Polychrome Chalkware Bulldog with Studded Collar

All in original polychrome painted finish, including a pair with red studded collars, 9 x 6 x 12 ½” high; and larger in full blue harness, 15 x 6 x 14” high, all with coin bank slot

BRONZE SCULPTURE - Standing English Bulldog with Studded Collar, unsigned, probably French, 19th c. Very fine quality, realistic in every detail, extremely heavy. 7 1/2" long. Fine condition, golden b

Underside reads BLUE WITCH. Piece depicts a bulldog with studded collar. Top of piece has coin slot. Figure measures approx 4.25 inches deep 3.25 inches tall & wide. Blue witch porcelain dog, porcelai

DESCRIPTION: Three wooden canes with zoomorphic handles. Includes: 1) Blackthorn cane with twisted handle carved into a bulldog with a studded collar. Metal ferrule. Minor wear to surface consistent w

(pair) Cast stone garden figures, Bulldogs, 20thc., both with studded collar, in a seated post, approx 16"h, 12"w, 15"d Start Price: $200.00

(pair) Cast stone garden figures, Bulldogs, 20thc., both with studded collar, in a seated pose, approx 15.5"h, 12"w, 13.5"d **PLEASE NOTE: All of the cast stone and garden pieces in this auction have

Vintage chalkware polychrome painted bulldog figure. 19" Ht.. Imperfections.

Bulldog Champagne Ice Bucket. Wearing a studded collar. Stamped, "Bonwit Teller Made Italy" to the underside. From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: bulldog measures approx. 12.675" h

A PAIR OF RECONSTITUTED STONE BRITISH BULLDOGS, each sitting looking straight ahead, with studded collars, on shaped bases. (2) 40cm high, 30cm wide, bases approx. 37cm deep

With studded collar and drawer. Bronze. One drawer. 10" h x 7" w x 9" d.

A PAIR OF ENGLISH BULLDOG PATINATED BRASS SCULPTURES, MODERN, each cast with sweet facial expressions, studded collars, and realistic rolls. Height: 19" Width: 15" Depth: 21"

Plush over paper Mache in original polychrome painted finish with bristle hair collar, 16 1/2 x 7 x 13 1/4" high.

"BUCKSKIN". Figure with long hair, fur skin neckpiece, buckskin tunic, a large peace medal hanging from his neck with ribbon above a large scrolled cartouche cast with "Buckskin". Side of pedestal eng

Rare Vintage Hanley's Ale, Advertising, Store Display Chalkware Bulldog.

Featured in this lot is a vintage Hess & Hopkins studded saddle, studded breast collar, and cinch from the early 1900s. Hess & Hopkins Leather Company was founded by Luther M. Hess & Theodore F. Hopki

19th century polychrome chalkware rooster decorated with a yellow body and accented feathers in hues of black, red, and green.Height: 6 1/4 in x width: 5 1/2 in x depth: 2 in.

Vintage polychrome chalkware figural lamp. 20th century, 23 1/4"h overall

Fabrice Paris signed woven metal collar choker necklace with studded decoration. Hook closure. Signed to clasp. Interior neck diameter approx. 4.75 inches. Collar approx. 1.25 inches wide. Some surfac

Lot of 5 studded and sequin collar/choker necklaces. Transparent blue stud necklace labeled Cosmic Girls, approx. 16 inches long. Also includes pink spike necklace (18 inches long), shimmery gold stud

Fun fashion collars necklace jewelry. Faux Leather in several colors with brushed nickel spikes or studs. new with out tags. All but one with buckles, adjustable lengths. Red glitter collar 1.25 x 19.

brushed surface recumbent, studded collar with six round brilliant cut diamonds, one diamond accent on hoof, ruby eye, marked partly with "ffany", "18kt.", 18kt. yellow gold, 2 x 1-5/8 in., 23 grams;

DESCRIPTION: Tempera on castille entitled "Black Woman With Collar" by Cundo Bermudez depicting a dark-skinned woman wearing blue attire and a polychrome collar. Signed at lower right by artist and da

(pair) Cast stone garden statuary, depicting beast featured gate watcher gargoyle, seated on rectangular pedestal, hands clasped in lap, cloaked with studded collar, evidence of outdoor use, approx 28

Rarely encountered, an Edo-era samurai garment of padded blue cotton fabric, enclosing a full coat of mail, with high, studded collar, and leather-lined opening and sleeves. Latter 17th century. Losse