1 ) Jack Russell miniature in pendant frame
A head and shoulders study of a Jack Russell on ivory. In gilt metal pendant frame. English, circa 1900

2 ) Oil study of a Springer Spaniel puppy after Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (English 1802 – 1873)
A oil study of a recumbent Springer Spaniel puppy playing with a frog after Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (English 1802 – 1873). Today Landseer work can be see in the Harris Museum & Art Gallery. This work was famously etched by Charles Wentworth Wass (English, 1817-1905). An example of which can be seen in the British Museum. English, circa 1850.

3 ) The Smooth Fox Terrier "Ch Captain Double" (K.C.SB. 988H) by Arthur Wardle R.I., R.B.C. (English, 1864-1949)
An oil on board of the Smooth Fox Terrier Champion Captain Double by Arthur Wardle, R.I., R.B.C. (English, 1864-1949). Signed on the left “Arthur Wardle”. To the reverse in pencil “Champion Captain Double painted by Arthur Wardle April 1904”. “Captain Double” the property of Smooth Fox Terrier fancier Mrs J H Brown was sired by D’Orsay Double, dammed, Cherry Brandy, and registered K.C.SB. 988H. English, circa 1907. The Smooth Fox Terrier - A Complete Anthology of the Dog writes “Ladies have been supporters of the breed .... Mrs. J. H. Brown, too, as owner of Captain Double, a terrier which has won, and deservedly, more prizes than any Fox-terrier now or in the past, must not be omitted”. Signed bottom left “Arthur Wardle”. English, 1904.

4 ) A Erbach "Black Forest" ivory carved Greyhound tie / stick pin
A "Black Forest" ivory carved standing Greyhound stick pin. Such carvings were from German workshop of the Graf von Erbach-Erbach in Odenwald, and the Kehrer family at Erbach, Ernst (working 1830-40) and his son Edouard (1812-63). They were made from around 1830 to 1860. Examples can be seen in the jewellery collection of the British Museum, London, for example there is a brooch with the same dog seated with stag and deer. German, circa 1850.

5 ) An Erbach "Black Forest" ivory carved Italian Greyhound / Whippet brooch tie / stick pin
A "Black Forest" ivory carved standing Italian Greyhound / Whippet stick pin. The dog’s head turned.

6 ) An oil of “Pytchley D'Orsay “ a Smooth-Fox Terrier by Edward Aistrop (English, mid-late 19th century).
An oil on board’ of a head study of “Pytchley D'Orsay “ a Smooth-Fox Terrier bred by the famous Totteridge Kennel of Mr Francis Redmond and painted by Edward Aistrop (English, mid-late 19th century). Signed bottom left “E Aistrop”. English, circa 1890.

7 ) French, circa 1905 gold and gem set Setter brooch
A finely gold sculptured brace of Setter heads with diamond and calibre set collars.

8 ) Circa 1870 gold set micromosaic of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel
Micromosaic in black vitreous paste of a recumbent King Charles Cavalier ‘Blenheim’ Spaniel, set in later 1920’s gold frame. The King Charles Cavalier Spaniel was a popular micromosaic subject following the works by such artists as Antonio Aguatti (d1846) and Luigi Moglia (1813ca - 1878). Italian circa 1870.

9 ) Circa 1870 gold set micromosaic of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel
Micromosaic in black vitreous paste of a recumbent King Charles Cavalier ‘Blenheim’ Spaniel, set in gold scrolling frame. Assayed on the frame. The King Charles Cavalier Spaniel was a popular micromosaic subject following the works by such artists as Antonio Aguatti (d1846) and Luigi Moglia (1813ca - 1878). Italian / French circa 1870.

10 ) Photogravure of “Queen Alexandra her Grandchildren and dogs” published 1905 by C.W.Faulkner, after the original painting by Frederick Morgan (English, 1856 -1927) and Thomas Blinks (English, 1860-1912).
A photogravure of Queen Alexandra (1844 – 1925), Danish born wife of King Edward VII of England feeding her dogs a Borzoi, Scottish Deerhound, Four Collies, Schipperke and two Bassett hounds & pup, sugar lumps from a basket on her arm, besides the Royal kennels at Sandringham House. She is accompanied by Princess Mary Windsor (later The Princess Royal) 1897 -1965 beside her at right, Princes Albert George (later King George VI) 1895 -1952 and David Edward (later King Edward VIII) 1894 -1972 at her left, the keeper standing in the trees behind them at right, beyond at left a further man opens a gate to let another Collie join the group. Published 1905 by C.W.Faulkner and Co., after the original painting by Frederick Morgan (English, 1856 -1927) and Thomas Blinks (English, 1860-1912).

11 ) An oil of a Gordon Setter by Yvonne Siméon Lavallart
An oil of a standing Gordon Setter by Yvonne Siméon Lavallart (French, illustrator).

12 ) Scottish Terrier puppy dry-point etching by Karl Albrecht Buschmaum (German, 1885 - c1953)
An early 20th century signed artist proof dry-point etching of a seated Scottish Terrier puppy by Karl Albrecht Buschmaum (German, 1885 - c1953). Signed in pencil bottom right K A Buschmaum.

13 ) 19th century oil “Nelly & Rackett” Smooth-haired Fox Terriers by Louis-Godefroy Jadin (French, 1805-1882)
An oil on canvas of the Smooth-haired Fox Terriers “Nelly” and “Rackett” at play by Louis-Godefroy Jadin (French, 1805-1882). Titled “Nelly” and “Rackett”, dedicated bottom left “Mon Ami ...” and signed L G Jadin”. French 1870.

14 ) “Mac” the West Highland Terrier, drawing by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
A rare preparatory drawing on ivorine by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935), of “Mac” his beloved West Highland Terrier published 1934 by Eyre & Spottiswoode in Aldin’s “Just Among Friends”. Signed and dedicated bottom right “from Cecil Aldin to Adele Astaire”. The reverse bears interesting pencil note “71/3 wide deep etch note artists instruction”. Lady Charles Cavendish Adele Astaire (American, 1896-1981) was Fred Astaire’s famous elder sister, and his partner in a 27-year career in vaudeville and theatre, beginning when he was five and she was eight. English, 1934.

15 ) A pencil drawing of a Beagle by George Denholm Armour (English, 1864–1949)
A pencil drawing of a Beagle eating from a bowl before a range by George Denholm Armour (English, 1864–1949). Signed bottom right “G. D, Armour”. English, circa 1910.

16 ) A Sealyham Terrier watercolour with white heightening by Marion Rodger Harvey (Scottish, 1886-1971)
Watercolour with gouache white heightening on buff paper of a seated Sealyham by Marion Rodger Harvey (Scottish, 1886-1971). Signed bottom left "M Harvey". Scottish, circa 1925.

17 ) A pair of Setter bronze candlesticks by Jules Moigniez (French, 1835-1894)
A pair of bronze candlesticks, the stems decorated with Setter dog heads and bases with running dogs by frieze by Jules Moigniez (French, 1835-1894). Signed at the base “J Moigniez”. French, circa 1880.

18 ) An American gold set enamel and diamond Boston Terrier tie / stick pin.
A 14 carat gold set enamel head study of a Boston Terrier set with old cut diamond eyes. The reverse of the stick pin is marked “14K”. Such work was made in Newark New Jersey, by the likes of Henry Blank & Co., A.J. Hedges, Krementz & Co, Rilker Brothers etc.... American circa 1915.

19 ) Oil study of a Shetland Sheepdog by Lucy Elizabeth Kemp-Welch (English, 1869 – 1958)
A rare oil study on canvas of a young recumbent Shetland Sheepdog by Lucy Elizabeth Kemp-Welch (English, 1869 – 1958). Signed in pencil bottom right invert “L E K-W”. “The reverse bears label and is signed in pencil to the stretcher “L. E. Kemp-Welch”

20 ) Yorkshire Terrier oil by Léon Olivié (French, 1833-1901)
An oil on canvas of a recumbent Yorkshire Terrier by Léon Olivié (French, 1833-1901). Signed bottom left “Léon Olivié”.

21 ) The Yorkshire Terrier “Toto” oil by Miss F Langridge (English, Exh. 1901)
An oil on canvas of a recumbent Yorkshire Terrier oil by Miss F Langridge (English, Exh. 1901). Titled top left “Toto” and signed “F Langridge”. Painted on “Kensington Fine Art Society, 26, Alfred Place West, South Kensington” supplied canvas. English, circa 1900. Miss F Langridge supported and exhibited at the Society of Women Artists in 1901 from an address ‘4 Callow Street, South Kensington’.

22 ) 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.

23 ) The Wire-haired Fox Terrier “Nuppy”, an ivory miniature by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (British, Exh. 1905-14)
An ivory rondo watercolour miniature of “Nuppy” Wire-haired Fox Terrier head study by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (Exh. 1905-14). Monogrammed bottom right “DO”. Labelled in ink to the reverse “Nᴼ. 3 “Nuppy” Dorothy Oliver Liberton House Mid Lothian”. Set in gilt pendant frame. This is believed to be on of the artist’s 1907 exhibits at The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. Circa 1907.

24 ) The Yorkshire Terrier “Mimosa”, an ivory miniature by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (British, Exh. 1905-14)
An ivory watercolour miniature of “Mimosa” of a Yorkshire Terrier seated on a satin quilted cushion by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (Exh. 1905-14). Titled top right “MIMOSA” and monogrammed bottom right “DO”. Labelled in ink to the reverse “Nᴼ. 2 “Mimosa” Mrs Dorothy Oliver Liberton House Mid Lothian”. Set in gilt pendant frame. Circa 1910.

25 ) A ivory carved Labrador type dog, Erbach 18 carat gold brooch
An ivory carved "Black Forest" depicting three Labrador type dogs, 18 carat gold set brooch. Assayed “OR 750” and marked “LB”. Such carvings were from German workshop of the Graf von Erbach-Erbach in Odenwald, and the Kehrer family at Erbach, Ernst (working 1830-40) and his son Edouard (1812-63). They were made from around 1830 to 1860. German, circa 1850.