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Bound volume of Arsenal home League, Combination and F.A.Cup match programmes, 1927-28 from Vol XVI. No.1 Fulham Combination, 27th August 1927 to Vol XVI No.45 Millwall Combination, 5th May 1928, lacking covers

Three British Contemporary Oil Paintings, to include: Erika Ann Brandl (British, b.1947/49) - Two Paintings of Ladies at Leisure: At the Beach and In a Field, both with initials 'EB' lower right and label verso inscribed 'Erika Brandl (born 1947) London painter and picture restorer. She exhibits with the Twentieth Century Art Gallery in Fulham Road', oil on board, 16.5 x 24 cm, framed as a pair in lime washed gilt frames; together with Contemporary British School - Two Children Paddling at the Beach, unsigned, oil on board, 18 x 23 cm, gilt framed with canvas slip (3)

Fulham FC Collection of 12 Vintage Matchday Programmes. Mainly Programmes Vs Manchester United. Programmes From 60's. Good Collection. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

LEYTON ORENT Three single sheet home programmes for Football Combination matches in season 1952/3 v Brighton, Portsmouth Cup and Fulham Cup. All are very slightly creased. Generally good

CHARLTON ATHLETIC V FULHAM 1933 Programme for the London Combination match at Charlton 15/4/1933. Generally good

SWANSEA TOWN Four home programmes for the season 1953/4 v Hull City, notes written on centre page, Blackburn Rovers, Stoke City, Fulham, writing to back cover in pen, some folded in four, tears, general creases, scores entered. Fair to generally good

CHARLTON ATHLETIC V FULHAM 1946 FA CUP Single sheet programme for the cup tie at Charlton 5/1/1946, folded in four, team changes, scorers and scores entered. Generally good

CHELSEA Eleven away programmes for the 1951/2 season v Arsenal FA Cup S-F with insert, split on the spine and Replay, tears and League, Sheffield United FA Cup, Derby, Aston Villa, name written on the top of the cover, Charlton, Fulham, Tottenham. Some are slightly creased and have team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Joint issue programme for the home South Eastern League match v Bristol City 23/1/1915 and the London League match v Fulham 25/1/1915, ex-binder. Generally good

WEST HAM UNITED V FULHAM 1937 Programme for the League match at West Ham 13/3/1937, ex-binder. Generally good

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE Sixteen home programmes for season 1954/5 including 14 X League v Leeds United, Liverpool, Luton, Middlesbrough, Port Vale, Doncaster, Stoke, Ipswich, Blackburn, Hull, Fulham, West Ham, Swansea, tape marks on the back cover and Birmingham, small hole in the back cover plus FA Cup v Newcastle and Friendly v Linzer Athletic. Some have team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM, HOTSPUR Programme for the away League match v Fulham 5/10/1935, very slightly creased and staples rusted away. Generally good

ASTON VILLA Ten home programme for season 1949/50 v Fulham, Birmingham, Arsenal, Sunderland, Man. City, Wolves, Newcastle, Bolton, WBA and Middlesbrough FA Cup. Some have staples removed. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Thirty two home programmes for season 1952/3 including 21 X League including Derby County on a Thursday afternoon and Portsmouth has the attendance written at the top of the cover, 3 X FA Cup v Tranmere, Preston and Birmingham and 1 X Public Trial, Whites v Blues. Some are very slightly creased and a few have team changes and scores entered. Plus 7 X home Reserve Team programmes v Charlton, Fulham, Northampton, minor paper loss at the top corner of the cover, Portsmouth, Reading and 2 Cup v QPR and Brentford, minor tear and tiny paper loss at the bottom of the cover. Most are creased with team changes and scores entered Fair to generally good

FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES 1946/7 Six Programmes: Brentford v Charlton 16/11/46, Brighton v Watford 2/11/46, punched holes, Crystal Palace v Cardiff, 23/11/46, Derby v Charlton 12/4/47, slightly marked, QPR v Orient 11/9/46 and Fulham v Manchester City 1/3/47, single sheet Fuel Emergency issue, folded, worn and tape. All are slightly creased. Fair to generally good

1950'S FOOTBALL PROGRAMMES Nine programmes and a Carshalton Athletic 1959/60 handbook. Programmes: Home Farm v Arsenal 59/60 Friendly, England v Ireland 1949 at Man. City FC, repairs, Southampton v Portsmouth 54/5 Friendly, Blackburn Rovers v Leicester city 58/9 and Fulham 59/50, Man. City v Everton 54/5, team changes, Stoke v WBA 52/3, ageing marks and scores entered, Newcastle United v WBA 50/1 and Blackpool v Wolves 50/1, writing inside. Fair to generally good

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE Six home programmes for Football Combination in season 1954/5 v Bristol Rovers, Fulham, Southend, QPR and Crystal Palace and Cup v Bristol City. Generally good

FULHAM V BRIGHTON 1939 Programme for the FL Regional match at Fulham 2/12/1939, very slightly creased and staples removed. Generally good

CHARLTON ATHLETIC Eighteen home programmes for season 1950/1, 17 X League missing Manchester United, Bolton, Sheffield Wednesday and Liverpool plus Friendly v S.C. Wacker. Burnley and Fulham have writing at the top and Portsmouth has a tear near the spine. Most have scores entered. Fair to generally good

CHELSEA Programme for the home FL South Regional match v Fulham 6/1/1940. Good

FULHAM V HULL CITY 1910 Programme lacking outer covers for the League match at Fulham 17/9/1910. Ex-binder. Generally good

1940'S PROGRAMMES Ten programmes including single sheet British United Services v Allied United Services 8/4/1944, creased, Derby County v Aston Villa 6/4/1946, ex-binder with wear to edges, Reading v Port Vale 8/3/1947, wear to cover and tape mark to back, Brentford v Leeds United 1/9/1948, two x FA Cup ties Arsenal v Bradford Park Avenue 10/1/1948 and Fulham v Bristol Rovers 24/1/1948, Doncaster Rovers v Chesterfield 31/1/1948, Derby County v Newcastle United at Derby 9/4/1949, detached outer page, Manchester City v Burnley 8/4/1950, repaired spine, general wear and minor tears, Arsenal v Portsmouth 3/5/1950, some with horizontal creases, team changes and scores entered. Fair to generally good

FULHAM V EVERTON 1948 FA CUP / PRESS PHOTO A 8.5" X 6.5" b/w action Press photo, with stamp and paper notations on the back, for the match at Craven Cottage 7/2/1948. Generally good

CHELSEA Single sheet home programme v Fulham London Professional Charity Fund 26/9/1923. Ex Bound Volume. Generally good

STOKE CITY Twelve home programmes for the season 1955/6 v Nottingham Forest, Bristol Rovers, Fulham, Swansea Town, Leicester City, Barnsley, Rotherham United, Middlesbrough, Bristol City, Hull City, Blackburn Rovers and Lincoln City. Most are very slightly creased. Generally good

READING V FULHAM 1942 Single sheet programme for the London War League match at Reading 3/1/1942, very slightly creased. Generally good

TOTTENHAM Eleven Tottenham home programmes from the Double winning 1960/61 season with League matches v Bolton , Manchester City , Fulham , West Ham , Wolves , Newcastle , Nottingham Forest and West Bromwich Albion , Friendly v Dynamo Tibilisi and London Boys v Manchester Boys and England v West Germany (Under 23) at White Hart lane. Some faults. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Programme for the home South Eastern League match v Fulham 3/10/1914, ex-binder. Generally good

SCOTLAND CAP / J.SHARP 1909 Red Scotland Full International Cap awarded to James Sharp for the match v Wales, March 1st 1909 at Wrexham. Wales won 3-2. Sharp was a full-back who played for Fulham at the time, his other clubs included Dundee, Rangers, Woolwich Arsenal and Chelsea and he is described as " burly and slow but so marvellous was his anticipation that the fastest of opponents was liable to be outwitted." Sharp became the Fulham Trainer/Coach between 1919-26 and he won 5 full International caps whilst he was with Dundee, Woolwich Arsenal and Fulham. The Cap is slightly worn in parts and has a gold tassel with gold border around the cap. Embroidered on the Cap is "S v W" with the Scottish Lion beneath and "1909" on the peak. The lining is also a little worn. Fair to generally good

ALDERSHOT V FULHAM 1953 Single sheet programme for the Combination Cup tie at Aldershot 6/4/1953, slightly creased and very slight ageing marks. Generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR V FULHAM 1910 Programme for the Reserves team South Eastern League match at Tottenham 1/9/1910. Appears to be ex-binder, cover is loose, small paper loss around the edges and beige tape down the back cover spine. Fair

GEORGE BEST Programme for Best playing in a Charity Match for the Harrods Bomb Blast Victims at Fulham F.C. 4/3/1984 plus a B/W 8" X 5" Press photo with stamp on the reverse of Best, Dennis Waterman and Selina Scott on the pitch before the kick-off. Good

FULHAM V BRIGHTON 1929 Programme for the League match at Fulham 23/3/1929, slightly creased, very slightly worn and staples removed. Fair to generally good

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Thirty nine home programmes for season 1953/4 including 21 X League, 2 X FA Cup v Leeds United and Hull City, 1 X Public Trial, Whites v Colours and 3 X Friendlies v Hibernian, F.C. Austria and Racing Club de Paris. Some are very slightly creased and a few have team changes and scores entered. Plus 12 X home Reserve Team programmes v Ipswich, Fulham, Charlton, Plymouth, Arsenal, worn, Reading, Luton, worn, Leicester, Norwich and 3 Cup v Brighton, Crystal Palace and Brentford, slightly worn. Most are creased with team changes and scores entered Fair to generally good

CHARLTON ATHLETIC Three programmes for home Public Practice Friendlies v Crystal Palace 62/3, Wolves 64/5 and Fulham 65/6. Good

FULHAM FC MEDAL 1891 Winners medal for the West London Observer Association Football Challenge Cup 1891. Hall-marked silver with enamel crest and engraved on reverse "Fulham FC J.King 1891". Fulham FC, founded in 1879 had prior to this triumph only won one other Cup competition, namely the West London Cup in 1886-87, and this is a medal from only the second trophy that Fulham had won. Until 1898, Fulham were an amateur side and Jack King was also a member of the Fulham Championship team of 1892-93 (West London League) and was a founder member of the team from the Mud Pond pitch days near Star Lane. This was the first season that this Cup competition was held and Fulham defeated The Stanley 5-3 in the Final after a draw a week earlier. The medal with pin clasp is in good condition and comes with a non-original case. Good

CHELSEA Programme for the away FL South Regional match v Fulham 18/11/1939. Generally good

SOUTHAMPTON V FULHAM 1948 Single sheet programme for the League match at Southampton 21/4/1948, slightly creased, team changes and slightly worn. Fair to generally good

CHELSEA Single sheet home programme v Fulham London Professional Charity Fund 8/11/1926. Ex Bound Volume. Generally good

CHARLTON ATHLETIC Nineteen home programmes for season 1952/3, 18 X League missing Manchester United, Bolton and Chelsea plus Friendly v Fulham. Most are slightly creased. Generally good

Fulham FC Football club, Simon Davies (No.29 - signed to friend- Peter) rare 3rd kit from 2009-2010, L/S. Match Worn during season.

Fulham FC Football club, Briggs (No.17) Season shirt 3rd kit from 2013-2014, S/S. Match Worn 17 Aug 2013. Sunderland 0 - 1 Fulham. Provenance Sunderland kitman.

Fulham FC Football club, Davies (No.29) Europa League shirt from 2009-2010, S/S. Match Worn during Europa campaign. Provenance kitman.

Fulham FC Football club, Stockdale (No.13) shirt from 2013-2014, L/S. Match worn shirt from 17 Aug 2013 Sunderland 0 1 Fulham. Provenance Sunderland kitman.

Fulham FC Football club, Goma (No.24) 125th Anniversary shirt (special sleeve patch) from 2004-2005, S/S. Match Worn during season. Provenance kitman.

Fulham FC Football club, Duff (No.16) Europa League shirt from 2009-2010, S/S. Match Worn during Europa campaign. Provenance kitman.

Fulham FC Football club, Healy (No.9) Season shirt from 2007-2008, S/S. Match worn during season. Provenance kitman.

PUNK / WAVE / COOL POP - LP COLLECTION. Another collection of 34 x LPs. Artists/ Titles include Cocteau Twins - Treasure, The Cramps - Look Mom No Head!, The Lurkers - Fulham Fallout, Siouxsie And The Banshees - The Scream, Kate Bush - Lionheart, Eddie And The Hot Rods, The Revillos, Ultravox, Jo Boxers, Japan, Duran Duran, Radio Stars, Level 42, INXS, The Beat, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Simple Minds, Ultravox and Billy Idol. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

PUNK - LP COLLECTION. A collection of 29 x (mostly) LPs including some 12". Artists/ Titles include New York Dolls inc New York Dolls (6338 270), In Too Much Too Soon (6338 498), The Damned inc The Damned (Seez 1), Music For Pleasure (SEEZ 5), Ramones inc Road To Ruin (SRK 6063), Leave Home (SA7528), Rocket To Russia (9103 255), Too Tough To Die (BEGA 59), The Lurkers - Fulham Fallout, Public Image Ltd, Sex Pistols, Henry Rollins, The Saints and The Cramps. The condition is generally VG+ to Ex+.

1964-65 MANCHESTER UNITED V FULHAM POSTPONED MATCH PROGRAMME - VERY RARE Good with very slight fold This is a very difficult programme to obtain

§ Quentin Bell (1910-1996) for Fulham Pottery, a painted paper lampshade, decorated in pink and black with a continuous abstract motif, signed with initials to interior27.5 x 41cm

Trade cards, Clarnico, Nicholls & Coombes (Poppleton), Footballers, 18 different cards, various clubs inc. Crystal Palace, Tottenham, Fulham, Clapton Orient, Fulham, Aston Villa, Wolves etc (fair/gd)

Cigarette cards, Taddy, Prominent Footballers (London Mixture), Fulham, 4 cards, H. Pearce, A. Reynolds, W. Taylor & J. Torrence (gd/vg) (4)

Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham: Fulham, Golden Lion, J.T. Markham, brass Penny, 24mm (H 31), Hammersmith, Royal Oak Hotel, M.G. Martinez, copper Fourpence by Taylor, 28mm (H 81), Notting Hill Gate, Bramley Arms, J[ohn] Empson, copper Penny and Twopence by Taylor, uniface copper, all 28mm (H 11, 11a, 11c), Shepherd’s Bush, The Askew Arms, copper Fourpence by Taylor, 28mm (H 1a), The Travellers Rest, brass Penny by Taylor, 28mm (H 121), Willesden Junction, College Park Hotel, G[eorge] Harris, copper Fourpence by Taylor, 28mm (H 21); Borough of Hounslow: Chiswick, Lamb Inn, H[enry] Spray, brass One Pint, 28mm (H 2) [9]. H 21 extremely fine, others mostly fine, but H 11c with large central piercing £60-£80

A LARGE COLLECTION OF POSTCARDS, APPROXIMATELY 850, to include Folkstone Kent, Fonthill, Ford, Fordingbridge, Fordwich, Foreland, Forest Gate, Frest Hill, Forest of Dean, Forest Row, Fotheringhay, Framlingiham, Frenchay, Frensham, Freshford, Frimley, Frinton, Friston, Frocester, Fulham, Fulking, Gaddesden Row, Gadshill, Glendon Park Glyndebourne, Godalming, and Gorleston-on-Sea, these are spanning early 20th century to mid-late, a great selection of topographical included with interesting buildings, national parks, and rural scenes, many with postage marks or unposted, viewing is advised

Football: A collection of assorted 1950s football programmes, including a variety of London clubs, namely Crystal Palace, Chelsea, Fulham and others. Together with two autograph books containing a small collection of autographs in each. As well as various cigarette cards, other non-football programmes. Please assess photographs. (one box)

Norman Wilkinson (British, 1878-1971), ‘ The Company’s Research Laboratory, Fulham ’, watercolour on paper. The work depicts a man at work in the laboratory of The London Gaslight & Coke Companies Headquarters, Fulham, London. Signed ‘ Norman Wilkinson 1930 ‘ to lower left. Framed and glazed. Wilkinson, mostly famed for his maritime images, exhibited his work over 500 times. An illustrator and poster artist, he also made an important contribution in both World Wars in the field of dazzle camouflage. Through the dissemination of his posters at railway stations, schools, and government offices, he became one of the countries most famous artists. He was knighted and appointed CBE in 1948. A regular exhibiter at the Royal Academy, Wilkinson was the president of The Royal Institute of the Painters in Watercolours and a member of The Royal Institute of Oil Painters. Provenance, the vendors father worked for North Thames Gas board and acquired the painting from the pictured Laboratory. 53cm x 35cm.

William John Marriner for Fulham Pottery Loop handled 'FMB' mantel vase from the Alber Ware range, 1936-7  Earthenware, unglazed exterior, clear glazed interior  Underside impressed stamp 'THE POTTERY / FULHAM / LONDON', ',MADE IN ENGLAND' and incised 'FMB'  35cm x 14.7cm x 13.5cm

William John Marriner for Fulham pottery Twin loop-handled mantel vase FMA 1 and a fluted twin loop-handled mantel vase FMC 2, circa 1930s   Earthenware, interior clear glaze  Each with impressed manufacturer's stamps to underside  13.5cm high x 29.5cm wide and 13.5cm high x 43cm wide respectively 

CONSTANCE SPRY ( 1886-1960) FOR FULHAM POTTERY A LARGE FLOWER TROUGHRectangular form raised on four bun feet, the interior glazed, stamped mark `Designed by Constance Spry, Flower Decorations Ltd', 51cm length across handles, 12cm highThere is a haircrack running along the rim at one corner, approx. 3cm length with a small glaze chip at one end. Fine haircrack across rim, approx. 1.5cm length.Some crazing to the glaze in the interior. Shallow chip along the edge of one handle, approx. 2cm by 1cm