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COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, USA, Canada and the Americas, Louis XV (1710-1715-1774), The French West India Company, Copper Medal, 1733, by J C Roettiers, youthful armoured bust right, with sash, hair tied behind, rev legend in seven lines SOCIETAS INDIARUM GALLICIA, caduceus and cornucopiae below, 59mm (BDM V, 181; Betts -; BCA 49, 1325). Deep scratch by the end of the reverse legend, but a contemporary striking, very fine and rare.

Caro, oval half-length portrait of a young noble boy, with blonde hair with ringlets, wearing a uniform with lace collar and with medallic star and sash, ivory, signed and dated '74, 8cms x 6cms, (3" x 2½"), in pierced metal frame

A rare Meissen figure of a Turkish lady circa 1745-50 holding a pennant, wearing a gilt-edged puce headdress, flower-decorated robes with yellow and green sash, and yellow shoes raised on platforms K.H.C. in purple, 18th century script 'D' in ink 15.1cm., 6in. minor restoration to pennant and left hand The K.H.C. mark, for Kšnigliche Hof Conditorey indicates that this figure was delivered to the Royal Court Pantry in Dresden of Augustus III, King of Poland and Elector of Saxony. Provenance Royal Court Pantry, Dresden

A fine Meissen figure of a girl playing the bassoon circa 1750-55 from the Madchenkapelle, draped with a flower garland and wearing a blue bodice and white skirt decorated with flowers and a lavender sash, the base moulded with gilt-edged scrolls and applied with leaves and flowers crossed swords mark in underglaze-blue 14.2cm., 5.5625in. tiny chip to her right big toe For similar figure, and other from the Madchenkapelle, or series of girl musicians, see Meissener Porzellan des 18. Jahrhunderts aus Bad Pyrmonter Privatbesitz, exhibition catalogue, Museum im Schloss, Bad Pyrmont 2002, pp.170f. Literature George Savage, 18th Century German Porcelain, London 1958, pl.62a (illustrated)

A very rare Naples group of a gentleman and a child from the series 'Le panchine del Real Passegio' Real Fabbrica Ferdinandea, circa 1795 modelled by Filippo Tagliolini, the gentleman wearing a black hat, black-striped jacket with gilt buttons, yellow waistcoat and trousers, the child holding a fruit in his outstretched right hand, wearing a turquoise hat and iron-red costume with ruff collar and a blue sash 16cm., 6.25in. some restoration See Angela Car˜la-Perrotti, La Porcellane dei Borbone di Napoli., no.430b, for a group of two adults and an identical figure of a child. This model does not appear to be recorded in the literature.

A Masonic regalia set in a leather case, consisting of cuffs, sash, apron, rule book and leather purse

Two Third Reich Crosses of Honour of the German Mother, one with sash; plus 25 Year Faithful Service Cross (3)

the impressive group of orders and medals awarded to Brigadier-General Sir Douglas Dawson, Royal Household, late Coldstream Guards, comprising: Royal Victorian Order (G.C.V.O.), Knight Grand Cross set of insignia, comprising sash badge and breast star (both officially numbered 351); Order of the Bath (K.C.B.), Civil Division, Knight Commander’s set, hallmarked 1922-3; Order of the Bath (C.B.), Military Division, Companion’s neck badge, all in fitted cases of issue with appropriate ribbons; Order of St. Michael & St. George (C.M.G.), Companion’s breast badge, in gold and enamel, converted for neck wear; Egypt & Soudan, 1882, rev. dated, 3 clasps, Tel-El-Kebir, The Nile 1884-85, Abu Klea (Lieut., 2/Cdm. Gds.); Jubilee, 1887, with bar 1897; Coronations, 1902 & 1911, both silver; France, Legion dHonneur, Grand Officer’s badge, in gold and enamel, with riband rosette; Turkey, Order of the Medjidjie, 5th (?) class badge; Khedive’s bronze star for 1882, these last seven mounted court-style and contained in a Hunt & Roskell case; together with Order of the Garter, Secretary’s badge, by Garrard, in silver-gilt and enamel; the State Chamberlain’s Key, GVR, in silver-gilt, with riband for wearing, both in fitted cases of issue; and a Grant of Arms to the recipient dated 1915, with seal, in GVR tooled leather box of issue, all items extremely fine, the Garter Secretary’s badge extremely rare and the ceremonial key unique (lot) Sold with this lot is a mss. note by Sir Douglas Dawson explaining that he was the first and only State Chamberlain, thereby making his ceremonial key unique: key worn by me in Household dress as State Chamberlain 1920-25. The appt was created in 1920 and abolished when I retired. The Lord Chamberlain being by then a permanent official, the post was no longer necessary. i was thus the first and last State Chamberlain

bELGIUM, Order of the Crown, Grand Cross set of insignia, by Heremans of Brussels, comprising sash badge and breast star, in silver-gilt and enamel, extremely fine, in fitted case of issue

iTALY, Kingdom, Order of the Crown of Italy, Grand Cross set of insignia, by Cravanzola of Rome, comprising sash badge, in gold and enamel, with full sash, and breast star, in silver, with gold and enamel centre, extremely fine, in fitted velvet-covered case of issue (2)

jAPAN, Order of the Sacred Treasure, Grand Cordon set of insignia, comprising sash badge and breast star, in silver-gilt, with cabochon jewels in centre, with sash, extremely fine, in official lacquer case of issue (with cords) but this with minor damage, mostly to the corners (2)

jAPAN, Order of the Rising Sun, Grand Cordon set of insignia, comprising sash badge and breast star, in silver-gilt, with cabochon garnet centres, extremely fine, with full sash, in official lacquer case of issue (with cords) but this with some very slight damage, mostly at the corners (2)

rOUMANIA, Order of the Crown, Grand Cross set of insignia, by Resch of Bucharest, comprising sash badge, in silver-gilt and enamel, with full sash, and breast star, in silver, with gilt and enamel centre, extremely fine, in fitted case of issue (2)

insignia bestowed upon Lady [Aimee] Evelyn Dawson, G.B.E.: Order of the British Empire (G.B.E.), Civil Division, Dame Grand Cross set of insignia, sash badge and breast star, type 1, but incorporating a type 2 sash, in Garrard’s fitted case of issue; Coronation, 1911 (unnamed), on riband bow, extremely fine (3) Lady Aimee Evelyn Dawson married Sir Douglas Dawson in 1903 and was one of the first female recipients of the G.B.E.

Medals - A Second World War group, comprising War Medal and Defence Medal; a National Independent Order of Oddfellows Past Provincial Grand Master medal, engraved to Bro. Hugh Macleod, Inverness District, 1952; a Rotary International Past President stick pin; a friendly society sash; and and enamelled jewel depicting St. George and the dragon and St. Michael.

English School (late 18th century), 'Portrait of a young man with orange sash', a miniature watercolour portrait on ivory, 7 cm x 5 cm, in ebonised frame

Pot Lid, Another without sash within a wider marbled border, 4 7/8 inches overall, (185, 161) version a

1930's Alabaster & Bronzed Spelter Table Lamp with later shade, the lady with her arm out stretchered wearing a discrete sash

A Katsuraningyo composition Japanese doll with glass eyes, three different wigs and kimono/sash, boxed, 7 1/2" high

louis Charles Hippolyte Buhot french School (1815-1865) a pair of bronze cupids each holding a dove and draped in a sash, gazing downwards, on rocaille cast circular plinth base, struck with maker's stamp in capital letters, copper patination (2) 47cm high, plinths 20cm deep note: Buhot began his career at the end of the neo-Classical period of French sculpture as a student of David d'Angers at the École des Beaux-Arts, first exhibiting at the Salon in 1837 and becoming a regular participant in its exhibitions until 1865. His works in bronze are primarily figurative.

A number of Masonic Items including gauntlets, apron, sash etc.

An early 19th century circular ivory ladys face powder box, the lid inset with a bust length portrait of a lady in a white gown with plunging neck and red sash

*Sash Cramps. A pair of ÔRecordÕ sash cramps, length approx. 180cm (6Õ) (2)

A MATCHED PAIR OF TREACLE GLAZE FURNITURE RESTS OR SASH WINDOW STOPS moulded as shells, 10cms high; three further rests, two moulded as lion masks and one as a face in profile (5)

The Late Duke of Wellington (161) without sash, large

The Late Duke of Wellington, without sash (161) large, mottled gilt flange, gold line decoration complete with similarly decorated matching base, the underside of the base lined in brown, minor hairline crack and chip to flange only, base with tiny chip (2)

The Late Duke of Wellington (161A) with sash, large

A circular plaque: The Late Duke of Wellington (161A) with sash, large

Louis Napoleon: a porcelaineous mug attractively printed in grey with a portrait having a red painted sash beneath ribboned inscription, gilt lining

Two modern Victorian reproduction dresses in Taffeta, one being in dark blue with pin striping and black lace cuffs, collar and front sash.

A 1920's flapper dress having two layers of long fringing with sewn decoration to the collar and waist, set on a heavy black fabric, complete with black sash belt which fastens with a French Art Deco buckle clip.

*Six adorable 1960's children's dresses and jackets, (most with original labels), to include a yellow mac, a white tennis type dress, a stylish red belted coat and a green dress with contrasting floral patterned pockets, sash, collar and cuffs with marble buttons.

A pair of Staffordshire sash window stops, each modelled as a basket filled with an abundance of colourful fruit, the bases with anthemion moulding, 19th century. Some enamel flaking. 15cm. (2)

A collection of R.A.O.B. regalia, including sash chain of office, medals, apron, cuffs, white gloves and sundry.

A 1914-18 British War Medal and 1914-19 Victory Medal to '34497 Pte. T. Davies. Wilts. R.' (the BWM officially re-named), a 1914-19 Victory Medal to '21209 Wkr. A. Jupp. Q.M.A.A.C.', a Masonic sash with badge, two apron chain tassels and a small collection of coins and badges.

A pair of early 19thC treacle glaze sash window stops, modelled as Queen Charlotte, 5" high.

LADY'S GOLD EMBROIDERED CREAM KIMONO and SASH

THAI OUTFIT with heavily beaded sash and gilt metal trimmings

An MBE Civil, in case of issue; an Elizabeth II Coronation Medal; a Defence Medal and War Medal; a National Service Medal; a Civil Defence Long Service Medal-cased; a copy of a Victoria Cross; a miniature group of six medals for the above; a Festival of Britain 1951 crown-cased; an 18 carat gold Sir Winston Churchill commemorative medallion; three fobs; a 2005 five pound coin; an RAF badge; a copy of a German Luftwaffe medal; two masonic aprons, a sash, four Masonic jewels, a teaspoon, a shoe horn in leather case and a box

Medals and Miscellaneous Items Relating to Captain C H Whitby, of the South Staffordshire Regiment, comprising;- France & Germany Star, 1939/45 War Medal, Defence Medal and Army Long Service Good Conduct Medal (George VI) with clasp REGULAR ARMY, awarded to 4907187 S JT. C H WHITBY.S.STAFF.R.; together with photographs, maps and ephemera; a battle dress, dress cap, pith helmet, Sam Browne, red Orderly Officer's sash, and a walking cane with South Staffordshire Regimental badge to the pommel.

A Gordon Highlanders Sergeant's Doublet, with staybrite buttons and red sash

A Royal Horse Artillery Sergeant Farrier's No 2 Tunic, with staybrite buttons, laced riding breeches and red sash

Masonic jewels, comprising gold (15ct h/m, gross 34.6g), silver, one with gold rim (10) and base metal (4), some boxed, with Masonic aprons (2), one in pouch and sash, in leather case (small lot)

a Japanese Meiji period ivory figure group of two Geishas one standing and one kneeling, both holding fans, signed to sash 12cm high

A Chinese porcelain slender meiping, moulded and decorated with a silk sash on a cream ground, 22cm, Qianlong seal mark, but probably of recent manufacture

A Peking glass bottle vase carved with a qilong to the neck and a sash to the body, 22cm, four character qianlong mark but of recent manufacture

Staffordshire pottery spill vase group of a Mazeppa, the male figure bound to the Zebra with an orange sash and being chased by three wild dogs, on naturalistic base, 35cm high

* Johnston Forbes-Robertson (1822-1903) PORTRAIT OF A GIRL Half length, wearing a plumed hat, a lace collar and a red sash holding a daisy, signed and dated 1879, oil on canvas 76.5 x 63.5cm

Vice, six G clamps and two sash cramps

*Engineering Drawings. A large folio album of original engineering and architectural drawings by W. Mulholland, R. I. E. College, 1891-94, containing fifty mostly folding pen, ink and some with watercolour wash drawings of engineering subjects, including machine details, spur gearing, machine cock, bridge construction, Chain Survey at Cooper's Hill, Trigonometrical Survey at Cooper's Hill, Railway Project, a 20-hp Turbine, and some architectural studies, including Queen Post Roof, sash window, surburban villa residence, etc., each signed and dated, all bound in contemp. half morocco, heavily rubbed and a little wear, large folio (1)

English School (late 17th century) Portrait of an Army Officer in armour with scarlet drape and blue sash in feigned oval Oil on canvas 77cm x 63cm In a contemporary carved giltwood frame

An Enamel ACC Medallion, ‘For King and Country’ + Distinguished Service and four five years clasps + Silver gilt Medallion ‘For Service to Club and Corps’, all mounted on sash as worn

Polish silk sash, probably late 18th century, 144in. x 12?in. 366cm. x 32cm.

An unusual late Regency period mahogany four-slope metamorphic library reading table. the hinged rectangular drop leaf top, fitted at each end with brass page stays, on ratchet supports, assisted by a central sash and counter weight action, each corner with brass ferrules possibly intended for candle sconces (not present), the frieze at each end containing a slide above two graduated short drawers,one enclosing stationery fittings and a pair of smaller pull out slopes on ratchet supports, the whole with a rise-and-fall mechanism on a hand-cranked brass winding screw, the turned column carved with stiff acanthus above a gadrooned collar, on a quadrapartite platform base with bun feet and recessed castors 125cm long, 104cm wide extended . Probably of Scottish manufacture and possibly a hitherto unrecorded 'patent' design. Interestingly, the ratchet action allows the flaps to form a table top at their finial point of extension, this together with the presence of slides and a writing compartment suggests a multitude of uses within the library or even Music Room.

George III: a very rare rectangular earthenware plaque possibly by the Portobello factory moulded with a half-length profile looking to dexter within an integral frame, painted in flesh tones with black wig, yellow Garter Star, blue armoured shoulder and pink lustre sash, flowers and foliage in red, olive green and purple lustre to each of the four corners, the frame lined in black and green, circa 1780, 164 x 149mm, restored

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY PORTRAIT MINIATURE, unsigned, half portrait of a young lady, looking to sinister, her hair caught up with a white sash decorated with coral beads, high ruff neck to her white dress. 3 x 2 3/8 (7.5cms x 6cms) ebonised frame

English School, 19th century, a portrait of a young boy, holding a whip and top, and wearing a dress with a blue sash, oil on canvas, 74 x 62 cm See illustration

An early 20th century Adall calculater (in a box) and a selection of vintage figure head sash pulls and calibrated scales

Automobilia - A plastic 'Mr Bibendum' Michelin truck cab mascot white with a painted yellow sash complete with mounting bracket seated 44cm high; and a similar later plastic figure (2).

19th Century English School, Half-length portrait of a lady with jewelled hair, holding a plate of Summer fruits, with a red sash, white dress with green epaulettes, canvas, unsigned, 74cms x 61cms, (29" x 24").