1 ) 19th century Setter copper weathervane in the manner of Washburn & Co NYC
A late 19th century Setter copper bodied weathervane in the manner of Washburn & Co NYC. See "The Art of the Weathervane" by Steve Miller page 56.

2 ) King Charles Cavalier Spaniel "Mother & Puppies" tapestry
Plushwork tapestry of King Charles Cavalier Spaniel "Mother & Puppies". Berlin, 19th Century.

3 ) Yorkshire Terrier Modern Tapestry and silk

4 ) King Charles Cavaliar Spaniel Tea Caddy
King Charles Cavaliar Spaniel, lacquer papier mache tea caddy. Engish, circa 1890.

5 ) Japanese inspired silver tray
English silver tray in the Japanese manner. English assayed

6 ) Japanese Chin Silk Embroidery
Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) Silk embroidery of a Japanese Chin. Kyoto School signed S.Susiyama.

7 ) A Paragon Fox lady's umbrella with carved English Setter painted handle.
A Paragon S Fox lady's umbrella modelled with a carved and painted English Setter handle. The dog wears a gold collar and its eyes double glass inlaid. Labelled to the frame 'Paragon S Fox & Co Limited'. The 18 carat gold feral marked'V&S' English

8 ) Japanese Meiji period silk embroidery / textile inspired by The Cavalier's Hat after Sir Edwin Landseer RA (1802-1873)
Japanese Meiji period silk embroidery / textile inspired by The Cavalier's Hat after Sir Edwin Landseer RA (1802-1873)

9 ) A Meiji period, Japanese Yuzen Birodo (Yuzen-dyed cut velvet) textile of a hare.

10 ) A Meiji period, Japanese Yuzen Birodo (Yuzen-dyed cut velvet) textile of hen and chickens framed within a fire screen / tsuitate

11 ) Cushion with a contemporary machine woven image of a German Shepherd cushion
Cushion with a contemporary machine woven image of a German Shepherd

12 ) A 19th century bronze wall plaque Scottish Deerhound head.
A 19th century bronze wall plaque of a Scottish Deerhound’s head. The dog’s collar inscribed “ERIC”.

13 ) Greyhound photographs by Eadweard Muybridge“
Photograph by Edweard James Muybridge (1830-1904), British-American photographer and pioneer of animal sequence photography Album on the decomposition of movement, Animal Locomotion: dog This artwork is a photography from the modern period . The place of conservation of " Album on the decomposition of movement, Animal Locomotion: dog " is Musée d'Orsay, Paris, France.

14 ) A 19th century French mahogany stumpwork / plushwork / needlepoint French Setter / Spaniel firescreen
An 19th century French Empire mahogany firesceen with / needlepoint of Setter / Spaniel before a large oak tree setting bird from bush into flight. The dog and bird both worked in stumpwork / plushwork Provenance “Musée et Chatêau de Rueil Malmaison” French, circa 1840

15 ) A 19th century French walnut mahogany firescreen displaying a Pug.
A rare 19th century French Empire walnut firescreen displaying a silk of a seated Pug. French, circa 1840.

16 ) 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

17 ) A rare 19th century French, double dog bed / 'Chien de lit'in Louis VI style.
A rare 19th century French, double dog bed / 'Chien de lit' in Louis VI style. For a single variant see "Vies de Chiens" by Claude d' Anthenaise published 2000 by Alain de Gourcuff for �Maison de la Chasse & de la Nature, page 89.

18 ) A French 19th century dog bed / 'Chien de lit'.

19 ) Very rare 19th century cast iron garden Setter / hound seat / bench by the James Stephens Iron Works of Galway 1851.
A very rare mid-19th century cast iron garden Setter / hound seat / bench by the James Stephens Iron Works of Galway, dated 1851. With grape decoration to the back, the side supports of vines and serpent, and the arms with Setter / hound head and paw feet. Irish 1851 This is a variant of a casting design produced circa 1844, by the Coalbrookdale Foundry. The Coalbrookdale design, number 17597, is the second oldest seat design registered and patented by the Foundry at the Public Records Office, on 6th April 1844. It further appears as seat No. 9 in their 1875 Castings Catalogue, Section III, page 249 James Stephens’ foundry was on Merchant’s Road and they were responsible in 1851 for the cast-ironwork Lough Athalia Bridge, (one of the finest of its kind in Ireland), and iron work to the roof of the Galway terminus.

20 ) Woolwork / needlepoint / needlework / textile / tapestry of Wirehaired Fox Terrier puppy
Woolwork / needlepoint / needlework / textile / tapestry of Wirehaired Fox Terrier puppy, cross stitch and raised wool-work with glass eyes of a puppy on a background of velvet Circa 1860

21 ) 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.

22 ) 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

23 ) 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).

24 ) 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

25 ) A 19th century blue and white Spode Verona pattern dog bowl
A Spode Verona pattern dog bowl, printed in underglazed blue. Circa 1860