1 ) "Panhard / Napier"
Diamond Platinum Set Stick Pin with Gold detail, even the wheels are finely set with Edwardian cut.

2 ) Cat
Oil on board, circa 1901, Miss Mabel Hastings. Possibly a study of "Junkets" from her 1901 Southampton art society exhibit titled "Tibbie and Junkets"

3 ) Black Cocker Spaniel Oil on canvas by Maurice Clarke (English, 1875-1963)
Oil on canvas of a recumbent black Cocker Spaniel upon a silk draped chair attendant by his masters riding gloves and crop. The composition of the 1901 is very similar to that of Clarke's contemporary Frederick Hall (English 1860-1948), that of a recumbent Cavalier King Charles Spaniel by his masters gloves. (See The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel: A Tribute in Art by Barbara Garnett-Wilson and Roy A. Wilson).

4 ) Oil on canvas of Pug puppies playing with Mr Punch
An oil on canvas of two pampered Pug puppies playing on an oriental rug with a doll Mr Punch by Signed bottom right and dated “1901”

5 ) An Edwardian motoring / Panhard car reverse intaglio crystal gold and diamond set brooch
A rare motoring reverse intaglio crystal gold and diamond set stock pin / brooch, Said to be The Lord Nuffield, then William Richard Morris, 1st Viscount Nuffield GBE CH FRS (1877 - 1963) and wife with chauffeur. Though possibly Lord Dudly's four-cylinder chain-driven 1901 Panhard. English circa 1901.

6 ) Shetland Sheepdog by Frances Fairman (1836-1923)
Head and shoulders study of a Shetland Sheepdog by Frances C Fairman (English, 1836-1923). Signed and dated bottom right "F.Fairman 1902".

7 ) Car brooch
Motorcar, Car brooch, with old cut silver set platinum body, diamond platinum hubs, platinum tyres, gold and emerald lamp, and exquisite gold details, English, circa 1902.

8 ) 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.

9 ) "Goodbye", lady walking Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942)
The etching known as "Goodbye", is of Gladys Cooper before steps in the gardens of Penshurst Place, Tonbridge, Kent, walking a Scottish Deerhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942). This is the rarer remarque proof on vellum, signed in pencil "Herbert Dicksee" by the artist, published by the New York publisher C Klackner and printed in London by Paul Moglia. Lettered top left "Copyright May 1902, by C Klackner, 7 West Street, New York" and top right "Published by C Klackner, 12 Haymaket, London", Copyright Registered. Printed by Paul Moglia, London. It measures approximately 26 ⅜ x 18 1/2 inches. Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1902, catalogue number 1303. The reverse bears gallery label “From T Richardson & Co., Fine Art Gallery, 43 Piccadilly, London, W” with ink inscription “Original Artist’s Proof Etching Goodbye Herbert Dicksee”. English, 1902.

10 ) "Prince Charles aka Bonnie Prince Charlie" King Charles Spaniel / Toy Spaniel etching by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942)
An etching of a seated King Charles Spaniel / Toy Spaniel by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942). The etching known as "Prince Charles aka Bonnie Prince Charlie" was published by Frost & Reed in 1902. This possibly is Herbert Dicksee's own toy spaniel as referred to in Enoch Scribes' 1906 article.

11 ) "Lowe" an oil canvas of a Maltese by R Chateaux (French)
An oil on canvas of the Maltese "Lowe" by R Chateaux (French). Signed and dated top left "R Chateaux 1902". The pampered pet wearing a blue satin bow sits interestingly framed. Titled bottom centre "Lowe". French, 1902.

12 ) Asprey boxed set of Edwardian solid silver Foxhound menu holders
A boxed set of four solid silver menu holders Foxhound heads with garnet eyes. Each assayed London 1902, marked “A & Co. Ltd” and to the base “ASPREY LONDON”. Complete with original box marked“ Asprey 166 Bond St London”. English 1902.

13 ) Affenpinscher oil by Charles H D Boland (Belgium, c. 1850-?)
An oil on board of a pampered Affenpinscher seated on satin cushions by Charles Hubert Denis Boland de Spa (Belgium, c. 1850-?). With dedication top left “A l’ami Piere Ch Boland, 2 June 1902”. Belgium 1902.

14 ) An Edwardian gold, diamond and emerald car, (possibly a De Dion) brooch
An Edwardian gold car brooch, with platinum spinning wheels, platinum mille grain diamond detail to the coachwork and an emerald head lamp. Possibly replica on a De Dion Bouton. English, circa 1903

15 ) 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)

16 ) Graphite Tibetan Spaniel drawing by Ethel Lavinia Tanner (b.1881)
A Graphite drawing of a terrier running from the scene by Ethel Lavinia Tanner (b.1881). Drawn circa 1903, when living at 29 Pelham Place, South Kensington, and prior to her illustrations for “The Mischievous Puppy” by Leslie Martin.

17 ) “The Black Watch” , the Schipperke Ch. Fandango photogravure by Maud Earl (English, 1864-1943)
“The Black Watch” , the Schipperke Ch. Fandango standing on a barge photogravure by Maud Earl (English, 1864-1943). Signed in pencil in the margin “Maud Earl” and titled in pencil the margin “The Black Watch”. Ch. Fandango won nine CCs with four off one judge, two off two judges and one off another.

18 ) From one of twenty five photogravures, including His Majesty The King's Irish Terrier 'Jack', on laid paper with the Abbey Mills and crown watermark, the photogravures on wove paper. A limited edition of 500, printed by Chiswick Press, London, and publish
The creation of the photogravure plate was a complicated process requiring work by a photographer and experienced master-engraver. First, a copper plate was coated with a light-sensitive gelatine tissue which had been exposed to a film positive, and then etched, resulting in a high-quality intaglio print that can reproduce the detail and continuous tones of a photograph. It is a manual process leave a plate impression in the paper. The quality of the photogravure depends on the masterly execution by the engraver.

19 ) Miniature on ivory of a Great Dane by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976)
Miniature on ivory of a Great Dane by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976), (Owned by Mr and Mrs Fox) 9 Carat Chester/ Signed "M Fox 1915"/ Assayed Frame Dated 1904.

20 ) "Wallace" by Dora Webb RMS (English, 1888-1975)
Miniature painting of the Border Collie "Wallace" by Dora Webb RMS (1888-1975) on ivory, signed and dated "D.Webb 1904". English, 1904.

21 ) Maltese / Havana / Havanese oil painting by Charles Demarne
Charles Demarne oil on board signed "Ch Demarne" and dated 1904 titled "Mirza". French. Possibly of a Maltese, Havana or Havanese.

22 ) English setter engraving by Joseph Bishop Pratt (1854-1910) after Heywood Hardy ARWS, RP, RE, RWA (1842-1933)
An artist's proof of English Setters signed in pencil by both engraver and artist Joseph Bishop Pratt (1854-1910) and Heywood Hardy ARWS, RP, RE, RWA (1842-1933) respectively. Mixed-method engraving on india paper. An artist's proof of English Setters signed in pencil by both engraver and artist Joseph Bishop Pratt (1854-1910) and Heywood Hardy ARWS, RP, RE, RWA (1842-1933) respectively. Mixed-method engraving on india paper.

23 ) Oil on canvas of a Yorkshire terrier by P Boulton (English, op 1898-1906)
Oil on canvas of a Yorkshire Terrier standing on an oriental rug before a velvet curtained front door with his ball, most likely eagerly awaiting a walk and playtime. Signed "P Boulton" and dated "1904" English, circa 1904

24 ) Oil on canvas of "Midget" a Yorkshire Terrier by Winifred H Donkin (English, d.c. 1925)
An oil on canvas of a Yorkshire Terrier, recumbent on a green silk cushion by Winifred H Donkin (English, d.c. 1925). Signed bottom right "W H Donkin" and dated "1904". To the reverse inscribed in ink "Midget December 1904" .... "W H Donkin"

25 ) Oil on canvas of the Dreamworld Farm English Toy Spaniels / King Charles Spaniel by Alexander Pope (American, 1848-1924)
An oil on canvas of the seventeen of the Lawson English Toy Spaniels / King Charles Spaniel from the celebrated Dreamworld Farm kennels of Thomas William Lawson (American, 1857 -1925) in Scituate, Massachusetts by Alexander Pope (American, 1848-1924). The dogs include Princess Too Wit, Maggie, Ashton Defender, Ashton Wild Boar, Darnall Danington, Sweet Face, Lady Too Wit, Lord Koggie, Little Rollo, Lord Too Wit, Clevedon Clyde, Princess Too Wit, Ashton Aristocrat, Lord Too Woo, Ashton Sweet Briar, Ashton Crystal and Marlborough. They were the kennels entrants for the 1904 Westminster Dog Show at Madison Square Garden. American, 1904.