1 ) French, mid-20th century pastel of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Aline Boisset (French, 20th century)
A mid-20th pastel on buff paper of a head study of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Aline Boisset (French, 20th century). Signed bottom right “Al Boisset”.

2 ) Pencil and watercolour drawing of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
Pencil and watercolour drawing of a recumbent Wire-haired Fox Terrier wearing a red bow by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). Signed 'Morgan Dennis'. Possibly a preparatory study for a an etching for which the artist eminently known.

3 ) Wire-haired Fox Terrier drawing by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
A charcoal drawing of two standing Wire-haired Fox Terriers facing each other by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). Signed bottom left “Morgan Dennis”.

4 ) Wire-haired Fox Terrier / Jack Russell pencil drawing by Morgan Dennis
Pencil drawing of a standing Wire-haired Fox Terrier / Jack Russell puppy signed in pencil bottom Morgan Dennis. American, circa 1930.

5 ) Wire-haired Fox Terrier "Where's Master?" by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942)
"Where's Master" depicts King Edward VII's terrier Caesar by the King's empty chair by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862 - 1942). This is the rarer and best version, a remarque proof on vellum signed in pencil by the artist. Titled next to Dicksee’s signature in the format of a dog’s collar name disc “CAESAR I BELONG TO THE KING”. To the reverse, written in ink "Caesar Original Etching by Herbert Dicksee" on printed fine art dealer’s label “From C Klackner 20 Old Bond Street London". “Where's Master", the engraving was exhibited Royal Academy in 1911, catalogue number 1422. The Wire Fox Terrier "Caesar of Notts" was bred in 1898 by the Duchess of Newcastle, famous in the breed, and presented to King Edward VII in 1903. The King and his dog became inseparable. A medallion inscribed ' Caesar - I belong to the King' was attached to his collar.

6 ) " The Little Gipsy" by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE, (English, 1862 – 1942).
The etching of " The Little Gipsy" a seated gypsy girl with a seated Wire-haired Fox Terrier by a working cauldron by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (1862 - 1942). The etching was exhibited Royal Academy in 1903, catalogue number 1310. This is the rarer proof on vellum signed in pencil "Herbert Dicksee" by the artist.

7 ) Miniature drawing on paper of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976)
A miniature drawing on paper of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by a door waiting for his mistress by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976). Believed to be Mrs Minnie Fox's own Fox Terrier.

8 ) Miniature drawing in oil of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976)
A miniature drawing in oil of a head and shoulders study of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Mrs Minnie Fox (English, 1875-1976). Believed to be Mrs Minnie Fox’s own Fox Terrier. Initialled bottom right “MF”, and indistinctly dated. English, circa 1920

9 ) Watercolour of two Wire-haired Fox Terriers by Miss Lucy Marguerite Frobisher RCA, SWA (English, 1915 - 1937)
Watercolour on paper of two Wire-haired Fox Terriers recumbent on a stone doorstep by Miss Lucy Marguerite Frobisher RCA, SWA (English, 1890 - 1974). Signed bottom right "Marguerite Frobisher".

10 ) Oil on board of Soft Coated Wheaten Terriers by Miss Florence Jay (English, Fl 1900-1928) SOLD

11 ) Silver Kenart Brooch of a standing Wire-haired Fox Terrier.
Silver Kenart Brooch of a standing Wire-haired Fox Terrier. Made by the Manchester firm, they were introduced at Crufts circa 1923 and the company stopped making them in the 1970s. English, circa 1930.

12 ) Fox Terrier pencil drawing "And Who Are You?" by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A pencil drawing of two meeting, leashed Wire-haired Fox Terriers by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). Titled in pencil bottom left "And Who Are You?" and signed bottom right "Marguerite Kirmse". In etched form this was published in April, 1927. The image was also published in 1930 by the Derrydale Press, New York in "Marguerite Kirmse's Dogs" " Introduction by R T Townsend", editor of Countrylife.

13 ) German Shepherd and Wire-haired Fox Terrier dry-point etching "Dare I" by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A dry-point etching, "Dare I" of a recumbent German Shepherd with bone approached by a Wire-haired Fox Terrier puppy by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). Published Spring, 1925. In pencil, titled "Dare I" and signed bottom right "Marguerite Kirmse". The reverse bears gallery label for Arthur Ackermann & Son, Bond Street, London. American 1925.

14 ) Wire Haired Fox Terrier
The Fountain Kennels Wire-haired Fox Terriers "Fountain Cruiser" "Ch Fountain Crusader" "Ch. Signal Wire" "Ch Fountain Crusader" "Ch. Signal Circuit"

15 ) Oil of the Wire-haired Fox Terrier "Newmarket Starlight" by William Lucas Lucas (English, 20th century)
An oil on Windsor and Newton's "Rathbone" Canvas Board of the Wire-haired Fox Terrier "Newmarket Starlight" standing in show posture by William Lucas Lucas (English, 20th century). Signed and dated bottom left "WLLUCAS 1932", and titled bottom right "Newmarket Starlight". Inscribed to the reverse: "Newmarket Starlight Winner of many prizes including Challenge Certificate in the Joint Terrier show as a puppy. (Beat the champion dog for the Cup for the best Wire) Certificate and Cup for best bitch of any breed in show Shyford the Cup for any breed bred by Exhibitors the Cup for best terrier any breed at show (Sold for £500)" Newmarket Starlight sold to America. Also to the reverse gallery/framers label "J.Ward & Sons High Street, Newmarket"

16 ) Wire-haired Fox Terrier pencil drawing by Jacques Nam (1881-1974)
A pencil and charcoal drawing on tracing paper of a standing Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Jacques Nam (1881-1974). Signed bottom left “Jacques NAM”. French circa 1930.

17 ) The Wire-haired Fox Terrier “Nuppy”, an ivory miniature by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (British, Exh. 1905-14)
An ivory rondo watercolour miniature of “Nuppy” Wire-haired Fox Terrier head study by Mrs Dorothy Oliver (Exh. 1905-14). Monogrammed bottom right “DO”. Labelled in ink to the reverse “Nᴼ. 3 “Nuppy” Dorothy Oliver Liberton House Mid Lothian”. Set in gilt pendant frame. This is believed to be on of the artist’s 1907 exhibits at The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts. Circa 1907.

18 ) Ivory miniature in watercolour of a Wire-haired Fox Terrier, "Dot", by Miss Margaret E Smith (English, Ex. 1909 -1914)
A head and should study ivory miniature in watercolour of a young Wire-haired Fox Terrier by Miss Margaret E Smith (English, Ex. 1909 -1914). Titled bottom left “DOT”. In pencil to the reverse “Dot painted by Miss Margaret E Smith Didbrook Glos 1913”. The frame also includes the remnants of the framers card “by appointment to his Majesty The King .... Charlotte Street Fitzroy Square London”. English 1913.

19 ) Wire Fox Terrier brooch
Reverse intaglio crystal brooch of a Wire Fox Terrier in Arts and Crafts gold setting Circa 1910 Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

20 ) "Champion Briggs" Wire-haired Fox Terrier
Enamel miniature of "Champion Briggs". One of the earliest and most successful Wire-haired Fox Terrier champions, a winner 9 times of the famous '50-Guinea Challenge Cup'. This miniature was commissioned by Lord Lonsdale who purchased Briggs.

21 ) Wire Haired Fox Terrier Brooch
A similar model was retailed by Dobson & Sons, 110, New Bond Street. English Circa 1910-1915.

22 ) 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

23 ) 1930's Austrian cold painted bronze bookends of Wire-haired Fox Terriers SOLD
A pair of are of 1930's Austrian cold painted bronze bookends of head studies of Wire-haired Fox Terriers. Marble bases Austrian, circa 1930

24 ) Umbrella of a Wire haired fox terrier and puppies.
Umbrella of a Wire haired fox terrier and puppies. The umbrella handle with a head of dog with double inlaid glass eyes and opening mouth acting as glove holder. The umbrella spokes headed with 12 fox terrier puppies all with inlaid eyes. The base also carved with a fox terrier. English, 1960.

25 ) Early 20th century oil on canvas girl with Wire-haired Fox Terrier / Jack Russell
Early 20th century oil on canvas girl with Wire-haired Fox Terrier / Jack Russell