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A pair of Chelsea busts, circa 1765, of goddesses with hair tied with garlands, shoulders draped, one with flowers, on gilt decorated canted stands. 10.5cm high

A Chelsea red anchor figure depicting autumn, the central candlestick with flower head drip tray and in the form of a trunk, flanked by a girl sitting on a wine flask surrounded by grapes and the judge holding a glass aloft, on flower sprig decorated shaped rococo plinth. 28cm high

A large Chelsea gold anchor ashet, painted with fruit, mazarine blue and gilding, and birds in centre. 38cm wide

A pair of Chelsea gold anchor figures depicting Apollo and Celestria, Apollo with a lyre and laurel leaf in hair, red cloak and quiver with arrows, 27cm high; Celestria with gilt decorated skirt but lacking globe, 28cm high; both with painted gold anchor marks (2)

A Caughley porcelain Chelsea ewer shape creamer, circa 1775, polychrome enamelled with rose sprays, internal puce feathered border, gilt line rim, 4.5" long

Quantity of 19th century cabinet plates, two painted with central shell motif, 4 painted with central floral spray on a turquoise blue border, 2 similar plates painted with exotic birds, 1 pierced plate in the style of Chelsea, 1 painted with a swallow, Also a Sucrier and cover and a Meissen style saucer, (12), (minor damages and staining).

Chelsea Derby kidney shaped dish c.1780, painted with scattered flora within mid blue border with gilt berry and leaf design incised 'N' mark and blue painted mark to base, 23cm 9" wide.

A Chelsea Derby lobed oval dish, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves and scattered flowers, the feather moulded border picked out in turquoise and brown, 23cm wide (9"), painted mark in brown, circa 1775

A Chelsea saucer dish, finely painted in purple monochrome with figures and buildings, in an extensive Continental river landscape, within a gilt pendant flowerhead and leaf scroll band, 17.2cm diameter (6 3/4"), gold anchor mark, circa 1765

A Chelsea plate, boldly painted in coloured enamels in Hans Sloane style with a turnip, two butterflies, flowers, a leaf and an insect, within brown line rim, 24cm diameter (9 1/2"), red anchor mark and number 2, circa 1755 (rivetted crack)

A Chelsea plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of flowers and leaves, the strawberry and leaf moulded border picked out in red, green and yellow, 20.5cm diameter (8"), brown anchor mark, circa 1758-60 (disguised firing crack)

A rare pair of Caughley cream jugs, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, each printed in underglaze blue with the early Apple Prints, beneath a blue line rim, 6.8cm high (2 5/8"), circa 1780-85

A rare Chelsea biscuit 'goat and bee' jug, the twig loop handle applied with oak leaves, the base typically moulded with two recumbent goats, beneath a flowering tree, 10.8cm high (4 1/4"), incised triangle period, circa 1746-48 (small chips to applied flowers and leaves)

Spenser (Edmond) The Shepheardes Calendar, fo., quarter-parchment and silk boards, illus. by John Nash, edition limited to 350 numbered copies, with d.w., Cresset Press, 1930; and Scott (Charles Kennedy) The Chelsea Song Book, 4to, original printed boards, illus. by Juliet Wigan and Margaret Shipton, Cresset Press, n.d. (2)

A Spode Copelands 'Chelsea' pattern part dinner and tea service, all decorated with exotic birds and a kakeymon tree within a floral pattern border.

A Grafton china teaset, the blue border decorated with trailing dragons and a New Chelsea 'Grotto' pattern half teaset. (2)

Giovanni Barbaro (Arthur Dudley) (19th/20th century), Still life with oranges, grapes, cherries, vine leaves and a blue vase, watercolour, signed lower right, 73 x 31 cm bears paper label verso for Hollywood Road Gallery, Chelsea, No. 4435

A CHELSEA DERBY BOWL, painted with floral sprigs below festoons with gilt scrolls, painted gold mark, 16.5cm diameter.

A pair of Samson figures, Huntsman and Companion with dogs, After Chelsea, 20.5cm high

A pair of Chelsea two handled dishes, circa 1753, of shaped oval form with basket moulded borders, decorated with vine leaves, (handles restored), raised anchor period, unmarked, 28.5cms long

Royal Doulton Porcelain Figure "A Chelsea Pensioner" HN689 6ins. See lot 209 for illustration.

An 18th century Chelsea Derby porcelain bocage figure group of a young gentleman with an open hamper, the base with gold anchor mark, 17.5 cm high.

An 18th century Chelsea Derby figure of a young boy playing with a dog, 13 cm high.

A pair of 20th century continental porcelain figures of a rooster and hen, the shaped oval bases bearing mock gold Chelsea anchor marks, 14 cm high.

A pair of circa 1900 continental porcelain figures of parrots with green, yellow and orange plumage, perched on tall tree trunks with lilac flower encrusted decoration, one figure bearing a mock gold Chelsea anchor mark to the base, 16.5 cm high and 15 cm high.

Rendle ST. LEONARDS TERRACE, CHELSEA Signed and dated '67, pastel and bodycolour, 53cm by 78cm

Ballooning.- Charles Green's Great Nassau Balloon, a group of 6 letterpress handbills advertising ascents from Cremorne Gardens, Chelsea, each c. 245 x 115mm., all but one with wood-engraved illustration of the balloon, a few minor defects at edges, 1845-46; with a small playbill for the Theatre Royal, Hull, featuring Green's balloon and a handbill for the Royal Cremorne Balloon, Lieut.Gale, aeronaut (8).

A Chelsea plate, painted with coloured enamels with scattered sprays of flowers, within border of alternate panels of birds and ozier-moulded sections, within a shaped C-scroll border, 22cm diameter, red anchor mark, circa 1756 (restored rim chip)

A Caughley 'Chelsea-ewer', printed in blue with the 'Fisherman and cormorant' pattern, circa 1790 (small rim chip)

A pair of late Continental porcelain bocage figures of two figures with baskets of flowers on a scroll moulded base, pseudo Chelsea gold anchor marks, 12cm high (some damage)

A SET OF THREE WEDGEWOOD BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED TILES with Classical figure decoration, 6" square and two Chelsea style porcelain plates with central bird decoration.

A Coalport plate, in Chelsea Gold Anchor style, finely painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird in a landscape, the rim with garlands of flowers and leaves, alternating with blue ground panels, decorated in gilt with butterflies, 23 cm diameter (9"), circa 1830-40.

A Chelsea lobed oval dish, painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird on rockwork, two birds in trees, within a puce line rim, 30cm wide (11 3/4"), brown anchor mark, circa 1765 (restored)

A Chelsea Derby small seal, in the form of a soldier, decorated in coloured enamels and gilt, 2.5cm high (1"), and another in the form of a young boy, playing a pipe (Some restoration)

A Chelsea octagonal saucer, painted in kakiemon style with flowers and emblems, alternating with radiating iron red and gilt scroll and flowerhead panels, 13.5 cm wide (5 1/4"), circa 1750-52, and on 18th Century Chinese octagonal teabowl, similarly decorated.

A Chelsea two handled cup and saucer, painted in green monochrome with European landscapes, with buildings and ruins, within gilt dentil borders, gold anchor marks, circa 1770 (saucer glued, fritting)

A pair of Chelsea Derby plates, each painted in coloured enamels with a rose, and with garlands of roses and leaves, within turquoise and gilt scroll borders, 23cm diameter (9"), marks in gilt, circa 1775

A Chelsea Derby lobed round chamber candlestick, the twig loop handle with flowerhead thumbpiece, painted in coloured enamels with sprays of flowers and leaves, within gilt dentil borders, 9cm high (3 1/2"), mark in gilt, circa 1775 (sconce re-attached, small rim chip)

A Chelsea Derby plate, painted in coloured enamels with a spray of flowers and leaves, on a turquoise ground, within gilt 'C' scroll bands, the indented rim painted with scattered flowers, 21cm diameter (8 1/4"), circa 1775

A Caughley creamboat, of low Chelsea Ewer form, the scroll handle with birds head terminal, painted in underglaze blue with the Convolvulus pattern, the interior with a cell diaper band, 11 cm long (4 3/8"), blue painted C mark, circa 1775-80.

A Chelsea Derby pierced flared round basket, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within blue ground bands, decorated in gilt with leaf scrolls, the exterior applied with flowerheads, picked out in gilt, 16 cm diameter (6 1/4"), circa 1775.

A pair of Chelsea Derby canted rectangular deep dishes, each painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within a canted blue ground cartouche, decorated in gilt with flowers and scales, within a broad garland of flowers and leaves, and blue and gilt rim, 22.2 cm wide (8 3/4"), circa 1770-75.

A Chelsea Derby ovoid vase, with two double 'C' scroll handles, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within gilt roundels, on a turquoise ground, 18 cm high, (7 1/8"), mark in gilt, circa 1775 (one handle glued).

An early Coalport creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the interior with flowers, swags and puce diaper panels, 11cm long (4 3/8"), circa 1800 (rim firing crack)

A Caughley creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, printed in underglaze blue with the Fisherman or Pleasure Boat pattern, the interior with a spearhead and cell diaper band, 11.5cm long (4 1/2"), circa 1780 (faint rim chip and firing crack at base of handle)

A Lowestoft small creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, the loop handle with birdshead terminal, painted in underglaze blue, iron red and gilt with trailing flowers and leaves, 9.5cm long (3 3/4"), (rim chips, body firing crack)

A Chelsea spirally fluted lobed round teabowl, moulded with stiff leaves, picked out in puce and green, and painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, beneath a brown line rim, 7cm diameter (2 3/4"), red anchor mark, circa 1755

A Lowestoft small creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, the loop handle with birdshead terminal, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, beneath an iron red, pink and puce scroll and diaper border, and green line rim, 9.5cm long (3 3/4"), (cracks, area of rim glued)

A Coalport creamboat, of Low Chelsea Ewer form, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, the interior with an interlinked band, 10.8cm long (4 1/4"), circa 1800

A Liverpool cream jug, of High Chelsea Ewer form, painted in coloured enamels with an exotic bird in a tree, the interior with a brown loop and roundel band, 8.5cm high (3 3/4"), Seth Pennington's Factory, circa 1770-75

Two Chelsea Derby small cylindrical pomade pots and covers, each with flower knop and painted in coloured enamels with exotic birds, within gilt cartouches, on a blue ground, 7.6cm high (3"), circa 1770 (one cover glued, one with two small rim chips)

A pair of Chelsea porcelain figure groups, both of cherubs with brocage backs and later candle sconces on a metal column and on gilt pierced bases, extensive damages, red anchor mark, 18cm high.

A New Chelsea part teaset retailed by T. Goode & Co, all with a gilt pattern comprising; twelve teacups, eleven saucers, nine side plates and a cream jug.

A pair of Samson Chelsea figures of musicians with brocage backs, elaborately decorated, she playing a mandolin, he playing clarinet, on rococo bases, 19cm high (some repair).

Veitch (James Herbert) Hortus Veitchii, 50 plates, hinges cracked, Chelsea, 1906 § Guenther (Konrad) A Naturalist in Brazil, plates and text illustrations, 1931 § Farrer (Reginald) The Dolomites, colour plates by E. Harrison Compton, 1913 § Ward (F. Kingdon) Plant Hunting on the Edge of the World, plates, 1974 § Lyte (Charles) Frank Kingdon-Ward. The Last of the Great Plant Hunters, maps and plates, 1989, third mentioned modern half morocco, rest original cloth, fourth and fifth mentioned dust-jackets; and 63 others, Plant Hunting, some duplicates including 10 other copies of the fifth mentioned, 4to & 8vo (68).

A COLLECTION OF EIGHT VARIOUS COFFEE CUPS including a Chelsea Derby example with green floral painting, a Vienna ogee cup painted with puce roses and a Christians Liverpool iron red and blue and white cup (a lot) ++Damages

A CHELSEA BROWN ANCHOR DISH of shaped oval form, painted with fruit and root vegetables, brown anchor mark, 8 1/2in. (22cm.) wide ++Broken

A PAIR OF CHELSEA GOLD ANCHOR FIGURES emblematic of Summer and Winter, each seated on a rocky outcrop, with their emblems, gold anchor mark, 5 1/2in. (14cm.) high ++He with a hand missing, she with restorations

A CHELSEA GOLD ANCHOR CANDLESTICK FIGURE modelled as a love lost Cossack, seated in a floral arbour, gold anchor mark, 10in. (26cm.) high ++Damages

Sir James Peile (1833-1906), Chelsea, pencil and monochromatic washes, heightened with white, inscribed with title lower right, 17 x 24 cm bears paper exhibition label verso for The Lower Nupend Gallery, Jubilee Exhibition, July 1977.