26 ) Cocker Spaniel drawing by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
A charcoal and chalk drawing of a standing Cocker Spaniel by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). Signed bottom right “MORGAN DENNIS”.

27 ) An early 20th century silver Cocker Spaniel brooch
An early 20th century silver bar brooch of a standing Cocker Spaniel. The reverse stamped 'STERLING', and maker's mark. English, circa 1915.

28 ) A mid 20th century silver set marcasite Cocker Spaniel brooch
A mid 20th century silver set marcasite brooch of a standing Cocker Spaniel. Assayed Birmingham 1951, and stamped “N.Bs”, probably Neal Brothers of Birmingham. English, 1951.

29 ) A pastel of “Danny” a Cocker Spaniel by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
A pastel on buff paper of “Danny” a seated Cocker Spaniel looking adorably at his master (Edward Harriman) by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). Titled bottom left “Danny” and bottom right “Morgan Dennis”. American, circa 1930.

30 ) A pastel of “Shelia” a Cocker Spaniel by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960)
A pastel on buff paper of “Shelia” a seated Cocker Spaniel by Morgan Dennis (American, 1892-1960). Titled bottom left “SHEILA” and signed bottom right “Morgan Dennis”. American, circa 1930.

31 ) A Cocker Spaniel, miniature in watercolour by Mrs Ellen Sylvia Shaw (English, 1868-1947)
A miniature in watercolour on ivory of head and shoulder study of a Cocker Spaniel by Mrs Ellen Sylvia Shaw (English, 1868-1947). Signed bottom right “E S Shaw”. In gilt frame. English, circa 1937.

32 ) A 9 carat gold reverse intaglio crystal pendant of a Cocker Spaniel by Ernest.M. Pradier (English 1881-1967)
A mid 20th century 9 carat gold reverse intaglio square mother of pearl backed crystal of a Cocker Spaniel pendant by Ernest.M. Pradier (English 1881-1967). Privately commissioned from Pradier as the ‘crystal’ 15th wedding anniversary present from Reginald Arthur Nelsey to his wife Flora Lilian Nelsey (nee Seymour) in 1948. The Pradier family originated in Belgium and were perhaps the most skilled exponents of this art supplying fashionable jewellery across the world. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English, 1948.

33 ) Cocker Spaniel with pheasant by Léon Danchin (French 1887-1939)
An etching of a seated Cocker Spaniel with hen pheasant by Léon Danchin (French, 1887-1939). Limited edition pencilled bottom left “285 • 500” Signed in pencil bottom right “Leon Danchin”. Lettered top left "Copyright 1932 by "La Gravure Française" 41 rue St.George Paris". To the reverse gallery label: “The Keyser Galler at Farlow’s 4 Royal Opera Parade, Pall Mall, Stock No. K0050. Cocker Spaniel & Hen Pheasant.Leon Danchin”. French, circa 1932.

34 ) An Austrian polychrome terracotta tobacco pot / pot à tabac of a Cocker Spaniel by Bruder Bloch (les fréres Bloch)
A circa 1900 polychrome terracotta tobacco pot / jar / pot à tabac in the form of a black and white seated Cocker Spaniel, by Bruder Bloch (les fréres Bloch). Marked to the base lettered and numbered “BB 52”. Bruder Bloch Austrian, circa 1900. Bruder Bloch company was specialized, from 1870 to 1910, in the production of decorative vases, tobacco jars or smoking services. The production ended in 1914 with the purchase of its production equipment by Meissen.

35 ) “Bonny’s Boy” Cocker Spaniel drawing by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A drawing of seated Cocker Spaniel, for the book “Bonny’s Boy” by Ferdinand Edsted Rechnitzer, published by John C. Winston Co, New York, 1946, and illustrated by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). This image appears on the hardback cover of the book. A wonderful children’s book about a boy and a black cocker spaniel who eventually enter the National Dog Show at Madison Square Garden. American, 1946.

36 ) “Bonny’s Boy” Cocker Spaniel drawing by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A drawing of a recumbent Cocker Spaniel for the book “Bonny’s Boy” by Ferdinand Edsted Rechnitzer, published by John C. Winston Co, New York, 1946, and illustrated by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). A wonderful children’s book about a boy and a black cocker spaniel who eventually enter the National Dog Show at Madison Square Garden. American, 1946

37 ) “Peregrine”, Cocker Spaniel, photogravure by Maud Alice Earl (English, 1864-1943)
"Hither And Thither Moves, And Checks, And Slays”, a photogravure by Maud Alice Earl (English, 1864-1943) of the liver Cocker Spaniel “Peregrine” owned by the Countess of Lonsdale. Signed in pencil, bottom left, “Maud Earl”. Lettered top right “Published on December 1st, 1913, by The Berlin Photographic Company Berlin – London W 149 New Bond Street – New York 305 Madison Avenue”. From the "Whose Dog Art Thou?" portfolio of nine photogravures with quotations from Omar Khayyam and an introduction by Samuel Levy Bensusan. Published the same year, 1913. English, 1913.

38 ) A Cocker Spaniel miniature pencil drawing by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965)
A miniature in pencil on buff paper of a head study of a Cocker Spaniel by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965). The design sketch for the artist 1956 Christmas Card. Signed bottom right "C Ambler". In the margin “XMAS 1956”. To the reverse in biro “Here’s to 1957! John”.English, 1956

39 ) “Can You Eat It”, a lithograph Christmas card of a pair of Cocker Spaniels design by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965) for for “Samuel A. C. Todd”
“Can You Eat It”, a Christmas card of a pair of Cocker Spaniels seated by the Christmas Tree with a Father Christmas, designed by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965) for “Samuel A. C. Todd Ltd” of 26 Bothwell St., Glasgow. Titled “Can You Eat It”. Inside inscribed in ink “John, To all the household and overflow”. English circa, 1950.

40 ) An oil of a cocker spaniel by Stanley Marc Wright (American, Vermont, 1911-1996)
An oil of a cocker spaniel by Stanley Marc Wright (American, Vermont, 1911-1996) An oil of a Cocker Spaniel recumbent on a sofa.

41 ) A 1950’s Cocker Spaniel bronze from the foundry of Claude Valsuani (1908-1981)
A 1950’s head study of a Cocker Spaniel bronze from the foundry of Claude Valsuani. It bears the Valsuani Foundary "Cire Valsuani Perdue" seal. The “Claude Valsuani” seal was synonymous with castings of excellent quality and remarkable patinas. It is further inscribed “FL 59”, presumed the sculptors initials and the date of the sculpture. We have not been able to determine the artist. All our art books are in London and we are isolating in the Devon countryside.

42 ) Cocker Spaniel, American, 1930’s, reverse intaglio 14 carat gold set crystal brooch and pendant
A stunning large reverse intaglio coaching crystal brooch of a head study of a Cocker Spaniel. Mother of pearl backed and fascinatingly set in a 14 carat gold frame depicting the dog’s collar. The crystal was most likely carved by Ernest.M. Pradier (English 1881-1967), but American set. American, circa 1930. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals.

43 ) Seatred Cocker Spaniel pastel by Marion Rodger Hamilton Harvey (Scottish, 1886 -1971)
A pastel of a black seated Cocker Spaniel looking engagingly at the artist, Marion Rodger Hamilton Harvey (Scottish, 1886 -1971). Signed bottom left “Marion Harvey”. Scottish, circa 1960’s.