51 ) A large, French, early 19th century St. Bernard door knocker / ‘heutoir’
A large, French, early 19th century decorated ring shaped door knocker / ‘heutoir’, decorated with a Saint Bernard’s head. French, circa 1840

52 ) A French, 19th century, Napoleon III, bronze presse-papier King Charles Cavalier Spaniel on a marble base
A French, 19th century, Napoleon III (1808-1873), presse-papier of a delightful King Charles Cavalier Spaniel curled comfortable asleep on a tasselled cushion. French, circa 1840.

53 ) A Japanned Papier Mâché Scottish Deerhound writing box SOLD
A Japanned Papier Mâché writing box of a scene of , inspired after Sir Edwin Landseer. Possibly the work of such Birmingham firms Jenners and Bettridge or McCallum and Hodson English, circa 1850

54 ) 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

55 ) The Dalmatian coachman's whistle
The Dalmatian coachman's whistle, circa 1850 Staffordshire.

56 ) 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.

57 ) 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.

58 ) Bronze of two Italian Greyhounds / Whippets by Charles A Wilkinson (French / English op 1860-1892)
Bronze of two standing Italian Greyhounds / Whippets by Charles A Wilkinson (French / English op 1860-1892) Signed 'C Wilkinson' and stamped 'SUSSE Fres.', the mark used by Susse Freres in the 1850's and 1860's. French, circa 1850 A very rare bronze by Charles A Wilkinson he only sent four works to Susse Freres another being an equestrian sculpture titled 'Madame de Chateauroux'(circa 1860)

59 ) Rare early English silver plated Setter plaque SOLD
Rare setter early English silver plated plaque of a Setter / Retriever retrieving a pheasant. Plated plaque on copper. English, circa 1860.

60 ) 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’.

61 ) 19th century Rococo bronze tea caddy / canister with Setter finial
A rare 19th century bronze tea caddy / canister of rectangular form with scalloped fluted corners on scrolled bracket feet, the sides chased with Rocaille, Chinoiserie, and floral decoration and the lid adorned with a standing Setter.

62 ) Bronze and porcelain West Highland Terrier candlesticks by William Brownfield (English, 1812-1873)
A pair of bronze and porcelain West Highland Terrier by William Brownfield (English, 1812-1873). The dogs seated on tasseled cushions in white paste porcelain each hold a pair of scones. These West Highland Terrier are of the type in Sir Edwin Landseer famous painting of Scratch in his 1839 painting "Dignity and Impudence". That West Highland Terrier was owned by Jacob Bell. English, circa 1850’s.

63 ) Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879) bronze of a Curly Coated Retriever, 'Chien Au Fouet (Warwick)'.
Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879) bronze of a Curly Coated Retriever known as Chien Au Fouet (Warwick). Signed by "P.J Mene". French, after 1846. Edition: P. J Mene workshops (1846-1879).

64 ) A "Black Forest" ivory carved deer letter opener
A "Black Forest" ivory carved Italian Greyhound / Whippet running through forest setting. Stained detailing. 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 1860.

65 ) Exceptional King Charles Cavalier Spaniel bronze box by Jules Moigniez (French, 1835-1894)

66 ) 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.

67 ) A rare pair of mid 19th, French, ormolu and bronze Poodle / Barbet chenets / fire dogs / andirons inspired by designs by Jacques Caffieri (French, 1678-1755)
A rare pair of mid 19th, French, ormolu and bronze Poodle / Barbet chenets / fire dogs / andirons inspired by designs by Jacques Caffieri (1678-1755), the famous bronzier and Parisian sculptor, who received commissions from Cardinal Mazarin. The dogs are seated on velvet tasselled cushions and neoclassical plinths. French, circa 1860.

68 ) A mid-19th century bronze Cairn Terrier Presse-papier for Maison Alphonse Giroux
A bronze Presse-papier of a Cairn Terrier lying on its back for Maison Alphonse Giroux. The dog with glass inlaid eyes. Marked to the base “MAISON ALPH GIROUX PARIS”. French, circa 1860.

69 ) A mid 19th century silver tankard / christening mug depicting the King Charles Cavalier Spaniel 'Dash' inspired from Sir Edwin Landseer painting
A mid 19th century silver tankard / christening mug depicting the King Charles Cavalier Spaniel 'Dash' inspired from Sir Edwin Landseer 1838 painting titled "Hector, Nero and Dash with the parrot, Lory", commissioned by Queen Victoria which today can be seen in the Royal Collection. It is assayed 1862, and bears the mark of James Charles Edington, a silversmith working from Berwick Street, in Soho, London. English, 1862. James Charles Edington is recorded in 1849 as making a small mug in similar high relief of a portrait of Albert Edward Prince of Wales after another royal painter Xavier Winterhalter. Then there is an earlier portrait mug recorded given to Prince Albert in 1846.

70 ) Seated Meissen Poodle SOLD
A Meissen seated Poodle, bearing the crossed swords mark in blue, incised with the model number M 68, and impressed with the assembler's number 122. German, circa 1870 SOLD

71 ) A pair of Maltese bronzes by Giovita Lombardi (Italian, 1837-1876)
Stunning near life size pair of Maltese bronzes by Giovita Lombardi (Italian, 1837-1876) Italian circa 1870

72 ) 19th King Charles Cavalier Spaniel and puppy needlepoint / needlework / textile
A 19th century mahogany framed needlepoint of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel with puppy, seated on a red cushion. Mounted in an ornately scroll pole screen frame English, circa 1870

73 ) A pair of West Highland Terrier bronze candlesticks / sconces, English late 19th century
A pair of bronze seated West Highland Terriers holding sconces, with brass detail, and the dogs set with glass eyes. This Terrier model is clearly inspired by Sir Edwin Landseer’s image of “Scratch” depicted in his 1839 famous painting of "Dignity and Impudence" commissioned by Jacob Bell. ("Dignity and Impudence" is today in the collection of the Tate Gallery, London).English, circa 1870.

74 ) A very rare pair of 19th century, French, bronze King Charles Cavalier Spaniel chenets / fire dogs / andirons
A very rare pair of 19th century, French, cast iron chenets / fire dogs / andirons of seated Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. French, circa 1870.

75 ) A rare 19th, French, bronze and ormolu stag and boar “La Chasse” chenets / fire dogs / andirons.inspired by designs by Jacques Caffieri (1678-1755).
A rare 19th, French, bronze ormolu stag and boar “La Chasse” chenets / fire dogs / andirons. A pair of stags stand tall beneath oak branches. A central boar’s head sits wit a gun within a French horn, surrounded by oakleaf decoration. Signed “CH”. French, circa 1870.