BRITISH ORDER OF THE GARTER SILK BANNER

Late 18th century AD. An officer's sword for a member of the Order of the Garter, the gilt blade still with clear etching; the blade decorated with geometric patterns under the ricasso, followed by a

23" x 29" (sight) probably 16th or 17th century

Step into a piece of British history with this remarkable helmet adorned with the prestigious Order of the Garter badge. Crafted in size 6 3/4, this helmet is a true embodiment of the grandeur and tra

A 9CT GOLD AND BLACK ONYX BROOCH 56mm wide, app. 10.6g. together with A British chivalric Order of the Garter 9ct gold and enamel brooch app. 5.3g, and a 9ct Gold sapphire and pearl set brooch app. 3.

Step into the colonial era with this British Pith Helmet, exquisitely adorned with an Order of the Garter badge. Crafted in size 7 5/8, this helmet isn't just a piece of headwear; it's a symbol of his

UNITED KINGDOM ROYAL COAT OF ARMS CARVED AND GILDED WOOD LARGE PLAQUE, featuring the English Lion and the Unicorn of Scotland, and the mottos of the British Monarchs and the Order of the Garter. Three

Oil on canvas half length portrait of bearded man in 19th C. British military regalia wearing Order of the Garter heraldry on dark background, 1850-1880, unsigned. Canvas 36”H x 27.5”W. Fr

Productive Flag Staff. British, ca. 1920. Telescopic rigid brass flagstaff (64” long) used to produce a large silk banner. Self-locking model. Very good.

The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter, probably late 19th / early 20th century, the lion representing England and the unicorn Scotland; lion 13"H, 26 1/2"L; unicorn 16 1/2"H, 24"L; go

Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn. The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter , the lion representing England, the unicorn, Scotland. 19th c. English. Lion H14", L27" D4", Unicorn H18" , L25" D3"

Silk Odd Fellows IOOF Ceremonial Banner. Tan silk banner for the fraternal organization Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.) A typed note on the back explains the symbolism of the eye of God, c

The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn, 19th c. English, the lion representing England, the unicorn of Scotland uncommon. Each with a single small hole on th

Large Silk British Royal Standard Flag of United Kingdom, Great Britain UK. This flag, measuring about 4' x 5.75' big, features the banner of Royal Arms, with a harp instrument and lions, used by the

British or French School, 18th Century Portrait of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, in the Robes of the Order of the Garter oil on canvas 38 x 30 1/8 inches.

Rare Garrard & Co. London Sterling Silver, 1917 King George V, Member of the Order of British Empire, fully hallmarked with grosgrain ribbon and pin in silk & leather covered maker's presentation box

English mahogany armchair, 19th c., turned and carved finials, turreted toprail, gilt embossed leather back with crowned shield, banner with the motto of the Order of the Garter, honi soit qui mal y p

Pair of British Honorary Badges including "Honi Soit Qui Mal T Pense", the motto of the Order of the Garter, and "Nec Aspera Terrent", a military motto used by various regiments, each of gold and silv

British School (19th Century), Portrait of Prince George William Frederick with Order of the Garter, the premier "gift" of the Throne, oil on canvas, canvas: 26.5 x 20.5 inches, framed: 39 x 33 inches

Antique Knight of Garter photograph from 1926. The Most Noble Order of the Garter is an order of chivalry founded by Edward III of England in 1348. The most senior order of knighthood in the British h

Suspended from a rod with cast Gothic finials the banner of velvet and silk embroidered with gilt threads centering the Fraternity's stag and cross embroidered FHC (faith, hope, charity) within a gilt

American Eagle holding arrows and shield in it's claw, over two American flags and two British Commonwealth flags, an olive branch and a banner with E Pluribus Unum, On Silk or fine muslin under origi

American Eagle holding arrows and shield in it’s claw, over two American flags and two British Commonwealth flags, an olive branch and a banner with E Pluribus Unum, On Silk or fine muslin unde

4th Class, 2nd Type. Neck Badge, 61 mm., gilt Silver, enameled (damages and repairs), reverse with Chinese inscription, numbered "1629", original suspension loop and ribbon, in silk case of issue with

Unusual group of ceremonial neck sashes and stoles accomplished variously in either velvet or silk with decorative trim. Organizations include Sons of Temperance, The Order of Good Templars, and Indep