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A Chinese carved hardstone figure of a seated man, with finely etched floral decoration to his cloak, on separate wood base, 15cm high

A Chinese carved hardstone seated figure of a man and attendant Dog of Fo, 10cm high; another of an immortal, 12cm high; and another with finely decorated cloak, (3)

A Victorian silver thread embroidered cloak, top hat, bowler hats, 19thC lace etc

A 19th century portrait of a female saint, probably Saint Lucy of Syracuse, with a crown and wearing an ermine cloak about her shoulders, carrying leaf fronds, with figures and a landscape in the distance, oil on canvas, 63 by 43cm, in a pierced giltwood frame, 75 by 54cm.Provenance: The Private Lincolnshire Estate of a Danish Family.

JOHN MICHAEL BLUNDALL (1937-2014) THREE CHARACTERS FROM THE SAGA OF ERIK THE VIKING, CANNON HILL THEATRE, JUNE TO AUGUST 1986 AND SPRING 1987 wood, fur, metal and fabric, comprising MALE VIKING, 110cm x 41cm x 21cm; SVEN, 110cm x 34cm x 44cm and YOUNG VIKING, wearing fur cloak and helmet, 109cm x 26cm x 15cm (3)

A COPELAND PARIAN FIGURE OF SABRINA, modelled after the original by William Calder Marshall, seated near naked on a cloak and reeds, impressed verso Marshall and Copeland, the interior printed with lines from John Milton's poem Comus, circa 1850-70. 29.5cm

An Algerian, enamelled silver cloak pin or brooch (Fibula) of the Berber People; approximately 8cm long.

Vintage Middle Eastern Bisht/Cloak pale blue silk with metallic gold thread embroidered detail

Vintage Middle Eastern Farwa/Cloak, metallic gold fabric with embroidered motifs

A gold cloak pin set with pearls, 14k

Two Staffordshire figures of Hope and Charity, c.1800-10, both modelled as Classical maidens, the former standing beside a tall anchor and holding her cloak on top of her head, Charity holding an infant and with two further children clutching at her skirts, both raised on square bases, small damages, 19cm. (2) Provenance: from a private collection in Wiltshire.

A large Derby figure of John Wilkes, c.1765-70, standing and resting one hand on a square plinth, atop of which rests a scroll inscribed 'Bill of Rights', draped in a long pink cloak, a putto to his right, holding a phrygian cap on the end of a stick and supporting a book titled 'Lock [sic] on Gov't', raised on a scrolled base, small losses, 30cm. John Wilkes (1725-1797) was an English politician and radical journalist whose criticism of the King in his magazine The North Briton earned him a warrant for his arrest for libel in 1763. Citing parliamentary privilege he was cleared of the charge and went on to become Lord Mayor of London in 1774.

An unusual Staffordshire porcelain figure of Winter, late 18th century, modelled as a young boy huddled in a fur-lined cloak, a pearlware figure of a putto, and another pearlware figure of a young girl holding a chicken, all raised on square bases, some restoration to the putto's arm, 14.5cm max. (3) Cf. The Rous Lench Collection, Christie's, 30th May, 1990, lot 570 for a similar porcelain figure, previously attributed to Neale & Co. Provenance: from a private collection in Wiltshire.

1st century AD. A bronze statuette of Mercury (Hermes) standing on a rectangular base, wearing a winged cap, cloak over right shoulder; holding a caduceus in left hand, money bag in right with cockerel below. 27 grams, 50mm (2"). Private collection, home counties, UK; acquired before 1980. Fine condition.

18th-19th century AD. A bronze Grand Tour figurine of a standing satyr wearing a floor-length cloak and cap. 113 grams, 71mm (2 3/4"). Property of a London gallery; acquired from Basel Art Fair in 1995.[No Reserve] Fine condition.

107 AD. Rome mint. Obv: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P legend with laureate bust right. Rev: COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC legend with Danvius (the Danube) reclining left on rocks amid reeds, looking right with cloak billowing in circle behind; DANVVIVS in exergue. RIC 100; BMC 395; Sear 3138.2.47 grams. Good very fine. Scarce.

1st century AD. A bronze statuette of a horse and rider; horse with collar decorated with circles and a lunate pendant; figure of a naked male wearing a diadem, cloak and boots, quiver to the back and strap over chest. 125 grams total, 95mm (3 3/4"). From the collection of a European gentleman living in South London; acquired 1970-1980.[2] Fine condition.

4th century BC. A bronze cosmetic grinder component comprising a C-section curved panel, handle formed as a bearded and cloaked man in a petasos on a crouching horse following a standing bearded figure in long cloak wearing a conical cap. 45 grams, 65mm (2 3/4"). Property of a Mayfair gentleman; collected from 1966-2017.[No Reserve] Fine condition, usage wear.

18th-19th century AD. A bronze figure of Mercury standing, naked with petasos cap to head with wings to the top; cloak wrapped around left arm, left hand originally holding caduceus; right hand held forward and holding a money bag; sandals to feet and fine detailing to the face and musculature. Cf. Rolland, H. Bronzes Antiques de Haute Provence, Paris, 1965, p.52, item 59 for type.1.67 kg, 21.8cm (8 1/2"). Ex Jurgen Moller, Saarbrucken, circa 1980. Very fine condition.

19th century AD. A gilt bronze statuette of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara seated on a lotus throne, legs crossed; hair pulled up int a top knot with small figure of Buddha to the front; diadem and large rosette earrings, urna to the centre of the brow; front hands held in prayer holding a jewel; right upper hand holding a rosary, left holding a lotus flower; deer skin cloak over shoulder, strings of beads across the chest. 1.94 kg, 21.5cm (8 1/2"). From the Cheuk family collection; formed in the 1970s. Fine condition.

Three South American tupos (cloak or shawl fasteners) and six prayer/worship tin tokens

A carved and signed Japanese amber Netsuke. Depicting a Sage hiding a person under his cloak. Signed to base.

A pair of 19th century silver, possibly Ottoman, cloak hooks, impressed marks verso, together with various other white metal Indian jewellery

Circle of Michael Dahl (1659 - 1743), oil on canvas laid down onto board - half-length portrait of a lady in red dress with blue cloak, painted in an oval reserve, 89cm x 73cm, in antique Scandinavian gilt frame CONDITION REPORT Canvas is laid down and there is suggestion of some overall restoration, infilling and over painting. Surface though flat is slightly inconsistent, with some thin areas. Paint surface is however stable and presents well.

Pair 18th century Derby porcelain candlesticks decorated with Mars wearing armour and Venus with cherub attendant, with polychrome floral decoration and rococo moulded bases, 25cm CONDITION REPORT One in good order with some chips to flowers, one has a break in the upper column which has been stuck back in but otherwise in good order with small chips to flowers. Male - some restoration to base of male figure, hat restored, top of cloak restored. Female - Sheep's ear missing, girls neck restored, flap of dress restored. Both have some chips to flowers

Three South American tupos (cloak or shawl fasteners) and six prayer/worship tin tokens

A late 18th/ early 19th century pearlware figure of a fishwoman, standing wearing a bonnet and cradling fish in her apron, on a square base, 15cm high, and a similar earthenware figure of a man wearing a cloak and plumed hat and holding a mirror to the side of his head, 17cm high (2)

British Army 1898 Driver's Saddle dark brown leather saddle and side flaps. Front and rear steel arches. Lower wooden boards fitted with steel loops to the front and rear. Two leather loops stitched to the front of the saddle for attachment of the cloak straps. Saddle stamped 'Nobes & Hunt' dated '1898'. Various issue stamps. This pattern was introduced in 1895

British school, early 19th century, Portrait of a lady, half length wearing a light blue dress and red cloak, oil on canvas, 26 x 21cm

Vintage blue leather jewel box and contents to include pair of white metal earrings stamped "silver", an Army Reserve hallmarked silver cloak badge, pair of oval cuff links etc

A Victorian wax headed doll with blue glass eyes, cloth body, wax arms and legs, wearing white cotton robe, cream lace trimmed cloak and matching bonnet, 19ins high, a similar doll with closing blue eyes, open mouth showing four teeth and wearing cream dress and lace trimmed bonnet, 16ins high (head damaged), and two other dolls, various

Early 17th Century English school - Oil painting - Shoulder-length portrait thought to be Frances Howard of Castle Howard (now reliably informed by a descendant Frances Howard, that she was of Charlton Park, Malmesbury), wearing pearl and jeweled headpiece, lace trimmed ruff and collar and black jeweled cloak, canvas 30ins x 25ins, in ebonised and gilt moulded frame, and David Lindley - "The Trials of Frances Howard - Fact and Fiction at the Court of King James", published by Routledge 1993 (one volume)

A pair of 19th Century Staffordshire porcelain figures, modelled as Shakespeare and Milton, each figure standing leaning on a pillar representing their great works, Milton against Adam and Eve being cast out of paradise and Shakespeare against busts of royalty, underglazed blue cross swords to base, 25 cm high together with a Graingers Worcester reticulated cup (3)The Shakespeare figure is missing one finger, his arm has previously been broken and restored. Large chips to the base, back of the scroll and back of the cloak. Hairline crack around the shoulder. Slight crackling to the glaze. Rubbing to the gilt and decoration. The Milton figure has broken fingers, the arm and wrist has snapped and been repaired. Hairline crack to the shoulder. Rubbing to the gilt and decoration and crackling to the glaze.

The mocking of Christ, a carved oak group, Southern Netherlands, 15/16th C. H.: 39,5 cm - L.: 22,5 cm - W.: 14 cm Christ depicted as king of the Jews, with a cloak and a crown of thorns, the mocker removing his headdress and offering a - now missing - reed scepter as symbol of power and royalty. We have more lots available for bidding on on our website only, see www.rm-auctions.com. Both auctions are being held simultaneously, but the extra lots are not available during our live auction nor on this platform. Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our website at www.rm-auctions.com. Further questions are always welcome at info@rm-auctions.com

After Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) Flemish. "St Martin dividing his Cloak", Engraving, 20.5" x 17", together with engravings after Jordaens and Boydell, three (3).

VINTAGE CIRCUIT JUDGES OUTFIT (EDE & RAVENCROFT) COMPRIMISING 2 ROBES AND CEREMONIAL CLOAK/CAPE,PATENT SHOES WITH BUCKLES,SASHES ETC

A collection of late 19th/early 20th century porcelain pin cushion dolls, a bisque porcelain headed doll with long brown hair, a fully bisque baby doll in red cloak, a peg doll, and two further wooden dolls (15)

A Tete Jumeau bisque head Bebe, French, circa 1890, with fixed blue glass paper-weight eyes, finely painted long eye lashes and strong feathered eyebrows, open-closed mouth, and pierced ears with pink coral style earrings, blonde wig with ringlets, on a fully jointed wood and composition body and wearing a pink satin dress, embroidered white cloak, undergarments, ivory socks and matching shoes, marked 11 and stamped to the reverse of the neck, 24" (61cm) tall.

A ROYAL WORCESTER SNUFFER and a Dutch girl bottle with cork stopper, the snuffer in the form of a witch with red cloak and black hat, 'Royal Worcester, Made in England' interior stamp in puce (chip to base of cloak), 9 and 8 cms high respectively

Regalia for Masonic Rose Croix degree, early 20th CenturyComprising collar and jewel, apron, hats, cloak etc. also further Masonic aprons and two leather suitcases etc.

A Beefeater cloak

SIX VARIOUS DOLLS; Pedigree baby doll, 20" dressed in blue coat and nightdress, an unmarked doll in pink Pedigree dress, a crock doll unmarked, in pink coat, 14", a black composition baby doll with soft body and red dress, 13", a composition bodied b aby doll with striped dress and red cloak, 16" and a soft bodied doll with composition head, pink jacket, 20" (6)

A XX Century University Masters Cloak; together with an ermine lined shoulder stole.

§ David Graux (French, b. 1970) "Sur le Rivage" signed lower left "David Graux" oil on canvas 100.50 x 65cm (39 x 25in) Scuffs or missing paint along the edges - especially along the top left corner, along the left edge half-way up and around the bottom corners. Some paint chipping in the girl's face and pink cloak lower right. Please refer to the close-up shots.

THREE NINETEENTH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURES, all painted in colours, comprising: an equestrian example, 'LOUIS NAPOLEON', POSSIBLY SHAKESPEARE, modelled standing beside a pillar with books, and a smaller figure of a gentleman in blue cloak and top hat, 9 ¼" (23.5cm) high and smaller, all a/f (3)

Carved oak cloak rail with a shelf over, decorated with lion masks, width 102cm, depth 14.5cm.

Manner of Sir Peter Lely, 17th Century- A portrait of Mary Dodding, circa 1677, bust-length, wearing a powder blue dress and rose pink cloak with pearl necklace and earrings:-inscribed top right Mary, daughter of George Dodding Esq., AD1677oil on canvas74 x 61cm.

A Bow figure of a seated lady flautist: wearing a yellow cloak, blue and pale purple bodice with pink floral skirt, circa 1756-58, 13 cm high [one finger lacking, restoration to one foot].

A Uffrecht & Co. bronzed terracotta figure of George Washington: modelled standing in cloak, jacket and waistcoat, his left hand grasping the pommel of a sword, his right resting on a copy of Constitutional Law and the Declaration of Independence, atop a pillar, on a square base captioned George Washington, the underside impressed U & C 238, circa 1900, 62 cm high, [small losses].

A Derby porcelain figure of a 'Ranelagh Dancer': the lady holding a posy in her right hand and wearing a green bodice, floral decorated skirt and puce cloak, on gilt scrolled tree stump mound base, circa 1770, 29 cm [restored].

Early 20th century Tall Square Cloak Stand with Metal Tray to base originally from Chippenham Railway Station

Early 20th century Tall Square Cloak and Stickstand

English School (19th Century), A Signaller on horseback at the gallop, watercolour, 22 x 28cm (8.5 x 11in) The present study is a trooper in a Lancer Regiment - probably regular army rather than yeomanry. He is on a training exercise, hence the signalling flag. His cloak obscures the uniform so it is not possible to determine which regiment. His hat is a pillbox cap, with a red band that may denote one side versus the other in a mock combat A little browning and discolouration to the background. One small white dot upper left corner.

A 9ct gold stick pin and old earrings approx 1.7gms, silver watch chain, brooch frame approx 1.99ozt, together with coral necklace cloak fastener, buckle, beads, moonstone slide and clasp etc inc vintage jewellery box

18thC English School. A three quarter length portrait of John Hewley Baines (1693-1760), depicted in open standing stance within a landscape and holding a baton with red ribbon tie and his left hand on his hip, wearing a grey tunic with cloak, oil on canvas, 100cm x 75cm

A Samson Hancock Derby figural candle snuffer, of a lady, wearing a black cloak, 12cm high, S.H., crown, crossed swords and D mark in red; another, Monk, 10.5cm high (2)

British school, late 19th centuryPortrait miniature of a young lady, half length wearing a white dress, purple cloak and pearls, 9.5cm high, together with a miniature in the style of a Rembrandt depicting an old man, signed with initials 'MS', (2)

Collection of vintage clothing (60's-80's) to include: a 70's camel colour Popover by Dereta wool belted 3/4 sleeve dress, a brown and cream striped coat with faux fur collar, a camel coloured Debenhams wool cloak with fur lined hood and tartan lining and a camel colour short wool coat by Edinburgh. (4)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Thessaly, Larissa. Silver Drachm (5.95 g), ca. 450-420 BC. Youth wrestling bull left, petasos and cloak trailing. rev. ΛAPI-Σ-AIA, horse prancing right within incuse square. Lorber 52; BCD Thessaly II 173. Fine style and most attractively toned. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $600 From the Dionysus CollectionEx Hess 253 (8 March 1983), lot 160.

Carved oak cloak rail with a shelf over, decorated with lion masks, width 102cm.