1 ) Enamel on porcelain of Princess Victoria's favourite spaniel, "Dash" a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel after a painting by Sir Edwin Landseer RA (1802-1873) given to the Princess on her birthday 24th May 1836.
Enamel on porcelain of Princess Victoria's favourite spaniel, "Dash", a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel. After a painting by Sir Edwin Landseer RA (1802-1873) given to the Princess on her birthday 24th May 1836. Perhaps by William Bishop Ford (1832-1922) who enamelled this subject on copper and gold, but was also work in 1855 for Herbert Minton of Stoke on Trent enamelling on porcelain.

2 ) Enamel of a Manchester terrier stick by William Bishop Ford, (English, 1832-1922).
A 9ct gold stick pin depicting an enamel of a Manchester Terrier By William Bishop Ford (English, 1832-1922). Signed and dated to the reverse "W B Ford, 1881". English, circa 1881

3 ) Muntjac deer gold mounted enamel stick pin, by William Bishop Ford (English, 1832-1922)
Muntjac deer gold mounted enamel stick pin, by William Bishop Ford (English, 1832-1922). Signed and dated to the reverse "W B Ford 1889" . Muntjacs were introduced into England at the end of the nineteenth century by the Duke of Bedford. The Reeve's Muntjac was named after John Reeves, who was an inspector with the East India Tea Company in 1812.