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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

A pair of Chelsea deep plates, each painted in Kakiemon style with a phoenix and flowers, on a flower and leaf moulded ground, brown line rims, 24.8cm diameter (9.75"), circa 1755 (one with rim chip, one with enamel firing fault)

A Lowestoft creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, with loop handle, painted in underglaze blue with flowers, leaves and insects, beneath a blue line rim, 9.5cm long (3.75"), circa 1780-85

A pair of Chelsea plates, each painted in coloured enamels with a spray of European flowers, and scattered flowers and leaves, within a feather moulded border, picked out in turquoise, and brown line rim, 21cm diameter (8.25"), red anchor marks, circa 1755-58 (one with two small rim chips)

A Chelsea Derby coffee cup and saucer, in Sevres style, unusually boldly decorated en grisaille with garlanded urns, within gilt stiff leaf cartouches, on a turquoise and gilt oeil de perdrix ground, anchor and D marks in gilt, circa 1780

A Chelsea octagonal saucer, decorated in Kakiemon style with radiating flowers and emblems, alternating with orange ground bands, decorated in gilt with scrolls and flowerheads, 13.5cm wide (5.25") circa 1750

Derby copy of Chelsea floral painted and moulded dessert plate; also Chelsea turquoise lobbed edge floral decorated plate a.f.

A Caughley blue and white porcelain Chelsea ewer shape cream jug, circa 1775, painted with a fruit and floral pattern below a cobalt rim, lappeted eared handle, handle restored, 4" long

Caughley 'dry base' low Chelsea ewer circa 1775, decorated with convolvulus pattern in underglaze blue, small 'C' mark to base, (hair crack) 11cm wide

A pair of porcelain figure groups in the Chelsea style depicting couples dancing, polychrome decorated on circular plinth bases (damages), 23cm high. (2)

Greenwich Hospital, Chelsea Hospital, Westminster Hall and other London views, engravings, six mounted together in three frames.

William Ware- Chelsea Reach; oil on board, signed, 82.5x121.5cm: together with a wooded river scene in oils on canvas by the same hand, signed, 91.6x107.7cm., (2)

A side plate by Crown Chelsea printed in black with a portrait named 'Rt Hon Sir L Worthington Evans' scratched, and a pottery saucer printed in puce with three named portraits entitled 'Barrow Liberal Club', chipped (2)

A Chelsea plate, with a scalloped rim, decorated with prunus and bamboo in the Imari style, red anchor mark, c.1755, 24cm. A small rim chip and wear.

A Chelsea plate, with a shaped edge and painted with flower sprays, a brown anchor mark, c.1755-60, 21.5cm. The glazes crazed.

A Chelsea model of a winged cherub, standing holding a bird and raised on a high scrolling base, gold anchor mark, c.1760, 20cm. One wing lacking and both arms re-glued.

A large Chelsea dish, with a scalloped edge painted with butterflies, bugs and flowers, a brown line rim, red anchor mark, c. 1755, 31cm. A restored haircrack.

A pair of Chelsea baluster vases, painted with flower sprays and sprigs and with butterflies, no marks, c.1755, 20cm. (2) One with a small well restored foot chip.

A Chelsea oval dish, with a leaf moulded border, painted with fruit, leaves and insects, a brown anchor mark, c.1760, 23.5cm. Some crazing and two short hair cracks.

A Chelsea box and cover, modelled as a pink rose bud, the foot with green buds, no mark, c.1755, 9cm. (2) The cover restored.

A Chelsea Derby two handled cup, cover and stand, painted with flower sprays and with gilt dentil rims, gilt 'D' and anchor marks, c. 1770, together with another stand. (4) One stand chipped.

A Chelsea U-shaped bowl, with a flared rim, richly decorated in gilt with a peacock, a pheasant and other birds amidst leafy branches on a deep blue ground, gold anchor mark, c.1760, 9.5cm. An 8cm. hairline.

A pair of small Chelsea circular baskets, with flared reticulated sides applied with yellow flower heads, the interiors painted with rose sprays, brown line rims, each with a red anchor mark, c.1755, 13. 5cm. (2) One basket with two small re-glued rim sections and several cracks.

A Chelsea bowl, painted with flowers in scroll moulded panels on a claret ground decorated with gilt birds and flowers, the interior with gilt flower sprays, a gold anchor mark, c.1760, 19cm. A network of sprung cracks which have been stabilized.

A good Chelsea saucer, painted in green and black pencilling with a landscape scene, the rim and reverse with gilt dentil borders, gold anchor mark, c.1760, 14cm.

A knife and fork with Chelsea handles, painted with flying insects and caterpillars in the style of Klinger, the porcelain c.1755. (2) One handle cracked, the metal later.

A rare Chelsea octagonal saucer, painted in the Kakiemon style with two colourful birds, one in flight the other perched on a branch, all amidst bamboo, prunus and rockwork, no mark, c.1752-54, 13.5cm. Broken into several pieces and well repaired.

A fluted Bow plate, painted with flower sprays, a Chelsea dish decorated with an Imari pattern and a Chelsea Derby plate painted with flowers and a turquoise border, all 18th century, 21.5cm. (max.) (3)

A Bow white glazed coffee cup, moulded with prunus, a Derby fluted teabowl decorated with scrolls on a yellow border, pattern 462 and a Chelsea handle moulded with flowers and leaves, all 18th century. (3) Some damage.

A Pennington's Liverpool high Chelsea ewer, decorated in under glaze blue and enamels with deer in a landscape, c.1770, The enamels probably added later, 9cm. A hair crack and small rim chips.

A blue and white low Chelsea ewer, Caughley or Worcester, printed with convolvulus and a cell border, crescent mark, c.1780, crescent mark, 10.5cm. (long) A faint crack at the base of the handle.

'Old Chelsea' a Foley Wileman vase printed mark 16cm. high.

'Gypsy Dancers' a pottery figure by Charles Vyse, Chelsea painted in colours Impressed Charles Vyse, Chelsea 29cm. high.

'Clown' a pottery figure by Charles Vyse, Chelsea painted in colours, on ebonised wood base impressed C Vyse, Chelsea 33cm. high. Restored finger.

APN Humphries - 10 sets comprising 2 sets of Scouts Band x 16 figures, 2 sets "Raits" Artillery - 1 Gun and 11 Crew, Ceremony of the Keys x 7 figures and 3 animals, KOSB 1900 x 8 figures, 2 sets Scottish Infantry x 16 figures, Chelsea Pensioners x 7 figures, RAF x 5 figures - one damaged - all VG in G boxes (1 damaged).

An autograph book containing a selection of team signatures including Chelsea, Blackpool, Newcastle United, Aston Villa, one page with England International signatures including Roger Byrne and Billy Wright, circa 1950's.

James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) 'CHELSEA' Etching, signed in the plate with butterfly motif, inscribed below 'Original Etching by James McNeill Whistler', 13 x 20cm

A Chelsea Derby tea bowl and saucer, circa 1769-1784, decorated with garlands of enamelled flowers within an ogee shaped gilt lined rim, gold anchor-D mark to base, 3" high (2)

A Chelsea-Derby coffee cup and saucer, circa 1769-1784, decorated with a border of forget-me-not flowers on a pink band, interwoven with loose garlands of green laurel leaves and centred with a single rose, gilt lined, gold anchor-D mark to base, 3" high (2) (see lot 51 for illustration).

An English Gilt Composition Frame early 20th century, with waterleaf sight, textured frieze, foliate strapwork to the ogee and shell and scroll centres and corners, 108.5x82.9cm., framer's label. J. Patrickson, 108 Church Street, Chelsea, SW: together with three other gilt composition and moulding frames, 19 and 20th century, various sizes, (4)

Charles Foster Hall- 'Chelsea Wharf looking towards Wandsworth'; watercolour, signed and dated 1989, 26.3x35.8cm: Radclyffe- 'North East View of St Giles's Church', after Mackenzie; engraving: together with a quantity of watercolours, prints and reproductions, (a lot), (part unframed)

Chelsea vase, gold anchor period circa 1755 of flat sided ovoid form heavily moulded with pierced rococo scrolls, applied with flora with pierced neck, painted with exotic birds in branches, gold anchor mark to base, (some damages) 21cm 8.25" high

Caughley low Chelsea ewer circa 1780 printed with 'Pleasure boat' pattern in underglaze blue transfer, the foot moulded with acanthus leaves, (hairline to handle) 11cm 4.25" long

Chelsea gold anchor period cup and saucer circa 1760 moulded with scales, painted in burgundy, beneath a gilt floral border, (some damages, the handle lacking) (2)

A pair of Chelsea candlestick groups emblematic of Spring and Summer from a set of the Seasons, each modelled with a man and woman with attributes before flowering bocage and surmounted with a sconce, on gilt scroll-moulded bases, 30cm high, gold anchor mark, circa 1765 (some damage, losses and restoration)

A selection of Liverpool porcelain, mostly Pennington, comprising: a Chaffer's teabowl and saucer painted and gilt in the Imari palette with pagodas in a landscape; a teabowl and saucer painted with the so-called 'Mistress and Maid' pattern (wear to saucer); a blue and white 'Chelsea Ewer' jug (stained); and a blue and white teabowl printed with the so-called 'Travellers' pattern (cracked), circa 1780