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A 19th century brass cherub mounted fender, stepped gallery flanked by a pair of seated winged cherubs, raised on fluted columns resting on heraldic crests, applied arrows to sash belt, width 176 cm. Note: Provenance, property of Rod Stewart.

AN OVAL MINIATURE of an officer wearing a red tunic with a white sash, gilt mount with a lock of hair verso (see illustration).

A late 18thC Staffordshire Pottery figure of Will Watch, wearing colourful pantaloons, with a tartan sash and pink stockings, the oblong base titled in gilt over a gilt line, 39cm high.

TEXTILES AN EDWARDIAN COTTON LACE TRIMMED CHRISTENING ROBE with under-dress, another Edwardian lace trimmed DRESS with tie sash, and a NIGHTDRESS

A rare Thai bronze figure of the Emaciated Buddha, Ratanakosin, seated in dhyanasana with hands in dhyana mudra and wearing a long dhoti and sash, his hair formed as spiky curls and with a domed usnisa finial, raised on a base decorated in relief with birds and animals in a rocky landscape frieze, late 19th/early 20th century, 89cm. Provenance: by repute, commissioned by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V), Thailand, Prince Damrong Rajanubhab,Thailand, Dr Johan Moger, Netherlands, Jean Thomassen, Netherlands, Purchased, Sotheby`s, New York, 26th March 1998, lot 211. Images of the Emaciated Buddha are unusual in Thai tradition, but depict Prince Siddhartha in his ascetic period. Despite his father`s attempts to deny the existence of the sick, aged and suffering, Siddharta`s discovery of their struggles led him to a life of denial, where he allowed himself just one grain of rice a day in order to purify his body and rid himself of earthly temptations. After reaching near starvation, he realised that he should follow a middle path, exercising moderation away from the extremes of self-indulgence and self-mortification. Thereafter, aged 35, he reached Enlightenment to become Gautama Buddha.

A Chinese pottery model of a fat lady, standing wearing her hair in an elaborate style, her left hand raised while her right holds her sash, her flowing robes delicately decorated in red and pink with floral designs, Tang dynasty 618 - 906AD, 33cm. Together with a stand. (2)

Two Chinese snuff bottles, one cranberry coloured glass carved with a tied sash, the other interior painted with six figures and calligraphy and Mongolian set with turquoise, coral and gilt metal, 19th/20th century, 8.5cm. (3)

An early Victorian sporting mug, printed in black with a racehorse and a greyhound, 9.5cm high, a Victorian christening mug printed `Eliza` on a sash, 7cm high, and thirteen further mugs, including; a gaudy Welsh style example, a Doulton stoneware mug, a porcelain Bacchus mug, an Edwardian Royal commemorative mug etc (at fault) (15)

A late 19th century carved paper rack, with hinged panel, decorated with leaves and a sash and marked ;Papers` inscribed `M Cook` 41cm high

Wmffre The Winter King Kelly Dean One of a Kind Mole Island Artist teddy bear from the Ice Carnival complete with certificate, Bear Noel greetings card, beige sparse mohair, black glass eyes, leather nose, fully jointed with internal armature to arms, paws and fingers allowing posing and the holding of objects, leather paw pads, wearing cotton shirt, woollen trousers with leather braces, brocade waistcoat, fur lined woollen tail jacket, gold epaulettes, silk sash, matching hat, trimmed with vintage jewellery and furs, featuring reverse seams and machine embroidery, Mint, 20"/51cm.

Winter Bears pair of Artist Teddy Bears, by Jacqueline Winter: (1) Bartholomew, blond mohair, complete with red, white and blue sash and swing tag certificate, 19"/48cm; (2) Burdock, brown sparse mohair, complete with swing tag certificate, 14"/36cm; both have been designed to resemble an old bear, Good Plus to Excellent, would benefit from cleaning. (2)

Saltglazed stoneware sash window rest in the form of a man in a turban

A Collection of Militaria to Edward Hewlet Hext, of the Supply and Transport Corps, Indian Army, comprising a gold and blue lace and black morocco shoulder belt with black patent leather pouch set with crowned GRI cypher, and with gilt metal buckle and slide, a waist belt with sword slings, a gold and black sword knot and cord, two brass chin scales and two helmet spikes, a black silk moire taffeta sash, two pairs of spurs, a red and green webbing belt, a pair of boot hooks, brass buttons and titles, a blue silk scarf and a pair of sunglasses, all contained in a cardboard box.

A mixed lot of Masonic interest including badges, sash, booklets, pottery, glasses etc.

Gloucestershire Regiment ceremonial sash

Gloucestershire Regiment ceremonial sash gold ground with regimental emblem & velvet bars with gilt thread battle roll front & rear (55 in total) including Ypres, Doiran, Imjin, Louisburg, Waterloo, Alma. Also decorated with E II R & crown. c.1950`s.

Gloucestershire Regiment parade uniform with sash & cap

A pair of 4ft sash cramps

"A**CORRENS AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY PROBABLY ITALIAN MINIATURE of a 17th Century ennobled prince with powdered wig, red tunic and blue sash, half length, signed, oil in ivory, 85 x 68mm, oval in wirework simulated jewelled frame"

Afghanistan, Order of the Star, Second Class Set, Badge, openwork, a star within border, 45mm; and Breast Star, marked 585 with silver centre medallion, 90mm, with Sash, in case of issue. Virtually as issued, rare. This and the following three lots comprise the Foreign Orders awarded to Sir John Lovegrove Waldron, KCVO (1909-1975), Chief Constable of Berkshire Constabulary from 1954 to 1958 and Commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police from 1968 to 1972. In 1965, Waldron was responsible for organising the policing of the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill, for which he was appointed Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in the 1966 Birthday Honours. He was responsible for the policing of a number of Sate visits, for which he was presented with these awards.

Japan, The Order of the Rising Sun, Second Class Set, Sash Badge and Breast Star, in silver and silver-gilt and with deep red enameled centre, contained in the original black lacquer box of issue; together with rolled certificate. Virtually as issued.

Indian cream silk and gilt bordered sari with black and gold decorated sash

A pair of Staffordshire elephant spill vases, c.1860, each pachyderm wearing an orange sash on a shaped base, 16.5cm (2)

German School, circa 1790 , PORTRAIT OF FREDERICK WILLIAM II (1744-1797), KING OF PRUSSIA (1786-1797), WEARING THE UNIFORM OF THE 18TH ROYAL PRUSSIAN INFANTRY REGIMENT, HIS BLUE COAT WITH SILVER-EMBROIDERED PINK FACINGS, HIS HAIR POWDERED, WEARING THE ORANGE SASH AND BREAST STAR OF THE ROYAL PRUSSIAN ORDER OF THE BLACK EAGLE , Watercolour on ivory, in a brown leather hinged case, the cover gilt-stamped with monogram `R` surmounted by the Royal Prussian crown Oval, 2in (51mm) high. Frederick William II married his first cousin, Elizabeth Christine Ulrika of Brunswick-WolfenbŸttel in 1765 and had a daughter, the later Duchess of York and Albany. After his divorce in 1769, he was remarried to Frederika Louise of Hesse-Darmstadt and had five children, including King Frederick William III. His reign was characterised by scandalous moral decay at court due to his numerous mistresses, including the notorious trumpeter`s daughter `Rieke` Enke, styled `Countess von Lichtenau`. She and two further bigamous morganatic wives, the newly-styled `Countess von Ingenheim` (in 1787) and the newly-created `Countess of Brandenburg` (in 1790) made him the father of a further nine recognised children. His private pre-occupations prevented him from maintaining his uncle`s high standard in the Prussian Army, which finally led to the defeat of Prussia by Napoleon`s troops in 1807. Similar miniatures of the King, in almost identical frames, have been attributed to Anton Friedrich Koenig (1722-1787).

A sash fillister, various planes, etc

Four Figures: Two 19th Century Staffordshire Figure Groups (A/F): One being a spill vase modelled with couple stood either side of a fountain, 7 ins (18 cms) in height. The other a shepherdess sat on a grassy mound with granulated sheep sat either side of her resting their fount legs on her shoulders, 8 ins (20 cms) in height. A Large 19th Century Staffordshire Figural Spill Vase (A/F) modelled with an archer stood beside a scroll moulded tree trunk wearing a plumed hat, over-painted blue coat with green sash and ermine trimmed orange cloak, stood on a scrolling base with a dog sat obediently at his feet, 17 ins (43 cms) in height. A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure of a Highlander with cello wearing a plumed hat, blue jacket and yellow shawl, stood beside a peacock perched on a tree trunk encrusted with clumps of foliage, 15 ins (28 cms) in height.

A Staffordshire Figure Group of Man & Woman stood by a fence; The woman wearing a green plumed hat and long white dress with pink trim & gathered skirts holding a yellow parasol. The man in green breeches with an orange sash tied around his waist (lacking hand) 10 ins (25 cms) in height.

A Pair of Neo-Gothic Gilt Metal Candlesticks. The candle sockets centring slot-on drip pans raised upon knopped stems above figures of winged angels; each figure wearing a sash inscribed `Gloria in Excelsis Deo`, and mounted on a scotia pedestal above a pierced triform base, 21 ins (53.5 cms) in height.

A circular portrait miniature of a European military nobleman, wearing a blue sash and three decorations, signed indistinctly in blue ALAGATTE? in a gilt metal frame. Illustrated.

A LATE 18TH CENTURY DERBY PUTTI FIGURE modelled with floral head dress and sash, holding a flower basket, on shaped base. 14cm(h)

A Polish Order of the White Eagle sash Badge with gilt and enamel detail

A Prattware pot lid, "The Late Duke of Wellington, Obit. Sept 14th 1852", a large lid showing the duke, (without sash), sitting in a chair, within a laurel wreath border, with marbling, diameter 12.5cms, (5").

Four various sash cramps, together with a tin trunk

Three Christian Dior Couture daywear ensembles; a cream & caramel two tone ensemble including printed cotton & linen jacket with a caramel silk full length dress with cross over short sleeved shirt style top & buttons down skirt, co-ordinating silk waist sash, labelled, together with a salmon pink heavy woven silk ensemble including a short sleeved knee length dress with front button detail & a co-ordinating long length single breasted jacket, labelled, a soft pink ensemble including a silk full length waisted shift dress with button fastening up back, with a short suede jacket & belt, a further suede belt & three tone pink chiffon silk scarf, (9).

Scottish School (18th century) Portrait miniature of a gentleman in red coat, sash and full bottomed wig Oil on copper, 10.5cm x 8.5cm

A mixed selection including boxes, sash, picture frames, lantern etc,

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A YOUNG MAN modelled with a Cyrillic sash. Mark in red to base. Good condition. 10.5ins high.

A 19th Century Staffordshire pottery group of Prince Albert seated and one of standing figure with Scottish sash

COLLECT - A LEATHER LUGGAGE CONTAINING MASONIC REGALIA & MEDALS, Worshipful Master of Chevron Lodge, Birmingham, comprising; sash, kneeling pad, apron, a pair of gloves and two gilt metal stewards medallions

A RUSSIAN PLATE FROM THE SERVICE OF THE ORDER OF ST ALEXANDER NEVSKII, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY, ST PETERSBURG, PERIOD OF ALEXANDER II the centre decorated with the star of the Order, the border with the red moiré sash and cross, in moulded and lobed gilt rim, 23cm diam, underglaze green mark, 1855-81 An Alexander II period plate from the Alexander Nevskii Order Service was sold Christie`s, Russian Art, 2 December 2009 (£9,375) ++In fine condition. No damage or restoration

A bronze and gilt bronze female bust wearing a crown and gilded swag on her head with sash and gilt frilled border to her dress, on a circular socle and square base, 36cm (14") high

A pair of Bow porcelain bocage figure groups, circa 1770, each modelled as a dog accompanying a Cupid wearing a foliate sash kneeling before a flowered bocage tree reaching up to a bird in a nest, raised on high scroll bases picked out in turquoise and pink enamels and gilding, red painted marks to reverse, height approx 23.5cm (faults and restoration).

A Victorian cape having floral embroidered decoration, a sash for Ancient Order of Foresters and a Victorian woolwork pendant

Nine sash clamps

A 19th Century German porcelain tobacco jar and cover modelled in the form of a standing Turkish bearded soldier wearing a green and black cap, white sash to his brown jacket and green trousers, on naturalistic base, 12.5ins high (possibly by Conta & Bohme - cover extensively restored and some restoration to base, sword loose)

An Edward VII Commemorative Sash; two vintage Fans and a large modern Fan in box; a Parasol and a Tribal Stick

A Masonic embroidered sash and apron, along with a cased MBE medal.

A Masonic Ghana sash, apron and robe, along with a cased enamel silver medal.

A collection of Masonic regalia to include a sash with a silver gilt and enamelled pendant

Four sash cramps

A pair of sash cramps.

A World War I Hawkes & Co military bugle with coloured sash, and a 19th century metal mounted hunting horn

* A quantity of sash window weights, of various sizes and weights.

* A Victorian arched window (one broken pane) and a quantity of Victorian sash windows.

* A quantity of Edwardian sash windows, with mottled glazing.

An early 19th century gold mounted tortoiseshell snuff box of canted oblong form, the cover inset with a miniature portrait of a gentleman wearing Order of the Garber badge and a blue sash, initialled `SS`, 2.5cm high x 7cm wide x 5.5cm diameter

A silver and enamel `Ancient Order of Foresters` medallion together with a tasselled silk sash

A silk pin cushion decorated with Chinamen, a large pin cushion with assorted felt and fabric headed pins, a collar stud for the Shirley Lodge, West Middlesex with buffalo horns, carded bow tie holders, sash slides or buckles and other assorted items

* Harding (George Perfect, 1780-1853, Circle of). Half length portrait of a gentleman wearing armour and sash, watercolour on board heightened with bodycolour, 13 x 10.5cm (5.25 x 4ins), framed and glazed (1)

A September 1937 cream satin bias cut wedding dress with braid detail to length of sleeves and a sash with tasselled ends. With the net veil, wax orange blossom wedding circlet and a metal horse shoe covered with ribbon. Sold with two original photographs of the wedding by S. Welch Walsall, Rushall Parish Church