51 ) An early 20th century 9 carat gold Pekingese brooch
A 9 carat brooch of a standing Pekingese. Marked “9ct”. English, circa 1915

52 ) An early 20th century 9 carat gold Pekingese bar brooch
A 9 carat bar brooch of a standing Pekingese. English, circa 1915

53 ) A gold English Setter / Gordon Setter / Irish Setter stick pin
A gold English Setter / Gordon Setter / Irish Setter stick pin. Assayed. Circa 1900

54 ) A patinated bronze and gold horse head stick pin
A patinated bronze horse head, wearing a gold bridle, stick pin. French, circa 1860. Such work was done by Jean-Valentin Morel (1794-1860) et Henri Duponchel (Morel et Duponchel) based at Rue Neuve Saint Augustin. Their work was retailed in the rich Parisian market.

55 ) Suckling, silver English Setter/ Gordon Setter/ Irish Setter brooch
Silver English Setter/ Gordon Setter/ Irish Setter brooch made by Suckling Ltd of Birmingham after circa 1925. Marked to the reverse "SILVER".

56 ) A late 20th century gold brooch of a running Setter by Alabaster & Wilson
A late 20th century finely sculptured gold brooch of a running Setter by Alabaster & Wilson. Assayed Birmingham, '375' 9 carat, dated 1973, and stamped 'A&W' for Alabaster & Wilson of Birmingham, famous for their fine jewellery since 1887.

57 ) A Victorian silver Setter brooch
A Victorian silver brooch of a running Setter wearing a gold set almandine garnet collar and an almandine garnet eye. English, circa 1880

58 ) A silver Corgi charm charm
An English silver charm of a standing Corgi.

59 ) A silver Boxer charm
An English silver charm of a standing Boxer.

60 ) Bulldog silver marcasite brooch
Bulldog silver marcasite brooch. The dog wears a ruffled collar. Circa 1920.

61 ) A King Charles Cavalier Spaniel miniature on ivory set within a gold pendant / locket.
A miniature on ivory of a head study of a King Charles Cavalier Spaniel, set within a gold pendant locket. English circa 1905.

62 ) A circular Victorian miniature a Jack Russell in gilt frame.
An circular Victorian miniature on board of a head study of a Jack Russell set in a gilt hinged standing frame with tied ribbon decoration. English, circa 1880.

63 ) Early 20th century silver gilt Scottish Terrier brooch
A small and very finely detailed silver gilt brooch of a standing Scottish Terrier. Stamped on the reverse “SILVER”. English circa 1920’s.

64 ) 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.

65 ) A set of double sided 18ct gold and enamel octagonal chain link cufflinks of miniature in enamel of Pekingese heads.
A set of double sided 18ct gold and enamel octagonal chain link cufflinks of miniature in enamel of Pekingese heads. Marked "18Cá¹®", and "J.W", probably James Walker. These are early images of the breed in Great Britain and are an interesting historical record of the breed. English, circa 1900.

66 ) Bronze medallion of a Poodle by Richard Fath (French, 1900 - 1952)
Small circular bronze medallion of a Poodle's head by Richard Fath (French, 1900 - 1952).Signed "FATH". French, circa 1930.

67 ) Bull Terrier gold charm
Bull Terrier gold charm

68 ) Gold Poodle pendant
A gold pendant of a standing Poodle. English.

69 ) 9 carat Gold cat pendant seal
A rare pendant 9 carat gold seal of a seated cat. Uncut agate seal. Assay to the base Chester 1898 “375”. English 1898.

70 ) Gold Spitz pendant
A finely detailed gold pendant of a standing Spitz with inlaid sapphire eyes. English circa 1920’s

71 ) A blue enamel and gilt metal Playgoers Club button badge for the “President” contained in orig. plush-lined blue morocco gilt case by D. & J. Wellby Ltd., Garrick Street, London.
A blue enamel and gilt metal Playgoers” Club button badge for the President, contained in orig. plush-lined blue morocco gilt case by D. & J. Wellby Ltd., Garrick Street, London. Believed worn by Club President Sir Edward Marshall Hall, KC, (1858 –1927). English, circa 1912 Founded by Heneage Mandell in 1884, the London Playgoers Club met regularly “to afford members facilities for Critical Theatrical Discussions… in the form of… debate[s].” Playgoers in Victorian England did not generally enjoy a favorable reputation, stereotyped as abrasive at best and dangerous at worst. Mandell and his colleagues sought to promote a more genteel image of playgoers while nurturing a relationship between the players and audience.

72 ) An early 20th century silver English Setter / Gordon Setter / Irish Setter brooch
An early 20th century silver brooch of a standing English Setter / Gordon Setter / Irish Setter. The reverse stamped "SILVER". English, circa 1915.

73 ) 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.

74 ) A 9 carat gold Yorkshire Terrier / Silky Terrier charm
An English 9 carat gold charm of a standing Yorkshire Terrier / Silky Terrier. London assayed for 1967, and makers marks "AD". English 1967

75 ) 1920's paste silver set Scottish Terrier brooch
A beautifully made 1920's paste silver set Standing Scottish Terrier brooch. The dog's collar and eye inlaid simulating rubies. The reverse mark "STERLING SILVER". French, circa 1920's.