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A Royal Worcester Figure of a Gentleman Enjoying a Cigar, 1914, No. 2632, wearing a purple suit and leaning on a table with yellow cloth, green printed crown and wheel mark and date code, {13cm high} (cigar restored); and Another, of a gentleman in a lilac cloak holding a top hat, green printed crown and wheel mark and date code for 1914, {13cm high} (2)

A ladies bias cut chiffon dress, the acid green ground with orange and white floral decoration, together with a silk day dress with blue vertical stripes, a plum coloured velvet cloak, a blue two piece with ribbon detail and a cream silk smock top.

A silk ivory coloured ladies gown with pleated detail to the bodice and rouched chiffon detail to the skirt, a flame red cloak with ivory quilted edge, a waistcoat, a stomacher with embroidered floral trim, parasols and other items of costume.

Circle of Bartolomeo Nazzari, Portrait of a Gentleman, half length wearing armour and a red cloak, oil on canvas, unlined, 98.5 by 74.2 cm.; 38.75 by 29.25 in.

Attributed to James Stark (1794-1859), Figure with red cloak on a country path, Oil on oak panel, 9.5cm x 12.4cm, In gilt frame.

Attributed to George Morland 12in. x 6in. (30.5 x 22.5cm) on board A young woman wearing a red cloak and a mob-cap.

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, indistinct impressed marks and incised numerals 57/2, blue painted mark to upper surface of base, 17.7cm., 7in.

A Meissen allegorical figure of `America', late 19th century, from a set of `The Continents', after the model by J.J.Kandler, J.F.Eberlein and P.Reinicke, as a female Indian seated on the back of a crocodile, holding a cornucopia of flowers and jewels and with a parrot perched on her right hand, wearing a feather headdress, cloak and skirt, the rectangular grassy base edged in gilding, crossed swords and 12 in underglaze-blue, incised No.858, impressed 46, 29cm., 11.375in., right foot restuck, small chips.

A Meissen allegorical figure of `Africa', late 19th century, from a set of `The Continents', after the model by J.J.Kandler, J.F.Eberlein and P.Reinicke, as a female blackamoor seated on the back of a lion, wearing an elephant headdress, purple-lined puce cloak edged with colourful jewels and feathered skirt and gaiters, holding a sceptre in her right hand and ears of corn in her left hand, the rectangular grassy base edged in gilding, crossed swords in blue, incised No.689, 29.2cm., 11.5in., chip to toe of left foot and tip of sceptre, left hand restuck, haircrack to base.

A pair of Meissen figures of a gallant and his companion, late 19th century, he stands before a tree trunk, a magenta cloak over his shoulders, his hand raised to his hat, she wears a floral decorated skirt, a hat by her feet, each raised on a naturalistic mound base, crossed swords in underglaze-blue to male, incised 1296, impressed 163 91, female with cancelled crossed swords in underglaze-blue, incised 1295, impressed 101, painter's numeral 67 in iron red to each, gallant 26cm., 10.25in., minor damage and restoration, (2).

A set of four Continental biscuit figures, probably Paris, late 19th century, allegorical of `The Seasons', each modelled standing, `Spring' holding a basket of flowers, `Summer' holding a sheaf of corn, `Autumn' holding bunches of grapes, and `Winter' as a bearded man wearing a fur-lined cloak, on square bases, incised interlaced LL monograms, various incised numerals, each approximately 42.5cm., 16.75in., some chips and minor restoration, (4).

Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, by I.O. 1722, her brown hair adorned with pearl strands, wearing an ermine-trimmed blue cloak over a mauve dress and white chemise, enamel, gilt-metal frame with paste-set border, oval 3.5cm, 1.375in.

Two carved ivory reliefs, late 19th century, the first German, carved in high relief, as a grotesque tinker, a cup on his head and draped with sausages, piglet and dangling paraphernalia, height 15cm, 5.875 in, on plush within an oval ebonised wood frame; the second a rectangular plaque, Dieppe, carved with Charles IX of France in plumed cap, ruff, doublet and cloak within an ornamented border, height 18.5cm, 7.25 in, (2).

A Lladro Nao figure of a boy modelled wearing a cloak with a dog at his feet.

A two row necklace of branch coral and a red composition cloak clasp designed as two lobsters.

A Victorian marble bust of a lady, wearing a cloak with a star design, 30cm high, on a Victorian ebonised column with a Corinthian capital, 113cm high

A Meissen figure of a putto emblematic. of Winter, modelled seated on a plinth base and wearing an ermine-lined cloak and holding a small brazier, 12.5cm high, circa 1750 (figure and base probably glued back together)

Early 19th century pearlware figure of a man in a green coat, 15cm, 2 smaller figures, of a girl on a ewe, and a lady in a pink cloak, and another model of a goat (4)

AN ENAMEL DECORATED PORCELAIN STANDING FIGURE OF A BEARDED MAN, naked except for a draped cloak, on a circular scroll moulded base with gold anchor mark. Height 6".

A 19th century bronze Pre-Raphaelite female figure wearing a fur trimmed cloak, and girdle with tassled purse, her left hand gathering up her long dress, 9 7/8in high.

Two Moscow porcelain figures of the Tea Seller, 8_" height (some restoration) and bearded gentleman in long blue cloak, 8_" height

ENGLISH SCHOOL, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, Portrait of a gentleman wearing a black cloak, cream coloured waistcoat and white stock seated in a chair, oil on canvas, 35" x 27".

Pair of 19th century Staffordshire figures of a girl wearing a red cloak with a dog at her side, 9" high

A group of eleven Victorian and later stick pins, in gold and other metals, including a Mexican two gold 2 pesos, 1920, a lozenge pin with a central red enamel bead on a white ground, three other 9ct gold and enamel pins, a 'Manx' shield, a padlock clasp, an emerald two stone initial 'K', a cloak pin, and others in various designs

A Staffordshire spill vase modelled as a bearded gentleman wearing ermine edged cobalt blue cloak arm in arm with a scantily clad female on oval rock work base; Height 8.25 ins

A Staffordshire group modelled as Victoria and Albert, the former standing, crowned, in cobalt blue bodice and flounced floral dress, the latter stands at her side wearing full military uniform, in pink and ermine edged cloak; on oval gilt lined base; Height 7.25ins; Circa 1855

A Staffordshire spill vase modelled as a Gardener (possibly Thomas Paxton); standing wearing a plumed hat and iron red cloak holding a basket under his right fore arm; his left hand resting on a spade before a fence and tree at his side; on oval gilt lined base; Height 8 ins circa 1855

A 19th century bronze figure of an archer straining to string his bow, the bearded man wears only a cloak, his helmet, shield and quiver by the tree trunk on which he rests one foot, dark brown patination, 37cm high.

A Royal Doulton porcelain figure - "The Potter" (HN1493) - The seated figure of a potter wearing a red mottled cloak, on blue rectangular base, 7ins high (green printed mark to base and titled by hand - date code indistinct)

AFTER JEAN-JULES SALMSON, 19th century, a pair of bronze figures of Anthony Van Dyck, wearing a broad brimmed hat, stylish costume and high boots, holding a folio under his left arm and holding cane in his right hand; and companion, a grandee, wearing a broad rimmed hat, cloak and breeches, with ribboned shoes, holding a book in his right hand and sword to his left, on circular bases, signed Salmson, 22in. (56cms) high.

Royal Doulton figure of The Moor, no HN. number but probably HN. 2082 decorated in orange, with a black cloak with green, blue and red highlights, 42 cm high

Continental figure of a Gentleman, modelled standing, holding a mirror and a single rose, a dog at his side, on a heavily scrolled base, he wears a yellow floral coat, pink striped breaches, and a green cloak, pseudo Meissen mark to base, mid 19th century, (some restorations and small damages) 25cm high

A Bow model of a girl, wearing a blue cloak, a floral dress and carrying an orb, c.1760, 12.1cm. Minor restoration.

Follower of John Verelst (18th century) A PORTRAIT OF A LADY, HALF LENGTH, WEARING A CREAM AND GOLD DRESS WITH A BLUE CLOAK Oil on canvas, oval, {76.5cm by 63cm (30in by 25in). *Contained within a carved giltwood frame decorated with flowers and foliate scrolls..

A Pair of Meissen Figures of a Swain and Shepherdess, mid/late 19th century, the girl stepping down a scroll-moulded base with a sheep at her feet, her striped skirt flouncing in a breeze, her companion wearing a blue suit and fur-lined ermine cloak, standing with a garland in his raised hand, a dog at his side, incised model numbers 1305 and 1306, impressed 120 and 140, crossed swords in underglaze blue, {25cm} (she: repairs to hat, hands, waist, crook, leaves and sheep's leg; he: repairs to head, dog's legs, leaves).

Maria Travers by Andrew Robertson, circa 1810, with brown hair wearing a white dress with a high collar and blue cloak, cloudy background, oval 3", gilt metal mount on green plush base.

(*)CIRCLE OF SIR GODFREY KNELLER (1646-1723) 'Portrait of Barbara, wife of Sir Wadham Wyndham, seated three quarter length, wearing a brown dress and ermine trimmed cloak, on a terrace of a country house, bears later inscription 'Barbara, wife of Sir Wadham Wyndham Kt and date 1655', oil on canvas, in a period carved English frame, 125cm x 100cm.

Unusual turquoise mounted sword and scabbard cloak pin

THOMAS CURRIE BELL (Fl.1892-1925) ELEGANT PORTRAIT OF LADY MAUD CHARRINGTON-JONES Seated full length in an interior, wearing a coral pink evening dress with a white fur cloak, signed and dated 1928, pastels on paper 156 x 110cm. ++ Good condition; no apparent damp damage, rubbing or foxing; good gilt frame

An Edwardian gold and turquoise cloak pin in the form of two swallows linked by a turquoise bead and trace chain, stamped '15',

A small collection of tortoiseshell pique, comprising; a cloak pin in the form of two pins with spherical terminals decorated with pique pose florets, with spherical drops and linked by a square section pique pose chain, a rectangular buckle decorated with pique pose stars and three similar round buttons

A collection of Victorian and later jewellery, comprising; a red Aberdeen granite twin cabochon cloak clip, a citrine and yellow enamel brooch in the manner of Bernard Instone, an Arts and Crafts stick pin centred with a hessonite garnet and three green aventurines with a penannular loop, possibly by the Gaskins, a garnet and paste cluster bar brooch, a carved ivory panel brooch possibly emblematic of charity, a paste forget me not brooch, and a banded agate cluster brooch, in a green leather jewellery case

19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL, Bust length portrait of a gentleman with curly hair and wearing a dark cloak, oil on canvas laid onto panel, 18.75" x 15", oval.

FOLLOWER OF REMBRANDT HARMENSZ VAN RIJN, Portrait of a gentleman, half length wearing a red cloak and black cap, oil on panel, 8" x 7".

ENGLISH SCHOOL (17th century):+ Portrait of a lady wearing a white dress and blue cloak, oval, oil on canvas, 16 x 13.5cm (6.25 x 5. 25in)

A rare Bow 'Cries of Paris' figure of a Peasant Woman, enamelled in a restrained palette proffering a bill inscribed The Last Speech and carrying a basket of spectacles, buckles and other goods for sale, a sealing-wax red short cloak over her shoulders and wearing a mauve and yellow gown and flowered skirt, on a mound base, 14cm h, c1755-60

Four Neapolitan papier-mache and wood creche figures, 19th century each painted in colours and titled indistinctly comprising two women in flowing skirts, a beggar carrying his possessions in a bag slung around his neck and a gentleman in red trimmed cloak, 14" high (4)

Pair of large Continental figures in Japanese costume, he stands dressed samurai battle armour wearing a red and orange cloak, she wears a pale blue floral dress with a large purple tie, both modelled on circular dragon moulded bases, impressed marks to base, late 19th century, (tip of the ladies fan missing) (2) 45cm high

Continental School, 17th/18th century, Portrait miniature of a young man wearing red cloak with gold trimming and large white collar, pointing to his left, circular, indistinctly inscribed verso "Vicenzo ......", oil on copper, 10cm diameter.

A VELVET embroidered cloak.

A 19th century Meissen figure representing winter, the grey bearded man standing by a brazier loosely draped in a mauve fur line cloak, crossed swords mark, 20.5cm high

A Royal Worcester porcelain candle snuffer modelled in the form of a standing figure of a witch, wearing black hat and orange cloak, 3. 75ins high (puce printed mark to underside, with date code for 1910)

A 20th century terracotta head and shoulder portrait bust of a young girl, she wears a cloak with hood, fastened to the neck with a brooch, 32cm high

Continental school, late 19th/early 20th century A portrait miniature of Mrs Manners wearing pink dress and ribbon; and another, A lady wearing white dress and fur lined red cloak with red rose in her hair, a pair, ovals, both bear signature Aubry, on ivory or ivorine, 8cm (3ins.).

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS of Whitehaven interest, in matching gilt-tooled and embossed leather bindings with brass clasps, each containing 88 items mainly carte-de-visite portraits of members of the Adair/ Douglas families who were associated by marriage, and who had a Booksellers' and Stationers' business in Whitehaven, but also including views of houses, literary and other figures including Charles Dickens, Sir Wilfred Lawson, et.al., a remarkable image of a much tattoed Maori with European jacket and tie, pork-chop sideburns, etc (inscribed in ink verso Hon Kingi, Wangonai(?), another of a young Maori with cloak and jade axe, the family photographs mainly by local photographers, Whiteheaven, Egremont, Maryport etc, also including two silhouette portraits, one or two school groups, 23cm x 16cm, (9in x 6.25in), (each in delapidated but original carton), and ANOTHER ALBUM, half-bound in black morocoand black buckram, 37c, x 29cm, (14.5in x 11.5in) vacant

Christian-Ludwig II, Duke of Mecklenburg-Schwerin (1683-1756), and his wife Gustava Carolina, nee Mecklenburg-Strelitz, by Orazio Imberciadori, after earlier portraits, one signed with initials and dated 1802, the Duke wearing full armour and an ermine-lined red cloak, the Duchess wearing a brown dress held with jewelled clasps and an ermine-lined cloak, feigned oval, gilt gesso frames, rectangular 9.5cm, 3in; and an oil miniature of a nobleman wearing a breast plate and red coat, German School, circa 1710, gilt-metal mount, oval 7.7cm, 3in

Etienne Masse (d.1760), by Jean Baptiste Masse, circa 1720, with powdered wig, wearing grey-lined black cloak, a gold-embroidered waistcoat and a lace cravat, the reverse inscribed: Portrait de mon respectable/ bien fai... bon ami et bon frere Etienne/ Masse.../ que l'amour... de ma faible Eloge gilt-metal frame, oval 7.3cm, 2 7/8in

A lady, said to be the Duchesse de Polignac, by Giraud, signed and dated 1822, with curled brown hair, wearing a fur-lined black cloak over a white dress with a red belt, mounted in the lid of a plum-coloured poudre d'ecaille snuff box with pique decoration, the base with concealed compartment containing a later miniature of Queen Marie Antoinette, after E. Vigee Le Brun, and engraved inscription giving purported provenance diameter 5.8cm, 2in

A rare enamel Jacobite snuff box, probably Liverpool, circa 1760, circular, the lid transfer-printed in black with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Bonnie Prince Charlie) wearing armour with an ermine-lined cloak and Garter sash, a shooting star to his right, the sides and base painted in black monochrome with clusters of flowers, reeded hinged metal mounts diameter 6cm, 2 3/8in

A carved and polychrome pine model of a saint, late 17th or early 18th century, the bearded figure in floral decorated robes and red-brown cloak, standing on cloud scrolls with octagonal plinth, 33cm high (lacking right arm and left hand; general surface wear)