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A 15th Century Oak Sculpture of Madonna, Circa 1480. The hollow backed carving depicted holding an open book, with her long wavy hair hanging down around her shoulders over a draped cloak and girded tunic, 29½ ins (75 cms) in height.

A 15th Century Oak Carving of St James of Compostela. The bearded saint depicted wearing a hat emblazoned with a scallop shell to the upturned brim, a buttoned cloak over a long belted tunic, holding a staff and satchel in one hand with rosary beads in the other, 29½ ins (75 cms) in height.

A Flemish Oak Carving of Saint Anthony, Circa 1500. The abbot depicted with curly hair and beard wearing a cowled flowing cloak over a tunic, holding an open book in one hand, and a staff with bell in the other, with a piglet and tongues of fire at his feet, 38 ins (97 cms) in height.

A Large 13th Century Polychromed Wood Carving of St John. The mournful figure depicted with head bowed, wearing a draped cloak hanging in folds over a long tunic, holding a book in one hand with the other held up to his face, 54½ ind (139 cms) in height.

Octavius Oakley (British, 1800-1867) Study of a young gypsy girl dressed in scarlet cloak and black bonnet, her hands rifling through a deck of cards watercolour 12 x 8½in. (30.5 x 21.75cm.)

Circle of Henri-Joseph Castaing (1816-1918) Head study of a man wearing a hooded cloak Red chalk with touches of white on laid paper, squared for transfer 39cm x 29cm

A 'Ralph Wood' pearlware bust of Handel, the composer wears a long grey wig and looks over his right, his turquoise lined purple cloak worn over a blue jacket, impressed within the socle 'Ra Wood Burslem 80', 23cm (9 in) high Provenance: From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood CBE Good

A Royal Doulton figure of an orange seller, HN72, he sits before his basket of oranges wearing a dark green hooded cloak over pale green clothes, painted and printed marks, 16cm (6.25 in) high Good

Attributed to Sir John Baptist de Medina (Spanish, 1659-1710) Portrait of Mrs Mary Hayes (nee Johnson), b.1600, half length, in a white dress and red cloak, holding flowers oil on canvas 75 x 62cm (29 x 24in) Provenance: From an Irish country house. Quite dusty and dirty with craquelure and old stretcher bar marks can be seen from the front. Corners of the frame are splitting apart.

Follower of Sir Godfrey Kneller (British, 1646-1723) Portrait of a man in a grey curled wig, white cravat and red cloak, head and shoulders, in a painted oval oil on copper, in a black frame with gilt edging 36 x 28cm (14 x 11in) Provenance: From an Irish country house. A few superficial scratches to the paint surface.

Judaica. A pair of globe wailing wall silver cased candlesticks, ht. 4.5cm., marked 925, a silver cased dancing Rabbi, ht.16cm., apparently unmarked, a silver wine label, marked 925., and a silver double cloak link tallis clip, marked 800.

A 19th century oil painting on canvas in the 17th century manner showing a three quarter length portrait of a gentleman bearing a resemblance to King Charles I, with ornate regalia to his cloak, elaborate lace collar and pearl earring, 110 x 83 cm in gilt slip

An early 19th century sepia coloured engraving of a drawing of a three quarter length study of a pensive female character in hooded cloak, 32 x 24 cm in black and gilt frame

20th century AD. A pair of composition figurines depicting a woman in floor-length dress holding her dress and a hat, and a man in a swept-back cloak; maker's mark 'L.Toni' to the rear of each. 1.2 kg total, 22cm (8 3/4"). Property of a Gloucestershire gentleman; inherited from his grandfather.[2, No Reserve] Fine condition.

Gilt framed oil on canvas of a girl in a red cloak (57cm x 67cm)

A large painted carved wooden figure of Napoleon, wearing bicorne hat and cloak over his full dress uniform, and holding a telescope, on integral base, 43” overall. Good Condition Plate 13

A well modelled bronze figure of Napoleon, resting against a tree stump, wearing bicorne hat, cloak and boots, armed folded on his chest, legs crossed, with fragment of a wheel at his feet, signed “Sinedon” on base with small maker’s stamp of “Pinedo Paris”, integral base with cut off corners, height 28”, base 9½” x 9½”. Very Good Condition Plate 14

A nicely carved ivory standing figure of Wellington, wearing a knee length cloak, integral round base 6”; and a small figure of Napoleon, well detailed, in cocked hat, tailcoat with epaulettes, with sword, on integral pedestal and darkwood base (detached), 4¼” overall. Good Condition, Plate 22 for Wellington figure only

A bronze figure of Napoleon, reining in his charger Marengo, wearing bicorne hat and cloak, holding a telescope, on marbled base, height 12”, base 10” x 4½” x 2”. Good Condition. Plate 26

A blackened spelter bust of Napoleon, wearing bicorne hat and cloak, integral square base with riband, signed “Noel R 1894”, height 12”. Good Condition Plate 33

A white marble head and shoulders bust of Napoloen, wearing bicorne hat, with high collar to cloak, on integral plinth, an eagle with wings spread in the front, on a facetted black marble base, the bust with sculptor name on the back “E. Frémiet 1821”, height 13½”. Very Good Condition. Plate 33

A bronzed brass figure of Napoleon, wearing bicorne hat and cloak, standing with hands folded behind his back, on integral base with panel “L’Empereur” on front, height 12½”. Good Condition. Plate 7

A BRONZE FIGURE modelled as a semi clad female with outstretched arms wearing a cloak raised on a rouge marble base 34cm

A 19th Century classical female bronze, standing wearing cloak before a tree stump, 30 cm high, the base inscribed "Museé Du Louvre"

A Royal Worcester James Hadley figure of a young girl carrying basket, and wearing a cloak, 17 cm high, printed mark in green, numbered 1874

AJ Bouvier - a head and shoulders portrait, a young woman wearing a red ribbon tied blue bonnet and cloak watercolour bears a signature 6.5'' x 5.5'' oval, in a decoratively embroidered, draped and floral embellished mount and a glazed gilt frame

A pair of early 20thC Continental floral encrusted porcelain figures, viz. a young man wearing a waistcoat, cloak and breeches, playing a lute; and a young woman in a black bodice and an apple green skirt, dancing 9.25''h

English woodblock relief carving of a male figure wearing a cloak, possibly ecclesiastical, 82cm high

A SUPERB 19TH CENTURY BRONZE OF A CLASSICAL YOUNG MAN, AFTER THE ANTIQUE, a cloak over his arm, on a circular marble base. 13.5ins high.

A large engraved white metal cloak pin in the form of two bows, two hat pins set opercula and other hat pins, buttons, buckles etc.

A pair of cloak brooches by Lisner and other jewellery.

An Antique Continental Silver Filigree and Enamel Semi-Precious Stone Cloak Clasp, the wing form clasp having floral enamel decoration set with pearls and garnets having amethyst and opal and enamel drop pendants to either side, approx 14 x 5 cms

MARTIN LEYMAN (born 1934); oil on board "Red Cloak", signed, inscribed and dated 1995 verso, 29 x 24cm, framed.

50-5 BC. Horse left type, NE5-6. Obv: wreath, cloak and crescents. Rev: horse left with pellet below, 'eye' above head and pellets before and above with zig-zag and pellets exergue line. S. 29; BMC 193-199; ABC 1722; see CCI 12.0829 (same reverse die, sold Bonhams, 12 October 2011, lot 66). See Celtic Coin Index, Oxford, reference CCI 15.0092 (this coin). 6.21 grams. Found Near Bawtry, Nottinghamshire, UK, 2015. Good very fine. Rare; only one other specimen recorded from the dies.

50-5 BC. Obv: wreath cloak and crescents. Rev: disjointed horse left with 'eye' behind and annulet-and-pellets above. S. -; BMC 2647, etc.; M. 317; ABC 2163. 5.41 grams. Good very fine; near as struck. Scarce.

50-5 BC. Obv: wreath cloak and crescents. Rev: disjointed horse left with 'eye' behind and annulet-and-pellets above. S. -; BMC 2647, etc.; M. 317; ABC 2163. 5.48 grams. Good very fine; about as struck. Scarce.

1st-2nd century AD. A bronze figurine of Venus with her cloak knotted about her waist, hair carefully dressed with two tresses on the shoulders; one leg raised; mounted on a custom-made stand. See the similar Venus figurine with knotted garment at the waist in the St. Albans Museum, UK. 430 grams, 15.5cm including stand (6 1/4"). From the collection of a medical professional; acquired 1970s. Fine condition.

Vintage bisque headed Aunt Sally doll with wooden body and yellow cloak

A 19th Century child's fine woollen cloak, with silk floral embroidery and linen lining.

A Butler and Wilson type double Cloak Brooch with attachments and Necklet fitting

Irish Female Writers: O'Brien (Kate) Without My Cloak, L. 1931. First, orig. pict. d.w.; also Farewell Spain, L. 1937, First, and Pray for the Wanderer, L. 1938, First; Bowen (Eliz.) Bowen's Court, N.Y. 1942, First American Edn. orig. d.w.; Mulkerns (Val.) A Time Outworn, N.Y. 1957. First; Purcell (Mary) The Pilgrim Came Late, D. 1947. First, d.w. With 2pp A.L.s. & T.L.s. from author to Frank Mc Evoy loosely inserted; also 13 others sim, some by same author. As a lot, w.a.f. (19)

A pair of early 20th century coloured mezzotint type engravings of country landscapes after Constable, both signed in pencil bottom left John Cothie Webb, published 1916 and with Frost & Reed labels verso, 40 x 53 cm in gilt frames together with a watercolour of a winter landscape with hayricks, signed bottom right Leonard T Saunders, with label verso Cloak of Winter, 23 x 32 cm, a coloured print after Cecil Aldin - The Bluemarket Races, The Arrival On The Course, 28 x 41 cm, a signed coloured limited edition etching by Annette Johnson - Night Sail, edition 13/150, etc (all framed)

A quantity of various regimental cap badges, a silk map of Istanbul and district 1953 etc, a few ancient coins, Persian and Roman cloak pins, etc

A pair of Bloor Derby figures of musicians, circa 1825, he playing a drum, she with a triangle, on pierced rococo bases, enriched in gilt, incised 'N311', 21cm high Condition Report: Female: lacking most of instrument. Male: losses to instruments, chip to corner of cloak, chipping to edge of two scrolls on base. Both with chipping to flowers and feathers in headdresses.

AN EASTERN PORCELAIN MODEL OF A BEARDED MAN IN A GREEN CLOAK, 43cm in height

A Greco Gandharan stucco Goddess, modelled in deep relief, wearing cloak, 17cm high CONDITION REPORT: damaged as seen

A large Victorian hollow silver and malachite cloak brooch in the form of an anchor intertwined with rope, 75mm long x 44mm wide, with steel pin

A silver dagger form cloak pin and two pairs of cufflinks

A Royal Doulton pottery leather jack, together with a Staffordshire pottery figure of a girl with basket and a Staffordshire pottery figure of a man wearing brown cloak and breeches

A 19th century watercolour, portrait of a woman wearing a green cloak and jewels, inscribed verso Lady Hatherley, 5ins x 4ins

Naval Commanders mess dress and trousers and a boat cloak. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

Cold painted bronze model of a bear wearing a monks cloak wearing a knapsack on his back 10cm high

An impressive North African white metal, enamel and red coral decorated cloak hook, possibly Berber, 15cm in extremes

Late 19th / Early 20th century Four Branch Mahogany Cloak Stand

Mixed lot to include 1930s oak cased mantel cloak, three glass decanters, blue & white jar, etc

BRITISH COINS, George III, Uniface Lead Trial Striking of the reverse of a Sovereign, undated (c.1816-1817), engraved by Benedetto Pistrucci, St George, helmeted with thick streamer and cloak, slaying dragon right with broken lance, left forearm visible gripping rein as early gold trial piece, broken lance on groundline with BP below, 24.5-25mm flan of ovoid shape, 1.67g (cf Bentley 935). As struck but with patchy spots and tone, good extremely fine and of the highest rarity. The gold version of this design in the Bentley Collection sold for £11,040 including buyer’s premium

COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, World Medals, Turkey, Abdul Mejid I (1823-1839-1861), The Ottoman Alliance with France and England against Russia, 1854, Copper Medal, by L J Hart, bust of the Sultan almost full-face, wearing order over cloak and with plumed hat, around him a border of shields naming the military hierarchy of the Crimean War, rev Victory inscribes a memorial pyramid, a mosque behind, LA FRANCE ET L’ANGLETERRE UNIES POUR LA DEFENSE DU DROIT, DIEU LE VEUT, 72mm (Dogan 6539; Eimer -; Pere -). Very fine, the reverse lightly polished.

18th Century oak carved figure of a gentleman, the bearded figure with a deep collar, buttoned shirt and long cloak, arms crossed, 32.5cm high

Veronica Whall (British, 1887-1967 or 1970), four designs for stained glass windows, including a design for All Saints Church, Valescupe, St Raphael, France and another for Chelsfield Church, Surrey, pencil, pen and watercolour on paper (4) Veronica Whall (1887 - 1967 or 1970) was an illustrator, painter and successful stained glass artist. She started working with her father Christopher Whall, a leader in the Arts and Crafts Movement in stained glass and took over the running of the studio, Whall & Whall, on his death in 1924. The studio closed in 1953 on her retirement. Whall & Whall made stained glass works for Churches and Cathedrals in England, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Her father's best regarded work is at Gloucester Cathedral. During 1918-1919 Veronica worked as an assistant for her father on a commission for the stained glass at All Saints in Valescure, south coast of France. An Anglican chapel was established in 1900 in Valescure for English visitors who came to the region for the winter season. In 1925, she worked on the designs of a window in the South Chancel for St Martin of Tours Church, Chelsfield, Kent. The left hand light shows St Martin on his horse, handing half his cloak to a beggar. The other light shows Martin kneeling before the Lord who is seen holding a piece of cloak. An example of Veronica Whall's work is shown in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Small collection of vintage clothing to include child's pink silk day suit with lace cuffs and gold thread lapels; together with a Victorian beadwork cloak and gentleman's bowler hat