Antique Scottie Dog

Tiffany & Co Art Deco diamond ruby platinum Scottie dog brooch circa 1925. DETAILS: Tiffany & Co Art Deco diamond and ruby Scottie dog brooch.

Unique cast stone garden statue in the shape of a Scottie dog holding a bone. Made in England in the early 20th century, this charming statue a playful element to add to the landscape.

Antique Victorian Cast Iron Small Scottie Dog Metal Black Painted Door Stop. Item features original black and white paint, heavy cast iron construction, very nice antique.

This is a delightful pair of antique Scottie dog bookends. An English, figural book rest in beech, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning and very rare solid bronze 1920 Asprey London car mascot of a begging Scottie dog These pieces are exceptionally rare and highly c...

A Cecil Aldin print, Nonie, the study of the RAF canine, a black Scottie dog published by Richard Wyman & Co. Ltd.

Fannie Moody (Mrs. Gilbert King) was an animal painter who specialized in dogs. Fannie Moody is known for her soulful depictions of terriers and other dogs. She was the daughter of t...

WONDERFUL 19THC CAST IRON HUBLEY DOORSTOP IN THE FORM OF A SCOTTIE DOG, WITH GREAT OLD SURFACE AND PATINA. THIS DOORSTOP HAS GREAT CHARM AND PERSONALITY.

Oversized antique figural door stop in the manner of Hubley offers painted cast iron construction in the form of a seated Scottish Terrier (Scottie dog); unsigned; c1900 Measures- ...

In the form of a Scottish Terrier Pup / Scottie Dog, he has the most wonderful playful face brought to like with his two glass eyes.

Charms: heart with an arrow, pair of love birds, outline of a Scottie dog, a crown in red enamel set with diamonds, and an elephant.

An antique Kleistone Rubber Specialties vulcanized molded rubber doorstop, circa 1910, depicting a Scottie dog (Scotland Terrier). The piece features a distinct crackled patina, char...

A charming and highly collectable Scottie dog money box or bank. Made from spelter, the dog is painted including a charming little red collar.

Selection of gemstones varies for each platinum enameled charm. Scottie dog features diamonds with a ruby eye. Musical score is all diamonds.

A wonderful vintage Scottie dog cast iron paperweight, circa 1940s. The piece is in very good vintage condition and measures 3.75"W x 1.75"D x 3"H.

- Rare and unusual cast iron doorstop modelled as a Scottie dog sitting upright on all fours. - Lovely original patina - Charming and functional object. - Great conversation piece

A wonderful vintage Scottie dog cast iron dor stop or sculpture, circa 1940s.

American Hooked rug featuring a scottie dog, rug S12-0405, country of origin / type: United States / Hooked, circa 1920 The Hooked Rug depicts the Scottie dog with a bow around it...

Set of four phonic resin (Bakelite) Scottie dog napkin rings on wheels with glass eyes, circa 1920.  

It is crafted from solid sterling silver and has a very well detailed and designed little scottie dog. Perfect for the Scottish terrier lover or the avid writer you know.

A British, spelter over oak ornamental Scottie dog, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910.

A vintage Hubley cast iron doorstop in the form of a Scottie dog, mold No. 305, in production circa 1930-1950.

Unique cast stone garden statue in the shape of a Scottie dog standing on hind legs. Made in England in the early 20th century, this charming statue a playful element to add to the l...

This rare example of the famous German Black Forest figurative rolling eye Scottie Dog mechanical clock is made by the Oswald Company of Freiburg.

Art Deco Brooch in carved, Red Bakelite of a Scottie Dog, with fine coloured details to black Collar and eye.

A pair of figural Scottie (Scotch Terrier) dog andirons, circa 1920s, in cast iron with traces of old black paint.

Very realistically formed as a Scottish (scottie) terrier dog. Made by Alabaster and Wilson.

This rare example of the famous German Black Forest figurative rolling eye Scottie Dog mechanical clock is made by the Oswald Company of Freiburg.