Austrian cold painted bronze of a Scottish Terrier, or Scottie Dog

Chinese bronze sacrificial vessel, or Fangding A ding of rectangular form and upon four cylindrical legs. A loop handle to each end and flanges to each corner and side. The ding is cast in relief on all four sides with a taotie mask, with a leiwen ground, the thunder motif depicted by juxtaposed square spirals. Above each taotie mask there are depicted kui dragons. A collar to the upper section of each leg further decorated with kui and leiwen, the collar with a flange to the outside edge. The bronze of dark colour with chocolate brown highlights. Most ding vessels...

Amphora urn lamp A twin handled urn depicting classical scenes in relief, to one side a maiden with cupid and putti, to the other the figure of confidence leading the way to the futu...

A Charles II turned lignum-vitae mortar of flared form with ring turnings over low baluster waist to a plain foot. To the underside are fine ring turnings as seen on bronze mortars. ...

A pair of bronzed cast iron Renaissance style andirons. Each with a figure of a cherub holding a cornucopia, on a ring turned and baluster column over stepped quadripartite plinth ba...

This is an antique decorative Scottish Terrier. A British, spelter ornamental Scottie dog, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Exudes character and appealing weathering ...

A lovely bronze animal sculpture. This charming bronze sculpture depicts a characterful terrier, most likely a Scottish Terrier, captured in an alert and proud stance. Crafted in the...

Unusual 19th century English terracotta Scottie or mixed terrier dog in a seated position. Charming copy of a particular dog with a sweet expression and demeanour.

A cast iron door stop in the shape of a Scottie dog. A lovely example of cast iron English door stops, this dog features pointed ears, a detailed fac...