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A portrait miniature of a Huzzar Officer, watercolour on ivory, with red collar, blue jacket, white sash, in double sided oval case, with lock of hair to the rear, 6cm

A tin containing a Masonic sash, a Masonic jewel and a Masonic locket (3).

Yves Saint Laurent, Paris. A long sleeved silk dress, red and gold scrolling pattern of organic forms on a black ground, matching sash, size 14.

A group of Staffordshire pottery figures, late 19th Century, comprising a gentleman and hound, a female and dog, 23cm high, a couple with sash, 22cm, a spill vase with couple, and a money box house, 15cm high. (5)

A little used screwstem sash fillister by PRESTON with boxwood stems and nuts and double d/t boxed sole (illustrated Russell fig 665) well replaced wedge G+

Three PRESTON Nos 1387A, B & C Oveloe, Lambstongue and Gothic circular sash routers G+

Two PRESTON Nos 1387A and B Oveloe and Lambstongue circular sash routers G+

A little used beech sash fillister by JAMES HOWARTH with hammer head boxed sole and boxwood fence G++

An unusual American twin iron hammer head boxed stick and rebate sash plane by REED Utica G+

Two moulding planes by VARVILL 2"" and 2 3/4"" stamped Lamb Tongue Sash and 1 1/4 Ovlo G+

A beech sash fillister by IOHN GREEN (mark F) G+

A group of late 19th to early 20th C Indian textiles to include Kutch wedding shawl , Deccan tribal sword sash , Rajasthani hanging and shawl PROVENANCE; From a collection formerly kept at Hampton Court Palace

An early 20th Railway Union sash with gold embroidery, National Union of Railway men of EIS & W Bethnal Green branch and an old brass railway horn

The Late Duke of Wellington (161) large, without sash *Ex Manners collection, lot 59A potlid, potlids, pot+lid, pot+lids, prattware

A 20th century cast metal hand painted advertising mechanics display statue figurine money box of The Michelin man, Bibendum. With yellow Michelin painted sash.

A large 19th century English School oil painting on canvas, portrait of a lady seated, three quarter length and wearing a high waisted white gown with blue sash, with wooded landscape to the background, 126 cm x 101 cm in black and gilt moulded frame

A North Irish Brigade officer’s khaki SD cap, with gilt and silvered badge; an Inniskillings Caubeen with bi-metal grenade badge, another (badge missing), a Kevlar helmet with desert cover; an officer’s crimson silk waist sash and 3 cummerbunds. A desert pattern windproof smock and 2 other items. GC to VGC (some slight mothing to headgear)

STUDIO OF SIR PETER LELY (1618-1680). Portrait of King Charles II wearing the blue sash of the garter, and armour breastplate over an ochre doublet, holding a baton in his left hand, three quarter length, oil on canvas, in carved frame, 123 x 98 cm

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS SILVER STAR SHAPED SASH BADGE, hallmarked Birmingham 1885 together with ORNATE SILK SASH and a SMALL COLLECTION OF CIVILIAN AWARDS/MEDALLIONS, some mounted and framed as a display to include King George V gilt medallion visit to Eccles, Manchester 1913, St. John Ambulance bronzed metal cross and chain, Coventry Cathedral medallion `Service of Re-dedication 1968` and a Royal Life Saving medallion, etc

A quantity of excavated American Civil War items including a sash buckle, in a case with label stating found at `Petersburg and Cold Harbor VA.`

circa 1860: Ancient Order of Druids sash, medals and badges Large white metal medal inscribed Ancient Order of Druids. Presented March 24th 1859 to Bro. Frederic Clarke. For his efficient and valuable service as Noble Arch. from Augst. 1858 to Feb. 1859. Mona Lodge No. 10"". A white metal breast badge medal inscribed ""Mona Lodge No. 10 A.O.D. Presented to Bro. Past Arch. F. Clarke For his valuable services as Noble Arch from Feb. to Aug. 1859"". Ancient Order of Druids sash with medal and badges attached etc. Mona Lodge met at Moon Tavern, Bristol. An interesting collection. (5 items)."" 4 by 3in., 10 by 7.5cm.

After Gainsborough, A full length portrait of a young girl wearing a silk dress with a turquoise sash, oil on canvas, 121 x 70 cm CONDITION REPORT: Canvas patched, cleaned this lot is framed overall size 150 x 95 cm including frame

English School, 19th Century, oval military portrait miniature on ivory, of a gentleman in red military jacket, with black cravat and white sash, framed in original rectangular hinged Morocco leather carrying case, 5.5cm x 6.5cm.

NICHOLAS DIXON, circa 1660, after Samuel Cooper, portrait of King Charles II, wearing armour and blue sash of the Order of the Garter, lace cravat and full bottomed wig, a landscape beyond, watercolour on vellum laid down on card, oval, 7.5cm x 6.2cm, ebonised pearwood frame. See illustration Provenance: W.N Rumball Collection

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, circa 1830, portrait of King Charles XIV and III John of Sweden and Norway, half length, in military attire with blue silk sash and decorations, a landscape beyond, enamel on porcelain, oval, 7cm x 5.5cm, embossed gilt brass box frame with ring suspension; and a pair, portrait of Queen Bernardine Eugénie Désirée Clary, half length, wearing a black dress with puff sleeves, pearl necklace and feather plumed hat (2). See illustration

FRENCH SCHOOL, 18th century , portrait of Louis XV as a boy, half length, wearing armour, blue sash of the Saint Esprit and ermine lined robe worked with fleur-de-lys, watercolour and gouache on vellum, oval, 7cm x 5.5cm, silver backed gilt frame with ring suspension. See illustration

ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE ENGLEHEART, circa 1780, portrait of King George III, half length, wearing Windsor uniform of blue coat with red and gold collar, cream coloured waistcoat and lace cravat, and with blue moire sash and breast star of the Order of the Garter, his powdered hair en queue, watercolour on ivory, oval, 5cm x 4cm, copper frame with loop suspension. See illustration

JEAN PETITOT (1607-1691), portrait of King Louis XIV, bust length, wearing armour, blue sash and white lace jabot with tied red ribbon, enamel, oval, 2.7cm x 2.3cm gilt brass frame with loop and ring suspensions. See illustration

JOSÉ DELGADO Y MENESES (1775-1856), portrait of King Ferdinand VII King of Spain, bust length, turned sinister, facing dexter, wearing a blue coat trimmed with braid, a blue and white sash and several decorations including a neck badge, watercolour on ivory, signed and dated 1818 lower right, oval, 6.7cm x 5cm, gilt frame with loop and ring suspension. See illustration

CIRCLE OF FRANS POURBUS II (1569-1622), portrait of Henry IV of France, bust length, wearing a black doublet with white ruff and green sash, oil on copper, oval, 4.7cm x 3.7cm, stained and moulded wood frame (split). See illustration

CIRCLE OF JOHN DANIEL KAMM, circa 1750, portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, half length, turned dexter, facing sinister, wearing armour with gilt studs, white lace cravat, blue sash of the Order of the Garter and green sash of the Order of the Thistle, his powdered wig en queue, his red cloak embroidered with the Star and Order of the Garter, gouache on vellum, 5.7cm x 7.7cm, later gilt plaster moulded frame. See illustration Provenance: Christie's Geneva, 9 November 1976

BAVARIAN SCHOOL, circa 1820, portrait of Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, bust length, wearing a blue coat with scarlet facings and silver braid, red sash and black stock, watercolour on ivory, oval, 6cm x 4cm, blue enamel and gilt brass frame, gilt tooled red morocco leather travelling case. See illustration

ENGLISH SCHOOL, 17th century, portrait of a nobleman, possibly King James II, bust length, facing dexter, wearing armour and blue sash, oval, watercolour, 2.7cm x 2.4cm, plated frame with spiral cresting and loop suspension. See illustration

A Masonic apron with sash and other regalia, contained in a leather case.

Crown Charles I Exeter Mint, Sash in large bow, undated S.3055 Mintmark Rose About Fine/Fine, the obverse with a grey tone

A VINTAGE LEATHER TRAVELLING STATIONERY CASE, together with a leather collar box and contents, and an Order of Druids sash

A Japanese black lacquered scroll box, cell pattern with crane and tortoise, tasselled sash - 42x12cm

A Masonic Victoria Golden Jubilee medal, dated 13th June 1887, and a 9ct gold mounted silk medal sash

A collection of Edwardian bridal wear plus accessories in bag, to include an ivory tambor lace and fine silk chiffon tiered Edwardian bridal gown trimmed with pearls, a cream ruched silk with glitter spot chiffon sleeved bodice, Valenciennes lace-trimmed ivory silk combing coat, a 1910 cream silk dress with metallic embroidered front, cream lace bodice with spot tulle and lace yoke, beige chiffon cream lace lamé and satin Edwardian dress with sash and copper beadwork, cream Edwardian silk skirt (in bag) and a French small tulle veil `orange blossom` tiara with faded camelias and lucky white heather in original box (also in bag). (8)

Collection of beechwood moulding planes, sash fillister planes, etc.

MARCONI GUGLIELMO: (1874-1937) Italian Inventor, developed a radio telegraph system. Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1909. Vintage signed colour 5.5 x 7 magazine photograph of Marconi standing in a three quarter length pose wearing a ceremonial uniform, sash and medals and holding a hat in his hands. Signed ('Guglielmo Marconi') in dark fountain pen ink to the image and dated 1934 in his hand. With three horizontal and one vertical folds, just affecting the image, and neatly laid down to card. About G The image may well have been taken on the occasion of Marconi being made Rector of the University of St Andrews, a post which he held from 1934-37.

VICTOR EMMANUEL III: (1869-1947) King of Italy 1900-46, Emperor of Ethiopia 1936-41 & King of the Albanians 1939-43 & ELENA OF MONTENEGRO (1873-1952) Queen of Italy 1900-46, wife of Victor Emmanuel III. A good pair of signed 7 x 11 photographs by the King and Queen individually, the King's image depicting him in a formal head and shoulders study wearing a uniform with medals and a sash. Signed in bold, dark fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image with an additional sentiment in Italian. Dated Chesterfield House, June 1897 in his hand. The Queen's image shows her seated in an elegant three quarter length pose, in semi-profile, wearing a crown. Signed in dark fountain pen ink to a light area at the base of the image and also dated Chesterfield House, June 1897 in her hand. Both photographs are professionally matted in purple and framed and glazed in matching ornate gilt plaster frames to an overall size of 11 x 17 each. Some light overall mottling to the King's image, otherwise VG, 2 The present photographs were signed at the time of the King and Queen of Italy's visit to London for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. They would have attended a large fancy dress ball celebrating the Diamond Jubilee at Devonshire House in Piccadilly along with the future King Edward VII and other Royal guests.

A pink 1980's dress by Lindka Cierach (fashion designer used by Kate Middleton's mother), size 10/12, dark green/red striped full-length evening skirt size 8/10, a 1950's pale blue shot silk effect dress and coat suit retailed by Warwick House, Malvern, to/w a navy blue spotted white dress with sash belt by The Chelsea Design Co. Ltd., size 12 (4)

Five Masonic aprons to/w a sash, gloves, 1955 book of Constitutions etc (box)

A Royal Arch Purple Heroes L.O.L 581 Orange Order sash.

A large modern Art Deco style bronze figure of a semi-nude female of a dancer with Egyptian style head-dress and sash skirt - stamped bronze Garanti, Paris, J.B. Depose after D.H. Chiparus - standing on a red and black marble plinth - Height 56cm

19TH CENTURY AMATEUR BRITISH SCHOOL A half length portrait of a fair haired child portrayed wearing a sash and jacket against a stormy sky, Oil on canvas, 72cm x 62cm in painted gesso frame"

A small collection of Murano glass fish and birds; together with two similar glass figures, largest 46.5cm high. Condition Report: THE LARGER FIGURE appears undamaged apart from a slight bruising to the frill on the right arm and the back edge of the frilled sash. The inside leg has a very rough edge which we assume is part of the manufacturing process. THE BLACK AND WHITE CLOWN signed to the base 'Franco Toppelo' has lost the left hand thumb.

A 20th century child's uniform for a British Officer of the Napoleonic wars comprising red coatee with blue flashes and gilt decoration with brass buttons, Officers maroon sash, sword, straight single edged blade, length of blade 35cm, with solid gilt metal grip and guard, complete with matching brass mounted leather scabbard, a black felt hat with red and white feathers, black coquette and Costumier brass button, bears label W. Clarkson, Perruquier and Costumia 41 & 43 Wardour Street London W1, also with this lot a brass gorgete with George III cipher surmounted by a crown and two pairs of cream trousers and matching gaiters. This lot would be suitable for a Page Boy's outfit for a wedding or theatrical event (illustrated)

A collection of coinage and Masonic items to include a 9ct gold ribbon mounted Masonic badge, weight approx 4.4gms, silver A.R.P. badge, a Pitt Club medal dated 1967, military badge for the 2nd Battalion King Edwards Horse, Cheshire Corp of Air Raid Wardens badge, collection of papers relating to a Miss Bryce during the war and post war periods for nursing etc, coinage to include a George VI South African five shillings dated 1952, further coinage to include Chinese, Japanese, French coinage, George II hap'ney dated 1730, Matthew Boulton tuppence dated 1797 etc also with this lot a Masonic apron and sash

David Des Granges [1611-c.1675] after Adriaan Hanneman- Miniature portrait of Charles II as Prince of Wales, head and shoulders, wearing a breastplate and blue sash of The Order of The Garter signed with initials and dated DDG 1655 lower right oval, 5.7cm, within a later plain ebonised frame.

JOHN BUNCOMBE (fl. c.1790 - c.1830) Unsigned, watercolour on card, portrait miniature silhouette, of Captain George Crawford of the 110th Regiment of Foot, in profile to right, wearing scarlet uniform with buff coloured facings, white cross sash, and silver epaulette, in a rectangular black paper- mache frame, with oval slip, inscribed with sitters name verso. Crawford gained Captaincy 6th June 1794, although following the regiments disbandment, by 1795 he had transferred to the 33rd Regiment of Foot, becoming Captain again 1st September that year. 8.5cm x 7cm.

A pair of knitted cream mittens c19, a striped ribbed silk sash, two bags and a silk scarf

A pair of Chinese sleeve bands couched in gold, the polychrome flowers in baskets worked in satin and forbidden stitch and a gold embroidered sash with roundels embroidered with figures, pagodas, etc. 19th century

A masonic sash, apron and gloves in leather attaché case

A COLLECTION OF MEDALS for Walter John Meredith, Private No. 7385552, together with RELEASE BOOK and two Ancient Order of Forresters MEDALLION BOX for his father, a SASH for the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes, a photocopy of a photograph and St John`s Ambulance service, cap badge and a pendant

R.A.O.B. jewels and a sash

A 1930's ivory satin evening dress with stitched faux pearl "sash", a modern ticket reads "1932, 14th September, a wedding dress from Harrrods cost £20 (ready made)", altered from a wedding dress, the train made into an over jacket.

Stuart Pound (20th Century) British. “Margarita Crossing The Carratera, Malaya”, ‘Seguimos El Frente 1’, Portrait of a girl, wearing a white dress with a red sash, Oil on Canvas, 25” x 25”.

Stuart Pound (20th Century) British. “Dahli Hides The Tropical Moon, San Raphael Del Sur”, ‘Seguimos El Frente 11’, Portrait of a girl, wearing a white dress with a red sash, Oil on Canvas, 25” x 25”.