26 ) The West Highland Terrier "Scratch"
Oil on canvas of Jacob Bell's West Highland Terrier "Scratch" made famous by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer RA (1802-1873) painting of 1839 "Dignity and Impudence"

27 ) A Reverse intaglio crystal gold brooch of a West Highland Terrier
A Reverse intaglio crystal gold bar brooch of a West Highland Terrier Not dissimilar to the West Highland Terrier was owned by Jacob Bell that was famously painted 1839, known as "Dignity and Impudence" by Sir Edwin Landseer, (today in the collection of the Tate Gallery, London).

28 ) Art Deco celluloid cane handle depicting a West Highland Terrier head
An Art Deco celluloid cane / parasol handle depicting a West Highland Terrier's head, with double inlaid eyes English circa 1920

29 ) Mid 19th century oil of a West Highland Terrier
A 19th century oil of a West Highland Terrier in begging pose. Initialed and dated “C.L. 1851”. French 1851

30 ) Reverse intaglio West Highland Terrier crystal
18 carat gold, diamonds and sapphires circa 1890

31 ) A 1930's gouache lamp shade / candle sconce of West Highland Terriers

32 ) 1930's oil of a West Highland Terrier
An oil on canvas board of head study of a West Highland Terrier. Monogrammed and dated bottom right "SD / 1935". The reverse bears a �Winsor & Newton�s �Rathbone� Canvas Board� label. English, 1935.

33 ) 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.

34 ) A silver pendant pencil of the West Highland Terrier “Scratch”
A silver pendant hiding a retracting pencil of the West Highland Terrier “Scratch”. Detailed with green glass eyes. English, circa 1880

35 ) West Highland Terrier by Miss Maud West Watson (Exh.1908-1914)
Pastel on paper of a West Highland Terrier signed "Maud West Watson". British circa 1910. Possibly a study for a Raphael Tuck's "Oilette" postcard series.