26 ) Oil on canvas of a West Highland Terrier by Miss Mabel Hastings (English, fl 1901-19)
Oil on canvas of a head study of a West Highland Terrier by Miss Mabel Hastings (English, fl 1901-19). Initialled and dated bottom right “MH 1934”. The reverse bears label for “J. Bryce Smith 117 Hampstead Road N.W.1.” and another incomplete label to the stretcher left with the word “Sussex”. English, 1934

27 ) "Boss-eyed Peter" the West Highland Terrier, drawing by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935)
A rare preparatory drawing on ivorine by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin RBA (English, 1870-1935), of “Boss-eyed Peter” his beloved West Highland Terrier published 1934 by Eyre & Spottiswoode in Aldin’s “Just Among Friends”. Signed and dedicated bottom right “from Cecil Aldin to Adele Astaire”. The reverse bears interesting pencil note “71/3 wide deep etch note artists instruction”. Lady Charles Cavendish Adele Astaire (American, 1896-1981) was Fred Astaire’s famous elder sister, and his partner in a 27-year career in vaudeville and theatre, beginning when he was five and she was eight. English, 1930.

28 ) 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

29 ) Gouache of a West Highland Terrier by Lucy Dawson (English, 1877 -1958)
A gouache of a head study of a West Highland Terrier (English, 1877 -1958). Signed bottom right “L Dawson”. English, circa 1920.

30 ) Oval ivorine miniature of “Trudi” a West Highland Terrier by Vera Haslam RMS (English)
An oval miniature on ivorine of a head and shoulder study of “Trudi”, a West Highland Terrier by Vera Haslam RMS (English). Signed at the bottom “VH”. In gilt pendant / easel backed frame, behind convex glass. The reverse reads “'Trudi' Vera Haslam R.M.S 1975/ Exhibited Royal Society of Miniature Painters London, 1975". A card inserted to the reverse reads "6. ‘TRUDI’ MRS VERA HASLAM ? ST ANTONY’S RD. BOURNEMOUTH N.F.S". As this miniature was not for sale it is possibly the artist’s own West Highland Terrier.

31 ) Bronze and porcelain West Highland Terrier candlesticks by William Brownfield (English, 1812-1873)
A pair of bronze and porcelain West Highland Terrier by William Brownfield (English, 1812-1873). The dogs seated on tasseled cushions in white paste porcelain each hold a pair of scones. These West Highland Terrier are of the type in Sir Edwin Landseer famous painting of Scratch in his 1839 painting "Dignity and Impudence". That West Highland Terrier was owned by Jacob Bell. English, circa 1850’s.

32 ) A West Highland Terrier beneath Mistletoe Christmas Card design by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965)
A seated West Highland Terrier wearing red bow beneath Mistletoe Christmas Card design by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965). To the reverse in ink “Happy Xmas & no ill effects! Yours as before! John”. English, circa 1950.

33 ) Pastel drawings of Gallant a West Highland Terrier by Miss Marjorie Turner (English, 1862 - 1947)
Studies in pastel and pencil on grey paper of Gallant a West Highland Terrier by Miss Marjorie Turner (English, 1862 - 1947). Preparatory sketches of Gallant, who featured in the artist’s book “Gallant And Dopey Pages from a Dog's Scrapbook”, an illustrated children’s book of the adventures of a Scottish Terrier and a West Highland Terrier published by Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd (Fine Art Publishers to their Majesty's the King & Queen & to H.M. Queen Mary) in 1948. English, circa 1940.

34 ) “Pepper” a West Highland Terrier / Cairn oil by Gourlay Steell RSA (Scottish, 1819 -1894)
“Pepper” a celebrated West Highland Terrier by Gourlay Steell RSA (Scottish, 1819 -1894). Pepper, whose name refers to his colour sits in a Scottish interior. Framed in the artist’s favourite rounded top gilt frame. Signed in red, bottom left “Gourlay Steell RSA” and dated “1871”. Titled top left, beneath frame “Pepper”, and initialled and dated top right “GS 1871”. Scottish 1871.

35 ) "A West Highlander", West Highland Terrier dry-point etching by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862-1942)
"A West Highlander" is an Artist’ proof dry-point drawing of a seated West Highland Terrier for the series of etchings entitled, "Footsteps"; an edition limited to just 150 by Herbert Thomas Dicksee RE (English, 1862-1942), published by Frost & Reed in 1930. Numbered and signed in pencil, bottom right “8/150 Herbert Dicksee”. Lettered, bottom centre “Copyright by Frost & Reed Ltd. (of Bristol England), of the United States of America”. On the reverse there is a 1980’s label for “The Countryman’s Gallery 14 Harcourt Estate, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, Telephone 053753 3211 Sporting and Country Pictures, Prints and Books”. English, 1930".