David Beckham has worn Vivienne Westwood's designs

Multi-millionaire George Downing paid �20,000 for his son to have a private training session with Beckham, and Oliver forked out another �14,000 for two tickets to see all England's World Cup games.

Other celebrity bidders included actor Ray Winstone, who shelled out �8,000 on a magnum of champagne.

A holiday for eight in Antigua fetched �35,000 while a golf lesson from Nick Faldo went for �27,000.

No expense was spared on the Far East theme.

On the menu was asparagus and shitake mushrooms on green tea noodles, platters of beef satay and chilled monkfish.

Model Jemma Kidd was among the first to arrive

A marquee was erected and guests were greeted by Japanese geisha girls.

And the dress code was described as "white tie and diamonds".

Entertainment was provided by opera singer Russell Watson, soul singer Beverley Knight and Radio 1 DJs.

The NSPCC will also benefit from a sum given by ITV to televise the event.

A spokesman for the charity said: "We're very grateful the NSPCC will be given the profits from the party being held by David and Victoria as they are long-term supporters of the charity and their work in the past has been invaluable."