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A gilt-framed early/mid-19th century oil on canvas study, allegorical of Spring, with two young girls carrying a wicker basket and a pink sash full of fruiting vine against a background of neo Classical style stoneware balustrade and urn within country surroundings, (some crazing to paint surface), 39.5cm x 29.5cm 

Masonic Interest - a 9ct gold Masonic jewel, boxed; a silver badge; apron, sash; etc

A collection of 18 R.A.O.B sash chains, including G.H Davies lodge No.6184, Grand Lodge of England, Wulfen Muna lodge No.9738, Gwydir lodge No.9715 and more, including some duplicate lodges

Royal Marines Band Colour Sergeants Full Dress Uniform, consisting of four pocket No1 dress tunic with anodised regimental tunic buttons and collar badges. To the arms are Royal Yacht bullion embroidered shoulder titles, colour sergeants arm badge, rank chevrons and musicians trade badge. Naval LSGC medal ribbon to breast pocket. Red colour sergeants sash and No1 dress trousers with central red stripe to leg and original size label. (3 items)

Selection of Various Accoutrements, including cavalry officers cross belt with red morocco leather backing and gilt brocade covering, waist sash tassels, plus other items. Also included some civil aviation bullion badges.

After Cesare Lapini (1848-?)A carved marble bust of a muse: possibly Terpichore, holding a lyre, draped in robes with star sash, signed C. Lapini, Frienze, 1897, on a socle base, 71cm. high.

English School 19th Century-A miniature portrait of a young subaltern,:-half-length, with blue eyes, short wavy red hair and sideburns, wearing a red tunic with epaulettes and a white sash, sky background,-on ivory, 11 x 8.5cm.

English School early 19th Century-A miniature portrait of a young girl,:- half-length with wavy fair hair and blue eyes, wearing a white satin dress with short sleeves and a blue sash,-on ivory, 6.5 x 5.2cm.

An early 19th century infantry officer's crimson silk barrel sash, with 8" tassels. GC .

Portrait miniature of Louis XVIII wearing the sash and star of the Order of Saint Esprit, early 19th century reverse painted intaglio on cabochon glass/crystal unsigned 4cm x 3cmNotes: Resembles the Essex Crystal animal portraits Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A group of Masonic regalia, comprising; a gold Masonic jewel, detailed Dorothy Vernon Lodge No 2129, gross weight 17 gms, a gilt metal and enamelled jewel, detailed Steward, an oval silver gilt and blue enamelled jewel detailed Derbyshire Assistant, London 1960, fitted to a blue and gilt sash, a pair of cuff bands detailed Derbyshire, an apron detailed Derbyshire Assist, three books and a leather small briefcase, all contained in a leather case, (qty).

A 1960's Suede jacket & mini skirt in burgundy with stud metal popper fastening.  Together with a repoduction pale pink brocade type dress & jacket 3/4 length gathered back, sleeves turned back cuffs, known as a Duster Coat.  from the late 1950's early 1960 (made for Wedgwood Museum)  A original cream Ralph Lauren long style blouse with ruffles. 1970.  A pale blue childs Alice in wonderland dress scalloped hem and bow detail, puff sleeves, ribbon sash.  3 floral headdresses. 

A PARAFFIN HEATER AND FOUR SASH CLAMPS

A FINE GROUP OF SCOTTISH REGALIA reputedly formerly the property of Colonal Campbell, to include a Scottish Officers gilt brass mounted Regimental dirk of The 17th (Cameron) Highlanders circa 1860, the blade etched with Regimental honors of Egmont Opzee, the ebonised carved baluster grip set with gilt brass studs, the pommel inset with a piece of cut glass against a pink foil, together with a sash and belt, both with silver mounts, all marked for Edinburgh 1855 and makers mark of James and William Marshall, further complete with a kilt, leather sporran, a Glengarry cap with Regimental badge, a Sgian-Dubh with Egypt honors to the ebony grip, a silver mounted sporran with thistle decoration and central crest of a tower with arms pulling taut a bow and arrow and motto over 'Agite Pro Viribus' etc Colonel Campbell was colonel of the 6th Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment and won his DSO in the South African war, he was D.L and J.P for Herefordshire and married Helen Spooner, youngest daughter of Richard Spooner H.E.I.C.S (Honorable East India Company Service) of Warwickshire on 7th September 1881

A PAIR OF HONEY GLAZED TERRACOTTA SASH WINDOW SUPPORTS in the form of recumbent lions, 15cm long x 9.5cm high (2)

Two large sash clamps and one other sash clamp

Masonic interest: Cambridgeshire Provincial Grand Lodge apron, sash, collar with Cambridgeshire jewel, tricolour breast jewel and another breast jewel sash only.

Gordon Highlanders sash badge, the silver badge mounted on brass, initialled C.M.U to reverse, 7.5cm wide, 9.5cm high

A collection of medals, medallions and badges, including two Kuwait Liberation medallions, a Mixed Service Organisation badge, a 19th century sash badge, a miniature ceremonial staff, an Army Medical Corps cap badge and a group of lead soldiers.

A Royal Doulton figure, HN1657, introduced 1938, painted green, red and blue cloack, orange, yellow sash, printed and painted marks, 46cm high

Textiles - costume, a traditional Scottish wool jacket and tartan kilt with sash, Hugh Macpherson, West Maitland Street, Edinburgh

A 19th century Japanese silk embroidery with two poets and inscription, translated to Green Moss Like Clothed Cliff, Light Cloud Like Sash, Sound Mountain Waists, on a blue ground

A mid/late 20th century shimmer outfit comprising sash, sequinned jacket and a gold and silver thread satin dress.

A collection of haberdashery materials to include cotton reels, buttons, sash gimping etc.

A group of five World War II medals comprising 1939-1945 star France and Germany star - Italy star - defence medal and war medal all mounted to bar, together with a pair of World War II medals within original box, two silver and enamel "Ancient order of Foresters" medal and sash, and three open faced pocket watches and two silver albert chains (a lot)

Follower of Jan Anthonisz van Ravesteyn (1572 - 1657)"Portrait of Jan de Middelste (1561 - 1623), Count of Nassau-Siegen wearing armour and an orange sash," O.O.P., 41cms x 32cms (15 1/2" x 12 1/2") in fine carved giltwood frame. Inscribed on reverse, James I King of England, painted by ...?? (1)

Carrie White's (Chloë Grace Moretz) bloody prom dress from Kimberly Pierce's horror remake Carrie (2013). Carrie wore her bloodied dress after a bucket of pig's blood was tipped over her during the prom, and throughout her ensuing rampage through the town. The floor-length dress is made from pink chiffon with a subtle floral pattern and rippled A-line hem. It features a sweetheart-style neckline with slender shoulder straps and a matching sash that fastens behind. There is a short zipper under the left arm and a pink petticoat sewn inside. A label inside reads "Blood Bucket €“ Carrie Hero"written in black pen.The dress is heavily stained with stage blood and there are some small holes around the hem from use during production.£2000-3000 † Δ

A Cast Metal Advertising Figure of the Michelin Man, wearing a yellow sash and standing on a black painted base in the form of a tyre, 59cm high See Illustration

A Michelin Cast Metal Advertising Figure, with yellow sash, the front stamped Michelin, the verso Detroit Reg.1918, with a circular base in the form of a tyre, 38cm high See illustration

A brass model of a cannon, 7.5in long, on a wooden base and other items including a hunting flask, a leather flask case A/F, a Scottish brass sash pin etc

Vintage Japanese Ichimatsu Doll with original pink kimono with red sash, glass eyes and hair in bun. See accompanying images.

AN ANTIQUE ETCHED GLASS SASH WINDOW AND FRAME, VAULTS.

A collection of Football, FIFA Club World Championship, Brazil 2000,including programme (10), newspapers, Pennant, Press and media items, brochures, rules (2), Corinthians (2), Why Morocco, Sash(33)

N. RICCARDI (19TH/20TH CENTURY) Portrait of an officer in dress uniform, wearing an array of medals and orders, to include the Legion d'Honneur, sash and braids, with wooded parkland to the distance, signed, watercolour and body-colour on ivory, 13.5 x 10.5cm (oval), in enclosed gilt metal mount

A Collection of Early 20th Century US Knights Templar Regalia by the Henderson-Ames Co., Kalamazoo, comprising a black silk bicorn hat with black and white ostrich feather plumes, gold bullion and red velvet cruciform rosette, gold lace and side bullions, a peaked forage cap, a sash, a leather backed black and gold lace belt with gilt metal and enamel buckle, four gilt metal and enamel jewels, two pairs of gloves and a scroll, all named to F.Shaw

Quantity of Masonic regalia to include aprons, silver coloured sash and medal 

Charles I (1625-49), silver Halfcrown of Two Shillings and Sixpence, Nicholas Briot's first milled Issue (1631-32), armoured King on horseback left, crowned holding sword with flowing sash, rough groundline, beaded circle and legend surrounding, initial mark B and flower, CAROLVS. D:G: MAGN. BRITAN. FRAN. ET. HIB. REX, rev. inverted die axis, crowned quartered shield of arms in frame, crowned C and lozenge to left, crowned R and lozenge to right, beaded circle and legend surrounding, CHRISTO. AVSPICE. REGNO. weight 14.97g (Bull 468; Brooker 715; N.2299; S.2853). Toned practically very fine. Nicholas Briot the Engraver general to the mints of France, introduced his mechanised mill press to the Tower Mint in 1631. The milled issues were engraved to a very fine quality by Briot, like the coin offered here. Briot had gained the King's favour in 1626 after having moved to England in 1625, the King wanting to improve the artistic merit of the nation's coinage, which led to Briot's official appointment as mint engraver in 1634. Provenance: Ex Mark Rasmussen Numismatist, October 2003. Ex Colin Adams Collection of Halfcrowns, Spink Coin Auction 177, 1st December 2005, lot 144.

Charles I (1625-49), silver Halfcrown of Two Shillings and Sixpence, 1642, Shrewsbury Mint, armoured King on horseback left, crowned holding sword, with flowing sash, legend and beaded borders surrounding, initial mark Shrewsbury plume, CAROLVS: D: G: MAG: BRIT: FR: ET: HIB: REX:, rev. Declaration in two lines at centre between ruled lines RELIG: PROT: LEG / ANGL: LIBER: PARL, three Shrewsbury plumes above, date below, legend and beaded borders surrounding, initial mark nine pellets, EXVRGAT. DEVS. DISSIPENTVR. INIMICI:, weight 15.08g (Bull 588/11; Brooker 825/815; N.2378/2372; S.2934). Unevenly shaped in striking with some weakness and double striking, the eleven-pellet reverse seems to be the product of a 9 pellet double strike, toned good very fine though as struck and rare. King Charles I arrived in Shrewsbury on the 20th September 1642 and ordered Thomas Bushell to move the Royalist Mint from the town of Aberystwyth where much silver was mined, to Shrewsbury. The Mint was moved and operational by early the following month, but activity only lasted there for 9-10 weeks, as by the 29th October King Charles was ordering Bushell to once again move the Mint to the City of Oxford. The move this time was much slower and it was not till the 3rd January 1642/3 that Thomas Bushell arrived with his by now quite mobile Mint in Oxford, where it was set up in New Inn Hall. Provenance: Ex A. H. Baldwin & Sons Ltd. October 1946. Ex Herbert M. Lingford, portion of English collection purchased by A H Baldwin 1951. Ex Colin Adams Collection of Halfcrowns, Spink Coin Auction 177, 1st December 2005, lot 170.

Pair 19th century brown treacle glazed sash window stops moulded with lions masks 12.5cm high

Case of Masonic Regalia including sash, cufflinks, etc.

A case of Masonic regalia to include ephemera, sash, badges, bags etc.

Two cast iron sash clamps

Three silver RAOB jewels, 119g with ribbons together with a sash with gilt jewel.

A navy and yellow coatee with metal mounted epaulettes and belt/sash with stitched label inscribed 'Rohstoff'.

Azute sash with silver and gold coloured metal thread woven and hammered on a fine cream cotton ground, Egypt, first half 20th century, 88in. X 14in. 224cm. X 36cm. Some surface marks and time stains.

ANTIQUE PORTRAIT MINIATURE, oval pendant mounted portrait of young lady with blue sash over white blouse

An Attic black-figure white ground alabastron circa 5th century BC decorated with a standing draped male figure, a palm tree, a stool and a sash hanging above, 14.5cm high, on a stand. (2) Provenance Ingrid McAlpine, 1939 - 2018, London and Epsom. With McAlpine by circa early 1990's.

A Chippewa sash Northeast, North America coloured glass bead foliate panel with coloured wool tassels, 184cm long, 11.5cm wide. Provenance Morning Star Gallery, Santa Fe, January 1997. Samuel Mason Collection.

Pair of Record Sash Clamps

A Victorian yellow metal mounted black sash bracelet, the central clasp with miniature oval portrait of a lady.

A pair of 19th century continental porcelain figures, emblematic of Europe and Asia after the originals by Chelsea, Europe as a female wearing floral robes and with attendant recumbent horse, Asia as a female wearing a colourful turban and with attendant recumbent camel, each decorated in bright enamels and on swept Rococo bases, with gold anchor marks verso, h.23cmCondition report: Both with restoration and handling wear. Europe - lantern restored, left index finger missing, left thumb restored, spear restored, chip to edge of pink sash. Asia - major yellowing to underside probably from old restoration, left hand restored, right arm restored, staff broken.

Follower of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680), Oil on canvas, Portrait of William Of Orange (William III of England, William II of Scotland), dressed in gilded armour with red cape and blue sash, Unsigned, 60cm x 49cm, Framed

Masonic Interest ; Sash suspending jewel "Presented to WOR. BRO. F. LILLIAN EARNSHAW Worshipful Master 1975-76", "From the Officers and Bretheren Lodge Aspiration No 217", apron, books, gloves etc.

Two sash cramps 3' and 4' G

A little used sash fillister by MUSGRAVE and 28 moulding planes in pine chest G+

Four old sash cramps G-

Two ploughs by PRESTON & MOSELEY, a sash fillister , router and miniature block plane G

A rare sash fillister by OKINES (mark G++) G

Two sash fillisters with double d/t boxwood soles by ONIONS & Co and GRIFFITHS G+

A badger plane , 5 jack planes, a sash fillister and 7 other planes G