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West Highland Terrier Enamel by William Bishop Ford (1832-1922) SOLD Enamel miniature set as a gold pendant of a West Highland Terrier, by William Bishop Ford (1832-1922). English, circa 1865.
After the painting by James Bateman (1815-1849) .
A similar pendant of this enamel by William Bishop Ford (1832-1922) was previously in the Commendatore Melville A Jamieson loaned to the Victoria & Albert Museum around 1929.
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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.
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Enamel stick pin of "Pincher" from the painting by Abraham Cooper William Essex (English, 1784-1869).
An enamel stick pin of "Pincher" from the painting by Abraham Cooper (1787-1868) of his trusted dog, Work by William Essex (1784-1869), set in rose cut diamond, silver set, 15 carat backed frame,
English, circa 1860.
"The Royal Collection" today holds a substantial number of enamels by William Essex.
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Enamel of a Landseer Newfoundland by William Essex (1784-1869) Enamel of a Landseer Newfoundland by William Essex (1784-1869). From the famous painting by Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873) of the dog "Bob" painted in 1837.
"The Royal Collection" today holds a substantial number of enamels by William Essex.
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Enamel fox's head brooch William Bishop Ford, English, (1832-1922), enamel fox's head brooch, signed 'W B Ford'and dated '1870'. English 15 carat gold set.
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"Chesnut Wonder" 9 Carat gold mounted stick pin of an enamle by James William Bailey of the famous greyhound Chesnut wonder.
Signed to the reverse "Chesnut Wonder, J W Bailey 1893"
