, 3.75 in (9.53 cm) high

A BADDELEY LITTLER SAUCEBOAT, circa 1777-85, of Chelsea ewer form with scroll handle, the wrythen moulded body painted with floral sprays below a puce rim above acanthus moulding, (slight rubbing, firing marks), 2.5 in (6.35 cm) high, 5 in (12.7 cm) long

A PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE CABINET PLATES, second half 19th century, after Chelsea Red Anchor originals, painted with a fanciful bird in coloured enamels within a landscape, below a moulded basket weave and scalloped gilt rim, painted red anchor mark, (rubbing to gilt rim, chip to footrim), 10 in (25.4 cm) diameter

A PAIR OF FRENCH PORCELAIN FIGURES, circa 1900, after Chelsea Gold Anchor originals, and modelled as scantily drapped putti in yellow and puce robes standing before a flowering tree stump and holding a basket of flowers, upon gilt scrolled circular bases, gold anchor marks, and one marked France, (chips, arm restuck), and a French porcelain figure, circa 1900, after a Chelsea Derby original, and modelled as a seated putti draped in a cobalt robe and holding a lamb, upon an encrusted green foliate and green oval base (3), 2.7 in (6.86 cm) high

A Chelsea mug, circa 1752-56, of squat bulbous form, painted in enamel colours with fable decoration, depicting a heron and two ducks amongst foliage fleeing a dog, the green enamelled loop handle with moulded branched leaves and blue floral sprays to either side, below a brown rim, red anchor mark to base, restored, 3.9 in (9.91 cm) high

A small Chelsea teabowl of spreading form. With brown line rim, painted with a bird perched upon a leafy branch, with a butterfly and lady bird to the rear. Red anchor mark c1755 3" diameter.

A pair of Chelsea-Derby rococo moulded vases. With tapered quatrefoil openings and twin scrolling handles with applied flowers. Turquoise ground, each vase with two painted panels, one in polychrome enamels depicts figures on horseback in rural settings and the other in purple monochrome depicts a building in idyllic river landscapes. Gold anchor marks c1770 11"

A Chelsea fluted teabowl. With brown line rim, painted with a loose bouquet of flowers and with scattered sprigs. Red anchor mark c1755 2.5".

A Chelsea basket. Painted to the centre with a yellow rose and other flowers and with applied blue flowers to the exterior. Red anchor and numeral mark c1755 7" diameter.

A rare Worcester low Chelsea ewer. Pained in blue with a variation of the "Convolvulus" pattern and with a cell border to the interior. Crescent mark c1765-70 3".