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A Gebruder Kuhnlenz Bisque Socket Head Girl Doll, with blonde mohair wig, brown glass closing eyes, hair lashes, open mouth with four upper teeth, neck stamped 26 Gbr.165K 2 Germany 2, wood and composition ball jointed body, wearing a cream wool cloak, pink striped cotton dress and undergarments, 46cm high

MINIATURE ON IVORY. Double sided locket with a portrait of a woman with wispy blonde hair wearing a light blue hooded cloak. Initialed H.F.F. and lined with silver foil. The other side has a carved tortoise shell frame surrounding a central ivory medallion that has a woman reading before a classical plinth, all in white and blue. Gold filled frame has minor wear, the tortoise shell has cracks. 2 7/8h.

English School, late 19th century, three quarter length portrait of a young girl wearing a hat and a blue cloak, watercolour, initialled C.V. 33.5 x 23 cm. Note inscribed on reverse Claire Vicole (?) See illustration

Scottish School, three quarter length portrait of a young man holding a candle and wearing a red cloak, unframed, and an overpainted print (2)

After Sassoferrato, 19th Century British School - Lady Wearing a Blue Cloak and Cape with Yellow Lining, possibly the Virgin Mary, watercolour, approx 13.5cm x 10.5cm, within a gilt composition frame.

A carved ivory okimono depicting a deity seated on rock holding staff, with two frogs on his head, barefooted, his cloak with engraved decoration, supported on shaped plinth base. (6.75in)

A Meissen allegorical figure of Winter after an original by Kandler modelled as a putto covered in a cloak 13cm high blue crossed swords mark and impressed no.23; a German porcelain figure of a vine gather 14cm high; and a small porcelain figure of a girl 10cm high (all damaged) (3)

Bronze of a classical male figure wearing a cloak with sheath of arrows on his back with a snake climbing a tree trunk marked M'ee a Rome to base 15" high

A Hispano-Philippine carved and polychromed wood figure of St Joseph, in a blue tunic with a brown cloak over the left shoulder, on block base incised with a cruciform device, 109cm h; a carved and polychrome wood figure of the Virgin Mary in crimson and yellow, 76cm h, both probably 19th c (2) ++ Minor losses, flaking and chips to the layer of gesso; shrinkage cracks. Figure of the Virgin Mary lacking the right hand and with extensive flaking including losses to the layer of gesso and old insect infestation

A Dutch Delftware polychrome charger, painted in predominantly manganese, green and cadmium yellow with St Martin dividing his cloak with the begger, between flowers, in a continuous manganese leaf border with yellow flowers at intervals, 42.5cm diam, painter's mark A H conjoined in blue, mid 18th c (see illustration and detail) ++ In unusually fine condition with a few very small rim flakes, the odd minor light glaze scratch, no cracks, chips or restoration

A late 17th/early 18th century portrait miniature of a young gentleman with long brown hair open white shirt and red cloak on copper 5.5cm high

A patinated bronze figure of Walter Scott, German, 19th century, showing him standing against a tree stump with his cloak draped over the top standing on a moulded square base (indistinctly signed), 9" high

A Derby porcelain figure of a female Ranelagh dancer circa 1760 standing on a scroll moulded circular base wearing a fur lined cloak, floral skirt and pink bodice, holding a posy of flowers (restored)

A Royal Doulton figure ‘Jean’, standing wearing a green dress and red cloak, green printed marks, either HN1878 or HN2032

*Napoleon I (Emperor of France). Napoleon's death mask, a reduced size version, modelled in wax by Madame Tussaud after the original by Dr. Antomarchi, c. late 1830s, approx. 12 cm tall, mounted against a dark ground in a perspex case with printed description beneath, together with a few related prints, photographs and articles, etc. In June 1834, Madame Tussaud [Maria Grosholtz] purchased a copy of Napoleon's death mask at a cost of ten pounds, which she added to the previously purchased Waterloo relics, in anticipation of mounting a Napoleonic tableau. Madame Tussaud modelled this reduction from the copy. The Napoleonic Rooms were finally opened in 1842 with the tableau depicting Bonaparte lying in state, covered with his original Marengo Cloak. For complete authenticity, the death mask was used as the face. The tableau, together with many Napoleonic and Waterloo relics, was destroyed by the fire in 1925. This death mask was acquired in 1897 by the military historian and author D.H. Parry (1866-1950) in whose collection it remained until his death. (-)

A set of four reconstituted stone putto figures of the Seasons the figure of Spring holding a lamb 79cm high; Summer holding a bouquet of flowers 94cm high; Autumn holding a wine ewer 85cm high and Winter wrapped in a cloak 86cm high Provenance: From the estate of the late Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava the Owl House Gardens Estate Lamberhurst Kent (Please note, the head is detached from one of the figures)

ANCIENT COINS, Greek, Thrace, Maroneia, Tetradrachm after 146, head of young Dionysos to right wearing diadem and ivy wreath, rev S SOS, in exergue OO, Dionysos standing left holding bunch of grapes, two spears and cloak, on each side a monogram, 15.96g, 12h (SNG Cop 637ff var; BMC 59). Good very fine/about very fine. ex Glendining’s, 3 February 1993, lot 16

ANCIENT COINS, Roman, C. Antius Restio (47 BC), Denarius 3.81g, RESTIO, head of C. Antius Restio right, rev C ANTIVS C F, Hercules walking right, cloak over arm, holding trophy and club (Cr 455/1a; Syd 970; RCV 434). Toned, good very fine.

ANCIENT COINS, Roman, Octavian, Denarius 3.75g, 32-31 BC, bust of Venus right, wearing stephane and necklace, rev CAESAR - DIVI F, Octavian, in military dress, cloak flowing, advancing left, holding spear and extending right hand (RIC 251; BMC 69; RCV 1548). Good very fine.

A Mandarin Chinese pre-1850 silk cloak the pale blue ground embroidered with dragons chasing flaming pearls amongst other symbols a diagonal lined panel below

A Copeland parian bust of Wellington after the Comte DOrsay 1846 his open cloak revealing various orders and decorations 19cm high

A Chinese carved antler horn with a seated figure of Hotei drawing his cloak around his face, 1.75ins high

A late 19th century bronze figure of a Roman centurion, modelled holding a sheathed sword and shield with cloak flowing to one side, on stepped slate plinth base, 16.5ins

A 19th Century Staffordshire Figure of Mandane, holding a stringed instrument in her left hand, her right hand playing it and wearing a turban, with a ermine lined cloak, long dress and pantaloons, on a gilt lined base, 6” high, (instrument restored)

A Meissen allegorical group of marriage circa 1760 the lady in flowered dress and cape attended by a girl holding a mirror in her right and a comb in her left hand a gallant kneeling at her side kissing her hand Cupid seated on a stool with an open book on his lap dressed in an ermine-lined cloak the base of oval shape applied with leaves and flowers and moulded with gilt-edged scroll crossed swords in underglaze-blue impressed 5 19cm. 11.5in. one hand and mirror restored For a comparable example see Y. Adams Meissen Figures 1730-1775 no. 392.

A German porcelain framed rectangular plaque second half 19th century depicting a young woman wearing a long blue cloak and red tunic her hair covered with a diaphanous veil kneeling on the floor in front of a rocky hollow holding a young child in her arms unmarked the plaque 31.5 by 22.8cm. 12¬u by 9in.

A Meissen figure of a Persian circa 1880-1900 after the model by J.J. Kaendler modelled as a man dressed in turban and fur-lined cloak over a blue and elaborately gilt jacket with belt and dagger standing on a rocky ground with encrusted flowers crossed swords in underglaze-blue incised number 1286 impressed 52 22.5cm. 8.75in. The model taken after engravings by M. de Ferriol 'Receuil de Cent Estampes reprŽsentant diffŽerentes Nations du Levant et gravŽes en 1712 et 1713 par les soins de Mr. Le Hay '.

Caroline Hodge - Miniature Portrait of a Classical Maiden wearing a Red Cloak, 19th Century watercolour on ivory, signed and inscribed verso, approx 12cm x 10cm, within a gilt composition frame.

An Armand Marseille bisque head girl doll with brown glass sleeping eyes, open mouth, brown hair wig, jointed composition limbs and body wearing white cotton dress and pink cloak, 24 high, marked DRGM 246/1, 390n, A 7 1/2 M.

A Staffordshire flat back spill vase, Red Riding Hood, she stands, holding a basket, wearing a red cloak, a fox at her side before a tree, gilt line oval base, 33cm high; a similar figure group, she seated with a basket of fish, he standing with a net, lightly coloured and picked out in gilt, gilt line oval base, 27cm high; etc, all late 19th century (3)

Attributed to John Hoppner (1758-1810)Oil on canvas Portrait of Lord Henry Fitzgerald, half-length, wearing a ruff collar, silk waistcoat, embroidered tunic and brown cloak, holding a fancy cane75cm x 62cm Provenance: by descent

A pair of gold-mounted cougar teeth, made as a cloak clasp, the two curved fangs with gold rubover caps and joined by an oval link chain, one cap inscribed 'General Wade Hampton', the other inscribed 'Wildwood Feby. 1867'. Wade Hampton (1818-1902) was born in Charleston, South Carolina. When South Carolina seceded from the Union he raised a command of cavalry known as 'The Hampton Legion', fighting at First Bull Run, Peninsula, Gettysburg etc. Wildwood was his plantation home.

HAGGARD (H. RIDER) THE DAYS OF MY LIFE - AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY, 2 volumes, cloth, 8vo, 1926; Diary of an African Journey, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 2001; Regeneration, cloth, 8vo, 1910; Haggard (Lilias Rider) The Cloak That I Left, cloth, 8vo, 1951; Higgins (D. S.) Rider Haggard The Great Story Teller, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1981; Pocock (Tom) Rider Haggard And The Lost Empire, cloth, dustwrapper, 8vo, 1993 (7).

Two Victorian Staffordshire flatback figures of Garrick as Richard III, one with green cloak, the other in blue, 25cm high, together with an equestrian group entitled 'Returning Home' and another of a Highland couple. (4)

Late 19th Century British School - Portrait of a Woman wearing a Red Cloak within a Landscape, oil on tin, approx 25cm x 20cm.

North Italian School. 18th century. Study of a bearded man wearing a hooded cloak. oil on canvas 46 x 36.5cm.

English School 18th century. Portrait of George Farmor Esq. A companion portrait of Lady Farmor. a pair. both bust-length, he wearing a full wig, white collar and cloak; she with ringlets, a pearl choker and satin dress. each inscribed top right. oils on canvas laid on panel. each 22.5 x 19.5cm. (2). George Farmor son of Sir William Farmor Bart of Northamptonshire. Lady Farmor wife of Sir William.

A 19th century Derby figure of Mars dressed as a Roman centurion standing wearing crested helmet cloak and chain armour with his right hand on his hip and his left on the hilt of his sword an oval shield and flag at his feet square base painted mark incised N114 17cm high

A silver gilt and enamelled Masonic founders jewel, detailed Liverpool No 4619, a cloak clasp, a Sussex Constabulary badge, two girl guides badges including one with red enamel, uniform buttons, a perpetual calendar 1901 - 1950, coins and sundry.

A Bow figure of a putto, modelled playing the tamborine and wearing a blue-lined pink cloak with a garland of flowers, 10cm high, impressed ‘B’, circa 1760 (small crack).

A hand painted equestrian figure of the Duke of Wellington, by Richard Sefton, in cast resin, height overall 11”, mounted on Copenhagen and clothed as at the Battle of Waterloo, cocked hat, blue cloak, sword and telescope, cannon balls on base with replica Waterloo medal. Mounted on an oval wooden base. VGC

An Art Deco cloak pin, tapered triangular shape, with carved simulated onyx finial and set throughout with multicoloured pastes, white metal mounts (see shared illustration)

A Danbury Mint numbered edition Cinderella display doll, 23” tall, dressed in blue satin gown and velveteen satin lined cloak, glass slipper to right hand, genuine sapphire necklace, earings and tiara, with certificate of ownership No 566 and story of Cinderella. On stand and in original box and packing, minor marks. Figure Mint

A 20th century marble bust of Apollo his head of white marble the cloak oatmeal and the socle pink 76.5cm high

A Bronze Figure of a naked gentleman wearing a cloak, on black marble plinth, 63cm high overall

Staffordshire figure, Louis Kossuth, standing bearded, in a low flat brimmed hat, thigh length blue coat and strap trousers, his right hand on a cloak draped on a wall, gilt script, 27cm high.

A Chinese informal short jacket, 20th Century, of black silk-satin, embroidered with coloured silk flowers and butterflies, a late 19th Century paisley cloak with red crêpe collar and a collection of oriental costume, shoes and panels.

Elizabeth Meak, after Carlo Dolci - Miniature Half Length Portrait of the Penitent Magdalene wearing a Red Cloak, her Hand resting on a Skull, early 19th Century watercolour on ivory, inscribed verso, approx 9cm x 7.5cm, within a gilt frame.

Caroline Hodge - Miniature Portrait of a Classical Maiden wearing a Red Cloak, 19th Century watercolour on ivory, signed and inscribed verso, approx 12cm x 10cm, within a gilt composition frame.

An Edwardian velvet cloak, a cotton nightdress and a silk jacket (3)

A late Victorian silver possibly Black Watch cloak badge with thistle border and Sphinx centre Makers R & H.B. Kirkwood Edinburgh 1891

FOLLOWER OF GERRIT DOU (1613-1675) PORTRAIT STUDY OF A BEARDED MAN IN A BROWN CLOAK Oil on panel 17.5 x 13cm. ++ A little craquelure consistent with age; needs a light clean

English School, a portrait of a young girl in a red cloak, a country scene to the background, oil on copper, 5 x 20 cm

A Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure of a boy wearing a hat and cloak, accompanied by a dog at his feet, printed factory mark and painted '782' in green to base, height approx 18.5cm.

*Andersen (Hans Christian, 1805-75). An unusual full-length plastercast model of Andersen, prob. late 19th c., plastercast head with painted brown hair and closed eyes in good condition, wearing a cloth wing collar shirt with cravat, linen suit and cloak, white leather gloves hidden beneath cloak, black painted plaster shoes, the shoes chipped and the (originally black) material now largely bleached out and frayed with some loss to collar, 41 x 12 x 9 cm, with Andersen's sepia ink autograph signature on a stitched red and white linen strip loosely pinned to his lapel Possibly a commemorative piece made at the time of his death. (1)

ENGLISH SCHOOL (Circa 1800), A half length portrait of a young gentleman wearing brown buttoned cloak and blue striped waistcoat, oil on canvas, 11"x 9" oval .

A Mintons parian figure ‘Una and the Lion’, English 19th century, modelled as a female nude, seated on the back of a lion with a cloak draped over its back. Set on a rectangular base. Restored. Together with a Minton figure of ‘Ariadne and the Panther’, modelled nude. Seated on the back of the panther, her elbow resting on its head. Height 37cm and 36cm.

A Meissen Commedia dell’ Arte figure of Scaramouche, German 20th century, modelled as moustached man wearing a cloak and a dagger in his belt. Set on a square guilloche moulded base. Height 17cm.

18th/19th Century Continental School - Half length portrait of the Madonna wearing blue cloak, canvas 30ins x 21.75ins (with split to lower left corner), in modern gilt moulded frame

Studio of Sir Peter Lely (1618-1680) - Shoulder-length portrait of a young man wearing a red cloak, relined canvas 30ins x 24ins, in gilt moulded Lely pattern frame