HALTI Dog Advertising Figure sold

HALTI Dog Advertising Figure soldAn unusual vintage advertising piece, dating from the 1970s, for HALTI dog collars and harnesses. Made of hard plastic, these would have been seen in larger pet shops around the country, but very few survive in such great condition, as they were often used to display the product. The company was founded by world renowned animal psychologist Dr Roger Mugford, who had invented the HALTI Headcollar to try to prevent dogs from pulling on the lead. The

Measures: 30" (76 cm) tall x 20" (51 cm wide)

A cute antique papier-mache/coated puppet head of a dog

5cm wide x 7cm deep

so has no rips or tears

Measures: 65cm wide x 50cm tall x 2

or as a very unusual decorative piece

clad in tooled leather with 23 turquoise glass cabochons (19 large & 4 small) and brass fittings

with some minor tears around the edges (see photos) - not bad for a poster produced over 50 years ago - it has clearly been displayed at some point

clear base which really makes the colours pop in the light

the skeleton and finally the organs

and was highly regarded for his decorative enamelled plaques and vases

Early 20th Century bronze and enamel plaque for the Rolls Royce Limited registered office on Nightingale Road