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Ladies Golden Brown Mink Cape, fully lined.

A gentleman's dark navy three-piece velvet suit; a child's fine black cotton jacket and half-length trousers; together with a vintage silk gentleman's cape, in two boxes.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, British Historical Medals, George I, Naval Action off Cape Passaro, Silver Medal, 1718, by John Croker, laureate bust of George I to right, rev figure of Neptune atop a naval column decorated with galleys, large array of captured naval arms and standards at the base, 45mm (MI 439/42; E 481). Extremely fine, toned.

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, World Medals, Italy, Padre Floriano “Bernardino” Toselli (1699-1768), heavy cast Bronze Medal, 1766, Bolognese school, signed N T S C in incuse on the reverse, tonsured and bearded bust right wearing cape, PADRE BERNARDO TOSELLI CAPPUCCINO SUA ETA’ ANNI 67, rev winged cherub rests by broken column QVI FECERIT ET DOCVERIT HIC MAGNVS, 106mm (Lanna 393; Michael Hall I, 602). An impressive large medal, good very fine and very rare. Toselli was the librarian to the Frati Minori Cappuccini

Three Police Officers Capes, Surrey Police, with lion mask chain, chrome collar numbers 57- West Riding of Yorkshire Cape, with chrome collar insignia, no 640 and Surrey WPC cape. (3 items)

Queens South Africa Medal Bedfordshire Regiment, the medal has single clasp Cape Colony and was awarded to “3884 PTE F WICK BEDFORD REGT". Medal is complete with ribbon and has dark patina finish.

Scarce Royal Navy Cap Tally HMS BARHAM, gold wire embroidered on black ribbon. WW2 period example with full stop after ships name. Full length tally. Some sticker residue to the tally. ** HMS Barham was a Queen Elizabeth class battle ship. At the outbreak of WW2 she served in the Mediterranean fleet. In thick fog on the 12th December 1939, she collided with the Destroyer HMS Duchess, Duchess capsized and sank with the loss of 124 men. On 28th December 1939 she was attacked and damaged by a German U-Boat (U-30). She took part in many operations and battles as part of the Mediterranean fleet including Operation Menace, Operation Coat, Battle of Bardia, Battle of Cape Matapan, attack on Tripoli harbour, plus others. On 25 November 1941 at 4.25pm, while steaming to cover an attack on Italian convoys with the battleships Queen Elizabeth, Valiant and an escort of eight destroyers, HMS Barham was hit by three torpedoes from the German submarine U-331, commanded by Lieutenant Hans-Dietrich von Tiesenhausen. The torpedoes were fired from a range of only 750 yards providing no time for evasive action, and struck so closely together as to throw up a single massive water column. As the battleship rolled over to port, her magazines exploded and she quickly sank with the loss of more than two-thirds of the crew. Out of a crew of approximately 1,184 officers and men, 841 were killed. The Admiralty was immediately notified of the sinking. In an effort to conceal the sinking from the Germans and to protect British morale, the Admiralty censored all news of HMS Barham?'?s destruction. After a delay of several weeks the War Office notified the next of kin of the lost men, but they added a special request for secrecy: the notification letters included a warning not to discuss the loss of the ship with anyone but close relatives, stating it was "most essential that information of the event which led to the loss of your husband's life should not find its way to the enemy until such time as it is announced officially". U-boat captain Tiesenhausen was forced to dive to evade the escorting ships before HMS Barham exploded, and heard only the detonation of the torpedo. He could not be sure whether he had sunk HMS Barham, or if she had merely been damaged and left the scene before he resurfaced. It was not until the Admiralty's admission on 27 January 1942 that HMS Barham had been sunk and described the circumstances that Tiesenhausen knew that he had sunk her. He was awarded the Knights Cross of the Iron Cross that day.

Victorian Uniforms of William Vaughn-Jenkins Devon Artillery Militia, consisting of blue patrol tunic complete with brass Victorian crowned ball type buttons. Bullion officers flaming grenade collar badges and metal rank insignia to the shoulders. Complete with a pair of trousers. Accompanied by Militia pattern patrol tunic with red stand up collar, missing its bullion collar badges but clear evidence where they were once present. Ball type brass Victorian crowned buttons. Also complete with the matching trousers. Large dark blue / black overcoat which he wore at Queen Victoria's funeral, having black armband still attached. Gilt metal rank pips to the shoulders and Victorian buttons. Interior has his inked name. Also accompanied by a Artillery pattern blue cape which has its original brass Victorian buttons. Various items of accoutrements including his patent leather pouch with gilt metal artillery piece to the centre and white buff cross belt. Various other sword belt fittings etc. All remain in generally good condition overall.

A Chad Valley moulded fabric doll circa 1930 with painted face, articulated body in original lace trimmed cape and dress, H. 42cm.

A Queen's South Africa medal with Cape Colony clasp to 353 Gnr. R. Woelfert, Cape G.A.

Three medals to E. Powell; Queen's South Africa Medal with Cape Colony clasp marked 1239 Tpr., W. Prov. M.R., World War I British War Medal marked Det. HD/Const., Dock Police and South Africa Police Service Medal marked No. 490 (F) Det. Head Constable

A ladies black Astrakhan cape, faux fur jacket and a mink stole.

Historic Battles cover collection. 28 covers a few signed including Malta Convoys, El Alamein, Capture Tunis, Battle North Cape, Amien Prison, FAA attack on Tirpitz, Battle of River Plate, Victory in Europe. Good condition

Early First Flight collection. Over 50 covers from 1930s to 1950s with a batch of assorted more modern items. Will certainly yield some high value cover with some research. Includes 1st flights of 1926 Chicago – St Louis, 1946 Army Post, 1931 AM20 Little Rock, 1940 Empire Air New Zealand – Australia, 1936 Braniff Chicago Buenos Aires, 1950 Braniff La Paz Bolivia – Paraguay, 1939 Lisbon – Marseilles, 1939 Canada Shediac – New York, 1931 Winnipeg – Pembina,1952 Qantas Australia – South Africa, 1939 Imperial Airways London New York, 1958 Lufthansa Hamburg Chile, 1960 Braniff Mexico USA, 1963 Lufthansa 1st turbo prop flight, 1925 Cape Town Air Mail, 1938 Argentina Italy via Condor, 1944 DC3 Colombia, 1933 Pander Postjager Netherlands – India. Good condition

Ian Fleming, Cape "Dr No", together with Cape, The Book Club Edition "From Russia with Love", both with original dust covers, priced at 13s. 6d.net and a collection of miscellaneous buckles and buttons.

LATE 19TH CENTURY BLACK VELVET CAPE WITH APPLIQUE WORK AND FEATHER COLLAR

After C.Mirval - bronze study of a dancing lady wearing a cape, on marble plinth, height 37 cm.

A mid-1960's Northumberland Police cape. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A Chinese celadon and russet skin jade figure of a fisherman, 18th / 19th century, the figure holding a fish in his right hand and a basket in his left, wearing a hat and a cape, 10cm., loss to right foot, carved wood stand

Leonid Berman (1896-1976)oil on canvas,'Province Town, Cape Cod',inscribed verso and dated 1971,14.5 x 9.5in.

Cape Verde - 1977 500 Escudos Ref P55a, Grade UNC. Scarce.

Cape Verde - 1989 500 Escudos Ref P59a, Grade UNC.

Queens South Africa Medal With Cape Colony Clasp, named to a 65497 GNR. H.W. Knight RFA. Comes with South Africa 1900 Bible in old tin and Boar War period book on Musketry Regulations. Excellent Lot.

Queens South Africa Medal with South Africa 02 and Cape Colony clasps names to 39876 PTE J. Carr 177th Company Imperial Yeomanry, comes with a copy set of service papers.

Two ivorine Crown Devon figures on gilt bases, one of a bonneted young girl with a cape carrying a basket of flowers, the other a retriever in working pose, printed and impressed marks to the bases, 9.5 ins (24 cms) the girl, 7 x 10 ins (18 x 25.5 cms) the retriever (glaze crackling and light rubbing)

A mink cape, with armlets (sr)

A rabbit skin cape

A dyed fox cape

A chinchilla shoulder cape and a musquash fur coat

A lady's musquash fur coat and a pastel fur shoulder cape (2)

A royal blue velvet sleeveless cocktail dress by Susan Small, a 1960's full length evening dress, silver-coloured satin embroidered with silver thread by Global, a grey evening dress with embroidered and rhinestone detail to waist and a grey cape the cuffs similarly embellished by Berketex, and a Frank Usher pale blue chiffon evening top, heavily embroidered with white sequins and beads (4)

An Aquascutum black velvet opera cape with black faux jet buttons and a buckle tie, a Jean Allen black velvet evening coat, full length and a Simpson black velvet opera cape with double cape to shoulders (3)

Two Queen Victoria South Africa medals, one with bars South Africa 1901, Orange Free State and Cape Colony, the other with Orange Free State and Cape Colony together with two other bars, South Africa 1901 and 1902, awarded to Trooper F.J. Baker SAG and Trooper H.S. Baker SAG

Miscellaneous textiles to include: fur cape, collars, table linen, Christening gown etc

An early 20th Century Chold's ermine fur cape with quilted lining, together with a mink stole and fur shawl.

9 S African corps etc cap badges: Engineers 1922-38 patt, WWI Service Corps with and without title scroll and early WWII WM, Christian and Jewish Chaplain, Signals darkened and bi-metal, Cape Coloured Labour Regt.

6 S African cap badges: Instructional Corps title in Garter spelling “Zuid” officers non voided gilt and OR’s voided, similar OR’s title in circle, and spelling “Suid” title in centre; OR’s Cape Medical Corps and Volunteer Cape Medical Corps. GC to VGC

A scarce Officer’s gilt pouch badge of the (Cape) Colonial Ordnance, 2 screw studs. VGC Plate 2

STAR WARS; A collection of 12x vintage Star Wars loose action figures to include; IG88, Imperial Storm Trooper, Ewok ( with a brown cape ), and Bib Fortuna (with weapon and red cape ).

STAR WARS; A collection of approx 30 vintage Star Wars action figures to include; Obi Wan, Bib Fortuna with cape, Yoda, Leia, R2D2, Han Solo and others.

Kilvert's Diary published in three volumes by Jonathan Cape, various other books and collectors' items.

A pair of Victorian bead work face screens with gilt handles and a quantity of costume including a fur stole and a short cape embroidered Harvey Nichols, Knightsbridge.

A lady's three-quarter length fur jacket, a fur cape and a faux fur coat.

A rare Japanese Samurai kaji zukin and shikoro (fire helmet and neck protector) 18th/19th century, the black leather hood with gold leather band and ribbon, the indigo blue wool two section cape with applied motifs and silk lining. CONDITION REPORT: Separation of front leather seam on hood. Wear and losses to the silk braid around cape. Some areas of rips to the silk lining. Wear and some colour loss to the gold leather ribbon.

A beaded black crepe opera cape, 1920s, with rouched neckline, cord ties with clear glass bugle bead and silvered ball tassels, the cape profusely embellished with clear glass bugle beads and gilt metal thread. CONDITION REPORT: Overall good condition with minimal bead loss.

A fern green silk velvet dress and coat, 1930s, the dress with leg-o-mutton sleeves with tight button wrists, draped at the waist to smocking on the hip, the matching coat with asymmetric single button fastening, also a black crepe evening gown, 1930s, with black sequin and bead detail to the yoke and draping to the waist, together with a black silk velvet evening cape, 1930s, by John K. Hubbard Ltd, Worthing, with scalloped collar and paste bow buckle clasp at neck. (4) CONDITION REPORT: Green dress and coat: fading and some stains, some separation at seams, small rips. Black dress: generally good with minor bead loss. Cape: generally good condition.

A swans down cape, c.1920s, together with an ivory silk and lace parasol, with bamboo handle, a further parasol, of ivory silk and black lace and bone bamboo effect handle, also an ermine muff and matching cap. (5)

A Thea Porter Couture steel blue chiffon evening dress, 1970s, the blue-grey silk chiffon with tiered cape-effect and glass bead decoration, repeated on the sleeve cuff edge, together with matching wide stiff belt with beaded decoration. CONDITION REPORT: Fair to good condition with some fading in places. The belt with wear and fade to either end.

An impressive black velvet evening cape, the collarless cross over neck with integral scarf, the scarf and cape hem embellished with scrolled black ribbon and bronze braid. CONDITION REPORT: Very good condition.

An album of stamps including Cape of Good Hope, South Africa, SWA and Transkai

A J.R. Roberts Ltd. high-necked black lace cape with hook and eye closure and green velvet and bead details; also a selection of beaded and feather embellishments.

A collection of assorted postcards including; Zulu, South Africans, Cape Town, Pretoria, Indian, Zulu chief at home and other Zulu related, Robinson Deep gold mine, sporting teams, other topographical etc, approx. 222 total.

QUEEN'S SOUTH AFRICA MEDAL with clasps 'Cape Colony' and 'Orange Free State', named to '4321 Pte.J.Andrew, Scottish Rifles', with original ribbon Note: Attested 4/Scottish Rifles 2nd November 1887.

An embroidered velvet cape, and a lace bead work dress (2)

A large pair of Royal Dux figures, of water carriers, 999, 60.5 cm high, and 1000, 61.5 cm high (2) See illustration Condition report Report by NG Man: Production fault around cape and left leg. Cape around front of right leg untidy but doesn't appear to have been restored. Some small nibbles to and chips to hair. Left toe damaged and with losses to glaze. Lady: Some small nibbles and chips to rocky base. Tassels of waist tie also similar. Rubbing to nose and eyebrows. Back of head scarf knocked and rubbed as though being placed against a wall. Several firing cracks in back of head scarf. Also chips to head scarf around band. Both figures very grubby, with rubbing to painted and gilt decoration. Both with factory faults.

A collection of decorative items to include a Shelly vase of ribbed form, a Vienna style plate painted with a girl wearing white headdress and fur-trimmed cape, a Royal Doulton character jug "The Cardinal", blue glass paperweight, a Parian ware figure group of two putti (converted to table lamp base), a plated tray, plated salt and paper, pair of silver candlesticks (Birmingham), a pair of plates decorated with branches, a Royal Bonn twin-handled vase and cover, an Art Nouveau style brass candlestick, etc CONDITION REPORTS No makers mark to the Vienna style painted plate, plate approx 19cm diameter and has some wear, scuffs and firing blemishes. Shelley vase has wear and crazing. Tall urn is damaged and glued. Parian figure group approx 35cm high and has wear and dirt and a fitment missing to head and some grinding down to top of head, silver candlesticks are quite dented and worn, Cardinal jug has wear and some crazing but appears OK, thistle-decorated candlestick has wear and dents. Plated tray with wear and scuffs. All other items with wear, scuffs, and some with damage/losses.

A Musquash fur cape and tippet, late 1940s/early 1950s

A Boer War Queen’s South Africa medal, awarded to 380 Pte. G. W. Bates C.I.V, having four clasps for Diamond Hill, Johannesburg, Orange Free State and Cape Colony

F. Fieldhouse (early 20th century) The Manor House signed, dated 1925, watercolour, 29cm x 35cm; Douglas Treasure, after, a pair, Woodstock, Cape Town and Malay Quarter, Cape Town, coloured prints, 31cm x 23cm (3)

A folio of watercolours by Russell Dowson and Anna Enfield, including views of or near Yokoska, Singapore, Homoco, Tomb of Nikko, Suez, Acheen Head, Mountains of Ataka, Cape St Vincent, Gulf of Suez, Pulo Brasse, Cape Guardafui, Nagasaki, Sumo, Peak of Queda, Cape del Gata, Golden Mountain, Indian Ocean, Matheran, Monchique, Porcupine Point, Matheran, Shadwan, Coast of Malacea, Gozo & Malta, Tomb of Jigen Daishi, Sinai Range; Passodu Gumpa, and others, all unframed, most inscribed.(folio)