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George Perfect Harding (1800-1853), Portrait of William Duke of Zell, bust-length wearing a long wig and armour, a white scarf and blue sash, signed G P Harding bottom right, watercolour with bodycolour, painted half-oval 13 x 10.75cm.

A late 19th century/early 20th century British army non commissioned officers sash, length of sash 78cm

After John Russell RA - Study of young girl wearing a white dress and bonnet, blue sash and ribbon, a dog by her side, mezzotint, 20.5cm x 16cm

A 19th Century Staffordshire Model of a shepherd, naturalistic face and wearing a tartan sash and scarf, and with a crook in his right hand, 13 ½” high

An Enamelled Silver Medallion "President of National Union of Retail Confectioners, No.1 Area Council", on a sash set with thirteen silver name tablets dating from 1943 to 1966, cased; A Similar Enamelled Brass Medallion for "Branch President". (2)

A 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY FIGURE OF A MAN with two baskets of peonies, a bird perched on one of them, the man observing crossly, his robe tied with a sash, carrying a small knife, pouch and a double gourd flask at his back, his robes decorated sparsely with floral sprays, signed on base. 10.5ins high.

A pair of late 19th Century Staffordshire pottery spaniel sash window rests covered in an olive green glaze, each approx 12 cm high (ILLUSTRATED)

A Collection of Masonic Regalia, including a 9 carat gold breast badge, two boxed silver gilt and enamel lapel pins, an apron, reference book/diary to Bro. Richard Martin, St. John`s Lodge, No.325, in leather case, with a bound Centenary Souvenir 1909; four aprons and a sash; a Collection of Printed Ephemera, including A Speech by the Prime Minister the Right Honourable Winston Churchill, in the House of Commons, August 20th 1940, various magazines and pamphlets relating to Churchill, Royalty etc

A Small Collection of Masonic Regalia, comprising three gilt metal and enamel sash badges for Essex (2) and Sussex, a silver gilt Hong Kong & South China sash badge, a silver gilt and enamel breast badge, twelve cloth insignia, a wood printing block, and three silver gilt lapel badges; two silver CERC teaspoons (23)

Masonic Regalia, comprising a 9 carat gold breast jewel presented to W.Bro.Natran Seddon by the Social Lodge, in case of issue, an enamelled silver gilt charity jewel; an enamelled silver gilt Steward 1925 jewel in case of issue, two aprons, a neck sash, a pair of kid gloves, certificate and ephemera; an RAOB Jewel ribbon, cased and three other badges, all housed in a leather case.

16TH/17TH CENTURY SCHOOL A half length portrait of a Pope, with papal crown in the background and sash bearing papal crown, crossed keys and dove, oil on panel, oval, 9" x 7 1/4" (two pieces attached together)

A rolled gold sash pin, with a central Art Nouveau style enamel boss in shades of blue and green, together with a pair of rolled gold scrolled wire hat pins and other paste set examples (7)

A circular portrait miniature, a boy wearing a sash, in a neo-classical style, gilt bronze frame. Frame 12.5cm high

An Agnes/Madame Havet gold lace cocktail dress, circa 1927, labelled, with gold sash to the dropped waist, bust 92cm, 36in

A Givenchy haute couture turquoise cloque silk cocktail gown, Autumn-Winter 1966, labelled and numbered 33517, edged in a tousled band of frayed floss silk, slit back opening with cord to neck, wide sash to waist, bust 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in; together with a portrait photograph of Audrey wearing the gown, (2). This gown was produced as part of Givenchy`s Winter 1966 collection, model no 461. Audrey wore this dress to promote the film `Two for the Road`, released in 1967.

An Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche empire-line gown with blue velvet sash, 1970, labelled, of white matelasse cotton woven with overall scalloped repeats, broderie anglaise edged petticoat; with a pale blue velvet ribbon sash, bust 82cm, 32in, (2). Audrey wore this gown for her son Luca`s christening in 1970.

Circle of John Hayles c.1600-1679- Portrait of a young woman, bust-length, with dark curled hair, wearing a brown dress with white lace and pearl sash; Portrait of a young gentleman, bust-length, long dark hair worn natural, wearing possibly elements of a military uniform with tied white lace stock, white satin doublet and short golden cape with leather and brass belts and buckles; oil on canvas, ovals, a pair, in matching carved and gilded oval frames, with beaded sight-edge, fluted hollow, egg-and-dart course schematic outer-edge, (2) Note: John Hayles, relative of the miniaturist Samuel Cooper, competitor of Sir peter Lely and respected by his contemporaries for his replicas of the portraits of van Dyke. These paintings show all the elements expected of a fashionable portrait painter of the day in particular Michael Dahl 1659-1743, Mary Beale 1632-1697,and Willem Wissing 1656-1687 all these working from the ideals laid down by such painters as van Dyke, and the larger studios of Kneeler 1646-1723 and lely 1618-1680. His famous work being the portrait of the diarist Samuel pepys; Extract from Pepys diary, 17 March 1666: ...at noon, home to dinner, and presently with my wife out to Hales`s, where I am still infinitely pleased with my wife`s picture. I paid him 14l for it, and 25s for the frame, and I think it is not a whit too dear for so good a picture. It is not yet quite finished and dry, so as to be fit to bring home yet. This day I begin to sit, and he will make me, I think, a very fine picture. He promises it shall be as good as my wife`s, and I sit to have it full of shadows, and do almost break my neck looking over my shoulder to make the posture for him to work by.

Northern European School, Portrait Miniature c.1850, depicting a Prussian Hussar officer, standing three-quarter length in an extensive landscape, in full uniform wearing a feathered fur busby, short blue Attila adorned with extensive gold braiding and gold sash, a gold braided fur pelisse worn over his shoulder, red riding breeches. His hand resting on his sabre, the brass hilt decorated with the Prince of Wales feathers. Around his neck the Pour le Mérite medal tied with a black sash and a Waterloo medal on his chest, held in a contemporary gilt metal frame with scallop shell corners and centres, various scrolls and ribbons entwined with an Oriental serpent motif, terminating with various C-scrolls. Note: The colours of dolman, pelisse and breeches varied greatly by regiment, even within the same army. The French hussar of the Napoleonic period was armed with a brass hilted sabre and sometimes with a brace of pistols. Hussars were notoriously impetuous, and Napoleon was quoted as stating that he would be surprised for a hussar to live beyond the age of thirty due to their tendency to become reckless in battle, exposing their weaknesses in frontal assaults. The hussars of Napoleon created the tradition of sabrage, the opening of a champagne bottle with a saber.

[Masonry]. A leather case containing regalia related to Bro. F. W. Elliott, Macaulay Lodge, No. 5010, including a 14 carat gold and enamel jewel for the Macaulay Lodge dated 1938, a sash with a silver pendant, another sash, two aprons, two silver jewels, three silver gilt and enamel jewels, a silver gilt and enamel brooch and a silver gilt jewel Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports

The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, G.C.B. (Military) a superb Georgian Knight Grand Cross sash badge, 22 carat gold and enamels, hallmarked London 1816, 96mm diameter, makers mark of John Northam, the noted Goldsmith, Jeweller and Boxmaker, lacking several red enamel berries from wreaths, otherwise extremely fine and rare £4000-5000

The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, G.C.B. (Civil) Knight Grand Cross set of insignia by Garrard, comprising sash badge in 22 carat gold, hallmarked London 1865, makers mark of Robert Garrard, 60mm x 52mm; and breast star in silver, gold and enamel, 98mm x 92mm, the reverse inscribed R & S. Garrard & Co.Goldsmiths & Jewellers to the Crown, 25 Haymarket, London, fitted with gold pin for wearing, the set with non-standard sash in its R. & S. Garrard & Co. case of issue, the interior silk lining inscribed in ink with the Arabic word for British, extremely fine and scarce £2000-2500 Provenance: Khedive Ismail Pasha of Egypt.

The Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George, an impressive and rare G.C.M.G. Knight Grand Cross large size sash badge with bulbous crown, 120 x 86 mm., gold and enamels, circa 1850-60, white enamel damaged on one obverse ray, otherwise nearly extremely fine £2000-2500

Admiral Sir William Christopher Pakenham, G.C.B., K.C.M.G., K.C.V.O., Royal Navy Riband bar, on buckram, in four strips, bearing the ribbons: Order of the Bath; Order of St. Michael & St. George; Royal Victorian Order; 1914-15 Star; British War Medal 1914-20; Victory Medal 1914-19; France, Legion of Honour; France, Croix de Guerre 1914-18; U.S.A., Distinguished Service Medal (Navy); Russia, Order of St. Stanislaus; Japan, War Medal 1904-05; Japan, Order of the Rising Sun Together with an Order of the Bath, full sash; Japan, Order of the Rising Sun, evening sash; Order of St. Michael & St. George, neck cravat; and a length (116mm.) of U.S.A. Distinguished Service Medal (Navy) ribbon, good condition (lot) £60-80 William Christopher Pakenham was born in 1861, the second son of Rear-Admiral Hon. Thomas Alexander Pakenham, R.N. He entered the Royal Navy in 1874, attained the rank of Captain in 1903 and was promoted to Vice-Admiral in 1918 and Admiral in 1922. He was Naval Attache to Japan and China, 1904-06 - at which time he received the Order of the Rising Sun, and was a Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, 1911-13. During the Great War he commanded the 3rd Cruiser Squadron, 1913-17 and was the Rear-Admiral commanding the Battle Cruiser Fleet, 1917-19. For his wartime services he was awarded the K.C.B. (1916); K.C.V.O. (1917); and K.C.M.G. (1919). Post-war he was President of the R.M. College, Greenwich, 1919-20; C-in-C. of the North American and West Indies Station, 1920-22. Pakenham retired from the Royal Navy in 1926, having been promoted in the Order of the Bath, to G.C.B. in 1925. Appointed Bath King of Arms, 1930-33. Admiral Sir William Pakenham died in July 1933. With copied research and certified provenance of the riband bar and ribbon. His insignia was sold in Christies, 20 November 1984.

A fine group of twenty-three Orders and Medals awarded to Lieutenant-General Maurice Hector Robert Delvoie, Belgian Army Belgium, Order of Leopold I, Grand Officers breast star with swords, silver, gold and enamel; Order of the Crown, Grand Officers breast star, silver, silver-gilt and enamel, slight enamel damage; Order of Leopold I, Officers breast badge with swords, base gilt metal and enamel, lacking obverse centre, with rosette and A palm on ribbon; Order of the Crown, Officers breast badge, silver-gilt and enamel, with rosette and A palm on ribbon; Order of Leopold II, Officers breast badge, base gilt metal and enamel, with rosette and crossed swords on ribbon; Croix de Guerre 1914-18, A cypher on reverse, with three A palms on ribbon; Yser Cross 1914; Croix du Feu; Victory Medal 1914-18; War Commemorative Medal 1914-18, with four bars; War Commemorative Medal 1940-45; U.N. Medal, on UNMOGIP ribbon; Belgium, Military Cross, silver-gilt and enamel; Centenary Medal 1930, silver - the twelve medals linked together for display; France, Colonial, Order of the Black Star of Benin, Grand Cross set of insignia, sash badge, silver-gilt and enamel; breast star, silver, silver-gilt and enamel, with full sash; France, Third Republic, Legion of Honour, Commanders neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel, enamel loss and damage to centres and wreath, with neck cravat; Czechoslovakia, Order of the White Lion, Grand Officers set of insignia, Civil Division, by Karnet Kysely, Prague, neck badge, silver-gilt and enamel, with neck cravat; breast star, silver and enamel; U.S.A., Medal of Freedom, with silver palm; France, War Commemorative Medal 1939-45, no clasp; Croix de Guerre 1939, with bronze palm; G.B., 1939-45 Star; France ad Germany Star; Defence and War Medals - the seven medals linked together for display; Commemorative Cross, gilt, inscribed, GÄnÄral Delvoie, Palais du Gouvernement Nancy 8 Juillet 1945; together with a set of 22 miniature dress medals, mounted on two bars, similar to the above (with the addition of the Belgian Evaders Cross); with Belgium, Commemorative Medal 1870-71; Commemorative Medal 1865-1905; together with a mounted set of five miniature dress medals attributed to the Generals wife: Belgium, Order of the Crown, Chevalier, silver and enamel; G.B., 1939-45 Star; France and Germany Star; Defence and War Medals, generally good very fine except where stated (56) £2500-3000 Medal of Freedom with Silver Palm, citation: Major General Maurice Delvoie, Belgian Army, for exceptionally meritorious achievement which aided the United States in the prosecution of the war against the enemy in Continental Europe, while serving as Belgian Military Attache to the French Government at London and Paris, from July 1943 to April 1946. Major General Delvoie performed his duties in an outstandingly excellent manner. In addition to his normal duties he was extremely active as a liaison officer between Allied Forces dealing with matters pertaining to the repatriation of Belgian prisoners. Furthermore he was of great assistance in co-ordinating the instruction of Belgian officers with that given Americans at United States Officer-Training Center at Fontainebleau. Major General Delvoies great tact, diplomacy, and superior devotion to the allied cause contributed materially to the maintenance of close Belgo-American relations, reflecting high credit upon him and the Allied Armed Forces Maurice Hector Robert Delvoie was born in Antwerp on 21 March 1885. He entered the Belgian Army Cadets School in 1901, becoming a 2nd Lieutenant in the Belgian Infantry in 1904. In 1905 he joined the 3rd Lancers, becoming a Lieutenant in 1912. As a Lieutenant in the cavalry he entered the Great War from the onset and remained at the front for the duration of the conflict, serving in both the cavalry and artillery. At the end of the war Delvoie held the rank of Acting Major, being promoted to that rank in 1922, Lieutenant-Colonel in 1930 and Colonel in 1935. In 1938, Delvoie was posted to the Belgian Embassy in Paris as Military Attache. During 1939-40 he served as the head of the Belgian military mission to the inter-allied commander, being promoted to Major-General in 1939. Following the fall of France, Delvoie escaped to Britain and joined the Belgian Government-in-Exile. He was appointed as an advisor to the Belgian Minister of Defence and also served as Belgian Military Attache and Liaison Officer to General de Gaulle, 1941-44. Amongst his wartime services was to set up and operate an escape route through Spain and Portugal (code name Benoùt) Approximately 200 allied personnel were evacuated through this route. Following the allied invasion and the liberation of the Low Countries, Delvoie returned to Belgium and took charge of the repatriation of Belgian prisoners-of-war and refugees. After the war Delvoie served as Belgian military advisor to the Paris Peace Conference of 1946. Less than a year later he was appointed to head the Belgian delegation to the United Nations Commission for Greece - following the civil war in that country. Delvoie formally retired from the Belgian Army in 1946, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant-General. Was later the Force Commander for UNMOGIP (United Nations Military Observer Group in India and Pakistan). Later emigrating to Canada, Lieutenant-General Delvoie died in Montreal on 12 April 1971. With a photograph album containing photographs dating from 1912 to 1946 - mostly of a military nature; a riband bar, and a letter from a member of Delvoies family; together with copied research, including service record and the article, From the Trenches of the First World War to UN Peacekeeping: A Recipient of the Medal of Freedom: Lieutenant-General Maurice Delvoie, by Christopher McCreery.

The Royal Victorian Order, G.C.V.O., Knight Grand Cross set of insignia, sash badge, silver-gilt and enamel; breast star, silver, silver-gilt and enamel, with gold pin, both officially numbered 146 on the reverse, with full sash ribbon, in Collingwood, London case of issue, case a little worn, insignia extremely fine (2) £1100-1300 Ex Spink, 27 July 2000. The insignia was awarded to Lord James Rennell of Rodd, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., G.C.V.O., P.C., H.M. Diplomatic Service (1858-1941). James Rennell Rodd was born on 9 November 1958 and was educated at Haileybury and Balliol College, Oxford. Entering the Diplomatic Service, he was an AttachÄ in Berlin, 1884; and Athens, 1888; then 2nd Secretary, Rome, 1891, and Paris, 1892. He was then in charge of the British Agency at Zanzibar throughout 1893 and was present at the actions of Pumwani and Jongeni, 1893. The following year he was transferred to Cairo and in 1897 was Special Envoy to King Menelik II. Rodd was the Secretary of the Legation, Cairo, 1894-1901; Councillor of the Embassy at Rome, 1901-04; H.M. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Sweden, 1904-08; and Ambassador to Italy, 1908-19. Post-war he was a British delegate at the League of Nations, 1921-23 and a Member of Parliament, 1928-32. The recipient of many orders, both British and foreign; he was awarded the G.C.V.O. (London Gazette 15 June 1905) for services as H.M. Envoy to Sweden and on the occasion of the marriage of H.R.H. Princess Margaret of Connaught to H.R.H. Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. He was created 1st Baron Rodd in 1933. With some copied research..

Major-General Sir Joseph Thackwell, G.C.B., K.H., 15th Hussars, who lost an arm at Waterloo Lengths of ribbon: Order of the Bath, G.C.B. sash ribbon, 315mm.; Military General Service 1795-1814, 45mm.; Waterloo 1815, 125mm.; Sutlej 1845-46, 88mm.; Punjab 1848-49, 105mm. (all dimensions approximate), stained, frayed, torn and ragged Major-General Lord Charles Richard Sackville-West, 21st Regiment, 6th Earl de la Warr Short lengths of ribbon: Sutlej 1845-46; Crimea 1854-56; Turkish Crimea 1855; France, Legion of Honour; Sardinia, Al Valore Militare; Turkey, Order of Medjidie, short and ragged £20-30 At Waterloo, command of the 15th Hussars devolved upon Captain Thackwell. He was severely wounded and had two horses shot from under him. Wounded in both arms, his left arm was amputated close to shoulder. His group of insignia was sold at Christies, 17 November 1987. In addition to the insignia represented by the above ribbon, he was awarded the Guelphic Order, K.H.; Ghuznee 1838; Maharajpoor Star and Afghanistan, Order of the Dooranee Empire. With copied research and certified provenance of the ribbons taken from the insignia of Major-General Sir Joseph Thackwell. With copied research and certified provenance of the ribbons taken from the insignia of Major-General Lord Charles Richard Sackville-West, 6th Earl de la Warr; 6th Viscount Cantalupe; 12th Baron de la Warr (1815-73).

An 18th Century French Green Brocade Frock Coat with gold braided trim and pierced & enamelled brass buttons. Also a yellow & white silk sash with tasselled ends.

A silver gilt RAOB medal, two other RAOB medals and a sash

A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE GROUP OF A HUNTER, modelled wearing a plumed hat and coloured sash, kneeling on a recumbent stag, a black splash coated dog at his side, gilt line rim to oval base, 35cms high

A 19th century Spanish colonial carved wood cherub, wearing a blue sash and red loin cloth, his right hand raised, 38cm (15in) high.

A black wool Edwardian jacket with pin-tucks and lace detail on collar, a brown chiffon sleeveless evening dress with frill, a red sleeveless cocktail dress, embroidered with gold flowers and a red crepe evening dress with gold bugle beads on shoulder and gold sash (4)

Antique green glazed sash window stop, in the form of a bust

A Victorian Royal Marine officer`s snake fastening belt, the silver bullion belt backed with black leather, white metal fittings, twin sword hangers with lion mask buckles; together with a Royal Marine Sergeant`s red sash. (2).

H Stubble: Portrait Miniature of Ann White, 1797, wearing a blue ribbon trimmed lace headpiece in her powdered grey hair, and wearing a blue sash around her white dress, oval, 9cm, in a modern frame with old label ink written on the reverse Painted by H Stubble No.6 Carrington Street, Shepherds Market, Mayfair, London 1797). With original receipt 21 Jan 1973, Limner Antiques, 124 New Bond Street, London

A 19th century oil on canvas, portrait of a young girl stroking a King Charles Spaniel, in a landscape setting and wearing a dress edged in lace with a pink ribbon sash, her straw hat at her feet. 39 by 49 1/2ins. In a gilt frame.

Order of the Nile Sash Badge, by LATTES, good enamel, complete with ribbon.

Second War training book for the Indian Frontier. together with a silk map, silver Order of Foresters sash badge, together with an assortment of other books and photographs.

Four Prattware pot lids, "The Late Duke of Wellington" with sash, without marbled border, "I See You My Boy" , "The Shrimpers" and "The Poultry Woman" between 10 and 11cm diameter. S/D.

Two sash cramps

Two bevel edge chisels and a sash pocket chisel

A sash shave and a chamfer shave both by PRESTON

Five sash cramps and 2 extensions

Five large sash cramps

A forkstaff plane by IENNION and a twin iron sash plane by MATHIESON

A sash pocket chisel by MARPLES

Three sash fillesters and a moving fillester

A sash fillester by I SYM

A 2 1/2" sash pocket chisel by G RYAN Euston Rd and a boxwood and brass pad saw F

Five sash cramps

Six GDR clamps and a pair of sash cramps

A Chinese jade snuff bottle, carved with a tied patterned sash around the body, with a coral stopper, 19th century, 7cm.

A Chinese pale celadon jade shield-shaped snuff bottle, carved in low relief with a tied sash, 19th century, 6cm.

A George III painted lead tea caddy in the form of a double fronted house, late 18th century, with pitched roof above five sash windows around the front door, the front angles with quoins, the ends each with a further three windows, the interior bereft, 24cm high, 20.5cm wide, 14.5cm deep, (back panel later replaced entirely with pine). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A LARGE PAIR OF SASH CLAMPS with a maximum opening of approximately 80".

A PAIR OF SASH CLAMPS, maximum opening of approximately 31", and a further larger pair of sash cramps with a maximum opening of 36" (4).

A PAIR OF SASH CLAMPS, maximum opening of approximately 32", a further similar pair of sash cramps and a further sash cramp (5).

FOUR VARIOUS SASH CLAMPS, the largest opening to approximately 40" (4).

A pair of oak framed lead glazed Art Nouveau style windows, 114x32cm, a Victorian oval stained glass window and a double stained glass sash window painted with lilies, 99x97cm

A World War Two trio comprising Italy Star, War Medal and Defence Medal in original box with killed in action award notice relating to John Edwin Royal, a set of World War One identification tags for J.J. Royal R.G.A., R.A.O.B. medal and sash, a 1919 County Borough of Dudley Peace Mug etc.

Four Christian Dior Couture suits; a brown silk skirt suit labelled `Printemps- ete 1989 21921` with a short sleeved sequin appliqued top with buttons down back, beaded cuff & neck detail, maroon waist sash, labelled, together with a cream wool buttonless skirt suit with matching belt, labelled, a brown wool skirt suit with double breasted jacket & brown snake skin effect belt, labelled and a navy blue heavy woven silk short sleeved & collarless skirt suit, popper fastening on jacket, purple floral corsage on lapel & wide black belt, labelled, (13).