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An early 19th century needlework of the Madonna with coloured silk threads on a silk ground, the madonna in white with a blue cloak and a halo of stars with an elaborate foliate border 38.5cm x 27.5cm

ENGLISH SCHOOL. AN OIL PAINTING, portrait of a lady in an ermine cloak, indistinct signature lower left, 73 x 62cm

FRANCIS COTES, RA (1726-1770), OIL ON CANVAS, Portrait of a lady half length in a yellow embroidered dress and a blue cloak trimmed with fur, signed and dated 1765, 75 x 62cm. Provenance: Christies, lot 133, 27th June 1980.

Follower of Sir Godfrey Kneller (1646-1723), Portrait of a gentleman, reputedly John Dryden, half length wearing a white stock and red cloak, Oil on canvas, Oval, 73cm x 61cm

Dutch School (19th century), Portrait of a gentleman, in 17th century style, half length,, wearing ruff and dark cloak, Oil on canvas, 74cm x 60cm

English School Portrait of the 1stÊEarl of Salisbury, three-quarterÊÊlength, wearing aÊbrown and gold embroideredÊ cloak and white jerkin withÊlace ruff and cuffs, holding aÊLetter andÊStaffÊ oil on canvas 110 x 79cm Provenance:Ê Christie’s London, Old Master Paintings, 28ÊFebruary 1969, lot 132

A 19TH CENTURY OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE painted with a young lady wearing a jewelled tiara and necklace, 2¼"; and an early 19th Century miniature painted bust length profile of a gentleman wearing white stock and black cloak, 2½", both framed (2).

A Royal Doulton figure 'Spooks', the two figures with red hats and a pale blue cloak, script marks 'Spooks, HN89, potted by CJ Noke sc. Doulton' and printed Doulton mark, 18cm

A Royal Doulton Figurine "Jean" HN 2032, in form of a lady in green dress, with red cloak holding basket of flowers

Gilded metal pilgrim's badge of a saint, possibly medieval; a Romano cloak brooch with green patination; a small white metal censer; a pewter spoon and two steel dividers.

A pearlware pottery bust of Milton, early 19th Century, wearing a black coat and purple cloak, raised on an integral socle base with black line detail, height approx 24cm.

An English porcelain pepper castor, early 19th Century, modelled as a white glazed bulldog seated on its hind quarters with gilt collar and details, raised on a gilt lined circular base inscribed 'Pepper', height approx 7.5cm (minor restoration to left ear) together with an English porcelain candle snuffer in the form of a male figure, mid 19th Century, modelled standing wearing a blue frock coat and green cloak (faults).

A Victorian velvet and beadwork mourning cloak

An early 20th Century composition Queen Alexandra doll, with blonde mohair wig, painted eyebrows, fixed blue eyes, closed mouth and fabric body with composition lower arms and legs, height approx 50cm, wearing a red velvet crown with jewelled, pearl and gold coloured wire net veil, the long pale blue cloak and train with jewelled decoration, the sequined dress edged with roses and wearing undergarments, within a period box and accompanied by a letter with transcript.

Late Victorian ivory silk bodice with matching skirt and cloak, together with a black bead work shawl

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN PEDLAR DOLLS, each having a painted papier mache face and wooden body, the man wearing a brown felt hat, blue jacket and breeches, his lady companion wearing a bonnet and red cloak each carrying baskets of ribbons, books, trinkets and other wares, 28cms high, under glass domes on rosewood stands

A Scottish luckenbooth cloak fastener unmarked, formed as an Inverness style luckenbooth with simple foliate engraved detail and stylised crown above open heart form body, with hinged pin and C clasp to reverse, attached by a fine belcher link chain to a conjoined heart stick pin with spiralled section to pin luckenbooth 6cm high, conjoined heart stick pin 8.3cm long

A No.1 Dress Uniform to a Lieutenant of the Royal Artillery, comprising jacket, trousers and cloak; and a No.1 Battledress Blouse, with cloth titles (2)

1st Lanarkshire Artillery Volunteers, the tunic buttons and cloak clasp of 2nd Lieutenant John R.Cunningham, circa 1875, mounted on a section of red material

A Staffordshire Pottery Figure of a Lion Hunter, circa 1870, he stands wearing feather plumed hat and cloak, holding his shotgun and standing on his male lion trophy amongst green foliate, 40cm high

A Royal Doulton figure 'A Jester' HN2016 (chip to base) and a Royal Doulton earthenware figure 'Sir Walter Raleigh' HN2015 (repair to cloak).

A Plymouth porcelain figure of a young boy representing 'Winter', wearing a fur trimmed cloak, standing by a brazier on a high scroll moulded base, painted in brown enamel, 14cm. high, circa 1770, two minor chips to cloak.

A 16th Century Polychromed Carving of Saint Joseph holding a book and wearing a hat, long cloak and tunic, 19 ins (48 cms) in height.

A Fine Polychromed Wood Carving of Saint Margaret of Antioch, Circa 1500. Her flowing curly brown hair hanging around her shoulders, with a red & blue lined cloak, white girded tunic and long flowing underskirt, holding a book in one hand with a dragon at her feet 37½ ins (95 cms) in height.

A Fine Polychromed & Gilded Wood Carving of Madonna Circa 1500, stood solemn faced with her hands held in prayer, wearing a paste bejewelled coronet on her head with a long draped cloak enriched with gilding over a flowing red robe. Standing on a voluted wall bracket with a winged cherub's head at her feet, 29 ins (74 cms) in height.

MASONIC REGALIA - KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CLOAK AND TABARDS (X2) ONE WITH PROVINCE OF EAST ANGLIA, MASONIC REGALIA, 2 MASTER MASON'S APRONS, ONE PAST MASTERS APRON AND ONE PAST MASTERS COLLAR, TWO MASONIC MARK MASONS APRONS INCL. MASTER, THREE CHAPTER APRONS AND SUFFOLK PROVINCIAL CHAPTER APRON, MASONIC GRAND LODGE REGALIA TO INCLUDE APRON, COLLAR AND CUFFS, TWO MASONIC CHAPTER APRONS TO INCLUDE EAST ANGLIA

A fine mid-17th Century embroidered panel, depicting David playing a harp and wearing a cloak, beneath a fruiting pomegranate tree inhabited by two birds, surrounded by various animals including a lion, elephant, camel, stag and deer, beside a river with fish, dragon and a pair of dogs chasing ducks, in the distance two further fruiting trees inhabited by a monkey and squirrel, a castle and two musicians, worked with coloured silks and threads in tent stitch, approx 34cm x 46cm, within a tortoiseshell frame with ebonized ripple section.

A Derby porcelain armorial dish, circa 1782-1800, of shaped square outline, painted with a coat of arms beneath a crown, flanked by a pair of grey goats, within a puce and ermine cloak border surrounded by grey and gilt flowering stems, beneath a crest of a tree and a saw beneath the motto 'Through', probably relating to the Duke of Hamilton, puce mark to base, width approx 22.3cm.

A pair of Royal Doulton "Blue Children" pottery baluster shaped vases with shaped and moulded rims in the Art Nouveau manner, decorated with winter landscapes, one with a young woman wearing a muff, and the other with a young woman sheltering a child beneath her cloak, with gilt rims, 11ins high (green printed marks to bases - one rim restored)

After Holbein (16th Century German) - Oil painting - Shoulder length portrait of Sir Thomas More (1478-1535) wearing a black cap and a fur trimmed cloak, oak panel 11.5ins x 8.5ins (with later reinforcing struts to rear of panel - surface slightly rippled and bubbled), in ebonised moulded frame

17th Century English School - Oil painting - Shoulder length portrait of a gentleman wearing a wig and a brown cloak, relined canvas 30ins x 25ins, in overpainted gilt moulded frame

A Chinese carved ivory tusk, early 20th century, sympathetically carved in the form of a standing sage, 25 cm high, together with another Chinese ivory carving, in the form of a sage beneath his cloak, signed to underside, 14 cm high, (2).

An Oriental China Figure of a standing gentleman in blue cloak, 26cm high

George III and Charlotte: a Prattware baccus jug well modelled with figures seated upon a barrel the ends moulded in detail with head and shoulder portraits of the King and Queen, a dog, a lions head, fruits and flowers and on the circular base a miniature figure wrapped in a cloak, having animal handle and fish head spout, painted in typical palette, circa 1800, 303mm, restored neck and handle and minor chips to flowers

A Derby dry-edge white-glazed figure of Winter, modelled by Planche, personified as a woman wearing a hooded cloak, leaning on a tree stump and warming her hands over a brazier, c.1754-55, minor chips, one hand lacking and her foot restored, 15.5cm.

Theatrical interest: a pair of Bow white-glazed models of actors in Turkish dress, the man possibly David Garrick, holding a yatagan with one hand resting on his hip, the woman dressed in a long fur-lined cloak, c.1752, some restoration, 20.8cm max. (2) Cf. Raymond C. Yarbrough, Bow Porcelain and the London Theatre, p.38.

An antique silkwork panel depicting St. Martin of Tours cutting his cloak in half to clothe an Amiens beggar, 14 1/4in. x 11in. (36.5 x 28cm); in glazed gilt frame. See illustration

AN EARLY ENGLISH PORCELAIN FIGURE, emblematic of Winter, the bearded figure wearing a cloak and warming himself over a brazier, ? 'X' mark in blue, 4 1/2" high (see illustration).

Edwardian paste set cloak buckle, necklace and other items of costume jewellery

Russell Stuart, beaded dress and a cloak with fur trim (2)

A Japanese bronze seated figure of Jurojin, wearing a cloak and holding a staff and a scroll, the base cast with a two character mark, Meiji 1868-1912, 23.5cm.

Southern & London Midland & Scottish Railway Company (Somerset & Dorset) Letterpress Cloak Room Charges & Conditions Poster, Bath 1930, printed by Waterlow & Sons Ltd. Excellent condition with the exception of a few brown stains here and there.

Three 19th century Meissen porcelain figures comprising: a young man with a basket of grapes, 12.5cm high; a man with triform hat and basket of flowers, 13cm high; an oriental figure with yellow cloak, 12.5cm high, each with blue crossed sword marks and impressed marks; and a Meissen style porcelain figure of a boy with green striped clothes and spade, 13cm high -4

A 19th century Meissen figure of a Nereid on a chariot the sea nymph with yellow floral cloak, the chariot in the form of a scrolling shell (damages) 22cm wide

19TH CENTURY SCHOOL Half length portrait of a lady in a black cloak, watercolour and pencil

Housman, Laurence. Ironical Tales, first edition, Cape, London 1926. Green cloth, octavo; with The Cloak of Friendship, first edition, Murray, London 1905. Green cloth gilt, octavo; and assorted other works by the same, (box).

p Philippe: A Bronze Figure of a Nude Young Woman, circa 1910, her hair gathered up into a chignon bedecked with flowers, upholding one end of a loose cloak which wraps around her back, with one sandaled foot stepped forward, upon an antico rosso marble concave sided oval plinth, signed, also stamped on the sole of the figure's left foot "RG 31539", 30.5cm high (severe chipping on marble base) See illustration

after the Antique: A French Bronze Model of The Apollo Belvedere, early 20th century, modelled standing beside a tree stump with entwined serpent, he wears a cloak and quiver with arm outstretched, signed "F Barbedienne Foundeur" and impressed with the Collas Reduction seal, 44cm high See illustration

a Carved Ivory Figure of the Duke of Wellington, Dieppe, late 19th century, standing with arms folded, a cloak pulled across his shoulders, on a circular integral plinth, 10.6cm high

follower of Johann Kerseboom (18th century) Portrait of a Gentleman, head and shoulders, wearing a cream shirt with lace ruff and blue satin cloak oil on canvas, oval, 74cm by 61cm the work is contained within its original elaborately decorated gilt plaster and wooden frame together with decorated spandrel. See illustration

a Royal Doulton China Figure "King Charles", designed by C J Noke, issued 1920-51, the monarch standing wearing a blue plumed black hat, lace collar over blue/black cloak, waistcoat and breeches with blue garters and rosette decorated shoes, with wooden stick, on a canted square base, printed mark in green and gilt, and initialled "PS" in black, 42.5cm high See illustration

Follower of Christian Wilhelm Dietriech, Half-length portrait of a man wearing a feathered hat and fur-edged cloak, oil on panel, unsigned, 18cms x 14cms, (7" x 5¢"").

HENRY WILLIAMSON: 15 ttls: THE DARK LANTERN, 1951, 1st edn, org cl, part d/w, DONKEY BOY, 1952, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, YOUNG PHILLIP MADDISON, 1953, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (stuck, to bds), HOW DEAR IS LIFE, 1954 1ST edn, orig cl, d/w, A FOX UNDER MY CLOAK, 1955, 1st edn, orig cl, part d/w pasted in at front, THE GOLDEN VIRGIN, 1966, 3rd impress, orig cl, LOVE AND THE LOVELESS, 1958, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, A TEST TO DESTRUCTION, 1960, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, THE INNOCENT MOON, 1961, 1ST edn, orig cl, d/w, IT WAS THE NIGHTINGALE, 1962, 1ST edn, orig cl, d/w, THE POWER OF THE DEAD, 1963, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, THE PHOENIX GENERATION, 1965, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, A SOLITARY WAR, 1966, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, LUCIFER BEFORE SUNRISE, 1967, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w, THE GALE OF THE WORLD, 1969, 1st edn, orig cl, d/w (15)

A Jordanian cloak and a Damask silk wrap.

A carved ivory figure of a grotesque with a cloak, claw feet, on a wave type base, signed on red inset tablet 10.5cm

A Royal Doulton Figurine "Premier", HN 2343, in form of a lady in green cloak, 19.5cm high

Italian school The Virgin Mary, 19th century, in blue cloak with hands clasped, in gilt oval frame, oil on board, oval h: 8 x w: 6.50 in.

A fine bronze figure of a classical warrior holding a sword, wearing a helmet and animal skin cloak, seated on a tree trunk, 20in. high, signed P. Dubois and foundary mark of F. Barbedienne Fondeur. See illustration

A BLUE SUEDE DOUBLE-BREASTED COAT and A BLACK WOOLLEN CLOAK WITH FAKE FUR COLLAR (2)

BERKERTEX RED AND WHITE SPOTTED CHIFFON EVENING DRESS, BLACK VELVET CLOAK WITH SILVER LAME AND SILVER DECORATION, A GOLD BROCADE AND LUREX EVENING COAT, and FOUR OTHER ITEMS (7)