This precious sterling silver pendant is a great addition to any dog lovers collection.  This 2nd place award was from the Exposition International de Paris in 1938, made by French sculptor and medalist, Richard Fath (1900-1952).  Fath was...

Yet another fine medal by French sculptor and medalist George Contaux (1891-1984).  This beautiful Alsatian German Shepherd was awarded this medal in France.  German Shepherds are not only loyal and protective they are ranked number two in most...

A thoughtful gift for any dog lover, this pendant was created using an antique medal given by the Kennel Club of The Haag Netherland, dated 1927.  This heirloom token depicts a dog I affectionately call the Newfoundland...

The design on this pendant is a tribute to M. Lordonnois.  His work dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and he was also well known for his WWI medals.  The Saint Bernard is a very large working breed from the Western Alps of Italy...

Known for their wiry hair, the Terrier, which is shown in this pendant is loved by many.  This medal was won at the Netherlands Rotterdam Cynologist Club Exhibition on May 26, 1927.  If you look closely you can see the makers mark with two...

This stunning 1938 French Dog Show Award Medal was made by French sculptor and WWI veteran, George Contaux (1891-1984).  The Bloodhound is believed to be a direct descendent of St. Hubert's hound, which dates back to the 700's in Europe.  In...

This stunning sterling silver pendant if from the Sweden Dog Kennel Club 90th anniversary celebration dated 1889-1979.  The beautiful working dog dates back to the 17th century and before.  This top ten breed is loved by families and hunters...

This gorgeous sterling silver pendant is a replica of French sculpture and medalist George Contaux (1891-1984).  This French dog canine award was won by the pointer in 1936.  This beautiful working breed dates back to the 17th century and...

This unique Irish Setter medal was made by French Artist Augustin Lesage (1876-1954).  Lesage was born in 1876 to a coal mining family, and was sent to work in the coal mines at an early age.  When he was 35 years old he claimed he heard a...

This distinct Danish Kennel Club was founded March 1, 1897.  It was Denmarks largest organization for dogs enthusiast.  Originally it was strictly for hunting dogs, but today the club honors all breeds.  This great medal represents the...

This beautiful sterling silver medal was made by Artist CJ. Begeer Utrecht.  He designed this medal in 1902, for the Netherlands Dutch Kennel Club Cynophilia.  Great Danes are both majestic and elegant but most commonly known for being one of...

 The design on this pendant is a tribute to M. Lordonnois.  His work dates back to the beginning of the 19th century and he is also well known for his WWI medals.  The Saint Bernard is a very large working breed from the Western Alps of...

This beautiful Boxer award was made by French sculptor and medalist, George Contaux (1981-1984). Bred for hunting and working, the Boxer, is a distinct breed that originated in Germany in the  late 19th century.  As a member of the bull breeds,...

A thoughtful gift for any dog lover, this pendant was created using an antique medal given by the Kennel Club of The Haag Netherland, dated 1927.  This heirloom token depicts a dog I affectionately call Bernard the Saint.  Height:  2...

One of the most loved dogs by many, the German Shepherd Dog, originated in Germany in the late 1800's.  The most intelligent, responsive and obedient local shepherd dogs in Germany were bred to create what is now known as the German Shepherd. ...

This beautiful Boxer award was made by French sculptor and medallist, George Contaux (1891-1984).  Bred for hunting and working , the Boxer, is a distinct breed that originated in Germany in the late 19th century.  As a member of the bull...

Known for their wiry hair, the Terrier, which is shown in this pendant is loved by many.  This medal was won at the Netherlands Rotterdam Cynologist Club Exhibition on May 26, 1927.  If you look closely you can see the makers mark with two...

This adorable Uruguay 1950's Kennel Club Medal shows the fine work by Italian Artist Ambrosio Constante Rossi (1870-1950).  The detail on this piece is stunning, with both the Doberman and Cocker Spaniel well recognized.  With the collars and...