Antique Fox Terrier

One of the earliest and most successful Wire-haired Fox Terrier champions, a winner 9 times of the famous 50-Guinea Challenge Cup.

Dog & Animal Paintings Wire Fox Terrier Oil on canvas, 12 x 16 inches Framed: 15 x 19 inches

Dog and animal Paintings Smooth Fox Terrier Oil on canvas, 15 x 16½ inches Framed: 18 ½ x 20 inches Illustrated: William Secord “Dog Painting, The European Breeds,” pg 176

Dog and Animal Paintings Curly-coated Retriever and Wire Fox Terrier Oil on canvas, 18 1/4 x 14 1/4 inches Framed: 25 x 21 ½ inches Signed and dated lower right Provenance: Ja...

A composition stone Fox Terrier standing with an upright tail. Remnants of its first painted surface decoration and both glass eyes.

A delightful Edwardian diamond set fox terrier platinum dog brooch. With a vibrant ruby eye set amidst a pave of eight-cut diamonds, with a hidden bar brooch fitting.

A terrific and whimsical French 19th century Fox Terrier umbrella stand with removable drip tray.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurine. Wire hair fox terrier. Model number 1452/2967, 1920s. Measures: 18 x 16 cm.

A charming woolwork picture of a wire haired fox terrier set with a glass eye, within an ebonised frame.

Charming 19th century iron door stops in the form of dogs, Fox Terrier, Spaniel. Also have two Boston Terrier's.

It comes within a fitted box and it is believed to be a fox terrier as the breed. Gemstone: Diamond Stone Shape: Eight Cut Carat Weight: 5.00 total Colour: E Clarity: VS Metal: Pla...

A round cabochon of rock crystal has been carved by hand, and then painstakingly painted in reverse, to create the beautiful image of the fox terrier. The terrier may have been a bel...

Set of four small dishes in white porcelain with four differt animal reliefs. Rabitt , fox terrier, owl and goose. Backside with the blue Zepter brand from KPM. produced about 1920

North, who sold him to the USA for 80 pounds to Harding Cox (founder of the Fox Terrier Club and member of the committee of the Bulldog Club) who in turn sold him to John Moorehead."

A pleasing group of six late 19th century French colored engravings depicting the following breeds of dogs: Bloodhound, Irish setter, English bulldog, St. Bernard, Bedlington terrier...

The handle is a dog, possibly a fox terrier. So very unusual.

His reputation was widespread and he was frequently commissioned by owners to paint their pets and champions - whether champion bulldogs or fox terriers, Clumber spaniels or a favour...

The four wonderful Austrian cold painted bronze dogs are an adorable bunch; a Scottish Terrier, an Irish Terrier, a Cocker Spaniel and a Wire Fox Terrier.

Portrait of “Fox,” a White Terrier. French School, mid-19th century Oil on canvas Illegibly signed, right side 21 ½ x 17 ¾ (26 ¼ x 22 ½) This charming and quizzical fellow is named ...

A charming, bright and well-executed oil on canvas depicting a Jack Russell terrier in a bucolic setting, the sturdy dog appearing to eyeball the sly fox hiding in a hole in the fron...

He was a mixed-breed dog and probably part Jack Russell Terrier, although some sources suggest that he was a Smooth Fox Terrier, or "part Bull Terrier".

Beautiful antique photo depicting Champion Smooth Fox Terrier. Sandhill Sally Brown, ca. 1920s. Gelatin Silver print measures 10 x 13 inches.

A rare cushion shaped powder compact featuring a pair of well-groomed fox terriers. Its exterior is executed in gold plate and enamel.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain figurine. Wire Hair Fox Terrier. Model number 3020. Dated 1889 - 1922.