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A Selfridges of London vintage blue suit, size 14

An interesting collection of suits including morning suit, braces, waist coats etc

A Frank Walder jacket, a Habella jacket, a Franken Walder jacket an Olsen suede suit, a Marela sport linen skirt and an Eastex wool and cashmere coat size 12

A Jersey masters skirt suit (size 14), a cream skirt suit (size 14), a navy 'Vivace' jacket (size 14) and a mint two piece jacket and skirt

An Anne Thomas jacket and skirt suit, size 14, A Helen Michael's jacket and skirt suit, size 14 and a 'Forever Yours' navy jacket and dress suit, size 14/16

A cream embroidered bridal suit comprising jacket and skirt, size 10

A set of WW2 Air Ministry issue playing cards, each number and suit representing a different aircraft, for identification, blue pack, boxed with printed key en suite, c.1941

London Topography - Thornbury (Walter), Old and New London: A Narrative of Its History, Its People, and Its Places, The City, Ancient and Modern, Illustrated with numerous Engravings from the most Authentic Sources, Casell and Company, Limited, London 1897, six-volume suit, quarter-morocco and buckram boards, tall 8vo; Walford (Edward), Greater London: A Narrative of Its History, Its People, and Its Places, Cassell and Company, Limited, London 1898, two-volume set, bound en suite with the previous set, tall 8vo [8]

Costume - vintage BMW leather motorbike suit, including jacket and salopettes; a Belstaff motorbike jacket

*Grace (W.G.) An autograph note, signed 'W.G. Grace', December 1889, on London County Cricket Club headed paper: "I find we cannot play you at Norbury[?] on May 5th as we play Surrey here. Would April 28th suit you, and would you like to come to us on a Bank Holiday", together with four scorecards: Gloucestershire v. Surrey, August 30-01 September, 1877; Gloucestershire v. Lancashire, August 26-28, 1880; Goucestershire v. Australians, August 02-04, 1880; Gloucestershire v. Australians, August 9-11, 1888, and a printed photograph of Grace, all mounted in a framed display (1)

LEATHER JACKET, WET SUIT ETC.

"Claude the Cat" a large unusual bespoke made 20th century ventriloquist's doll, in the form of a cat, the head of traditional papier mache construction with detailed faux fur and painted finish, composed in two sections with a complicated stick movement with moving jaw and eyes, presented with three bodies, one depicted in brightly coloured swimming trunks with faux fur limbs, the second in the form of a blue striped holiday suit with white shirt and red silk tie, the third in the form of a blue zoot suit with 'cats eyes' decoration, 103cm tall approx (when standing)

Reproduction suit of armour, the full suit including greave, cuisse, breast and back plates, pauldron, rerebrace, vambrace and gauntlets, with a hounskull type bascinet together with another bascinet, maul and a sword

A large flight/suit case

An Ossie Clark for Radley brown moss crêpe trouser suit, early 1970s, labelled, the blouse with satin yoke, the drawstring neckline with keyhole opening down to the naval, satin tie waistband; flared trousers, bust approx 87cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Nice strong colour. Jacket very fresh. Discolouration to trousers near hem.

A rare John Galliano 'Lolita' collection tousled, fringed body suit, SS 1992, probably the show piece, unlabelled, of nude silk crepe de chine overlaid in grey tulle, the low front and cuffs edged in floss silk fringing in shade of orangeThis was the lost show Galliano made with Aguecheek as his backer. It never went into production - hence no labelling. On the catwalk it was worn with a black bra and bias cut transparent skirt.Provenance: a member of the Galliano studio CONDITION REPORT: Tulle needs re-stitching at the armholes. Soiling to crotch, would benefit from cleaning. Otherwise good condition.

A John Galliano navy wool and faux fur coat, 'Tin Tribe' collection, AW 1996-97, with Galliano Paris and Bergdorf Goodman labels dated 12-16-96, with graduated 'bird peck' cutwork overall but more concentrated over the bodice area, faux beaver lamb facings, size 42/10; together a fitted grey flannel suit, AW 1997-98 'Susie Sphinx' collection, the jacket with faux curved front pockets, size 36, (3)The cutwork design on the coat was inspired by birds pecking milk tops. The AW 96-97 collection was a highly successful mixture of stylish city ensembles with vibrant and exotic central Asian and native American inspired looks. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition

A John Galliano black wool suit, 'Pin-up/Misia Sert' collection, Spring-Summer 1995, burgundy satin Paris label, jacket with padded shoulders and halter-neck style lapel, cord covered buttons; the high-waisted pencil skirt with interior corset, bust 92cm, 36in, waist 71cm, 28in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Jacket: good condition, no problems. Skirt: good condition, lining has split along seam below rear zip closure (minor). Would benefit from dry cleaning, light soiling.

A Chanel black wool suit, 1990s, Boutique labelled and size 40, the jacket with velvet collar and cuffs, gilt double 'C' buttons, un-lined; together with an Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche white silk sleeveless blouse, labelled and size 40 (3) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

Five swimsuits, 1950s-60s, including a Cole of California black example with plunging mesh insert to front, labelled; a Catalina of California printed cotton beach ensemble, labelled, and others, various sizes (8) Margit Fellegi was chief designer for Coles from 1936-1972, having previously designed for stage and film. In 1964 she designed the stretch lycra suit with elasticated mesh that held the suit in place. The suit was revealing but at the same time secure. The advertisement at the time showing a picture of Joan MacGowan wearing the suit asked, 'Isn't it time somebody created and absolutely wild scandal for nice girls?'. Esther Williams was also an advocate of Cole's swim-wear stating 'Here's the perfect suit for real swimmers...the best I've ever worn. It will really do something for your form - in or out of the water'. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, pink with shop tag still attached. Cole suit - black fishnet mesh has discoloured to brown in places.

A Chanel couture black and white tartan wool suit, mid 1960s, un-labelled, the jacket with gilt cast lion-head buttons, four pockets, lined in silk and with chain weighted hem; knee length skirt, bust 86cm, 34in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Lacking cufflinks. Four of the buttons are Chanel replacements of originals. Jacket is lacking cuff-link type buttons, buttonholes - the stitches have worn and been re-embroidered, lining seam has re-opened 1cm below left armhole (minor), centre back lining seam has been re-sewn - probably made smaller down centre back seam. Skirt has been altered, waistline has been reduced and fabric taken in rear left hip area and centre back above kick pleat, hem has been raised and re-lowered to original.

A group of Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche suits and jackets, mainly 1980s, labelled, comprising: merlot silk suit with velvet bows to jacket, matching skirt, size 40; army-green wool suit, size 36; red tuxedo-style wool jacket, size 36; and others, various sizes (7) CONDITION REPORT: good.

A Chanel forest-green bouclé wool suit, 1997, Boutique labelled, the jacket with chain weighted hem and double 'C' zip-pull; pleated mini-skirt, bust 92cm, 36in (2) CONDITION REPORT: good condition, no problems, Chanel silver disc to one cuff only (intentional), looks little worn

A Chanel red bouclé wool suit, 1990s, Boutique labelled, the jacket edged with silk braid and with gilt double 'C' knot-shaped buttons, chain weighted hem; skirt with front pocket to right hip, bust 92cm, 36in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Very light soiling to silk lining at underarms, minor. Skirt pocket has come slightly unstitched at right corner (minor)

A Chanel hot-pink bouclé wool suit, 1994, Boutique labelled and size 40, the jacket buttons with gilt double 'C', chain weighted hem and oversized pointed collar; knee length skirt (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A Jean Paul Gaultier black gabardine suit, 'Can-Can' collection, AW 1991-92, Femme labelled, the jacket with fitted waist and pointed peplum, lining with printed Chinese characters, size 40; matching tiered skirt size 42 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no problems. Slight soiling, would benefit from cleaning. Nice piece.

A Chanel ivory cashmere/wool suit, 2000s, labelled, with iridescent flecks to basket-weave and edged in sequins; jacket with gilt double 'C' buttons and original price tag of $3,500, size 44; matching skirt, size 34 (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, unworn.

A Chanel Boutique pink cotton jacket and chiffon skirt, 2000s, labelled, the jacket size 40, together with a black trouser suit with velvet detailing, Chanel Boutique labelled and size 36 (4) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A group of Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche cocktail suits and separates, 1980s, labelled, comprising: black velvet jacket with gilt buttons edged in gold braid, matching skirt, size 38; tuxedo-style skirt suit, size 38; teal wool jacket; black skirt; and a pair of leather trousers, various sizes (7) CONDITION REPORT: All good condition, no problems

A Chanel gold-coloured tweed suit, 2005, labelled and size 40, flecked with metallic threads, the jacket with gilt buttons cast with double 'C's, bows and wheatears, chain weighted hem; matching knee-length skirt (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Jacket pockets still stitched shut. Skirt has one thread pull to lower front right (minor)

A Thierry Mugler red velvet suit, early 1990s, labelled and size 40, the form fitting jacket with large star shaped pendant to front with central rhinestone, matching knee-length skirt (2) CONDITION REPORT: good.

A group of Chanel sport and leisure-wear, modern, labelled, approx eight ensembles, including a black airtex track-suit; ivory silk top trimmed with pres-studs and complimenting drawstring trousers; and others, busts approx 86-102cm, 34-40in (qty) CONDITION REPORT: Overall good condition.

A Jean Paul Gaultier man's rayon jumpsuit, 1990s, Homme labelled and size GB 42, with plunging halter-neck and low back, nautical striped lining to bodice, waist 91cm, 36in Provenance: Lots 319 to 326, from the estate of the late Robert Patterson Robert Patterson was something of a 'dandy'. Through his career as a sculptor and design of mannequins he came into close contact with the fashion industry. He was known for his personal sense of style which could include him turning up to the Royal Opera House, bare-chested wearing a Jean Paul Gaultier halter-neck jump suit - to the tweedy 'country-squire' look for more casual weekends. Robert created mannequins for ground-breaking exhibitions such as the recent Alexander McQueen shows at both the Metropolitan Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum. Although modest about his considerable talents and successful career, he was not shy when it came to dressing up. His sartorial style was admired and appreciated by those who knew him. He died in 2016 following an illness. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no problems

A group of mostly tweed menswear, 1950s, approx thirteen ensembles, including a pair of houndstooth jodhpurs; brown wool ski pants; a 1953 Billings & Edmonds navy wool suit; and others, chests approx 97-107cm, 38-42in (qty) Provenance: from the estate of the late Robert Patterson CONDITION REPORT: Generally good condition.

A group of men's casual-wear, 1960s-90s, approx eight ensembles, including an Etro colourfully striped cotton suit; 1960s Selfridges wool blazer with customised stripes; Jean Paul Gaultier denim waistcoat; and others, various sizes (10)Provenance: from the estate of the late Robert Patterson CONDITION REPORT: Generally good condition. Brown suede jacket has a 10cm tear at left sleeve

An Azzedine Alaïa black velvet trouser suit, 1980s, labelled, the jacket with two front buttoned pockets, size 42, matching trousers with turn-ups, size 40; together with an Emanuel Ungaro suit, labelled and size 10 (4) CONDITION REPORT: good condition.

A Christian Dior Boutique hot-pink wool suit, 1980s, labelled, the jacket with large gold beaded and cord tassel, bust 92cm, 36in, waist 66cm, 26in; together with a Dior Boutique white leather and lace jacket, 2011, labelled and size 42 (3) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A group of designer wear, 1980s-modern, labelled, including an Escada black lace and mink trimmed cocktail dress, couture labelled and size 36; a Karl Lagerfeld blue linen suit with gilt buttons; labelled and size 40, and others, various sizes (7) CONDITION REPORT: ·All good condition.·Escada dress - soiling from make-up to inner front collar edge·Blue linen Lagerfeld jacket - one small soil spot at left cuff (minor)·Red dress - one small soil spot at rear left seat area (minor)

A Chanel Boutique nautical inspired wool suit, circa 1991, labelled and size 40, the gilt buttons with double 'C' and edged in twisted 'rope', lined in silk, the jacket with chain weighted hem (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, care label removed from jacket

A Chanel Boutique cream silk trouser suit, 1990s, labelled and size 42, the buttons with gilt double 'C's, trousers with sailor-style front buttoned closure, lined in silk (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good.

A Chanel Boutique pink tweed jacket, Spring-Summer 1990, labelled, with black knot buttons, chain weighted hem, bust 87cm, 34in; together with a Chanel white piqué trouser suit, 2001, labelled and size 38 (3)Naomi Campbell is pictured wearing the couture version of the jacket smiling backstage at the catwalk show in 'Chanel: The couturiere at work' by Amy de la Haye/Shelley Tobin, p.117 CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Very faint small light brown spot stain to front of pink jacket near middle button, minor.

A Chanel cream cotton tweed suit, Spring 2010, labelled, the jacket with plaited ecru and white braid edging, CC and wheelbarrow buttons to the waist belt, matching skirt, chest 92cm, 36in, waist 71cm, 28in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, very fresh

A Chanel couture cocktail suit, 1963, labelled and numbered 18145, the sleeveless dress with ivory and silver lamé bodice, ivory bouclé wool skirt, self-covered buttons, the loose jacket with chain to hem, bust 92cm, 36in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Jacket: one sleeve has been relined, one sleeve in need of relining, otherwise fresh and good. Dress: exterior is good, bodice lining with faint perspiration rings and a split. Skirt lining has been replaced, a few holes in this above rear hem area.

A Claude Montana purple wool suit, French, 1990s, labelled, size 38/4, double breasted jacket and short skater skirt with top-stitched hem, bust 92cm, 36in, waist 66cm, 26in (2)Provenance: Originally from the collection of Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis. CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, very fresh

A group of colourful Christian Lacroix clothing, 1980s, labelled, five ensembles, including a cotton jacket with kashmir-style print and ornate rhinestone buttons; tweed suit in shades of orange and green; and others, average bust 97cm, 38in (qty) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no problems, look little worn

A group of Hermès day-wear, 1990s, labelled, including grey cashmere trouser suit with matching belt; ivory silk raincoat and others, various sizes (8) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A Chanel couture peacock blue and brown flecked tweed suit, 1974, labelled and numbered 50064, the tweed probably by Bernat Klein, with short stand collar, blue tweed edgings, gilt concave buttons, matching straight skirt, chest 97cm, 38in, waist 76cm, 30in (2) CONDITION REPORT: Jacket: has moth damage to front closure edging and 3cm diam hole within the left front tweed panel, silk lining is faintly discoloured along neck edge and has peppering of small brown marks (minor). Piling to tweed. Pres-studs inside cuffs indicate an optional cuff attachment. Skirt: silk lining with moth damage, front left side seam has been altered.

A group of Yves Saint Laurent clothing, 1980s, Rive Gauche labelled, including a 'Le Smoking' double-breasted jacket; orange cotton skirt-suit; and others, sizes 38-44 (7) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition.

A group of mainly Louis Mies couture cocktail-wear, 1980s, approximately five ensembles; including a gold and black brocatelle suit, lined in shocking pink satin and spangled with rhinestones; Victorian inspired black taffeta dress with heart motif and others, busts approx 92-102cm, 36-40in (10) CONDITION REPORT: good

Two Louis Mies couture extreme puff-ball summer silk dresses, 1980s, labelled, one in pink floral print, the other polka-dot; together with a Di Marino couture silk floral mini-skirt suit, labelled, the jacket with trailing dipped hem, busts approx 92cm, 36in (3) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition, no problems

A Digby Morton grey wool pinstripe suit, 1950s, labelled, the jacket with self-covered buttons, two front pockets; matching long pencil skirt; together with an ivory linen summer dress, busts 92cm, 36in (3) CONDITION REPORT: Good. Morton- perspiration stains to underarms at lining only, not visible to exterior. Slight light brown satining to white pin-stripes at right front near hem, minor.

An Yves Saint Laurent hot pink suede suit and striped silk dress, 1980s, Rive Gauche labelled and size 42, both the jacket and dress with original tie belts (5) CONDITION REPORT: Good condition. Slight scuffing to suede from wear.

STOKER BRAM: (1847-1912) Irish Author of the novel Dracula (1897). A.L.S., Bram Stoker, one page, 8vo, n.p. (London), 12th March 1897, to a gentleman, on the blind embossed stationery of the Lyceum Theatre. Stoker announces 'I should of course be delighted to send you a photo but I have not one - I have not had one done for years', adding that the last he had taken was in America and that he doesn't have any copies. However Stoker continues to add 'I have asked Mr. Burgin….to send you a stereo of my portrait which is in Miss Betty in case that would suit you. I hope it will'. Some very light, extremely minor age wear and with a slightly irregularly trimmed left edge, not affecting the text or signature, otherwise VGThe present letter is dated in the same year that Dracula was published. Stoker accompanied actor Henry Irving, owner of the Lyceum Theatre, to America during a tour in the capacity of the thespian's personal assistant. Stoker published his non-fiction work A Glimpse of America in 1886.

ZOLA EMILE: (1840-1902) French Novelist, Playwright & Journalist, a prominent figure in the Dreyfus Affair. A.L.S., Emile Zola, two pages (separate leaves), 8vo, Paris, 3rd April 1889, to a colleague ('Mon cher confrére'), in French. Zola apologises for not having replied to his correspondent earlier and adds that, instead of disturbing him, it may be simpler to come and see him, enquiring 'Don't you all gather at the seat of the Society of Men of Letters?' and adding 'If yes, please make me an appointment there, at 4pm, on the day that will suit you best, except Thursday and Saturday'. A few minor spots of foxing and some extremely light age wear, otherwise VG

BATTENBERG LOUIS: (1854-1921) British Admiral of the Fleet, father of Louis Mountbatten. A.L.S., Louis Battenberg, three pages, 8vo, Darmstadt, 19th May 1892, to his steward (Groundsall), marked 'Private'. Battenberg sends his instructions for mobilising and informs his correspondent that if they receive a telegram 'saying “Embark at Portsmouth” (or any other port) such and such a date” ' then they are to arrange at once for a cook and valet to accompany him, further listing the items that they should take, including uniform, sword & belts, a great coat and cloak, six pairs of white trousers, a chest of drawers and pillows and bed linen, and further remarking 'If I telegraph the name of ship, you are not to let anyone know'. Together with a second A.L.S., Louis Battenberg, three pages, 8vo, Darmstadt, 11th November 1892, also to his steward (Groundsall), announcing that he has an appointment at the Admiralty and will require a valet, explaining 'He will have very light work as I shall live in lodgings and have my meals at the Club. When the Princess comes out we shall stay at an Hotel. When I travel on inspections the servant will remain in London. He will be on board wages & as my expenses will otherwise be high & the work light, the wages will not be high. If you care to come I will gladly take you - if not, get me someone else. As I shall keep the appointment until I get a ship, when I should be ready to take you again as Steward, it may suit you….' Also including an autograph envelope hand addressed by Battenberg to E. Groundsall ('Steward to H.I.H. Pc. L of B') at Shanklin on the Isle of Wight, signed by Battenberg with his initial to the lower left corner and postmarked at London, July 1892. Some heavy traces of former mounting to the edges of the first letter and both with some age wear and neat splitting at the edges of the folds, only very slightly affecting the text. FR to about G, 3

CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. A vintage signed 5 x 7½ photograph by Churchill, the image depicting the politician seated in a three-quarter length pose wearing a suit with bow tie. Signed ('WS Churchill') in dark fountain pen ink to a dark area at the base of the image. Matted in cream and framed and glazed in a brown wooden frame to an overall size of 9½ x 12. Together with a T.L.S., LM Shillingford, by Lettice Shillingford, Churchill's Secretary, one page, 8vo (neatly trimmed), London, 16th November 1956, to Mr J. W. Kirk, pasted to the verso of the frame, stating, in full, 'I return to you the photograph which you sent some time ago, belonging to Mr. Upchurch. Sir Winston was very glad to sign it for him, and you were kind enough to say you would deliver it.' VG

Large collection of board, other games Totopoly, Go etc & a Puppet Theatre in suit case and box Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Palitoy Action Man Action Soldier, contained in original box. Also included Action Man Mountain troop clothing and accessories to include white clothes suit with pair of gloves and rucksack, snow shoes and skies with sticks, Ice pick, brown boots, rifle. and 4 grenades. Also Action Man Army Manual AM93530000 (qty)

A LARGE AND IMPOSING 19TH CENTURY BRONZE FRENCH KNIGHT CLOCK formed as a Knight in suit of armour, holding a shield, the clock movement set in a shield with clubs and swords, movement 2123, eight-day striking on a single bell and standing on a marble base. 37ins high, 22ins wide.

Cased set of four sterling silver whist pens, each with a different suit finial also a pair silver scarf rings HG & S 54 g cased and a Royal Mint silver proof crown 1990 cased with certificate of authenticity