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A continental white metal cloak clasp, a pickle fork marked sterling with an amethyst finial in the form of a thistle, a George III spoon and a silver pickle fork, combined approx 2.4ozt (4).

Gerard Dillon (1916-1971) SHAWL oil on board signed lower right; titled on label on reverse 9½ x 14in. (24.13 x 35.56cm) This painting, depicting a woman sheltering two children under a traditional shawl, is set in a landscape that has the distinctive stone walls and white cottages of Connemara. Dillon first visited the west in 1939 and continued to spend periods painting in Connemara throughout the late 1940s and early 1950s. The figure of the woman sheltering her children has echoes of Beatrice Elvery's famous image Éire (1907). That painting depicts a female figure, half Madonna, half Celtic goddess, sheltering the people of Ireland in the folds of her green cloak. Bought by Maud Gonne for St. Enda's, the school that Padraig Pearse founded in Ranelagh, Éire combines nationalism and religion to create an iconic image that helped to inspire the struggle for Irish independence. Dillon was brought up in a Catholic and nationalist family in the Falls Road area of west Belfast and although he was to lose his faith and spent most of his life in London, he remained a committed nationalist and famously withdrew his work from the Irish Exhibition of Living Art when it toured to Belfast in 1969 in protest at Civil Rights abuses in the North. Although Shawl is not an explicitly nationalist painting, both Dillon's love of Connemara, the area of Ireland least influenced by British rule, and his use of Catholic and Celtic imagery within his work, enables a reading of this painting as part of his celebration of what he considered to be the 'real' Ireland. Dr Riann CoulterApril 2016 L

An 18th century gilt framed oil on canvas. Portrait of a gentleman wearing a wig, red cloak and cravat, 72cm x 56cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Craqualure. Re lined and probably re framed.

A Victorian silver gilt and jet cloak brooch.

Late 19th century Chinese School, a seller draped in a red cloak with other figures, bearing character marks, watercolour on silk, 33 x 21 cm CONDITION REPORT: Mounted on later paper, some discolouration (especially around top right corner) and some losses to paintwork

Pair of Charles II Christ's Hospital silver cloak badges, after J Routiers, embossed with a blue coat boy and figures of Arithmetica, Geometrica and Astromonica in attendance, inscribed 'Auspicio Carol Secundi Regis 1673, 8cm. CONDITION REPORT: One has pierced holes to outer rim, the other doesn't. Appear slightly rubbed in places, otherwise ok. 10 nail holes to perimeter of one where it has most likely been afixed to something Higher design is rubbed Some light scratching No obvious cracks or split, possible minor fold

Lancashire Hussars or other military regiment Officers Cloak fixing devices, the Tudor Rose with chain attachment worn on the cloak. (Gold-gilt, lugs) An interesting device.

English School (19th Century) A young girl in red cloak and mob cap, playing cards oil on canvas 37 x 27cm (14 x 11in) Under glass and a little dirty. Craquelure overall and old stretcher bar marks can be seen from the front.

Small French ormolu mantel clock timepiece, the English watch movement signed William Thomson, London, no. 1293, the 1.5" gilt dial within a globe case and circular pedestal, attended to one side by a standing figure holding a wreath and cloak, to the other side by a cockerel, upon a rectangular stand, 7.5" high

1st-2nd century AD. A marble figure showing the torso and upper thighs of a male with military cloak at the shoulders and back, a short tunic gathered at the waist and wide belt; mounted on custom-made stand. 920 grams, 21cm including stand (8 1/4"). Fine condition. Acquired on the UK art market prior to 1985. Rose, C. Dynastic Commemoration and Imperial Portraiture in the Julio-Claudian Period, Cambridge, 1997 The draping of the cloak and the style of cuirass would suggest that this is a victorious general or emperor. It was important for the emperor to be portrayed as the conquering hero as this placed him in a similar role to that of Alexander the Great, after whom many emperors modelled themselves, but also as the protector of the Empire and the people within it. It was not just the emperor who could be portrayed in this way, but also high ranking aristocrats and senators were also depicted as victorious generals, but this use of imagery by private individuals eventually fell out of use as the Imperial family took precedence in the political sphere in the early days of the Empire. As well as the emperor other members of the Imperial family could be portrayed in this way as a means of propaganda to bolster the claim of certain individuals as heirs to the Imperial throne, such as Germanicus, great-nephew of Augustus, who was destined to rule until his untimely death. 

A weathered carved stone figure of a male character wearing a single buttoned cloak, 41 cm high approximately

18th century AD. A rectangular wooden icon with tempera painted scene in a recess, nimbate St. Nikita (Никита)) standing in Byzantine military dress with red cloak, lenticular shield, cuirass with pteruges; lower left, scene with nimbate Nikita and attendant facing a bishop; lower right, nimbate Nikita kneeling in prayer; border with Cyrillic legend above; slots and wooden mounting blocks to the reverse, various graffiti marks, adhesive labels with Russian and German text. 1.3 kg, 32 x 27cm (12 1/2 x 10 1/2"). Fair condition. From the Alexandra collection, Somerset, UK; previously acquired by a Russian art collector from Sotheby's Amsterdam in 2004; formerly acquired between 1970 and 1972 by one of the largest industrialists from East Germany, who made his fortune in selling cement to Russia, and was subsequently part paid in icons and other important works of art by the Russian government. Accompanied by an original certificate of authenticity from the Ministry of Culture, Moscow, CCCP (USSR), signed and stamped by the director of the national export department, K. Olenev; and signed by the highest ranking scientific expert, Mr E. Morozova; along with a hand written description in German, and a typed German translation of the Russian certificate by Emil J. Janucek, from the office of Terra Handels-Gesellschaft mbH. St, Nikita (Nicetas) is a 4th century martyr venerated in the Russian Orthodox Church. Nicetas was a Gothic soldier who fought in the civil war between the pagan leader, Athanaric, and the Christian, Fritigern. After Athanaric's defeat, Nicetas worked with Bishop Wulfila in converting the Goths. He was condemned to death in 372 AD. 

1st-2nd century AD. A D-shaped marble stele with scene in high relief of a horseman on a galloping horse, short cloak over his left shoulder and right arm raised holding a hunting horn(?); hunting dog running alongside. 907 grams, 15.5 x 18cm (6 x 7"). Fine condition. Property of a Surrey collector; acquired in the early 1970s. See Nicolae, C. The Iconography of the Antique Hero in the Balkan Area, in Marisia vol.XXXI, 2011, for discussion of the iconography. There was a widespread cult from about 1000 BC of gods or heroes who appeared as hunters or riders on horseback. Examples are the Greek Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, the Romano-Celtic Jupiter Taranis and the Danubian rider-gods. The main god of Thrace was a rider-god who was extremely popular in the Roman period and who appears to have had no name but was referred to only as the hero.

1st century BC. Obv: wreath, cloak and crescents with pellet-in-annulet right. Rev: horse left with anchor and large pellet, sun/star behind and pelleted rosette below; with old dealer's coin ticket 'Corieltauvi / South Ferriby type / Stater / S 390 / £550'. 5.39 grams. Found Lincolnshire, UK. S. 390 variant (pellet-in-annulet to obverse and sun/star behind horse); ABC 1737 variant (ditto); BMC 3146-3147 variant (ditto"). Good fine, struck in rich rose gold. Unrecorded variant; extremely rare.

A FRENCH BRONZE FIGURE OF A LADY, 19TH CENTURY, standing dressed in a long cloak, holding flowers, unsigned. 50cm high

A VINTAGE BLACK WOOL CLOAK & BLACK FELT SPANISH HAT A full length soft wool cloak, fastened at the front with toggles and four coiled rope and black glass bead buttons. The cloak has been re-lined. A black felt spanish hat labelled "made in England" kept in a tooled leather hat box. (3)

A FUR TRIMMED SILK AND BEADED CLOAK. Light blue silk with silver thread embroidery and glass bead work. Trimmed with white rabbit fur, lined in blue satin. Gold buttons and chain fastener. Good condition. With two rayon silk under slips. (3)

> Continental School (18th century) Portrait of a gentleman half length, with a beard wearing armour with a red cloak, oil on canvas, 75cm by 62cm

*WWI. A collection of Imperial German medals and effects relating to Chaplain A. Oeller who was attached to an Infantry Division, comprising Prussian Iron Cross, 2nd Class plus related certificate, The Honour Cross 1914-1918, Wound Badge, Chaplains Cloak cloth badge, crucifix and other items plus a monochrome postcard of the recipient seen wearing a crucifix dated 1916 with stamp 'Bayer. Res. Inf. Rgt 3. 11. Kemp. Feldpost 1. Bayer. Res. Div.' (10)

* A Pirkenhammer figure of a kneeling girl, 22cm high; and a Karl Ense figure of a seated girl, 19cm high; a Rosenthal porcelain figure of an Angel fish; and a Karl Ense figure of a girl in a cloak; an amusing pottery animal group; a Capodimonte style figure of a clown; a German figure of an ice skater, 23cm high; and a 20th century bust of a young girl with curly hair (8)

A Pratt type pottery figure of Winter, circa 1800, as a lady wearing a black cap and blue cloak, 15cm highSome restoration. 190316

* A Royal Worcester porcelain campana shaped vase, 22cm high; a Crown Ducal red lustre vase by R A Wilks, 15cm high; a Dutch pottery figure of a lady in a cloak, 19cm high; an art pottery vase dated 1903; and a platinum lustre bust of a girl (5)

An early 19th Century Staffordshire figure of a man with a cloak, 8" high, a similar figure of a girl with a dove, 7" high (restored), a Miles Mason Willow pattern tea bowl and saucer, two New Hall tea bowls and saucers, an Imari decorated sucrier and cover and a lustre decorated milk jug

An 18th century Meissen figure, of a standing male figure, wearing an ermine lined cloak, with scale pattern to chest, holding a baton or telescope, with yellow skirt over green trousers and sandals, blue cross swords mark to back and initials K.H.C. in puce which stands for Königliche Hof-Conditorei inventory mark, height 7.25ins Condition report: Left arm has been restored and his right hand restored

A Meissen porcelain figure, emblematic of night, modelled as putti wearing a dark cloak with star head band and owl seated beside, cross swords mark to base and incised M 106, height 6.75ins Condition report: Chip to one star on head dress

A 19th century Continental porcelain figure, of a man drinking from a jug, with yellow trousers, cross swords mark to base and incised 1825, height 3.5ins, together with another 19th century Continental porcelain figure, of a boy with open arms carrying a bottle and a goblet, height 5ins Condition report: Figure with hat - Chips to flowers, minor chip to hat, blemish to check Yellow trousers - restored down side - through cloak, arm, hat etc

A pair of Meissen figures, emblematic of night and day, modelled as semi naked putti with night having a dark cloak with star head band and owl seated besides, day modelled with sun rays in hair, wearing a pink cloak, holding a rose and flaming torch, with sunflower, corn and blue tit beside, to a gold dome and octagonal base, blue cross swords mark to base and incised L 134 and L 135, height 14.5ins Condition report: Day - multiple chips to rose and damage to stem of rose Night - two chips to back of the base

A Steiff 'Edward V111' Teddy Bear, in gold mohair with Cloak , fur edging , necklace and hat with tag, in original box, E, box VG

A Hermann Queen Mary II Celebration Bear, limited edition numbered 21 of 950, dressed in velvet cloak and crown with a foil tag around the neck, with certificate of authenticity, together with a small wooden model of the Queen Mary 2 boat, small scratches to the paintwork, VG-E (2)

A Steiff 'Van Gogh' Teddy Bear, in light brown with Sun Hat and Cloak with Sunflower and Vincent embroidered, in original box, E, box VG

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory okimono modelled as a two-headed figure and wearing a cloak, with shaped associated wooden stand, height of figure 12cm.

A c.1900 carved, gilded and 'jewel' set seated Buddha wearing elaborate cloak and on shaped base, height 48.5cm. *Provenance: Professor B. Lofts.

A large 19th century Chinese carved wood and gilded standing figure of Shakyamuni wearing a cloak with hands raised to the fore and raised on spreading circular base, height 110cm. *Provenance: Professor B. Lofts.

17th century English tokens - London, W R at the Three Mariners, Boss Alley 1653, farthing, F Smith at the Red Cow, Budge Row, farthing, H Hayward, Bulwark Gate, farthing, Grocer's Arms, I B at the Willow Tree, Cloak Lane, farthing, I S at the Three Crickets, Crooked Lane, farthing, three stools, NF/F (5)

DECO STYLE LAMP. Art deco style figurine lamp with green glass cloak H ~ 48cm

20th Century Meissen figure of a man wearing a wide brimmed hat with black and green cloak, 6ins high

A 19th Century Chinese Bi-colour Jade Carving of a Sage carved from white stone with a ram at his feet sheltered beneath his long grey cloak, and a russet dog behind him, 3 ins (7.5 cms) in height, 15/8 ins (4.2 cms) wide.

Five Goebel Hummel Figures including Girl kneeling in Blue Cloak

Vintage clothing and accessories to include a black velvet cloak, Rayne grey satin evening bag, other evening bags, a Kangol hat, black leather handbag, a fox fur hat, a mink fur jacket, a sari etc.

Ernst Seger - A silver and ivory figure titled Phryne, circa 1920, modelled as a classical female figure disrobing, raised on a stepped onyx base, etched signature to the base of the cloak E. Seger with Continental silver marks, height 22cm.

English School (19th Century) A young girl in red cloak and mob cap, playing cards oil on canvas 37 x 27cm (14 x 11in) Under glass and a little dirty. Craquelure overall and old stretcher bar marks can be seen from the front.

A silver cloak clasp Chester maker S & Co together with a silver hope anchor with agate decoration and silver banjo brooch, S & Co Birmingham 1887/8

Lot of Silver/White metal items: 2 brooches,enamelled Brooch, Ring and Cloak Chain approx 1.5 oz

A large box containing a wide assortment of Catholic Church Dress including capes, one fur lined, two academic hoods, a red coat labelled M. Bertholon Barthomeuf, Clermont Ferrand, purple edged cloak, etc. Many unworn and various sizes. With a group of Church Banners and a leather carrying belt.

A pair of French soft-paste porcelain figures mid 18th century, modelled as a vintner and his companion, each seated on a rocky stump, he wearing a cloak and with a drum of grapes resting on one knee, she with a basket of flowers, a small posy tucked into the top of her dress, minor damages and restorations, 18cm. (2)

Selection of Vintage Star Wars Return of the Jedi Action Figures consisting of Wicket with headdress and spear, Rebel Commando with rifle, Emperor with stick, Klaatu with staff, Klaatu Skiff with staff, Admiral Ackbar with stick, Bib Fortuna with all accessories, Lando Calrisian with helmet and staff, Leia Boushh with helmet and staff, Ree Yees with weapon, Biker Scout with gun, Chief Chirpa with headdress and staff, B-Wing pilot with blaster, Gamorean Guard with axe, Teebo with headdress and club, Logray with accessories, General Madine with staff, Rancor Keeper with headdress and staff, Prune Face with cloak and rifle, AT-ST Driver with blaster, Weequay with staff, Nikto with staff, Emperors Royal Guard with cloak and spear, Niem Numb with blaster, 8D8, Luke Skywalker Jedi Knight with cloak and blaster, Han Solo Trenchcoat (no coat) with blaster, Leia Endor with accessories (no blaster) and Squid Head with cloak and blaster. Good to excellent condition. (29 items)

Manner of Sir Peter Lely [late 18th Century]- A portrait of a gentleman, bust-length, wearing cloak, cravat and full length wig:- oil on canvas 76 x 63cm.

Unusual Druidical cloak pin made of petrified holly, applied to a card backing with text below, the pin 11.5cm long

17th Century walnut carved figure of an apostle. The bearded figure with long cloak holding a cane, 23.5cm high

BRONZE SCULPTURES, PAIR, H 14", W 7 3/4"One figure is wrapped in a fishing net holding fish, the other figure is wrapped in a fur cloak and holding a rod. Each figure has three enamel plaques at their base. No apparent markings.Finish shows wear and abrasions. RD One figure is also missing a piece from it's left hand. Ad- For High Resolution Photos visit Dumouchelles website.

A collection of items relating to the police comprising two police helmets, a whistle inscribed "The Metropolitan", a Lancashire Constabulary button, two modern Greater Manchester Police badges and a lapel badge, also a Police style cloak.

GEORGIAN CLOAK CLASP. George I era silver cloak clasp

CLOAK LAMP. Art Deco style lady with cloak lamp

A bronze figure modelled as a Naked Eastern Female rising from a shell holding a cloak.

A 1930s Bohemian yellow metal filigree cloak clip clasp set with opaque blue glass carbochons geometric shapes. Possibly Neiger. Measures 6cms x 3.5cms.

A Lang Jewellery Company silver cloak clasp, composed of two brooches, each modelled as Dutch dancers, connected by two rows of curb-link chain

Italy, Firenze. AV Fiorino d’oro. c.1252-1303. +FLOR ENTIA, ornate lily of Florence / S IOИA NNES B, St. John the Baptist standing facing, wearing cloak, holding cross sceptre and raising right hand; in upper left, mm; bell. MIR 4/22 pl.2, 16; Bernocchi II, 167/9; Friedberg 275. 3.52g, 20mm, 5h. Good Very Fine. From the Dr. Murray Gell-Mann Collection.

A box of dolls including a doll in a yellow dress with a woollen cloak, two rag dolls, an Anne Parker English Costume Dolls, various character dolls, a Collectors Character Doll 'Jay' of Dublin, two Marin Chiclana, Spain dolls and various others

The Social War, Marsic Confederation AR Denarius. Aesernia, circa 89 BC. Laureate head of Italia left; behind, 'Viteliu' (= Italia) in Oscan characters / Soldier in helmet and cloak, standing facing, head right, holding reversed spear; left foot placed on a Roman standard; by his side, recumbent bull; in exergue, II. Unpublished variant cf. Camapa 136 (I in exergue); cf. HN Italy 407.. 3.77g, 19mm, 5h. Very Fine.

Augustus AR Denarius. Rome, 12 BC. L. Caninius Gallus, moneyer. AVGVSTVS, bare head right / L•CANINIVS GALLVS•III•VIR, German, wearing long hair and beard, naked but for a cloak over shoulders, kneeling right on right knee, in attitude of submission, offering up vexillum in right hand, left hand extended below left knee. RIC 416; RSC 383; BMCRE 127-30 = BMCRR Rome 4678-81; BN 560-4. 3.82g, 20mm, 11h. Good Very Fine.