Terrier Antique

An antique painting of a (probably) black terrier on a chair. It is signed and dated lower left

An English oil on board painting by J. Langlois from the 19th century depicting a terrier chasing a

A charming 19th-century oil painting depicting a small white terrier gripping a freshly caught

Set of four small dishes in white porcelain with four differt animal reliefs. Rabitt , fox terrier

Russell Terriers, circa 1900 Oil on canvas Signed lower right Original frame A charming and highly

worked in London He was a painter of dogs, especially terriers chasing birds, cats of mice. In addition

An antique late 19th century Austrian painted terracotta sculpture of a seated Jack Russell terrier

Handsome terrier

characterful portrait of a Jack Russell terrier named Scuttles, painted with quiet assurance by the English

19th-century oil on canvas depicting two terriers in an outdoor landscape. Unsigned. On the

F. A. Fraser (British, 19th century) Autumn Woodland with Figure and Terrier Signed and dated 1881

A charming oil painting depicting a playful pack of terriers ratting in a stone barn. The artist

Oil Painting Pair by J Langlois "Rabbiting" 1855 - 1904 An English painter of working terriers who

A captivating painting depicts two dogs, a terrier and a border collie, in a rustic barn setting

woodland. His terrier has his head down a rabbit hole and seems much more interested in that, than admiring

charming. One Vase depicts a white terrier-type dog, with the other shows a dark hound-type dog. Please

unique personalities of his subjects. Whether portraying a poised hunting hound or a scruffy terrier at

view of three children, accompanied by their terrier, fishing by lamp-light and startled by the

Dalton Beaumont, managed to capture these Russell Terrier puppies when they were a few months old and

Terrier Group, a large-scale study of various breeds created for The Sportsman’s Year, and her

J. Langlois 1855 - 1904 An English painter of working terriers in country settings who enjoyed

, while their terrier dog looks on. It doesn't look as if it is going well! A lovely late 19th century

A lovely bronze animal sculpture. This charming bronze sculpture depicts a characterful terrier

Charles H. Boland de Spa (Belgium, 19th Century) 'Tom’ - a Brussels Griffon terrier signed 'Ch

Highland Terrier' dog. The circular frame is ornamented with an applied bead decorated border. The subtly

Carved crystal cabochons are painted on the reverse to portray two little black and white terriers

arms is the blacksmith, owner of the wicked-looking bull terrier by his side. Nearer to the spectator

terriers playing with a ball, rabbits and Bears in a meadow, children and animals in motion, and dancing

two dogs in profile – a standing white terrier-type and a seated brown mastiff-type. The animals are

of the dog’s portraits, so Bob is the terrier and the black setter is named Blossom. The handwritten

backed with a deep carved Dimensional Dog, Terrier ?? each Crystal set section measures 1/2 inch.

Antique Victorian English 19th Century, King Charles Cavalier spaniel and Westie terrier in an

and child taking their terrier for a walk. The painting has been well presented in modern gilt-effect

A rather curios Victorian diorama of "Jacko" the ratter c.1850, a plaster model of a terrier

the Salon of 1848, where he showed a wax model titled ‘Terrier holding a Hare’. Between 1848 and 1898

Early 20thc Hubley Boston Terrier dog door stop / bank.The paint is very good and fine condition.

This terrier is remarkably detailed and richly hand painted. One of the nicer examples you will

sensitively yet confidently portrayed. In this case, it's a breed of Terrier which Chardigny chose depict in

entire crew and the captain's terrier were saved by the steamer Orduna of Liverpool on a trip from

Antique cast metal sculpture of a Maltese Terrier. The hinged cover reveals a glass lift-out

featuring a pair of Terrier dogs in a stable, stunned at the sight of their empty bowl. Oil on board in a

An unusual tobacco container made of painted terracotta and depicting the West Highland terrier

, and Quartier des Terriers Rouges. Roads and rivers are clearly delineated, showing the connections

significant artist in his own right. He specialised in painting animals especially his own terriers who were

Art Deco bookends featuring full figural Scottish Terriers in bronze sitting on stepped up classic

compartment with glass cover Centering a sepia photo of a Staffordshire Terrier Reverse is engraved with

Art Deco cocktail shaker with black Scottish Terriers over a red check band and with a high domed

with his two dogs, a lurcher and terrier. He is restraining the dogs whilst his ferret goes down a

terrier or a poodle? The shining, shimmering, lustrous pearl is set with a pair of glowing, round cut

A rare C19th decorated tole dummy board constructed as stick stand, depicting a terrier with red

he completed for the owner of the famous d’Orsay Smooth Fox Terrier Kennels, Mr. Francis Redmond. The

: 1. "Myrtle" – A Shetland Sheepdog (Second Prize). 2. "Snow" – A Yorkshire Terrier (First Prize

resting in frustration on the cottage fence. Even the little black terrier looks to be holding back from

." Delabrierre first exhibited at the Paris Salon of 1848 and continued until 1882. His first entry was Terrier

trying to sell fish to a man on horseback. A small terrier dog looks at the array of fish that spill from

Unusual 19th century English terracotta Scottie or mixed terrier dog in a seated position. Charming

terriers; he worked for dog breeders, immortalizing their champions, and was also commissioned to produce