26 ) Reverse intaglio box of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel SOLD
An exceptional and large rock crystal box the lid carved and painted with a reverse intaglio crystal of an English Toy Spaniel. English, circa 1880. Gold rimmed with a sapphire cabochon cut clasp. SOLD

27 ) A Reverse intaglio crystal gold brooch of a West Highland Terrier
A Reverse intaglio crystal gold bar brooch of a West Highland Terrier Not dissimilar to the West Highland Terrier was owned by Jacob Bell that was famously painted 1839, known as "Dignity and Impudence" by Sir Edwin Landseer, (today in the collection of the Tate Gallery, London).

28 ) Reverse integlio crystal brooch of a Chihuahua
Reverse integlio crystal brooch of a Chihuahua Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

29 ) Reverse intaglio edwardian diamond setting. SOLD
Reverse intaglio edwardian diamond setting Diamonds, gold, platinum and pearls, Circa 1910. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. SOLD

30 ) Reverse intaglio gold watch bracelet
A 14 carat gold watch bracelet with reverse intaglio crystals of a fox mask and a foxhound. The bracelet of unusual horse stirrup, straps and bridle bit design. The watch is a Swiss Movado manual wide circa 1950's, and dated to the reverse '1962'. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals

31 ) Reverse Intaglio Crystal Watch
1930's reverse intaglio crystal watch of two Labradors. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals

32 ) Reverse Intaglio Crystal pin of a Flat-coated Retriever
Reverse Intaglio Crystal pin of a Flat-coated Retriever A reverse intaglio crystal mounted to a stock pin, of a Flat-coated Retriever standing on grass. Gold set with rope decorated boarder around the crystal. Signed to the pin 'G Clasens', and assayed with the French Eagle's head. Complete with original box from Maison Alphonse and Georges Auger bearing inscription of 'AUGER, Joailliers- Orfevres, Place des Victoires, PARIS' French, circa 1890 Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals

33 ) Reverse Intaglio Crystal of a bull terrier.
Reverse intaglio crystal of a bull terrier by marcus in 14 caret gold. circa 1910. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

34 ) Victorian reverse intaglio crystal, diamond setting brooch of a Jack Russell / Smooth Fox Terrier
A Victorian reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a proudly seated Jack Russell / Smooth Fox Terrier. Gold set the crystal is surrounded by a setting of old cut claw set perfectly matching diamonds in superb gold worked latticing. The reverse features a locket. The original pin with assay mark, and the clasp similarly assayed. English, circa 1890.

35 ) Victorian reverse intaglio crystal, diamond earring and brooch set of a Jack Russell / Smooth Fox Terrier
A rare Victorian reverse intaglio crystal earring and brooch set of head studies of a Jack Russell / Smooth Fox Terrier. Gold set the crystals surrounded by a setting of old cut matching diamonds. The reverse features a locket. English, circa 1890.

36 ) Reverse intaglio crystal brooch of Jack Russells, diamond and ruby set.
A gold reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a head and shoulders study of a pair of Jack Russell set in diamonds and rubies. Late 1920’s

37 ) Reverse intaglio crystal of a Borzoi
A Reverse intaglio crystal of a head study of a Borzoi, set in gold mount with platted boarder. The reverse bears the French assay mark for gold , and a lozenge seal of the jewellery house.

38 ) 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

39 ) Reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a Poodle
A reverse intaglio crystal brooch depicting as head and shoulders study of a black Poodle. Interesting mounted in 14 carat gold with platinum detail with the dog’s lead. The crystal carving and painting possibly the work of Ernst Marius Pradier (English, b.1881), and American gold set, possibly commissioned through "The Crossroads of Sport Inc New York" Marked to the reverse “14k”. English / America circa 1960’s. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals

40 ) Reverse intaglio crystal double sided horse cufflinks
A set of reverse intaglio crystal double sided horse cufflinks, each cufflink with a study of a bridled horse. Marked to the links “14k”. Each cufflink bearing an inscription “Dolly Crowder Nov. 3rd, 1927”.

41 ) A reverse intaglio crystal of Sealyham
A reverse intaglio crystal of Sealyham standing on grassland. Interestingly set in a 14 carat gold frame designed ads the dog's collar and lead. Marked "14K" Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English crystal, circa 1920, American setting

42 ) Reverse intaglio crystal double sided Airedale Terrier cufflinks
A set of double sided reverse intaglio crystal, gold set Airedale Terrier cufflinks. Each link depicting a head study.. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English, circa 1910

43 ) 19th century reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a Bernese Mountain Dog / Berner Sennenhund
A 19th century reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a head study of Bernese Mountain Dog / Berner Sennenhund. Set gold mount with beaded detail. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. A rare and early depiction of the breed in jewellery. English, circa 1880.

44 ) A Victorian gold set reverse intaglio crystal Boston Terrier stick pin
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.

45 ) A reverse intaglio crystal stick pin of a horse
A circular reverse intaglio 9 carat gold set crystal stick pin of a study of a bridled horses head. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. Circa 1900.

46 ) A late 20th century Blenheim King Charles Cavalier crystal
A late 20th century mother of pearl backed reverse intaglio crystal of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel head study. German, circa 2000. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

47 ) A 19th century reverse intaglio crystal gold pendant of a Manchester Terrier
A late 19th century pearl backed oval reverse intaglio crystal in ornate gold set locket pendant of a seated Manchester Terrier. English, circa 1880. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

48 ) A 9 carat gold reverse intaglio crystal pendant of a Cocker Spaniel by Ernest.M. Pradier (English 1881-1967)
A mid 20th century 9 carat gold reverse intaglio square mother of pearl backed crystal of a Cocker Spaniel pendant by Ernest.M. Pradier (English 1881-1967). Privately commissioned from Pradier as the ‘crystal’ 15th wedding anniversary present from Reginald Arthur Nelsey to his wife Flora Lilian Nelsey (nee Seymour) in 1948. The Pradier family originated in Belgium and were perhaps the most skilled exponents of this art supplying fashionable jewellery across the world. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English, 1948.

49 ) An 18 carat reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a cat.
A reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a head study of a cat, set in a 18 carat Art Nouveau frame. French, circa 1910.

50 ) Cat & Maltese reverse intaglio locket
A rare reverse intaglio cat crystal with "Maltese" dog crystal to the reverse. Set in Gold locket, both crystals framed in old cut Diamonds. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals