26 ) “The Sentinel”, ‘Duke of Beaufort's Lion and Dash’, pencil drawing by Thomas Landseer ARA (1794 – 1880) after Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (1802 –1873)
“The Sentinel” A pencil drawing by Thomas Landseer ARA (1793 or 1794 – 20 January 1880) after Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (7 March 1802 – 1 October 1873) oil painting of the same. A black Spaniel (Dash) dog barks at a recumbent St Bernard (Lion), Being portraits of Lion and Dash, the Duke of Beaufort's dogs, from the painting Edwin Landseer exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1840. Thomas Landseer engraved a mixed media on chine collé print of the work, published 18th June, 1844 by Henry Graves & Co. English, circa 1844.

27 ) King Charles Cavalier Spaniel by Robert Scanlan (Irish p.c. 1828, d 1876) SOLD
King Charles Cavalier Spaniel by Robert Scanlan (Iris op.c. 1828, d 1876)

28 ) Watercolour of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel titled a "A Clever Leap" by Richard Robert Scanlan
A painting of a black and tan Cavalier, by a Royal Academy 'sporting' artist who will perhaps be best remembered for his portraits in the "The Book of the Ilustrious", published in 1845.

29 ) 'Out of Place', an oil on panel of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel by Ashburnham H Bulley (1841-1851).
An oil on panel of a seated King Charles Cavalier Spaniel on a kitchen table nonchalantly disregarding a Terrier seated behind.

30 ) A Parian / biscuit ware model of a recumbent King Charles Cavalier Spaniel seated on a cushion.
A Parian / biscuit ware model of a recumbent King Charles Cavalier Spaniel seated on a cushion. Note the Spaniel on a cushion would have been inspired by the depiction of Dash, Queen Victoria's beloved Cavalier from Sir Edwin Landseer's 1837-1838 famous painting "His majesty's favourite dogs and parrot", also known as "Hector, Nero and Dash with the parrot, Lory", which can today be can be seen in the Royal Collection. For a similar model please see 'Dogs in English Porcelain of the 19th Century' by Dennis G Rice, published Antique Collectors Club 2002. English, circa 1850-70

31 ) An oil of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel by Daniel Adolphe Robert Jones (Belgian, 1806-1874)
An oil on panel of a black and tan King Charles Cavalier Spaniel seated in a hilly landscape, by Daniel Adolphe Robert Jones (Belgian, 1806-1874). Signed bottom left “A R Jones”. Belgium, circa 1840

32 ) King Charles Cavalier Spaniel bronze sculpture Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875)
A bronze of a pair of King Charles Cavalier Spaniels seated on a tassled cushion by Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796- 1875). It was made as a "presse-papiers" and exhibited at the goldsmith Fauconnier. For another example see the collection of the Walter Art Collection in Baltimore Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum. There is also an example owned by the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of America, that is given annually to the "Best in Show" recipient. Illustrated in "Barye: Catalogue Raisonn" des Sculptures (Gallimard, 2000), by Michel Poletti and Alain Richarme.

33 ) Bronze of a seated King Charles Cavalier Spaniel by Emmanuel Fremiet (1824 -1910)
Bronze King Charles Cavalier Spaniel recumbent upon a tasselled cushion by Emmanuel Fremiet (1824 -1910). Signed on the cushion “F FREMIET”. An early small and very detailed bronze which Fremiet cast himself from his workshop and foundry at 42 Boulevard du Temple. This Spaniel bronze is especially interesting and rare displaying two patinations. French circa 1850.

34 ) A "Black Forest" ivory carved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel pin
A "Black Forest" ivory carved standing King Charles Cavalier Spaniel 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. German, circa 1850.

35 ) A 19th century Aesthetic Movement ebonised and gilt firesceen / pole screen in the manner of B Bruce James Talbert (Scottish, 1838 - 1881) or Edward William Goodwin (English, 1833-1866) with needlepoint of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.
A 19th century Aesthetic Movement ebonised and gilt firesceen / pole screen with sampler of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. The Cavalier recumbent on a red tasselled cushion clearly inspired by the depiction of Dash, Queen Victoria's beloved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel from Sir Edwin Landseer's 1837-1838 famous painting "His majesty's favourite dogs and parrot", also known as "Hector, Nero and Dash with with the parrot, Lory", which can today be can be seen in the Royal Collection. The top corners with floral work and in the centre an oval of flowers framing the makers' name age and the date "Martha Shaw.agd.12 .yrs. 1850". The firesceen / pole screen in the manner of Bruce James Talbert (Scottish, 1838 - 1881) or Edward William Goodwin (English, 1833-1866). English, circa 1850

36 ) A graphite drawing of seven King Charles Cavalier Spaniels by August Knip (Dutch, 1819- after 1858)
A oval graphite drawing of head studies of seven King Charles Spaniels by August Knip (Dutch, 1819- after 1858) Signed in pencil bottom right “A Knip”. Dutch circa 1850 For an oval oil of a King Charles Spaniel see “Dictionary of Belgian and Dutch Animal Painters born between 1750 and 1880” by Patrick and Viviane Berko, page 302.

37 ) A English provincial school oil of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and puppies
An English provincial school oil on canvas of seated Tricolour King Charles Cavalier Spaniel in a straw covered barn with her two puppies. English, circa 1850.

38 ) A rare mid 19th century silver plated King Charles Cavalier Spaniel taperstick / candlestick by Elkington & Co, after John Bell (English, 1811-1895)
A rare mid 19th century silver plated taperstick / candlestick of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel seated on a comfy tassel cushion, holding the taperstick by Elkington & Co, after John Bell (English, 1811-1895). Lightly gilded decoration to the sconce and panels to the ornate base. Stamped “John Bell Elkington”. Marked beneath the base "PUBḎ BY ELKINGTON & CO” with model number “862”. John Bell trained and exhibited at the Royal Academy and received several commissions from Queen Victoria. This King Charles Cavalier is no doubt modelled on the Queens favourite and famed Spaniel ‘Dash’.

39 ) A mid 19th century English oil of girl and King Charles Cavalier Spaniel
A mid 19th century oil on canvas of a young girl in lace trimmed blue dress with her loved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel. English, circa 1850.

40 ) 19th century miniature of a Black and Tan King Cavalier Spaniel
A mid 19th century miniature on card of a head study of a Black and Tan King Cavalier Spaniel. Monogrammed by the artist, to the reverse. English, circa 1860.

41 ) Mid to late 19th century 'Berlin' needlework / needlepoint / tapestry of a tricolor King Charles Cavalier Spaniel.
This cross stitch Berlin needlepoint was inspired by the depiction of Dash, Queen Victoria's beloved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel from Sir Edwin Landseer's 1837-1838 famous painting "His majesty's favourite dogs and parrot", also known as "Hector, Nero and Dash with with the parrot, Lory", which can today be can be seen in the Royal Collection.

42 ) King Charles Cavalier Spaniel Needlepoint Footstool
A cross stitch Berlin needlepoint on beige ground inspired by the depiction of Dash, Queen Victoria's beloved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel from Sir Edwin Landseer's 1837-1838 famous painting "His majesty's favourite dogs and parrot", also known as "Hector, Nero and Dash with the parrot, Lory", which can today be can be seen in the Royal Collection. In original rosewood frame. English, circa 1860

43 ) Kings Charles Cavalier Tricolor Spaniel enamel gold stick brooch by William Essex (English, 1784-1869)
Kings Charles Cavalier Tricolor Spaniel enamel gold brooch by William Essex (English, 1784-1869). Circa 1860 and after Queen Victoria's painting of Dash, her favourite Spaniel, by Sir Edwin Landseer "The Royal Collection" today holds a substantial number of enamels by William Essex. Signed to the reverse and dated “W ESSEX.“186?”. English circa 1860.

44 ) 19th century ebonised gilt fire-screen with large textile / needlepoint / stumpwork of two King Charles Cavalier Spaniels before an inquisitive cat, after Henriëtte Ronner-Knip (Dutch, 1812 -1909).
A 19th century ebonised gilt fire-screen with large textile / needlepoint / stumpwork of two King Charles Cavalier Spaniels before an inquisitive cat in a luxuriant draped room, after Henriëtte Ronner-Knip (Dutch, 1812 -1909).

45 ) 19th century textile / needlepoint / stumpwork of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and puppies
19th century textile / needlepoint / stumpwork of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel with her three puppies. The Spaniels worked in stumpwork rest on a patterned needlepoint of red and blue unusually decorated at the fringes with beadwork. The textile mounted in a birdseye maple frame. English, circa 1860.

46 ) A 19th century oil of a King Charles Cavalier asleep. Unsigned
A mid 19th century oil on panel of a Blenheim coloured King Charles Cavalier asleep on a chair with head resting on his mistresses mink muff. English, circa 1860

47 ) Mid to late 19th century 'Berlin' needlework / needlepoint / tapestry of a tricolour King Charles Cavalier Spaniel.
A cross stitch Berlin needlepoint on beige ground inspired by the depiction of Dash, Queen Victoria's beloved King Charles Cavalier Spaniel from Sir Edwin Landseer's 1837-1838 famous painting "His majesty's favourite dogs and parrot", also known as "Hector, Nero and Dash with the parrot, Lory", which can today be can be seen in the Royal Collection. In original rosewood frame. English, circa 1860

48 ) Pair of Victorian mid 19th century micromosaic King Charles Cavalier Spaniels
A pair micromosaic in black vitreous paste earrings depicting seated King Charles Cavalier "Blenheim" Spaniels. Italian circa 1860. The King Charles Cavalier Spaniel was a popular micromosaic subject following the works by such artists as Antonio Aguatti (d1846) and Luigi Cavaliere Moglia (1813ca - 1878).

49 ) A 19th century pair of silver plated King Charles Cavalier Spaniel salts
A 19th century pair of silver plated King Charles Cavalier Spaniel salts, the dogs seated by gilt lined bowls. These King Charles Cavalier no doubt modelled on the Queens favourite and famed Spaniel "Dash". Circa 1860.

50 ) A King Charles Cavalier Spaniel “presse-papiers” bronze by Jean-Germain Demay (French, 1819-1886)
A rare bronze “presse-papiers” of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel standing on a rectangular floral base by Jean-Germain Demay (French, 1819-1886). Signed on the base “DEMAY”. French, circa 1860.