1 ) "Dignity/Grafton"
Crystal pendant set in Gold etruscan frame. The cystal is a study of the Bloodhound "Grafton" from the painting "Dignity and Impudence" by Sir Edwin Landseer.English, circa 1880. Very large and three dimensional.

2 ) "Dignity/Grafton"
Gold set. The crystal is a study of the Bloodhound "Grafton" from the painting "Dignity and Impudence" by Sir Edwin Landseer. English, circa 1880

3 ) "Odin" Bloodhound enamel miniature by William Essex (English, 1784-1869)
From Sir Edwin Landseer's 1836 painting titled "Odin". Enamel miniature of "Odin" by William Essex (1784-1869) English. Signed and dated "W. Essex 1861 "The Royal Collection" today holds a substantial number of enamels by William Essex.

4 ) Pen and ink on paper of a Bloodhound signed "Arthur Wardle 1918".
Pen and ink on paper of a Bloodhound signed "Arthur Wardle 1918". Similar in style and perhaps an unused drawing for "Show Dogs" by Theo Marples FZS which was illustrated by Arthur Wardle.

5 ) Bloodhound Medal
Bloodhound medal with inscribed lettering reading "Societe Royale Saint Hubert Bruxelles 1910"

6 ) Oil of the Bloodhound "Odin" by Jules I Chardigny (French, 1842-1892)
Oil of a head study of the Bloodhound "Odin" by Jules l Chardigny (French, 1842-1892), after the famous painting of 1836 by Sir Edwin Landseer RA (1802-1873). Such were the fame of Sir Edwin Landseer and his paintings many artists across Europe were influenced and inspired by his work.

7 ) "The Sentinal" a Bloodhound by Herbert Thomas Dicksee (English, 1862 - 1942)
A Bloodhound etching on Japanese vellum, artist proof, signed in pencil by Herbert Dicksee (English, 1862 - 1942). Titled "The Sentinel" this etching was published by Frost and Reed in 1913. That year Dicksee exhibited "The Sentinel " etching at the Royal Academy (catalogue number Nr 1477). This is a rare remarque proof

8 ) Victorian enamel, silver gilt set pendant locket of Hon. W. Eussell's Bloodhound "Odin" after Sir Edwin Landseer
Victorian miniature enamel, silver gilt set pendant locket of Hon. W. Eussell's Bloodhound "Odin" after the painted by Sir Edwin Landseer and exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1836. The locket profusely engraved to the rear. English, circa 1880