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A Red Velvet and Gold Appliquéd Fur Trimmed Cloak, designed for Prisoner of Zenda production

A Purple Velvet and Gold Appliquéd Fur Trimmed Cloak, designed for Prisoner of Zenda production

A Red Velvet Cloak, used for a production of Iolanthe, and others similar

An Elizabethan Style Theatrical Short Velvet Fur-Lined Cloak, and other items of Tudor style dress, including costume for the twins in 'Twelfth Night' (Qty)

A miniature of a young man Dutch School circa 1680 with fair hair wearing a white cravat and brown cloak oil on copper mounted within a gilt metal frame oval 3.5"

A French miniature of a lady seated signed “Dumont” early 20th century seated in a chair in front of a book wearing a red cloak over a white chemise tortoiseshell frame 3" diameter

A miniature of a nobleman possibly Scandinavian School circa 1710 wearing a full powdered wig and red cloak and coat oval 1.5"

A pair of Staffordshire figures, mid 19th Century, modelled as a man and lady each raised on rococo scroll bases, Sitzendorf porcelain figure modelled as a boy in head dress and cloak, and a 'Meiseen' porcelain figure modelled as a boy playing a wood wind instrument.

Masonic interest FIVE LEATHER CASES CONTAINING MASONIC MEMORABILIA,including gold jewels, grand masters cloak, apron, gloves etc., some for West Lancashire Branch

"Royal Worcester: candle-snuffer witch, black hat (chip to rear brim), orange cloak, puce mark, 1922, 9.5cm tall"

A Kang Hsi figure of an immortal, seated on a throne, wearing a head dress with gilt beaded surround, his cloak finely painted flowers in colour on a brick red ground, on a rectangular base, 22cm (8.75") high

Attributed to Christian Wilhelm Ernst Dietrich Weimar 1712-1774 Dresden Portrait of an elderly gentleman wearing a blue fur lined cloak a gold embroidered red jacket and a black hat oil on canvas 58.3 by 45.4 cm.; 23 by 17.875 in.

ATTRIUTED TO RICHARD BUCKNER (1812 - 1883) "Portrait of a Young Girl, wearing a white blouse and black cloak, beneath a Tree", oil on board, signed and dated 42, lower left, 17cm x 14cm.

A rare pair of Staffordshire matched equestrian figures modelled as Sir Robert and Lady Florentia Sale both on dun coloured horses facing right and left, he in full military uniform, she in blue riding habit and iron red cloak on shaped oval bases named in gilt script height 8ins circa 1848 (2)

A Watercolour depicting young lady in ball gown leaning against a chair, unsigned 27cm x 20cm, also another watercolour, ½ length portrait of a young lady with red cloak, unsigned 31cm x 26cm, both unframed (2)

A Japanese stoneware figure of a child, seated wrapped in a large cloak, 13cm high From 27 Sheen Common Drive

A cloak clasp, possibly French, designed as lion's paws, another cloak clasp, a pair of earrings, designed as seashells, a collar necklace, with a bracelet to match and an agateware stick pin, with a horseshoe shaped finial, with a case.

A Nymphenburg figure of Pantalone 20th century after the model by F.A.Bustelli, the figure leaning forward with both hands under his black cloak behind his back, over a red doublet and hose, yellow shoes, his bearded head turned to the right, raised on a gilt-enriched rococo scroll-moulded base impressed mark and numerals 57 0, blue-painted mark to upper surface of base 17.8cm., 7in. A similar example was sold in these rooms on 17th March 2004, lot 50.

19th Century mahogany cluster column cloak stand on tripod cabriole supports terminating in ball and claw feet, four brass hooks, 169cm high

ANCIENT COINS, Roman Imperial Silver, Vitellius (AD 69), Denarius 3.30g, A VITELLIVS IMP GERMAN, laureate head right, rev CONSENSVS EXECITVM sic, Mars wearing cloak and helmet striding left holding spear and aquila with vexillum (not in RIC; not in BMCRE). Fine and very rare. Exciting confirmation of a very rare coin. This coin is recorded, cf RIC note to 23 discussing BMCRE's refererence to just one other specimen which was studied in 1799. Nevertheless RIC refers to BMCRE's reference, note to 84, only to dismiss it a misreading of the variant FIDES EXERCITVM.

A Gentleman's Blue Velvet Court Dress by Ede Son & Ravenscroft, Chancery Lane, London, including tail coat and breeches with cut steel buttons, lace cuffs, waistcoat, collars, shoes, braces, cased cut steel buckles, cloak, sword with cut steel hilt, hat etc, contained in a japanned tin trunk; a similar trunk containing a pair of mess trousers, hat and plumes (2)

A GENTLEMAN'S SHOOTING/COUNTRY CLOAK BY J.C. CORDINGS OF PICCADILLY LONDON, very high quality, virtually new and unused made of green weatherproof material of 40in. plus size.

Attributed to Maw Egley Oil on panel Portrait of a young girl wearing cloak and bonnet 18.5cm x 14cm

A Victorian cloak pin, each terminal with a striated agate ball and inter-connecting chain with panelled agate links, a cased turquoise and cultured pearl cloak pin, a cultured pearl stick pin, a pair of cultured pearl pendant earrings and a simulated pearl necklace

A 19th century Staffordshire flat back figural group of a man and woman musicians, she with tambourine, green cloak and yellow dress, he with music box / accordian in yellow hat and socks, 31cm high

Pair of Mid C19th Meissen Candle Sticks, the sea scroll columns supported by figures allegorical of the seasons, one with a lady carrying a wheat sheaf and an attendant cherub, the other a man wearing a cloak with similar cherub in attendance

A Grand Tour patinated bronze small figure, of a classical lady standing and wrapped in cloak, 20cm high.

Three items of silver jewellery to include cloak pin, ring and a stone set brooch.

Alex De Andreis (19th/20th century, Belgian) Portrait of a Cavalier, Half Length, Wearing a Period Costume and Red Cloak, a Gun over his Right Shoulder; Portrait of a Cavalier, Half Length, Wearing a Period Costume and Green Cloak, a Walking Cane in his Right Hand. Both signed, also inscribed with the artist's name on a plaque attached to the frame, oil on canvas, each 81cm by 65cm (32in by 25 1/2in) (a pair) (2)

A large silver cloak pin, by West & Son, Dublin, with small cabochon garnet, together with a hardstone shield and crown brooch

A pair of Caughley monteiths, circa 1775-90, the lobed oval bodies with wavy blue-edged rims painted in French-style with floral sprigs in underglaze-blue, flanked by moulded acanthus leaf handles, a single foliate sprig to each base interior, 'S' mark in underglaze-blue, impressed H, 29.5cm, 11.625in. long, minor damage and repair, (2), A monteith is a wine glass cooler. It is normally found in silver or glass and takes the form of a bowl with a notched rim in which the stems of glasses can be held allowing the bowls to dip into the cooling water held within. The name reputedly comes from a Scotsman who wore a cloak with a scalloped edge.

AN EARLY 20TH-CENTURY BISQUE-SHOULDER-HEADED DOLL with blonde wig, sleeping blue eyes and open mouth, the back marked A.M. - 7/0, probably for Armand Marseille, Germany, with kid body, upper arms and upper legs, and bisque lower arms and legs, in lace-trimmed underclothes and contemporary dress and fur-trimmed cloak, with hood, and silk shoes, 37cm, (14.5in) long

A VICTORIAN STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERY FIGURE OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, standing holding his cloak, on a gilt-lined base (untitled), 33cm, (13in) high (one shoe reattached) ***Pugh, p.90., plate 4B and p.103 for three similar entitled figures, and also p.213, plate 2, figure 17.

A GOLDSCHEIDER CHINA FIGURE OF A YOUNG GIRL WITH DOG, the girl in bobble hat, gloves and cloak, and a plaid dress, a Scottie-type dog seated beside her, on a black-glazed oval base, impressed beneath "MADE IN AUSTRIA/Goldscheider/Wien/7664/46/16", 21.5cm, (8.5in) high

A 19TH-CENTURY OR EARLIER OVAL PORTRAIT MINIATURE ON IVORY of a 17th-century gentleman bust length, with "Puritan" collar and red coat with blue cloak, in gilt frame under glass, 4.6cm x 3.7cm, (1.8in x 1.45in) overall, excluding suspension rings

A pearlware figure depicting Peace Setting Fire to the Implements of War, with flower-sprigged gown and pink and green cloak, on a brown-lined square base, 20.5cm high, unmarked, circa 1790-1800 (small chip to back of cloak) See Pat Halfpenny, 'English Earthenware Figures 1740-1840', plate 49, page 189, for a similar figure

A Lenci pottery figure of the Madonna, modelled seated, wearing a black, blue and white hooded cloak, 29cm high, black painted marks and 11-XII-E

A Late Victorian 9ct oval portrait locket, on fine link chain, a seed pearl bar brooch with central tied knot, three other bar brooches, a coral necklace and ear studs, Scottish silver mounted cloak pin and sundry paste and other jewellery.

A late Victorian, 9ct sapphire and seed pearl, twin bar brooch, a 9ct knot bar brooch, and a Scottish silver cloak pin cast with a stag head. (3)

A Scottish silver, Cairngorm cloak pin, modelled as a sword, a Victorian yellow metal topaz brooch with pierced scroll frame, a Victorian 9ct bar brooch two rings and sundries.

A Pair of Royal Doulton "Blue Children" Two-Handled Vases of flattened baluster shape, one decorated with young girl in hooded cloak in snowy landscape - the other with a woman sheltering a small girl from the snow with her fur cape, gilt enriched at handles, base and rim, 10ins, .

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, Portrait of Caroline Queen of England seated on an ermine trimmed cloak upon a chair and holding a letter, oil on canvas, 30" x 25", unframed.

A 17th century carved parcel gilt Tyrolean figure of Louis XIV, portrayed standing wearing a crown and cloak, 1ft

A silver arrow cloak pin, together with two bar brooches.

A Scottish silver and hardstone brooch/cloak clip, set with a central stags head within a circular mount, makers marks PGW & INS, 2.25ins

A jet beaded necklace and a cut jet necklace, an early 19th century Turkish white metal cloak chain, two seed pearl brooches, a silver mounted paste brooch and pendant and other items

A Victorian rosewood fire screen, c.1840, embroidered in coloured wools with a view of Sir Walter Raleigh laying down his cloak for Queen Elizabeth I as courtiers look on, supported within a barleytwist frame and on four down curved tapering legs and pad feet with acanthus carvings, spaced by a barleytwist stretcher, the panel marked on reverse in ink, 'Mr G Parkinson? Richmond Place?', 27" wide, 45" high

A lavender blue sequinned ball gown and a cutwork sequinned opera cloak, 1950s and early 1960s, the strapless gown with boned bodice over full tiered skirts, bust 86cm, 34in, waist 66cm, 26in, the lace cape spangled with sequin florets and edged in fringing; and a pair of gloves, (4)

A MEISSEN PORCELAIN MODEL 'The Racegoer', holding a card and with turquoise cloak, on a scroll base, 8" high

A 19thC Staffordshire pottery spill vase, moulded as a Scottish Chieftain with bow, wearing an orange cloak, and with deer to the side; 18 1/2" high.

Louis-Georges Brillouin, French 1817-1893, the new cloak, signed and dated 1860, oil on panel, 41x32cm.; 16.25x12.5in.

A lady's cloak of fine red wool, ornately embroidered and applique with stylised formal motifs, fringed edging, and quilted silk lining; another cape of black wool mix, similarly decorated; and a two-piece black cut velvet gown, trimmed with lace, late 19th century (4)

A ROYAL DOULTON PORCELAIN FIGURE modelled as Guy Fawkes, HN98, in red cloak with lantern, 10 1/4" high

An early 19th century tortoiseshell bôite à portrait, the lady wearing a blue cloak and under glass within a gilt metal floral bezel on the circular lid, the interior lined with gilt metal, 9cm diameter

John David Ebrey Orr (1928-2003) Portrait of a lady wearing a blue cloak; Pink Roses Each oil on canvas The first signed and dated 95 lower right The first 101cm x 75cm The second 101cm x 81cm Each unstretched and unframed

A rocking horse doll automaton comprising bisque doll with limbs in cossack hat and long red velvet fur edged cloak, on carved painted wood horse with fur mane and painted wood rockers, mechanism AF, 26" wide, 20" high

A Royal Doulton figure "The Potter" HN1493, brown cloak, 7" high

A late Victorian silver Scottish style cloak brooch the whole decorated in a Celtic design, engraved to reverse "Margaret Paterson 1879"

Late 18th/early 19th century Continental School. Oval portrait of man wearing red cloak. Oil on panel. Unsigned, bearing pencil name verso J. Hirschman and date 1794, 30cm x 22cm

19th century continental yellow metal and black enamelled parure, set pearls, comprising cloak pin, pendant, two brooches, pair of clip earrings, bracelet and necklace