1 ) Oil on canvas of a Gordon Setter by Robert Alexander, R.S.A, R.S.W. (Scottish, 1840 - 1923)

2 ) An oil of a cocker spaniel by Stanley Marc Wright

3 ) A porcelain Greyhound gem set perfume flacon
A porcelain perfume flacon modelled as a seated Greyhound wearing a cabochon cut 18 carat gold set sapphire collar with lead. The fawn dog looks lovingly at his owner. The base with the seal “HD Esgland” and signed “cl. B”.

4 ) King Charles Spaniel and puppy jewellery box by Louis Theophile Hingre (French, 1832-1911)
A silvered bronze jewellery box of a King Charles Spaniel with her puppies recumbent on a tassled cushion by Louis Theophile Hingre (French, 1832-1911). Signed to the lid ‘T. Hingre’.

5 ) Kayserzinn Bernese / St. Bernard sculpture by J.P. Kayser & Sohn AG
A rare Kayserzinn sculpture of a recumbent Bernese / St Bernard J.P. Kayser & Sohn AG. German, circa 1900.

6 ) Facsmile of the Misses M.F. & H.M. Loughrey’s Scottish Deerhound, “Champion Tragic of Ross” by Miss Monica F Gray
A facsmile of the Misses M.F. & H.M. Loughrey’s famous Scottish Deerhound “Champion Tragic of Ross” after the highly respected English canine artist Miss Monica F Gray. Titled bottom right “Tragic of Ross” and signed bottom left “Monica Gray”. Tragic one of the most famous Scottish Deerhounds, his pedigree can be found in many of today’s lines. It has been said that Tragic left its mark across the entire strain of Scottish Deerhounds everywhere, with this name appearing on practically every deerhound pedigree. The Ross Kennels and Deerhound fanciers, Misses M.F. & H.M. Loughrey’s of Londonderry, were famous for their Scottish Deerhounds. This was clearly painted when Tragic was just a young dog and before becoming a champion. Bred by Miss G Esmonde, Tragic won 7 Challenge Certificates. Tragic’s pedigree is shown below. English, circa 1925.

7 ) Yorkshire Terrier " Terrier du Yorkshire" by Louis-Eugène Lambert (French, 1825-1900)
Oil on canvas of a recumbent Yorkshire Terrier, “Terrier du Yorkshire”. Signed bottom right "L. Eug Lambert". A sketch of this same dog titled “Terrier du Yorkshire” is illustrated in “Les Chiens et Les Chats d'Eugene Lambert" by G. de Cherville published Librairie de l’Art, 1888. French, circa 1885.

8 ) King Charles Spaniel watercolour by Vera Cave (English, fl 1930) after Carl Reichert (Austria, 1836-1918)
A watercolour of head studies of a Ruby, Blenheim, and Black/White King Charles Spaniel by Vera Cave (English, fl 1930) after a work by Carl Reichert (Austria, 1836-1918). Signed bottom right “Vera Cave”. The reverse bears artist’s inscription “ Water – Colour BY Vera Cave 28, Edenvale Ave. Bispham. Blackpool” with further inscription “Painting owned by R Collins”. English, circa 1930.

9 ) Circa 1900, miniature on ivory of a Norfolk Terrier by “NH”
A very fine miniature on ivory of a Norfolk Terrier seated on his rear legs besides a blue crochet shawl. Signed in monogram bottom left “N.H”. English, circa 1900.

10 ) Bronze recumbent Briard by Maximilien-Louis Fiot (French, 1886 - 1953).
Bronze of a recumbent Briard by Maximilien-Louis Fiot (French, 1886 - 1953). Signed at the front of the base “M.Fiot”. French, circa 1920's.

11 ) A 19th century Greyhound gold agate seal
A 19th century gold and agate seal, of a fine sculpture of a Greyhound’s head. The Greyhound set with cabochon cut ruby eyes, and the agate seal bearing a monogram. English, circa 1880.

12 ) Borzoi "Zagor Althea” by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
A dry-point etching on paper of a head study of the Borzoi "Zagor Althea”, by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892 - 1960). Titled "Zagor Althea”, dated “1930”, and signed and numbered in the margin "Morgan Dennis 93/100". The revers bears original label “ "Zagor Althea” Original Etching By Morgan Dennis”. American, 1930.

13 ) “Cats”, dry-point etching of a Welsh Terrier / Lakeland Terrier by Harry Goffey (English, 1871 – 1951)
A dry-point etching of a head study of a Welsh Terrier / Lakeland Terrier by Harry Goffey (English, 1871 – 1951). Titled, in the margin, in pencil, “Cats” and bottom right “H Goffey”. “Published by The Academy of Art Ltd. Nelson House, Birmingham”. English, circa 1920.

14 ) “The End of the Day” Scottish Terrier dry-point etching by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA
“The End of the Day”, a dry-point etching of the recumbent sleepy Scottish Terrier, ‘Nonie’ by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Titled and numbered in the margin, in pencil, bottom left, “The End of the Day 2/150” and “Cecil Aldin”. English, circa 1925.

15 ) Ivorine miniature of a Scottish Terrier, by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
A large ivorine miniature of a standing Scottish Terrier, by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom right “Cecil Aldin”. English, circa 1925.

16 ) Ivorine miniature of “Loopy” the Dalmatian Puppy by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
An ivorine miniature of “Loopy” the seated Dalmatian Puppy, by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom right “Cecil Aldin”. This was published in “An Artist's Models”, with 20 colour plates illustrated by Cecil Aldin, and published, H. F. & G. Witherby, London, 1930. English, circa 1930. Known as “Loopy the Ugly Puppy”, a little harsh, as Aldin has captured this lovely puppy superbly. There is a print of this in the Royal Academy of Arts Collection

17 ) Ivorine miniature of a Rough Collie with puppy by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
An ivorine miniature of a recumbent Rough Collie disturbed by a puppy, by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom left “Cecil Aldin”. English, circa 1930’s.

18 ) Ivorine miniature of "Susan the Pekingese" by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
An ivorine miniature of "Susan the Pekingese" lying before a cushion by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom left “Cecil Aldin”. Illustrated in the artist’s 1933 book “Dogs of Every Day”.

19 ) Ivorine miniature of “A Dalmatian” by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
An ivorine miniature of “A Dalmatian” by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom left “Cecil Aldin”. Francis Iles Gallery, Rochest, Kent, label to the reverse. First illustrated, “Dogs of Character” by Cecil Aldin, published by Eyre Spottiswoode, 1927. Here titled “A Dalmatian”, page 62. English, circa 1927.

20 ) Ivorine miniature of a “Bedlington Terrier” by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
An ivorine miniature of a standing “Bedlington Terrier” by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed bottom right “Cecil Aldin”. Francis Iles Gallery, Rochest, Kent, label to the reverse. First illustrated, “Dogs of Character” by Cecil Aldin, published by Eyre Spottiswoode, 1927. Here titled “A Bedlington Terrier”, page 6. English, circa 1927.

21 ) Study of Sealyhams, drawing, by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
A study of Sealyhams lying, in pencil and chalk on brown paper by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935). Signed in pencil bottom right “Cecil Aldin”. English, circa 1920.

22 ) A Scottish Deerhound pastel by Mick Cawston (English, 1959-2006)
A pastel on buff paper of a head study of a Scottish Deerhound by Mick Cawston (English, 1959-2006). Possibly one of Miss Noble’s famous Scottish Deerhounds. Signed bottom left, “Mick Cawston”. English, circa 1990’s.

23 ) “Champion Thistleglen Darin”, Scottish Deerhound pastel by Maurie Lewis
Thistleglen Darin was born 1/08/1989 out of Lehigh Nevin (sire) and Thistleglen Trillium (dam) and breed and owned by Jeanne T Frye and Donald E Frye. Signed dated and titled “Maurie Lewis 1993 Ch. Thistleglen Darin”. American 1993.

24 ) Scottish Terrier dry-point etching "Let’s Play", by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A dry-point etching, "Let’s Play", a Scottish Terrier looks up at another in an open window by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). Published Spring,, 1930. In pencil, titled bottom left "Let’s Play" and signed bottom right "Marguerite Kirmse". American, 1930.

25 ) Scottish Terrier dry-point etching "Stymied” by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A dry-point etching, "Stymied", a Scottish Terrier observing a recumbent cat in a shop window by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). Published Spring,, 1927. In pencil, titled bottom left "Stymied" and signed bottom right "Marguerite Kirmse". American, 1927.