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Charles X, King of France and Navarre (1757-1836), by Jean Baptiste Joseph Duchesne, signed, extensively inscribed on the reverse and dated 1817, wearing a dark blue uniform with a red collar and silver lace, with decorations including the sash and star of the Order of the Holy Spirit, the badge of the Order of the Golden fleece and the Badge of the Legion of Honour, enamel, cracked gilt-metal mount, oval 11cm, 4 3/8in, The white counter enamel is inscribed: CHARLES, PHILIPPE, de France/ fils de France, Comte dArtois, MONSIEUR/ frere du ROI, ne a Versailles le 9/ Octobre 1757. peint l an 1817/ Jean-baptiste, Joseph DUCHESNE./ Peintre en Email de son A.R.M./ ne a Gisors le 8 Decembre-/1770.

A young nobleman, School of Jean Petitot, circa 1680, with long curling fair hair, wearing full armour and a lace cravat with the sash of the Order of the St Esprit, enamel in a later jewelled gold openwork frame with crown-shaped pendent surmount, oval 2.6cm, 1 1/8in

Alexander I Pavlovich, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias (1777-1825), by Domenico Bossi, signed, circa 1805, with powdered hair, wearing a dark green uniform with a red collar, with the sash and star of the Order of St Andrew First Called engraved gilt-metal mount, oval 3.7cm, 1in

Alexander I Pavlovich, Emperor and Autocrat of all the Russias (1777-1825), circle of Henry Benner, circa 1820, with receding hair, wearing a dark uniform with gold lace, with the sash and star of the Order of St Andrew and badges including the Order of St George and the Austrian Order of Maria Theresia, on paper laid on metal unframed, oval 14.2cm, 5 5/8in

A lady, by Johann Friedrich Leybold, signed and dated 1810, wearing a white dress with a pale blue sash and shawl, architectuaral background gilt-metal mount, stained wood frame, rectangular 9.7cm, 3in

A rare enamel Jacobite snuff box, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, circular, the lid transfer-printed in black with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) wearing armour with an ermine-lined cloak and Garter sash, a shooting star to his right, the sides and base painted in black monochrome with clusters of flowers, reeded hinged metal mounts diameter 6cm, 2 3/8in

19th Century English School. 4.5in. x 3.5in. (11.5 x 9cm) oval. A miniature portrait of Anne Parsons wearing a white dress with a blue sash.

E*** G*** Turnbull. 7.5in. x 6in. (19 x 15cm) oval. A pastel portrait of a girl wearing a white dress with a red sash. Signed and dated 1895 on the reverse.

Embroidered sleeve panel on cream silk, 43cm x 18cm, two embroidered flower panels on wool, a lilac grey silk obi, a woven dark green silk cloth piece with laurel leaf design and a decorative stitched sash of purple silk with chrysanthemum decoration. (5)

Dark turquoise, elaborately knotted cotton sash ending in three long tassels and an embroidered triangular double purse with bat and wave decoration, edged with gold thread. An oval spectacle case decorated with bats amongst clouds and good luck symbols in polychrome and gold thread with ceramic bead and tassel. 22cm and 16cm.

A late Victorian uniform of the Royal Company of Archers, the cocked hat with detachable plumes, the jacket with detachable gilt epaulettes, a leather belt and red sash, a pair of trousers with a gold braid stripe (holed) and a pair of spurs, together with two tin boxes

Frederick II, the Great, King of Prussia (1712-1786) German School, circa 1750 wearing a tricorn hat, a red and blue uniform with silver frogging and the sash of the Prussian Order of the Black Eagle, on vellum giltwood frame, rectangular 5.5cm 2 1/8in

CIRCLE OF THOMAS HILL (1661-1734) PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN Standing long half length, wearing a brown jacket, russet sash and lace jabot, oil on canvas, plaster gilt frame 119 x 94.5cm. ++ Old relining; scattered surface damage and repairs; bitumen faults

Attributed to Hugh Barron (1747-1791), Portrait of Miss Harvey, full length, standing in a landscape wearing a white silk dress tied loosly at the waist with a blue sash, oil on canvas, 91.5 x 71 cm

William Henry Gore (exh. 1880-1916) Portrait of a Baby Girl in a white lace dress and pink sash, signed lower left "W H Gore", watercolour, 17 x 14cm

Late 19th century Spanish School: Young man wearing a red sash pouring wine from a jar into his mouth, signature indistinct, 8" x 5.5"

A salt glazed stoneware pharmacy jar, early 19th century, applied in relief with the royal coat of arms, flanked by recumbent lions, below a florally applied sash, marked 'Unc Althaeae', chipped, 8" high

A two tone salt glazed stoneware pharmacy jar, early 19th century, of baluster form, applied in relief with a royal coat of arms moulding, flanked by lions and below a marked sash, (rubbed) shoulder applied with rose mouldings, the waisted base applied with shell mouldings, 8.5" high

A pair of stone china canted rectangular dishes, early 19th century, each decorated in the Imari palette, with stylised trees within straw coloured borders, red printed sash mark, marked 'Japan Ironstone China', cracks and chips, stained, 10" wide (2)

An Etling porcelain night-light, modelled as a blackamoor wearing a white turban with jewelled top, a white costume with pink sash, kneeling on a rectangular base holding in both hands a bowl of flowers, 20.5cm. high, marked 'Editions Etling Paris', 'SEGB' in segmented oval and 'France' (restoration to floral cover)

Miniature: Portrait of Mrs Harrison of Walworth, depicted bust length as a classical maiden, looking pensively downwards, and wearing a Grecian style white dress with yellow sash, oval, (7.5cm), papier mache frame, inscribed on reverse "Mrs Harrison (late Miss Garforth), painted at home by-Day .ob 1800, buried at Cheltenham. This picture with others belongs to Walworth Castle 1869"

Miniature: Portrait of Anne Harrison, dressed as a classical maiden, wearing a white bow in her long brown curly hair, and wearing an orange sash around her white button sleeve dress, oval, (7.5cm), papier mache frame, inscription on reverse

Ferdinand Preiss: A Gilt Bronze and Ivory Figure of a Young Woman, standing full length, partly disrobed, flowers decorating her gathered hair, her belt sash inset with three opal-type cabochons, upon a circular plinth signed "F Preiss", upon a green alabaster base, (21.5cm high)

A royal blue polyester jersey evening dress, circa late 1970s, the front and arms gathered and swagged from the quilted yoke, with v-shaped back, and a black lined sash, with label Yuki, London

A midnight blue pleated polyester evening dress, circa 1987, with quilted neckline, winged arms centred at the waist with a knot and sash ends, with label Yuki, London See lot 548 for the matching bag to this lot.

A brown rayon jersey dress, 1985, of gypsy-style gathered from the neck and shoulder line, with a sash tie at the waist, and flared skirt

A yellow rayon jersey dress, 1985, printed in brown and white with an abstract design, gathered from the shoulder line, with batwing sleeves and a brown sash tie at the waist

English School (mid 19th century), Portrait of a young girl, standing full length, wearing a white dress tied with a blue sash, believed to be M.C. Humphries, watercolour on ivory, 16.5 x 12 cm in a tooled leather velvet lined case stamped and gilded with sitter's name, and dated May 1845

DERBY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORIES - A Royal Crown Derby Mansion House dwarf, standing, with long curled moustache, both thumbs in his belt, wearing a wide brimmed hat advertising the Great Sale Of Strike Hall, with a floral waistcoat, brown sash and breeches, 6in high, printed mark in red, date code for 1909

DERBY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORIES - A Royal Crown Derby Mansion House dwarf, standing, his hands on his belt wearing a broad brimmed hat advertising the Auction of Elegant Household Furniture, wearing floral waistcoat, pink sash and breeches, 7in high, printed mark in red, modern

A Derby figure of Europa and the bull, with orange flowered dress and jade coloured sash, the bull with garlands of flowers, on scroll plinth. 28cm high

A Bow figure of Venus, two doves at her feet, wearing rust and gilt boots and scantily clad in densely flowered drapery with yellow, pink and green sash, on raised base with square hole for candlestick. 27cm high

Two cranked sash scribing chisels by MARPLES with beech handles in the style usually associated with Frost G+

A beech sash fillister by IOHN GREEN (mark G, w.1768-1808) G+

A rare sash fillister by MUTTER with brass depth stop (mark G+, w 1766-99) G

A No 1389 3/8" improved circular bead router and a No 1387A 5/8" circular sash router both by PRESTON G+

A pair of 5/8" sash planes by LUMSDEN stamped 1&2 G+

A boxwood ovolo sash shave by WILCOCK Manchester G+. See Lot 1241 for illustration

A small late 19c Japanese ivory group, 2 3/4" high, showing a father carrying a bundle of sticks, a small child on his back and an axe in his hand with an inro and natsuke hanging from his obi (sash), an older child walks by his side carrying a large woven basket of chattels and fruit with a kettle in his hand, well carved with 5 character signature G++

A rare handled combination moving and sash fillister by MATHIESON No 18 with fully boxed double dovetailed sole G+

A combined moving and sash fillister by MATHIESON with double dovetail boxing shrinkage crack to one stem otherwise G+

A rare wedge stem beech sash fillister stamped both MOSELEY and NURSE with double dovetail boxing G++

A little used pair of 2 5/8" wide 19c French handled cormierwood "Guele de Loup" casement sash planes (one twin iron) by "A LAFLOTTE D'ANGLETERRE" Paris G+

A barge ware teapot and cover, Measham type, dated 1891, in treacle glazes with teapot finial and picked out with cobalt, manganese and green flower heads and berries, marked on a white sash Mrs Twigg, Derby 1891, 13" long

A barge ware teapot dated 1889, in treacle glazes with teapot finial and picked out with cobalt, manganese and green flowerheads and thistles and marked on a sash Mr Thomas Partridge, Elmore Place, Bloxwich, 1889, minor chip, 11" long and another treacle glazed teapot dated 1875 in treacle glazes picked out with manganese and green flowers marked on a sash, H Barrett, 1875, cover restored, 9" long (2)

Staffordshire Figure of Queen Victoria dressed in a blue cloak and bodice, with a tartan sash and full length skirt with floral banding, Also Staffordshire figure of Richard III, late 19th century (some damages).

Two Continental figures, one modeled as a boy dressed in light blue with a tartan sash and flowered breeches, holding a hat filled with apples, the second dressed in a pink overcoat with a black hat, 19th century (one finger missing) (2), 10cm 4" high.

An English porcelain jug, circa 1821, of squat baluster form, finely painted with summer flowers and marked J B 1821 in puce below the spout, the neck with russet sash banding, the moulded spout handle and borders lined in ruddy brown, unmarked, enamel loss, spout crack, 6" high

A garniture of three Wedgwood three colour jasper conical vases, 19th century, each of classical form decorated with cameo floral swags and small classical oval reliefs beneath a vine leaf and sash border and spaced by four puce lion mask and ring headed fluted flat pilasters with paw feet within green acanthus leaf borders, impressed mark Wedgwood, small vase broken and re-stuck, 5" high, large vases 7" high (3)

A treacle glazed teapot and domed cover, circa 1885, Measham type, with teapot finial and applied with coloured reliefs in manganese, cobalt and green, of birds and flowers and applied sash, 'Eliza Tibbett Gayton, 1885', gadrooned pouring handle and toothed border, the spout and lappeted handle applied with flowerheads, some chips, 11.5" high

A treacle glazed teapot circa 1889, Measham type with teapot finial and applied with coloured reliefs in cobalt, manganese and green of birds, thistles and roses and sash marked 'Mrs Brassington, a present from Swadlincote, 1889', gadrooned pouring handle and toothed border, the fluted spout and lappeted handle applied with flowerheads, minor chips, 11.5" high

A 19TH CENTURY OVAL MINIATURE ON IVORY, HALF LENGTH PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG LADY, wearing a white gown tied with a blue sash, unsigned, approximately 4 1/4 ins x 3 1/4 ins in an oval ormolu frame.

Alessandro Ossani (d. 1888), Portrait of Walter Gough Calthorpe, seated, half length, wearing a jacket with red edging and a lace collar; Portrait of Constance Gough Calthorpe, seated, half length, wearing a white dress with a pink sash, each oil on canvas, the first signed and dated 1877 left edge and inscribed verso with sitter, dated 1877, and aetatis. sue IV, each 54 x 44 cm each within a 19th century gilded plaster composition frame with beaded and reeded borders

After Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788), Portrait of Mrs Richard Brinsley Sheridan, half-length, wearing a white dress with a blue sash and ribbon, oil on canvas, 76 x 64.5 cm, bears paper label verso for Knightsbridge Galleries, 31a Brompton Road, London S.W., and numbered 2472-31-720.

A Victorian cast iron coat rack, in the form of a coat of arms, the shield shaped crest depicting a lion rampant, with crossed swords behind draped with a sash reading 'Thrice armed is he that hath his quarrel just', painted red, green and blue, stamped E & T Smith, Sheffield, No.72, with the Diamond registration mark, 49 high x 137cm wide (19 1/4 x 54in)

Frans Pourbus the Younger (1569-1622) Portrait of a Young Man in armour with a white ruff and a red sash Oil on copper, a miniature Painted in 1580, 11cm diameter In an octagonal frame.

Edouard Drouot, a French bronze figure of a young Eastern woman with long hair and headdress, with loose fitting robes and sash waistband, her right arm pointing, her left arm supporting a lyre on a pedestal behind her on rocky base, signed E Drouot {64cm (25in) high}

A STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY GROUP Sampson and the Lion, Sampson in pink floral robe with orange sash, raised on encrusted oval base, 19th century, 8 1/2" high.

Pratt ware pot lid, 'The Late Duke of Wellington', the Duke (without sash) sitting in a chair, laurel leaf border, 5".

A white feldspathic stoneware Peace & Plenty jug, circa 1802, moulded in relief with the figure of Plenty as a maiden holding an overflowing cornucopia vase, the reverse with another maiden holding an olive branch, each with blue sash wrapped waist and within green highlighted and blue enamel borders, feathered loop handle, 6" high