1 ) Oil of Bulldog puppies by Federico Olaria Torres (Spanish, 1848–1898)
An oil on canvas of two Bulldog puppies in a straw filled box bearing the labels “FRAGILE” and “Valencia to PARIS”, by Federico Olaria Torres (Spanish, 1848–1898).

2 ) Bulldog “Mat” oil on panel by Monica Gray (late 19th - early 20th century).
A head study of the Bulldog, “Mat”', an oil on panel by Monica Gray (late 19th - early 20th century). Titled bottom right 'Mat' and signed bottom left “Monica Gray”. Some of her Bulldog paintings were famously featured in Bulldogs, by H St. John Cooper, published in 1905. English, circa 1915.

3 ) An ivory miniature of a Bull Dog by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (British, Exh. 1905-14)
An ivory rondo watercolour miniature of a head study of a tan Bulldog by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (Exh. 1905-14). Signed bottom left “D. Oliver”. Set in ornate ormolu easel / pendant frame. Circa 1910.

4 ) Oil on canvas of an English Bulldog and cat by Horatio Henry Couldery (1832 - 1893)
An oil on canvas of an English Bulldog in a luxuriant chair disturbed by a tabby cat by Horatio Henry Couldery (1832 - 1893). Monogrammed bottom right 'HHC' and dated 1887. English, circa 1887.

5 ) Bulldog silver marcasite brooch
Bulldog silver marcasite brooch. The dog wears a ruffled collar. Circa 1920.

6 ) Gold mounted reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a Bulldog
A gold mounted reverse intaglio crystal of the Bulldog from Philip Reinagle RA (1749-1833) 1790 painting. Philip Reinagle's painting was later published in Taplin’s “Sportsman's Cabinet” of 1803. The crystal in rope and petal gold mount. In the celebrated “The Practical Book of the Dog” by Edward C Ash, published in 1931, he interestingly writes “Note the resemblance to the French Bulldog of to-day”. English, circa 1880

7 ) Austrian bronze of a Bulldog
Cold painted Austrian bronze of a standing Bulldog Austrian, circa 1900

8 ) Circular miniature on ivory of a English Bulldog by Miss Ida Frances Laidman A.R.M.S. (1878-1962)
A watercolour on ivory of a Bulldog by Miss Ida Frances Laidman A.R.M.S. (1878-1962). Signed bottom left 'IL'. Most likely a Champion English Bulldog. English circa 1910.

9 ) Gold mounted enamel stick pin of the Bulldog Champion Pathfinder by James (John) William Bailey (1831-1914)
Gold enamel stick pin of the Bulldog Champion Pathfinder by James (John) William Bailey, (1831-1914). Titled, signed and dated on the reverse "Pathfinder by J W Bailey 1889".

10 ) Oil on canvas of a Bulldog by Lillian Cheviot (1894-1920).
Oil on canvas of a Bulldog by Lillian Cheviot (1894-1920).

11 ) "Marchouse Duchess" a Bulldog ceramic brooch by Reuben Ward Binks (1880 - 1950)SOLD
Fine Oil Ceramic Brooch by Reuben Ward Binks (1880 - 1950). SOLD.

12 ) Bulldog "Eastmount White Nora" by Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950)
Bulldog "Eastmount White Nora" by Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950). Signed and dated "R Ward Binks 1914". Binks famously illustratered the standard of the breed 'Bulldogdom' A.G. Sturgeon published 1920s

13 ) Victorian carved Bulldog Brooch
Carved head study of a Bulldog's head wearing highly detailed gilt metal collar around its neck. Inlaid eyes.English, circa 1850.

14 ) Dogue de Bordeaux pin.
Simulated ivory hat pin of Dogue de Bordeaux, with emerald green set eyes. French, circa 1860.

15 ) "A British Bulldog" by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE, (English, 1862 -1942)
Bulldog etching on vellum, artist proof, signed in pencil by Herbert Dicksee (English 1862 - 1942). Titled "A British Bulldog", published by Frost and Reed in 1913. One of 300 artists' proofs on vellum.

16 ) A Victorian gold set reverse intaglio crystal Bulldog bar brooch
A Victorian bar brooch with a reverse intaglio crystal of a head study of a Bulldog set in 9 carat gold. English, circa 1880. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

17 ) Bulldogs by Edward Aistrop (mid-late 19th century)
An oil of Tom Ball's Champion Bulldogs by and signed "Edward Aistrop" (mid-late 19th century). Circa 1880.

18 ) Champion Bulldog, reverse intaglio crystal, gold set "18ct" stick pin.
Reverse intaglio crystal stick pin of a champion Bulldog set in 18 ct gold Circa 1910 English. Marked to the reverse "18". Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

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