26 ) Enamel kingfisher
Enamel kingfisher set in 9ct gold with garnets Circa 1890.

27 ) "Chesnut Wonder", a coursing Greyhound enamel pin by James William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914)
A 9 carat gold mounted stick pin of an enamel by James William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914) of the famous coursing Greyhound ‘Chesnut Wonder’. Signed to the reverse "Chesnut Wonder, J W Bailey 1893". English, 1893.

28 ) The Irish Terrier “Fire-flyer”, enamel stick pin by John William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914)
A enamel stick pin of a head study of the Irish Terrier “Fire-flyer” by John William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914). Titled, signed and dated to the reverse “Fire-flyer J. W. Bailey 1895. English, 1895 Interestingly in 1895 Ludwig Beckmann reported that already in 1847 in Ireland they had started to breed an independent terrier, the ancestor of the current Irish Terrier.

29 ) The Irish Terrier “Fire-flyer”, enamel stick pin by James William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914)
A enamel stick pin of a head study of the Irish Terrier “Fire-flyer” by James William Bailey (English, 1831 – 1914). Titled, signed and dated to the reverse “Fire-flyer J. W. Bailey 1895. English, 1895.

30 ) Silver gilt cigar case with enamel coaching / carriage scene
A silver gilt cigar case with enamel coaching / carriage scene of four-in-hand with passenger aboard outside a mansion besides a park, by George Antony Heath. The silver gilt interior assayed London 1897, with maker’s mark “GH” being that of George Antony Heath then of George Heath & Co. In 1887 George Heath is recorded as making a silver snuff box in enamel depicting a coaching scene for Tiffany & Co. Of Union Square, New York. As well as New York clientele, Heath’s silver and enamel work was retailed by such high end London establishments as Carrington & Co., of 130 Regent Street, Walter Thornhill & Co., of 144 New Bond Street, and Henry Lewis & Co., of 172 New Bond Street. English, 1897.

31 ) Enamel racing pigeon stick pin
Enamel of a racing pigeon, set in 15 carat gold stick pin. English, circa 1900

32 ) Enamel pendant of Edward VII on 9 carat gold
To the reverse 'Spencer London 9 .375'. Retailed by the famous medal and Masonic suppliers, most likely from the workshops of either William Bishop Ford (1832-1922) or James William Bailey (1831-1914) in 1902, the year of the coronation.

33 ) Archer enamel titled as "Fred Archer on Ormonde" by John William Bailey (1831 - 1914)
An enamel of "Fred Archer on Ormonde" by John William Bailey (English, 1831 - 1914) after a painting by Emil Adam (English 1834-1924)

34 ) French Horse Racing in miniature and enamel
A miniature in enamel of horses racing, possible French, circa 1905

35 ) Enamel on silver dog cufflinks
Enamel on silver dog cufflinks, Englsih circa 1910.

36 ) Enamel on porcelain portrait miniature of a King Charles Spaniel / English Toy Spaniel by Reuben Ward Binks (English, 1880-1950).
Enamel on porcelain portrait miniature of a head study of a ruby King Charles Spaniel / English Toy Spaniel, set in yellow metal pendant mount, by Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950). Signed on the reverse. English, circa 1910.

37 ) Enamel on porcelain portrait miniature of a Bull Terrier by Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950)
Enamel on porcelain portrait miniature of a head study of a Bull Terrier by Reuben Ward Binks (1880-1950)in a gold metal pendant setting marked "718". To the reverse signed "RWB". English, circa 1910.

38 ) Silver Kenart Brooch of a standing Great Dane.
Silver Kenart Brooch of a standing Great Dane. Made by the Manchester firm, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. English, circa 1930.

39 ) Enamel Kenart brooch of a standing chestnut horse
An enamel brooch of a standing horse by Kenart

40 ) An enamel Dachshund Kenart brooch
Made by the Manchester firm of Kenart, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. Stamped to the reverse “Kenart”. English, circa 1930.

41 ) Enamel Kenart brooch of a standing red roan Cocker Spaniel
Enamel on copper brooch of a standing red roan Cocker Spaniel, made by the Manchester firm of Kenart, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. Stamped to the reverse "Kenart". English, circa 1930.

42 ) Enamel Kenart brooch of a standing Pekingese
Enamel on copper brooch of a standing Pekingese, made by the Manchester firm of Kenart, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. Stamped to the reverse "Kenart". English, circa 1930.

43 ) Enamel Kenart brooch of a standing Scottish Terrier
Enamel on copper brooch of a standing black Scottish Terrier, made by the Manchester firm of Kenart, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. Stamped to the reverse “Kenart”. English, circa 1930.