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A vintage brown fur cape and a Canadian fur hat (2)

A Vyella style woollen cape with fringed edging, embroidery and linings; together with a bead work 'Dorothy' bag (2)

One early 1940s fur cape with slits - amazing condition (1)

A Victorian child's cape

George Rose of Derby fur cape

Ladies Blonde Mink Cape/Jacket with fox fur collar with revers & cuffs. Fully lined. Hook & Loop fastening. Scalloped edges. Label inside reads `Continental Furs, Church St Blackpool`

Two dolls, one dressed in a dress apron and red cape 1916/1920s and one smaller doll dressed in a cream wool dress 1930 Armand Marseille, both porcelain and six items of dolls clothing; together with first loves book of Victorian Dolls by Lilian McCrea

LORD GOUGH & THE SIKH WARS - The Life and Campaigns of Hugh First Viscount Gough Field-Marshall, by Robert S. Rait, 1903, First Edition, 2 vols, 393pp 412pp, Orig. Cloth, Photogravure portrait frontispiece to each, 8 other plates in all, 5 of them photogravures, 21 folding maps and plans. First edition. The War in India, Despatches of Lt-Gen Hardinge, General Lord Gough & Sir Harry Smith, comprising the engagements of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, Aliwal & Sobraon, by Gough and Smith, 1846, second edition, 193pp, full Calf (Lacks Map and one plan), worn. (3) "The only full-length biography" Gough was first gazetted as a lieutenant in 1795, and posted to the 78th Highlanders at the Cape of Good Hope. Subsequent service with the 87th in the West Indies and in the Peninsular War, Talavera, Barossa, Tarifa, Vitoria, and Nivelle, where he was badly wounded. In 1837 he was "appointed to command the Mysore division of the Madras army. In the First Opium War Gough was sent to command the troops at Canton (Guangzhou) The forts defending Canton were captured on 26-7 May 1841, and Gough was made GCB. After the arrival of Admiral Sir William Parker in July, Gough commanded the troops in the combined operations which ended with the capture of the great fortified city of Chinkiang (Zhenjiang) and the signing of the treaty at Nanking (Nanjing) in 1842. For his part in these events Gough was created a baronet, and received the thanks of Parliament and of the East India Company. He returned to Madras, having been made presidency commander-in-chief on 16 June 1841, and on 11 August 1843 was appointed commander-in-chief in India" (ODNB). He led operations against the Sikhs in both the First and Second Anglo-Sikh Wars, obtaining victories at Mudki, Ferozeshahr, Sobraon, Ramnagar, and Chilianwala, but the terrible losses at this last were such that questions were asked about the competence of his command. Sir Charles Napier was sent out to replace him, "but before the change could take place Gough had re-established his reputation by his crushing defeat of the Sikh armies at Gujrat on 21 February 1849, followed by their unconditional surrender to the pursuing force under General Gilbert. He vacated the command on 7 May 1849." Gough is said to have commanded in more general actions than any other British officer of the nineteenth century except the Duke of Wellington, who described him as "affording the brightest example of the highest qualities of the British soldier." Bruce 1885.

INDIA - BARON HUGEL - ADVENTURER IN PUNJAB - Charles Von Hugel (April 25, 1795- June 2, 1870), 1905, second edition, 78pp, original cloth. Biography of one of the most famous travellers of Punjab and Kashmir in the 1830s. Charles von Hugel was an Austrian diplomat and army officer. In the 1830s he travelled the world and spent most of 1834 in the Swan River Colony (Perth, Western Australia), Van Diemen`s Land (Tasmania), Norfolk Island and New South Wales, observing the flora and collecting seeds. He was celebrated for introducing plants from New Holland (Australia) to European gardens. From 1831 to 1836 he travelled the Indian subcontinent, the Far East before returning to Europe via the Cape of Good Hope and Saint Helena. He was most intrigued by the Kashmir and Punjab regions of northern India, as he chose his experiences there to form the basis of the four-volume work published in the years following his return to Europe: Kaschmir und das Reich der Siek (Cashmere and the Realm of the Sikh). The first and third volumes relate von Hügel`s journey across northern India, including meetings with Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the Sikh ruler of the Punjab, in Lahore and a number of other European adventurers; the second volume provides an account of Kashmir`s history, geography and resources; and the fourth volume is a gazetteer.

Antiquarian Books - Allestree (Richard), The Ladies Calling, 270pp, contemporary binding (late 17th/early 18th century edition, missing title page, etc); Carpenter (Edward), Love's Coming of Age: A Series of Papers on the Relations of the Sexes, Labour Press, Manchester 1896, 168pp; Lawrence (T.E.), The Mint, Jonathan Cape, London 1955; Thomson (James), The Seasons and The Castle of Indolence, William Tegg and Co., London 1867, full leather bound, gilt tooling, armorial bookplate of Hallett of Stedcombe to front pastedown; Moore (Thomas), Epistles, Odes. And Other Poems, James Carpenter, London 1822, two volumes, sixth edition, original boards, owner's inscription of J.B.Brodwick, Queen's College, Cambridge to front; etc

A Victorian beeded and lace cape; a beeded bag (2)

A Victorian velvet cape with beaded collar

A 19th century Baxter print, 'Cape Wilberforce, Australia'. H.9.5cm W.14cm

FLEMING, IAN, `You Only Live Twice`, 1964, second impression, Jonathan Cape, signed by Sean Connery

FLEMING, IAN, `The Spy Who Loved Me`, 1962 first edition, Jonathan Cape

ATTRIBUTED TO GODFREY KNELLER (1646-1723), Portrait of Edward Hodson as a Young Gentleman Wearing a Long Grey Wig and Blue Satin Jacket and a Cape, 3/4 length, O.O.C, inscribed verso, Sr Hodsons Uncle to Lady Clive, presented by The Earl of Pouvis, to Margaret Maskelyne 1818, also inscribed Edward Hodson and Catherine Booth on front title plaque, 45in (114cm)h x 36.5in (93cm). (1)

A LATE 18TH CENTURY OVAL MINIATURE PORTRAIT, on ivory, Lady Semi Draped and Seated with a Blue Cape Reading a Book, 5in (13cm)h x 4.5in (11cm). (1)

The 1st Battalion Essex Regiment in South Africa 1899-1902: A concise record compiled by Maj A G Pratt originally published in Burma 1908. The Battalion engaged in the Paardeberg operations of Feb 1900, the advance from Bloemfonteir and the invasion of eastern Transvaal. During 1901 the regiment assisted in operations against De Wet in Cape Colony and were later employed along blockhouse lines in south eastern Transvaal. York 1998 53pp. Fontispiece and folding map, clothbound (222 x 175mm) edition of 125 copies

5 Bar QSA Queen South Africa Medal: To 5123 Corpl F Cooper 2nd Dragoon Guards having Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & 1902

Great Selection of 1960s Sindy Carded Costumes: To include 5 Hair Switch ref 12S63 4x Blonde, 1x Black, 2x PVC Skirt with Cross Over straps, 3x Pyjamas in Red Top and Trousers, 4x Silk Bra and Pants, 2x Woollen Dress in Brown and Blue, Black Chequered Cape all on original cards (17)

Great Selection of 1960s Sindy Carded Costumes: To include 5 Hair Switch ref 12S63 4x Blonde, 1x Black, 2x PVC Skirt with Cross Over straps, 3x Pyjamas in Red Top and Trousers, 4x Silk Bra and Pants, 2x Woollen Dress in Brown and Blue, Black Chequered Cape all on original cards (17)

The 1st Battalion Essex Regiment in South Africa 1899-1902: A concise record compiled by Maj A G Pratt originally published in Burma 1908. The Battalion engaged in the Paardeberg operations of Feb 1900, the advance from Bloemfonteir and the invasion of eastern Transvaal. During 1901 the regiment assisted in operations against De Wet in Cape Colony and were later employed along blockhouse lines in south eastern Transvaal. York 1998 53pp. Fontispiece and folding map, clothbound (222 x 175mm) edition of 125 copies

5 Bar QSA Queen South Africa Medal: To 5123 Corpl F Cooper 2nd Dragoon Guards having Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal, South Africa 1901 & 1902

Cream mink short evening jacket/cape with cream satin lining retailed by H. Wayne, Furriers, Westbourne, Bournemouth, 50 cm across chest Condition Report Good condition

Vintage black Persian lamb evening cape, to/w a shadowed fur fur evening stole with tail embellishments (2)

Fox fur evening cape, to/w a tri-colour musquash deep fur stole retailed by Louis Silverblatt, London and a black fur collar (3)

Brown beaver stole, an ermine evening cape lined in cream satin and a squirrel fur stole, to/w a mink cravat and other collars and fur pieces

A Queen's South Africa Medal Awarded to Pte W Adams, Imperial Yeomanry with Cape Colony, Orange Free State, Transvaal and 1901,1902 South Africa Bars. Together with Edward VII Remembrance of Service. Also Photocopies of Military History, Discharge Papers Etc.

Cream mink short evening jacket/cape with cream satin lining retailed by H. Wayne, Furriers, Westbourne, Bournemouth, 50 cm across chest Condition Report Good condition

Full length beaver lamb coat with neat collar, 45 cm across chest, to/w a beaver lamb evening shoulder cape (2)

Fox fur evening cape, to/w a tri-colour musquash deep fur stole retailed by Louis Silverblatt, London and a black fur collar (3)

Brown beaver stole, an ermine evening cape lined in cream satin and a squirrel fur stole, to/w a mink cravat and other collars and fur pieces

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

Fur items including ermine cape, collars and a muff

A Ralph Lauren silk skirt, together with a Greaves & Hawkes of Saville Row black cape, and a woollen overcoat by Andrinna Fells (3)

A Ralph Lauren silk skirt, together with a Greaves & Hawkes of Saville Row black cape, and a woollen overcoat by Andrinna Fells (3)

Fur items including ermine cape, collars and a muff

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

JACOB PFEIFFER [USA B1936], OIL ON CANVAS, H 15"", W 19"", NATIVE AMERICAN WINTERS CAPE: Jacob Pheiffer [Romanian/American b1936], depicts a Native American on horseback, with pack horse signed lower right. Windmill Gallery, Aurora Indiana label on verso. Framed.

A Victorian cape with applique decoration and decorated wooden buttons

A Vintage Ladies Duffel Coat. A wool fawn coloured Duffel Coat labeled 'Harrods', with bone and leather toggles, hood with buttoned strap. Wonderful plaid wool lining. Size 10. A further Bottle Green pure wool coat labeled 'Rolands' Bath. Fabulous coat with original buttons and cape, pleated at the back, swing style, fully lined deep pockets. Size 12. (2)

A Vintage Mink Cape. This beautiful mink cape is a cross between silver and brown. A beautiful front fastened with metal clips, with tails hanging from the front. The shoulders are gathered and fall gracefully down the back. (1)

A 1920's Ostrich Feather Cape. This ornate black ostrich feather cape is backed with silk organza and ties at the front. The shawl has survived time kept in newspaper in a trunk. (1)

Three Musquash fur Stoles/Capes. To include a dark brown fur cape with shoulder straps. A lighter brown musquash cape with shoulder straps and a dark brown stole. (3)

A light brown Musquash Fur Cape. A pretty shoulder cape with small collar, fasteners at front and fully lined. (1)

Two Pretty 1930's Vintage Fur Capes. A 1930's light brown fox fur cape, beautifully soft, lined in crepe silk and clasped at the front neck. A further dark brown shoulder stole/cape. (2)

A Quantity Of Vintage Fur Stoles. To include two musquash stoles with tails and lined. A musquash stole/cape lined with shoulder straps. And a stiff fox fur cape, lined. (4)

A collection of Victorian Clothes. To include A Man's purple cotton frock coat with velvet collar and cuffs. Unusual tiered shawl detail, original antique black buttons moulded with flower motifs. Buttons on the cuffs, two at the back and down the front, the coat has been lined in a pretty swirling fabric design. (fabric fading, velvet worn). A further Ladies navy blue corsett with leg o' mutton sleeves, a quilted underskirt, a black lace cape and a moleskin cape. (5)

Early C19th fine silk cape. Layers of very fine silk and tulle with black sequins, silver beads and gold thread plaited in with the magnificent embroidery. Gathered, ruffled and pleated silk to create an extraordinary piece of history. The lining has broken away, and the cape smells musty, but has been carefully kept and still has some use. (1)

An Antique Red Wool Hood Cape. This rather elaborate headgear could be Moroccan, the edging has been hand embroidered with gold thread, with a heavy gold tassel at the peak. The hood is lined throughout with silk. (There are two tiny moth holes). A further pair of black damask silk pantaloons labelled "E.Landolff & Cie' Nos 238. Probably costume. (2)

Two 'Victor Costa' Couture Pieces. To include an elegant above the knee white Cocktail dress, with cut out flowers and pearls, sewn onto fine organza, falling to a triple layer of white satin. Size 10/12. A further 'Victor Costa for Neiman-Marcus' black silk rayon evening cape with fashioned sleeves and fully lined. Off the shoulder shawl collar. jet beaded clasp detail. . (2)

Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 Queen's South Africa medal (3rd type reverse) with three clasps; Wittebergen, Transvaal and Cape Colony awarded to 8702 Pte C Muir 18th Coy 6th Impl Yeo

Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 Queen's South Africa medal (1st type reverse) with three clasps, Transvaal, Orange Free State and Cape Colony and a King's South Africa medal with two clasps; South Africa 1901 and South Africa 1902 awarded to 3184 PTE J MCMANUS K.O. Scot Bord CONDITION REPORT: Both medals are NEF or better They appear correctly impressed

South Africa, Cape of Good Hope, a good assortment including 19th century 1d material (lacking the triangles)

BOER War. Cover from Shrewsbury, England to Lady Grey, Cape colony, delayed due to invasion of Northern Cape Colony, with early example of `Opened under Martiral Law` adhesive label, Bloemfontein transit mark of 17 january 1900, and Lady Grey receipt mark of 7 April 1900, with pencil note to verso; cover with 1d Natal stamp addressed to `No. 18 British Field Hospital, Dutch Church, Ladysmith`, and `Ladysmith Siege Post Office Feb. 17th 1900` cancel; another over printed `Ladysmith Seige Post Office` Feb. 20th 1900`, (`Siege` misspelt); another postcard with `Siege` correctly spelt; and 2 nationalist postcards

The Spanish Invasion defeated, silver medal, 1596, by G. van Bijlaer, struck in Dordrecht, a hand from heaven holds a cord connecting the shields of arms of England, France and the United Provinces, RVMPITVR HAVD FACILE, rev., the name äÉåÈä radiates over a distressed and sinking Spanish fleet, QVID ME PERSEQVERIS I5 - 96, 51.5mm (MI 163/148; Eim. 67; vL I, 476; MH 481). Good very fine, some edge bruising. The Spanish fleet had already been destroyed by Elizabeth at Cadiz, but it was rapidly re-built and had just sailed from Ferrol when it was almost completely destroyed in a great storm off Cape Finisterre. Provenance: Spink Auction, 12 July, 2001 (lot177).

The Spanish Invasion defeated, silver medal, 1596, by G. van Bijlaer, struck in Dordrecht, a hand from heaven holds a cord connecting the shields of arms of England, France and the United Provinces, RVMPITVR HAVD FACILE, rev., the name äÉåÈä radiates over a distressed and sinking Spanish fleet, QVID ME PERSEQVERIS I5 - 96, 51.5mm (MI 163/148; Eim. 67; vL I, 476; MH 481). Good very fine, some edge bruising. The Spanish fleet had already been destroyed by Elizabeth at Cadiz, but it was rapidly re-built and had just sailed from Ferrol when it was almost completely destroyed in a great storm off Cape Finisterre. Provenance: Spink Auction, 12 July, 2001 (lot177).

Vintage Textiles - a 1920s lady's velvet and silk evening cape, jacquard woven lining; a 1920s lady's Duncan Smith overcoat; a pair of gentleman's spats; etc

A late 19th/early 20thC embroidered black velvet cape, inset with various facetted beads etc.

Two medals awarded to an S. O`Toole of the Royal Dublin Fusilier`s, the Victoria South Africa medal with bars for Transvaal, the relief of Ladysmith, Orange Free State, Tugela Heights, Talana and Cape Colony and the Edward VI South Africa medal with bars for 1901 and 1902, Corporal, latterly Private O`Toole (5259) was part of the Second Batallion