Companionable W.B. Ford Dog Miniature 14.25" The "exotic" looks captured the

The "exotic" looks captured the public's fascination and through the 1860s and 1870s in particular

Very good vintage condition with very moderate wear

the diamond's relative lack of inclusions (there's a small white spot at one side of the table) give it an unbelievably glassy look

A rich and smooth squared ring

Companionable W.B. Ford Dog Miniature 14.25" The "exotic" looks captured theWilliam Bishop Ford (1832 1922) was a skilled British artist known for his miniature portraits of enamel on porcelain, rendered with lifelike detail. Ford was a pupil of renowned artist and royal enamelist to Queen Victoria, William Essex. Good antique condition, with visible repairs and wear. c1875. Signed William Bishop Ford. Originally manufactured in the UK. Details: 15k and base metal, unstamped but tested One hand painted enamel dog (possibly a