1 ) An oil of Affinpinscher spellbound by a Meissen nodding pagoda, German, circa 1850
An oil of Affinpinscher spellbound by a Meissen nodding pagoda, attributable to Otto Bache (1839 – 1927)

2 ) Affenpinscher oil by Charles H D Boland (Belgium, c. 1850-?)
An oil on board of a pampered Affenpinscher seated on satin cushions by Charles Hubert Denis Boland de Spa (Belgium, c. 1850-?). With dedication top left “A l’ami Piere Ch Boland, 2 June 1902”. Belgium 1902.

3 ) The Afghan "Champion Garrymhor Souriya" by Gladys Davison (English, early 20th century)
A pastel and crayon on buff paper of a standing Afghan Hound "Champion Garrymhor Souriya", by Gladys Davison (English, early 20th century). A famous and well documented Afgan, see, for example, “Hutchinson's Popular and Illustrated Dog Encyclopedia”. Garrymhor Souriya (Ashna Of Ghazni x Alfreda) was whelped 13 July 1931, by the fancier and breeder Mrs Olive Couper. Mrs Couper was simultaneously active in breeding and exhibiting German Shepherd Dogs and Salukis. Two breeds where she was a major founding influence, as well as Afghan hounds. Souriya four grandparents were all born in Afghanistan / India. Titled "Champion Garrymhor Souriya" and signed and dated bottom right “Gladys Davison 1933”.

4 ) Afghan Hound “Shiba of Chaman” by Thomas Frederick Daws RA (1878-1956)
Oil on canvas of the gold Afghan Hound, “Shiba of Chaman” by Thomas Frederick Daws RA (English, 1878-1956). Shibar was born 13th March 1938 (Westmill Bayezid Ansari x Safiya), registered KCSB 619W and breed by the Afghan fancier and owner of the famous Chaman Kennels, Mrs Molly Sharpe, then subsequently owned by Mrs F C (Peggy) Riley. Signed “FT Daws” and dated 45”, and titled “Shiba of Charman” English circa 1945.

5 ) Afghan Hound pencil studies by Borris O'Klein / Jean Herblet (French, 1893-1985)
Pencil studies of the Afghan Hound by Borris O'Klein / Jean Herblet (French, 1893-1985). Titled in pencil "Afghan", monogrammed bottom right "O'K" (Borris O'Klein). Similar studies of "Bulldog anglais" and "Fox Terriers" are illustrated in O'Klein Humoriste animalier by Denis Montant. French, circa 1950.

6 ) Airedale Terrier by Thomas Blinks (English, 1853-1910)
An oil on canvas of a head study of an Airedale Terrier by Thomas Blinks (English, 1853-1910). Monogrammed "TB". English, circa 1880.

7 ) Airedale Crystal Brooch "CH. Weycroft Wild Boy"
Airedale Crystal Brooch Set American 14 Carat Gold Frame.

8 ) Airedale gold dog clip
Airedale gold dog clip. American, circa 1920.

9 ) Airedale Terrier/ Wire Fox Terrier Chalcedony Brooch
Chalcedony brooch, the terrier wearing a diamond platinum set collar and with a diamond collet platinum set eye, most likely retailed by Koch, Viennas most famous jeweller and jeweller to the Hapsburgs.

10 ) Airedale Terrier/ Welsh Terrier/ Lakeland Terrier/ Wire Fox Terrier gold stick pin.
Airedale Terrier/ Welsh Terrier/ Lakeland Terrier/ Wire Fox Terrier gold stick pin. American, circa 1920.

11 ) Diamond and platinum diamond brooch of a standing Airedale Terrier, by the famous Philadelphia jeweller J.E. Caldwell & Co, marked "J E C & Co". American circa 1930.
Most likely from a design by the famous German born animalist of jewellery Gustav Manz (1865-1946). Manz was in popular demand by the fashionable jewellery retailers Tiffany; Marcus; Cartier; A.A. Vantine; Shreve, Crump & Low; Gillot & Co; Ferdinand Hotz; Raymond Yard; Bailey, Banks& Biddle; Black, Starr & Frost-Gorham and J E Caldwell.

12 ) Airedale and Scottish Terrier dry-point etching "Hold Everything!" by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954)
A dry-point etching of an Airedale playing "tug of war" with a Scottish Terrier by Marguerite Kirmse (English, 1885 -1954). Titled in pencil bottom left "Hold Everything!" and signed bottom right "Marguerite Kirmse". Published in the Autumn of 1930. The etching bears the copyright mark bottom left "M K".

13 ) Reverse intaglio crystal double sided Airedale Terrier cufflinks
A set of double sided reverse intaglio crystal, gold set Airedale Terrier cufflinks. Each link depicting a head study.. Reverse intaglio crystals are commonly and erroneously often called Essex Crystals. English, circa 1910

14 ) Pair of "Midland Counties' Airedale Terrier Club" silver teaspoons
Pair of "Midland Counties' Airedale Terrier Club" silver teaspoons. Each spoon depicts the hade of an Airedale Terrie and marked "Midland Counties' Airedale Terrier Club". Assayed Birmingham 1929, and stamped with the Birmingham silversmith mark of "J.A.R" being J A Restall Ltd, known for their club and award medals. English 1928.

15 ) Oil of the Airedale Terrier "Ch. Wolstanston Superb of Firenze" by William Lucas Lucas (English, 20th century)
An oil on board of the Airedale Terrier "Ch. Wolstanston Superb of Firenze" standing in show posture by William Lucas Lucas (English, 20th century). Signed and dated bottom left "WLLUCAS 1927", and titled bottom right "Ch. Wolstanston Superb". "Ch. Wolstanston Superb of Firenze" famously won at the Westminster Kennel Club show in 1930 "The Airedale Bowl" when in the ownership of Lt. Col. & Mrs. Guggenheim.

16 ) The Airedale ‘Mick’, oil, by Miss Maud M Turner (English, 1862 - 1947)
An oil on canvas board of the Airedale Terrier “Mick” standing by his ball by Miss Maud M Turner (English, 1862 - 1947). Titled “Mick” and signed bottom right “Maud Turner”.

17 ) Miniature of a Airedale by Prince George Dondoukoff-Iziedinoff (aka Dondokoff or Dondukov) Dondoukoff-Iziedinoff A.R.M.S. (Russian 20th century)
A watercolour on ivory of a head and shoulders study of an Airedale. Signed and dated bottom right “Iziedinoff 34”. Russian 1934.

18 ) “Snapps” 1940’s Airedale Terrier oil by André Marchand (French, 1877-1951)
An oil on plywood of “Snapps” a seated Airedale Terrier by André Marchand (French, 1877-1951). Signed and dated bottom right “André Marchand 1941-”. Titled top right “SNAPPS”. French, 1941.

19 ) A dry-point aquatint etching of An Airedale Terrier by Kurt Meyer Eberhardt (German, 1895 - 1957)
A dry-point aquatint etching of a head study of an Airedale Terrier by curtaining by Kurt Meyer Eberhardt (German, 1895 - 1957). Signed in the margin, in pencil, bottom right "K M Eberhardt". Published by the Hanfstaengl Publishing Company based in Munich, London and New York. German circa 1925.

20 ) Meiji period pair of Kutani Akita puppies
A Meiji period pair of Kutani Akita puppies, one holding the ball. Japanese circa 1900.

21 ) Taisho bronze of Akita by Saegusa Soutarou (Japanese, 1911-2006)
A Taisho period bronze of a standing Akita by Saegusa Soutarou (Japanese, 1911-2006)

22 ) Mezzotint engraving "Wait till the clouds roll by" of Bassett puppies under an umbrella by Edward Gilbert Hester (English, c1843-1903) after William Hamilton Trood (English, 1806-1899)
A mezzotint engraving “Wait till the clouds roll by” of two Bassett puppies under an umbrella by Edward Gilbert Hester (English, c1843-1903) after William Hamilton Trood (English, 1806-1899), Signed bottom right in pencil “W H Trood” and “E G Hester”.

23 ) A pencil drawing of a Beagle by George Denholm Armour (English, 1864–1949)
A pencil drawing of a Beagle eating from a bowl before a range by George Denholm Armour (English, 1864–1949). Signed bottom right “G. D, Armour”. English, circa 1910.

24 ) Beagle photogravure from The Sportsman's Calendar published by The Berlin Photographic Company after Maud Alice Earl (English, 1864-1943).
“January - "A Check .... Beagles" “ a photogravure of Beagles published 1906, as part of The Sportsman's Calendar by The Berlin Photographic Company after the painting by Maud Alice Earl (English, 1864-1943 The Sportsman's Calendar featured twelve of Maud Earl's works, January - "A Check .... Beagles"; February - "... Spaniel"; March - "Nipped in the Bud - Wire-Haired Terrier"; April - "Raw Material - Welsh Springer Puppies"; May - "Visiting The Coops - Ilchester Retriever"; June - "The Long Vacation - Foxhounds"; July - "Near The Holt - Otterhounds"; August - "The Twelfth ... Setter"; September - "Brace-Work ... Pointers"; October - "A Busy Team ... Cockers"; November - "Full Cry ... Foxhounds"; December - "Tender and True ... Retriever". English, 1906. The Sportsman's Calendar edition was limited to just 100 sets, each signed by Maud Earl, and came in a case designed so that a different that a different photogravure could be displayed for on month of the year.

25 ) A woodcut of a running Beagle by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965)
Woodcut in watercolour on paper with additional body colour by Christopher Gifford Ambler (English, 1886-1965). Monogram to lower left corner “CA”. Titled in the margin “Tails up!”. In ink to the reverse “Greetings from John, The Bongalow Kennington Oxford” English, circa 1950.