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A Bow figure of Winter, c.1755, from the Rustic Seasons series, wearing a hooded cloak, seated on a pile of logs and warming his hands over a flaming brazier, 13cm. Paper label for the E E Cashmore Collection.

A CARVED OAK SCULPTURE OF A SEATED SCHOLAR, working at a open book at a desk, the scholar wearing hat and loose fitting cloak, possibly Netherlandish, 13.5" high. See illustration.

Master Replicas Star Wars SW-113 Episode VI: Return of the Jedi Emperor Palpatine Cane & Cloak Clasp, ltd.ed. 349/1500. E, boxed with certificate and shipping carton.

A 19TH CENTURY SILVER CLOAK CLASP having a shaped terminal and large linked chain with ball pendant, marked with lion passant and date letter K. 19cm(L) 21grams CONDITION: The ball possibly with pin, tarnishing otherwise ok

Vintage costume and textiles - a Victorian fur timmed pale blue cloak; a two piece skirt and blouse set; a tripple layer skirt with crochet work and fringe detail etc( 5)

East Kent "The Buffs" jacket complete with buttons and badges together with cloak complete with buttons and a waistcoat

Three Victorian English School studies - black and white chalk sketch of a gentleman, another a female in cloak and bonnet, the third a female figure with book, each framed and glazed

A Liberty and Co pale blue wool cloak, with floral trim, original label

Spenkuch, Germany Roman Chariot with Soldier, circa 1920, 4 x Horse team ,blue gilded chariot, Roman Soldier with red cloak, holding eagle standard, plus 4 x Mignot mounted figures including , all in very good original condition, part of horse’s leg missing form chariot, one Mignot figure missing sword (5 items)

A large painted snuff box, having hand painted image of an elderly gentleman in red cloak, AF

A Victorian black lace edged mourning cloak

A STAFFORDSHIRE PEARLWARE FIGURE OF A MAN IN A CLOAK, CIRCA 1820, THREE LATER 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FLATBACKS, INCLUDING ENGLAND AND A TOBY JUG AND COVER

Royal Doulton figure Good King Wenceslas HN2118 (factory seconds & chip to crown & cloak)

Victorian Mahogany Writing Slope, Oak Hall Barometer and Cloak Hooks plus an African Ebony Wall Plaques in the form of a Man and Woman

Retro 1960's Cloak Stand and similar magazine rack

A pair of cloak buttons maker's marks GV & DV, no hallmarks, of domed circular shape with ropework rim, embossed with three figures presenting to another figure in a throne above a band of foliate engraving, 8cm diameter

OLD MASTER PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN WEARING A FUR TRIMMED CLOAK. OIL ON CANVAS. 54X44

Chinese late 19th century or early 20th century skirt made into a short cloak, the pink silk ground with panels of embroidery in multi coloured and gold threads, edged in black silk, depicting birds and flowers

Austrian cold painted bronze table lamp attributed to the Franz Bergman Foundry, modelled as an Arabian princess playing a lute under a canopy with an Arabian guide bearing a rifle, stamped 'Grech, 8000' to the underside of the gentleman's cloak and signed 'Namgreb' (Bergman backwards) to the back of the canopy, 14.5" high *For a similar example, see lot 105 from Sotheby's 19th Century Furniture and Decorative Arts Sale 6th June 2014, New York

After Pierre Jean David D'Angers, French 1788-1856, a terracotta portrait bust of Baron Gros, modelled with his head to dexter, with wavy hair, wrapped in a flowing cloak, on a square base, inscribed and dated to back David D'Angers 1821, 34cm high (VAT charged on hammer price) CONDITION REPORT: minor chips and abrasions to high points, otherwise in good condition

British School (c.1800) A MINIATURE BUST PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG WOMAN WEARING A BLUE LACE-TRIMMED DRESS AND RED CLOAK oil on panel 8.5 x 6.5cms; 3 1/4 x 2 1/2in. oval.

Royal Doulton figure of "Sir. Walter Raleigh", standing wearing an indigo coloured cloak with his left hand holding his sword to his left hand side, height 30cms, marked HN1751; Royal Doulton figure of "The Jester", winking whilst sitting a column base socle with left knee raised, height 26.5cms, marked H.N1702. See illustration

A cream fine wool infant's cloak, an embroidered cream silk christening gown, an embroidered cotton example, two lace-edged baby's petticoats, a finely worked cotton voile child's dress with pin-tuck detail to bodice and tiered skirt and an embroidered net piece

Follower of Charles Augustus Henry Lutyens, British 1829-1915- Study of a horse with saddle and a rifle; oil on canvas, 51x61cm Note: The horse depicted is likely to be an officer's charger circa early 20th century, prior to the outbreak of WWI. With red and blue cavalry cloak rolled on the saddle, rifle held in a leather bucket, horse brass at the muzzle, mess tins, and picket ropes for tethering. CONDITION REPORT: in a modern gilt composition frame, some losses to gesso canvas is not relined on a wooden stretcher which is covered over with brown tape applied putty repairs to the reverse of the canvas in numerous places staining to the reverse of the canvas Recto: two small tears to the canvas lower left paint surface is subject to some older craquelure subject to bar marks and canvas fatigue under inspection with uv lamp there is evidence of retouching around and on the legs head and flanks of the horse and in the background otherwise in good original condition

A Victorian white metal and agate cloak pin modelled as a rope bound anchor, H. 8.5cm. (lacking pin).

Sicily, Syracuse AR 2 1/2 Litrai. Time of Hieron II, circa 216-215/4 BC. Laureate head of Apollo left / Goddess with billowing cloak standing to left, holding scroll and filleted palm frond; ? to lower left. CCO 303 (D5/R3); BAR Issue 69; HGC 2, 1420; SNG ANS 904 (same dies). 2.23g, 14mm, 10h. Extremely Fine. Extremely Rare, and one of the finest known examples.

Thessaly, Larissa AR Drachm. Circa 365-356 BC. Bull running to right, ?API?AION above / Thessalos, wearing a petasos, cloak and tunic, galloping on horseback to right. F. Hermann ‘Die Silbermünzen von Larissa in Thessalien’ ZfN XXXV, 1925, pl. IV, 17; C. Lorber, ‘Thessalian Hoards and the Coinage of Larissa’, AJN 20, 2008, pl. 46, 101; SNG Copenhagen 118; BCD 1136. 6.03g, 20mm, 11h. Near Extremely Fine. Privately purchased from Spink & Son Ltd., London, June 1989.

Mysia, Kyzikos EL Hekte. Circa 450-400 BC. Hellenistic prince, wearing armour with cloak behind and holding transverse sceptre, standing left [on tunny fish?], in pose of acclamation / Quadripartite incuse square. Triton XIII, 5 January 2010, 175 (same dies); otherwise unpublished. 2.66g, 10mm. Good Very Fine. Apparently only the second known specimen, and the finer of the two.

A 19th Century gold, silver, ruby, diamond and pearl brooch/cloak pin

After John Hayter Portrait miniature of Lady Louisa Elizabeth Horsley Beresford, Lady Ernest Bruce, with floral headdress and yellow cloak, standing in landscape MB monogram, 12.5cm by 9.5cm, in gilt metal frame Minor wear to frame and glass. 040315

ENGLISH SCHOOL, 19th Century in the 17th Century manner, two portraits of gentlemen, the first bearded with ruff the second bearded in profile wearing a plain cloak, later oak frames, 73cm x 53cm (2) Condition:surface cracklure overall to both with some very minor flakes, frame corners with small chips/losses

A PAIR OF EUROPEAN CARVED IVORY FIGURES, 18th/19th Century, allegorical of autumn and winter, modelled as classical nude maidens standing, one with sheaves of wheat and a hand scythe, the other with a cloak and fire, set on turned ebonised bases, 25cm high Condition:autumn repairs to breaks at wrist, wheat and across ankles, hairlines thoughout, winter repair to neck and shoulder, some minor hairlines in places

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.)

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

F. Lavie, a 19th Century bronze of a Venetian lady A 19th century bronze of a Venetian lady wearing a cloak and a mask in her left hand, standing beside a young child, arm outstretched raised upon a naturalistic base, impressed signature, 60cms high. (illustrated)

Circle of James Scoular (1741-1787) Portrait of a gentleman, head and shoulders, wearing period costume with a red cloak and white scarf, oil on copper, oval, 10.5 x 8.5 cm

An attractive Cloak Clasp, of shaped open centre form set with white pastes, together with a very long, three strand gilt metal twisted chain, 60in (152.5cm) (2)

A royal blue velvet opera cloak, a sequin top and a scarf

Antiquities - Roman cloak pins etc

A 19th century carved wooden pedlar doll, with wax face, dressed in Victorian clothing, black bonnet, dress and red cloak, carrying a basket of wares, including hair combs, within a glass dome on circular base

A Staffordshire Ralph Wood type figure of a maiden, reclining against an urn, 25cm high; another of a man in red cloak, 20cm high; another of a seated shepherdess, 20cm high; and another "Princess", 25cm high, (4)

A table lamp in the form of an Oriental learned gentleman, with a russet cloak

Circle of Michael Dahl (Swedish, 1659-1743)PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HALF LENGTH, WEARING A RED ERMINE-LINED CLOAK AND A JEWEL SUSPENDED FROM A BLUE RIBBONOil on canvas, painted oval75 x 62cm, unframed

Sir William Orpen RA RHA (1878-1931) PORTRAIT OF GERTRUDE, COUNTESS OF DUDLEY, NE MILLAR (1879-1952) HALF LENGTH, IN A WHITE DRESS AND RED CLOAK WITH FUR-TRIMMED COLLAR, WEARING A MULTIPLE STRING OF PEARLS Signed l.r., oil on canvas 76 x 61cm Gertie Millar was born in 1879 in Bradford and started her career at the age of 13 at the St. James's Theatre in Manchester. Later she moved to London and by 1897 she was well established as a stage favourite. In 1902, she married Lionel Monckton, a talented composer of musical comedies, who subsequently wrote a number of hit songs for her. Despite great success together in the theatre, GertieÉs marriage to Lionel Monckton was not a happy one.The gossip columns carried many stories about the popular showgirl and in 1913 there were rumours of a liaison with the Duke of Westminster, with both reportedly about to divorce their respective spouses so that they could marry each other. How true these stories were is open to debate, as even th

A LARGE DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF JUPITER WITH EAGLE A LARGE DERBY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF JUPITER WITH EAGLE, CIRCA 1765-1770 Modelled in flowing green cloak and polychrome painted robes, set upon a rococo rocaille base, 39cm high. Provenance: Purchased from Spencers Antiques Devon, England, 1976.

A pair of late 19th century spelter figures modelled as a young woman with corn over her shoulder, the companion modelled as a gentleman wearing a cloak, both raised on circular turned wooden bases, height 32cm.

John Vanderbank (British, 1694–1739) Portrait of Mary Thompson, half length, in white with pearls in her hair signed centre left "Jn. Vanderbank/ fecit 1737" oil on canvas 74 x 62cm (29 x 24in) Provenance: By descent within the Anstey family to the present owner. Mary Thompson was sole heir to her father Anthony Thompson (1641-1721) of Trumpington. Of her two brothers, one was mad and the other, who had married, (see Lot 611) committed suicide and was childless. She married the Reverend Christopher Anstey (c.1680-1751), Rector of nearby Brinkley (see Lot 606). Relined and cleaned and with craquelure overall. A few small areas of retouching in the face and large area in blue cloak, which are well matched to the original. Small area of flaking and loss at the left hand side. Frame has been regilded.

Attributed to Michael Dahl (Swedish, 1659-1743) Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, in an ochre dress and blue cloak oil on canvas 74 x 62cm (29 x 24in) Provenance: By descent within the Anstey family to the present owner. From the probable date of the portrait, circa 1720, the unidentified sitter is possibly the unknown wife of the brother of Mary Thompson (see Lot 607), having descended in the Anstey family; she died childless. Relined and cleaned. Small retouchings to face and more extensive in background. Frame has been regilded

English School (circa 1700) Portrait of a lady, head and shoulders, in a white lace dress and blue cloak oil on canvas 74 x 60cm (29 x 23in) Provenance: House sale of Annesley Hall and Park, Nottinghamshire, by the then owner Major R P Chaworth Musters (1923-1992), 21 March 1973, lot 1088, where presumably acquired by the late owner. From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE Craquelure overall. Relined.

Attributed to Andrea Soldi (Italian, born c. 1703-1771) Portrait of a Gentleman in a grey wig, white stock and gold cloak, in a painted feigned oval oil on canvas 72 x 60cm (28 x 23in) Provenance: Jess Applin Antiques, Lensfield Road, Cambridge, where accquired by the late owner. From the collection of the late Christopher Hogwood, CBE Relined and cleaned.

A Royal Doulton group 'The Modern Piper', c.1932, modelled as a golden haired young piper with five children poised like rats by his cloak, HN756, inscribed and printed marks to base, 22cm

THREE ITEMS, to include a cloak pin, a garnet brooch and an inscribed amethyst seal brooch

A Bow figure emblematic of Air, c.1760, modelled as a maiden holding her billowing cloak aloft and standing before a rocky base, a large eagle perched by her feet, some restoration, 21.2cm.

A set of four Meissen miniature busts emblematic of the Seasons, mid 18th century, Spring and Summer modelled as Classical maidens wearing diadems of flowers and corn ears respectively, Autumn and Winter as bearded male terms wearing a grapevine wreath and a fur-lined cloak, raised on chamfered square socles, and two Meissen square stands or pedestals, blue crossed swords marks, the stands incised 'KHC' for the Dresden Court Pantry, some restoration, 8.2cm. (6)

Nao Spanish porcelain figures to include a ballerina and a girl dressed in a cloak (2)

An Austrian Jugendstil figural card tray by Amphora, Reissner, Stellmacher & Kessel, impressed and painted marks, 25cm, width 26cm Gilding worn in places, minor chipping to the paint work on the pink cloak and to the flowers on the headress, crazing to the bowl.

A MEISSEN STYLE CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN MODEL OF A SEATED CHINESE WOMAN, with legs crossed and hands spreading for meditation, with an open mouth decorated in polychrome, with trailing flowers to her cloak, her hands, head and tongue moveable, with underglaze blue 'R', surmounted by a dotted cross mark, 7" high

A RUSSIAN ICON: VIRGIN AND CHRIST CHILD, in red fringed cloak, against a gold ground with various inscriptions and detailing, painted on copper, 14" x 10"

A wild silk cream hand made wedding/evening cloak in amazing condition 1980s; Welsh tapestry faux fur edged waistcoat 1960s (2)

Royal Dux figure group modelled as a lady and gentleman, pink pad mark and 1513 to base, 57cm high Condition report: cracks to the back of the base, minor nicks to the green cloak, the occasional crazing line in the glaze.