Collectable Vintage English Cocker Spaniel Dogs

For your enjoyment only. This is my own personal vintage dog figurine collection. They are not for sale.

The left side of a red English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurines ears are long and hanging down to the sides. The tail is short. The nose is black and the snout is long.

This vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel by Goebel is very detailed with a nice, glossy finish. On the bottom is the trademark 5 (TMK-5) Goebel logo of the bee inside the V above the 'bel' in the name Goebel. Under that it reads W. Germany. The trademark on the bottom dates this figurine between 1972 and 1978. There is an engraving of a date on the bottom that reads 1968, which is the date the mold was made. It is also engraved with CH 623. It stands 5 3/4 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, is 8 inches wide from the tip of the nose to the back leg and 2 1/4 inches wide across the back legs.

The front left side of a figurine that is of a red English Cocker Spaniel. The figurine has a detailed face.

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—front view

The front right side of a red figurine of a English Cocker Spaniel. The figurine has long legs and small paws.

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—front view

The right side of a red English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a short tail.

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—side view

The back right side of a Red English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has fine hair details.

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—back-side view

The back left side of a figurine that is of a red English Cocker Spaniel. The tail of the figurine is hard to tell the difference from its body.

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—back-side view

Vintage solid red English Cocker Spaniel from the 1970s by Goebel—image showing the Goebel trademark 5 (TMK) logo and the engravings CH 623 and the date 1968, which is the year the mold was made.

The left side of a blue roan English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a small tail.

Pictured is a vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel. This is a male dog from the 1970s and it is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, breaks, repairs and no crazing. Roan colored dogs are sometimes called parti color. Blue roan is a black dog with white hairs intermingling into the black giving it a blue look. If you look closely you can see the white hairs on this dog. There is a small patch of white on top of the dog’s head. It was beautifully done by the artist. On the underbelly is an engraving that reads CH 623. Right next to that engraving is a silver Goebel sticker of the V with the bee inside of it, positioned above the name Goebel. Under that it reads W. Germany. It is possible that there is another number under the sticker, but I am not going to peel up the sticker to find out. The logo layout indicates that the piece was made between 1972 and 1978. It is what collectors call the trademark 5 (TMK-5). The figurine stands 5 3/4 inches tall, about 8 inches long and 2 1/4 inches wide.

The right side of a figurine that is of a blue roan English Cocker Spaniel. It is hard to tell the difference between the ears and the head of the figurine.

Vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel—side view

The front left side of a blue roan English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has small paws, long legs and hair on the back of the leg.

Vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel—front-side view

The front right side of a blue roan English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine is very glossy and it has no paint on its face.

Vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel—front-side view

The back of a figurine that is of a blue roan English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a short tail.

Vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel—back view

Vintage blue roan English Cocker Spaniel dog figurine made by Goebel—image showing the engraving that reads CH 623. Right next to that engraving is a silver Goebel sticker of the V with the bee inside of it, positioned above the name Goebel. Under that it reads W. Germany. It is possible that there is another number under the sticker, but I am not going to peel up the sticker to find out. The logo layout indicates that the piece was made between 1972 and 1978. It is what collectors call the trademark 5 (TMK-5). You can see the blue roan coat pattern well in this picture.

A figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel dogs that are laying down. One of the dogs is sleeping on top of the other dog which is laying down.

Pictured is a 1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs. Each dog is uniquely hand-painted. One of the dogs is brown and white and the other is orange and black. They are in a lying down pose. The orange and black dog is sleeping on top of the brown and white dog, who is awake. Its eyes are orange and black. On the bottom of the figurine is the trademark 2 (TMK-2) Goebel logo of the full bee inside the V, which dates the figurine between 1950 and 1956. Below the trademark is Germany stamped in black. There is also an engraving that reads CH 572. It measures 1 5/8 inches tall from the ground to the top of the orange dog's head, 4 1/2 inches long from the brown and white dog's furthest ear to the orange dog's tail and 2 1/2 inches wide.

The front left side of a figurine that is two English Cocker Spaniel dogs that are laying down. The figurines are different colors the dog on the bottom is brown and white and the dog on top is orange and black.

1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs

The back right side of two English Cocker Spaniels that are laying down figurine. It is hard to differentiate the tail of the figurines from the body.

1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs

The right side of a figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel dogs that are laying down on top of each other. The ears of the figurines look like the rest of its body.

1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs

Close up - The underside of two English Cocker Spaniels figurine. There is the stamp of Gobel W.Germany and the - word - Germany is stamped on the bottom.

1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs—image showing the trademark 2 (TMK-2) Goebel logo of the full bee inside the V, which dates the figurine between 1950 and 1956. Below the trademark is Germany stamped in black.

Close up - On the underside of two English Cocker Spaniels figurine there is the letter/number combination - CH 572.

1950s Goebel figurine of two English Cocker Spaniel Dogs—image showing the engraving that reads CH 572

The left side of a brown and white porcelain English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a big and long ears.

This is a vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel. This is a brown and white dog with some ticking on the belly and legs. Nicely hand painted in a standing pose. It is 3 1/2 inches tall from the ground to the top of the head, 5 inches long from the tip of the nose to the back leg and 1 1/2 inches wide across the back legs. It is in nice, vintage condition.

The front right side of a porcelain figurine that is of a brown and white English Cocker Spaniel. The figurine has small black tipped paws.

Vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel—side view

The right side of a brown and white English Cocker Spaniel porcelain figurine. The figurine has fine hair details.

Vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel—side view

A porcelain brown and white English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine is wearing a collar and on the collar there is a tag that reads - Spaniel.

Vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel—front view

The back right side of a porcelain brown and white English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a short tail and a medium sized body.

Vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel—back-side view

The back left side of a brown and white English Cocker Spaniel porcelain figurine. The figurine has long legs.

Vintage porcelain English Cocker Spaniel dog with a chain collar that reads Spaniel—back-side view

The front left side of a red and white ceramic English Cocker Spaniel figurine in a sitting position. The figurine has large big ears.

This W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine is from Burslem, England. This adorable little dog has gentle looking eyes. It stands 3 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches long and is 2 inches wide. It has some crazing, which gives it a nice texture, but has no other cracks, chips or repairs.

A ceramic figurine of a red and white English Cocker Spaniel in a sitting position figurine. The figurine has great face details.

W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine from Burslem, England—front view

The left side of a red and white ceramic English Cocker Spaniel figurine that is in a sitting position. The side of the figurine has brown brushings to make it look like it has hair.

W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine from Burslem, England—side view

The right side of a ceramic figurine of a red and white English Cocker Spaniel in a sitting position. The figurine has a short tail.

W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine from Burslem, England—side view

The back of a red and white English Cocker Spaniel ceramic figurine in a sitting pose. Its hard to differentiate the ears of the figurine from its body.

W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine from Burslem, England—back view

Close up - The underside of a English Cocker Spaniel figurine. The figurine has a hole in the bottom and there are words stamped on the bottom.

W.R. Midwinter Ltd Pottery English Cocker Spaniel ceramic dog figurine from Burslem, England—bottom showing the brand stamp