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Alfred Lord Tennyson, after Sir John Steell RSA, Copeland, published Edinburgh 1850, seated, wearing a voluminous cloak, a book and pen in his hands, an Irish greyhound lying at his side, impressed "Copeland, J Steell Sculp Edin 1850", the base with incomplete brown transfer printed mark "Association for the Promotion of the .... Edinburgh", 34cm high See illustration Steel (Sir John), RSA (1804-1891). An emanate Scottish sculptor who resided in Rome for many years before returning to live in Scotland. He was a member of the Royal Scottish Academy and was Queen Victoria's appointed sculptor in Scotland. He sculptured the seated figure of Sir Walter Scott which is located in the Scott Memorial on Princes Street, Edinburgh. He was knighted by the Queen upon the inauguration of his stature of the Prince Consort in 1876; this is also in Edinburgh. See Copeland (Robert) Parian, Copeland's Statuary Porcelain, Antique Collectors Club, p.92.

English School, 19th century: Portrait miniature of a Young Woman Cradling a Whippet, with sullen expression, brown hair and wearing a cloak, against a stormy grey sky, oval, 6.5cm by 5.5cm, in a decorative rosewood frame with inner rococo scroll borders See illustration

A Lenci earthenware figure of the Madonna with a nude girl, modelled by Elena Konig Scavini, circa 1935, wearing a light blue cloak with silver stars, modellers name incised to cloak base, painted mark and paper label, 39.5cm high

A Wood pearlware Bacchus jug in the form of a figure with lion cloak, seated on a barrel, on the reverse a boy Satyr, the handle in the form of a monkey, painted in Pratt enamels, 32cm. high, circa 1800, some damage to dolphin spout.

A STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN FIGURE "Queen and Emperor", each dressed in ceremonial ermine cloak, on oval base, 19th century, 11" high

Gardelli, Continental School - Oval Miniature Half Length Portrait of a Lady, her Hair in Ringlets, wearing a Crimson Dress and Blue Cloak, 19th Century watercolour, signed, approx 8cm x 6.5cm, within an oval gilt metal frame. (See illustration)

Two Staffordshire Goldscheider pottery lampbase figures, mid-20th Century, each modelled as a young girl wearing a cloak and gloves standing beside a pile of suitcases on a black oval base, green printed marks to base (faults and restoration).

A Lladro second quality model of a musketeer, a blue cloak over his arm, blue printed, impressed and incised marks to base, shape No. 6121, together with a Lladro porcelain figure of a recumbent boy (restored) and another of a sleeping child.

A 19th Century Parian ware standing figure of a children wearing a large cloak. 6" (15cms) high.

An early 19th Century Staffordshire Figure of a hunter, modelled as a kilted man standing with a plumed hat and wearing a short jacket and cloak, and holding a rifle in the crook of his right arm, his dog standing on its hind legs on his right with its paws on his thigh, the base moulded with a shot game bird, painted in colours throughout, 14 ?" high

18TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, a portrait of a gentleman wearing a brown cloak and blue collar, pastels, 5" x 3 1/2" and one other similar. (2) (see illustration)

Sea Nymph with Trident (64) purple cloak, 100mm

A Japanese Boxwood Box and Cover, in the form of a figure wearing a cloak, and having a carved ivory face, 5.5 cm See illustration

Brooches (2), comprising Celtic cloak style set with mother of pearl, the other bar type with oval green agate set between two angels, a frog pendant set with mother of pearl & a pair of drop earrings set with green agate, post & butterfly fittings (4)

A Japanese Meiji period carved ivory netsuke, in the form of the treasure boat carrying the seven gods of good fortune with their individual attributes, mallet, cloak, jewel and cloves, signed on the underside, 6cm (2 1/4in) high

AGNES GROZIER HERBERTSON: LUCY-MARY OR THE COBWEB CLOAK, ill Margaret W Tarrant, 1910, 1st edn, 6 col’d plts, orig pict cl gt + GRACE RHYS: THE MAGIC WOOD BEYOND THE WORLD, ill Margaret W Tarrant, 1931, 1st edn under this ttl, orig pict cl + HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN: FAIRY STORIES, ill Margaret W Tarrant, nd 10th edn, orig cl d/w (3)

A Victorian Staffordshire and gilt heightened figure, study of a female figure in cloak, 26cm high

A group of four Staffordshire flat backs figure groups comprising: a highland male and female figure group seated with painted clock face bellow, 35cm high; a highland male and female figure group seated beneath a wooded garland, 36cm high; a gentleman on horse back with orange cloak, 35cm high and a standing male and female group, 32 cm high (4)

The Virgin and Christ child, Savoy, 16th century terracotta relief, the three quarter length relief with the crowned Virgin tenderly holding the standing Christ child, the Virgin's tresses falling to her shoulders, her cloak and shift with intricate borders h.48cm. Sold with a thermoluminescence analysis report from Oxford Authentication stating that the sample (N202c12) was last fired between 300 and 500 years ago, i.e. between 1500 and 1700. This finely worked terracotta relief is difficult to place as it appears to be a combination of Northern and Italian styles; note the benevolent expression of the Virgin and the intricate tooling to her drapery which would indicate a Northern origin, and the stance of the Child and the Virgin which is Italian in origin. Compare with the full length figure of the Virgin and Child in the Louvre, attributed to Savoy. RELATED LITERATURE Sculptures Francais, catalogue, Musee du Louvre, Paris, 1996, p.196

A BRONZE FIGURE OF A MALE SCHOLAR by Jules Salmson, depicting a student wearing a cap and cloak and holding a scroll and ribbon tied manuscript, raised on moulded circular base, signed, brown patination, 22 1/2 high

BRITISH COMMEMORATIVE MEDALS, Great Britain, Henry VIII, Bronze Portrait Medal, c.1524, uniface cast, possibly Continental workmanship, bearded bust left, wearing large hat and ornate cloak, HENRICVS VIII GD REX ANGL FRANC DOMI, 59mm (cf MI 30/14). Very fine with dark patination, extremely rare. The medal is an old re-working or restitution of a unique lead medal, formerly in the Bute Collection (lot 13) and illustrated in the MI Plates from an electrotype copy. The DG in the legend has been reversed and DOM H has become DOMI. A smaller version is also known, this having a Tudor Rose on the reverse (MI 30/15). The similarity in the workmanship of this medal when compared with others of the Count d’Egmont and Charles V would seem to suggest a medallist from the Netherlands rather than Hans Daucher, to whom Henry Grunthal attributed the later (Portcullis reverse) portrait medal of 1526 (ANS, Museum Notes, 1958). Another example was offered by Bonhams, 19 October, 1993 (lot 151 - 520)

A pair of Meissen allegorical figures of 'Autumn' and 'Winter' circa 1755 modelled by F.E. Meyer, 'Autumn' as a Bacchanalian youth holding a goblet and grapes, clad in a robe decorated with indianische Blumen, with a hare hung fron the strap, and leaning on a gilt-edged rococo urn encrusted with fruiting vines, 'Winter' as a bearded man with a fur-lined purple cloak painted with purple and blue flower sprigs, a goblet and bottle by a small fire on a pedestal to his side, from which grows a branch at the rear, a brazier at his feet, the high scroll-moulded bases edged in gilding crossed swords marks in underglaze-blue 22.5cm., 8.875in. some minor chips (2) Another example of 'Winter' is published by R. Ruckert, Meissener Porzellan, no.991, where it is attributed to Friedrich Elias Meyer.

CIRCLE OF MARY BEALE A portrait of Elizabeth Comyn wearing an ivory gown and a blue cloak, in a feigned oval, inscribed with the sitter's name, oil on canvas, 393/4" x 241/2".

An opal and diamond five stone line set ring, the three opals set between two old-cut dimonds, total weight approximatley 0.16 carats, with pierced scrolling girdle, stamped '18CT', finger size H, an agate and citrine Scottish cloak brooch, and a bracelet stamped '9C'

A quantity to include cornelian and amethyst beads, paste set brooches, cloak pins, etc.

ERIC GILL ST MARTIN OF TOURS RELIEF patinated bronze relief panel, cast inscription 'St Martin/ Pray/ For Us' 45cm x 39cm Literature: Judith Collins, 'Eric Gill: the Sculpture', London 1998, pl. 249, pp 195-6 Note; This relief panel was originally commissioned in stone for Campion Hall Brewer Street Oxford in 1935, and executed from September - October of that year. The new building was designed by Edwin Lutyens and the plaque was unveiled on Armistice Day, 11th November 1935. A cast of the finished work was presumably taken at this time. In this relief St Martin has dismounted from his horse and is depicted in the act of tearing his cloak in half in order to share it with the naked beggar who seeks his help.

Three Japanese ivory netsuke, late 19th Century, a figure of a seated Hotei drinking tea, signed Gyokushu; a man seated on his straw hat, signed Guyokumon, and Duruma wrapped in his cloak, all approx 3cm (3)

A Bust of Richard Green, after Edwd W Wyon, Minton, published London 1863, looking downwards to sinister, wearing a heavy "Roman" cloak, circular base, impressed "Minton", year cypher for 1864, titled "RICHARD GREEN ESQ EDWD W WYON SCULPTOR LONDON 1863", 27cm high This bust was not given a shape number and does not appear in the Minton figure books, however, examples were produced in limited quantities. See Jones (Joan) MINTON-The First Two Hundred Years of Design and Production, pg.332.

A Pedestal Bust of a Greek Maiden, unknown factory, circa 1870, gazing downwards to dexter, a cloak drawn over her coiffured hair, upon a concave sided circular plinth, 23.5cm high; and Another Similar, with encrusted flowers in her hair, 26cm high (2)

A Pedestal Bust, probably of the Prince Consort, unknown factory, perhaps circa 1850, sporting a moustache and with a cloak over his right shoulder revealing medals, on a swept circular pedestal foot, 32.5cm high

A 19th century miniature portrait of an elegant lady wearing a green cloak, on porcelain, with locket reverse and with yellow metal beaded surround 6 cm x 5.3 cm

A cloak pin, the ball finial with band of half pearls and a small pair of swallow brooches linked by a chain

INTERESTING VELVET FRAGMENT reputedly from King Charles I cloak from Hedgerley Church, Bucks, with signed declaration from Richard R. Greasey stating the fragment was gifted to his grandmother by the Vicar's wife, glazed oak frame, 12.5" x 10"

An Italian sculpted alabaster model of a maiden, possibly personifying Faith, circa 1900, portrayed with head declined to sinister with cloak drawn up, a book held in her right hand, on a circular base, 49.5cm high

A Capodimonte figure group, unsigned,modelled as a man in a cloak and top hat seated on steps with a dog and a cat.

A Staffordshire figure of Queen Victoria, modelled standing with an ermine lined cloak and titled in gilt ‘Queen of England and Empress of India, crowned June 20th 1837, Year of Jubilee 1887’ 41.5cm high

A Bow figure of a Nun, seated wearing a dark cloak and reading a book. 5 1/2" (14cms) high (restored).

Ernst Barlach (1897-1938) for Meissen, a Bottger stoneware figure 'Schwebender Gottvater' (Floating Godfather), designed 1924, issued 1954, signed to one side, impressed crossed swords mark and 'Bottger Steinzeug', incised A1070 and L230 and with a stamped mark, 51cm high (two chips to rear of cloak)

Roland, a cold painted bronze and ivory figure, Mephistopheles, his head cocked and a hand on his chin, wearing a hooded cloak with tights and pointed shoes, all painted red, his face and hands in ivory, the rusticated triform marble plinth inscribed 'Roland Paris', 24cm high overall (minor wear to paint)

vICTORIAN SCHOOL a figure wearing a cloak holding a sword watercolour 19 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches and a companion picture of a mediaeval knight 10 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches framed by Samuel Jennings

A Continental porcelain figure of a lady modelled stooping with a cloak and wide brimmed hat, holding a letter, raised on a rocky base encrusted with flowers.

An oval portrait miniature of a bearded gentleman in 16th Century costume, wearing a green cloak and a hat, in an oval gilt frame, with a bow shaped surmount, the back detailed Earl of Essex. Illustrated.

A late 19th century oval porcelain plaque, hand painted with a young lady in blue hooded cloak, 18cm by 13cm in glazed frame

A Collection of Star Wars Toys and Memorabilia, including twenty eight action figures mounted on card, boxed Jango Fett costume, Darth Vader mask and cloak, model kit etc., in two boxes

Kerman part silk pictorial rug, south central Persia, late 19th-early 20th century, 3ft.10in. x 2ft.9in. 1.17m. x 0.84m. Overall uneven wear, heavy in places, damage, patched lower centre field. The rug shows scenes from the life of the Persian hero Rustam, taken from the Shahnameh of Firdausi. Rustam himself is seated on his horse Rakhsh; his attributes as described by Firdausi are present here - his helmet made from the skull of the White Demon, his bull-headed mace, his spotted leopard-skin cloak and his split beard; in the background, his friend Afrashiob kills Ali Khoosh. Note details in yellow silk in the elephants anklets.

19th Century English School 3in. x 2 1/4in. (7.5 x 5.6cm) oval A miniature half-length portrait of a young dark-haired woman wearing a white dress and carrying a scarlet cloak.

A Royal Doulton nude female figure "The Bather", HN1238, 7 3/4in. high (small paint chip to the rear of her cloak).

An early 20th century Meissen figure emblematic of night, the lady scantily clad in a grey cloak, she leans on a tree trunk to sleep standing on a gilt base, crossed swords mark, 36cm high (W)

Michael Von Musscher (Dutch, 1645-1706) Portrait of a Gentleman in a Brown and Purple Cloak signed with monogram and dated 1690 oil on canvas 46 x 37cm Provenance: Purchased at Christies, London, 1956 (according to an old label on the reverse) Private collection, Norfolk

Two Michael Sutty Figurines of a girl wearing a top hat and a further Study of young lady wearing a cloak with a fur collar, both 13” high

A Plated on Copper Muffiniere, a pair of silver sugar nips, a cloak chain, spoons and items

STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE OF BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE, 19th CENTURY, modelled on horseback and painted with a green cloak, highlighted with gilding. 36cm

A LATE VICTORIAN YELLOW METAL STICK PIN, set with a circular micro mosaic hardstone, depicting a temple, a yellow metal and enamel CLOAK PIN and fastener and three other STICK PINS. (5)

An Elizabeth II Assembled Full Dress Uniform and Equipment of the Household Cavalry (Blues and Royals), comprising:- a white metal helmet with red horse hair plume; a blue tunic with scarlet facings and staybrite buttons; plated cuirasses with leather linings and shoulder scales; a buff leather shoulder belt with brass buckle; a black plastic pouch with brass badge; a pair of white buckskin breeches; a pair of black leather jack boots; a blue cloak; a webbing sword belt; a tan leather sword frog and pouch; a sword with plated hilt and scabbard; an iron framed leather saddle with stirrup irons and leathers; a black sheepskin; a bridle with brass headpiece and plated bit; another bit and two curb chains; a breast strap etc..

A Kammer and Reinhardt bisque head character girl doll with brown glass flirty eyes, open mouth and tongue, light brown mohair wig, composition bent limbed body in cream silk and lace night gown with cream wool cloak and lace bonnet, 18" high, marked "K (star) R 126" (Illustrated)

Goldscheider. A 1930’s Art Deco figure of Mephistopheles wearing a long black cape and resting to a pillar, impressed marks to the base, height 14", small chip to the cloak.

A one-piece all-in wrestling outfit in red and white heavy duty material, together with cloak covered in turquoise sequins and a BOSS leather punch bag, the property of "Big Daddy" (Shirley Crabtree). Provenance: Given to the vendor by the wrestler's widow.

Franz Molitor German 1857-1929- Portrait of a girl head and shoulders wearing a cloak over her head; oil on canvas laid down on panel, signed, 26.8x22cm

A brown velvet cape by Christian Dior, full-length, circa 1960's; together with a black velvet jacket, a scrunched black and blue cloak, and further items of ladies evening wear, dating mainly from the 1960's, (qty).

A ladies wine coloured velvet cloak with fur trim; together with a dress, made up from a chenille cloth and Middle Eastern fabric, (2).