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Zwei paar Leuchter mit Lyren & Tischvase, Silber, England, 1866-1908925er Silber, paar Leuchter, Schaft in Form einer Lyra auf ansteigendem spitzovalem Fuß mit Zungenmuster im Relief, H 21 cm, Fuß gefüllt, punziert, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co Ltd. - James Kebberling Bembridge, Sheffield 1866; 925er Silber, paar Einzelleuchter, Schaft in Form einer Lyra auf ovalem Fuß, einmal Rahmen der Leier gebrochen und eine Saite lose, H 20 cm, Fuß gefüllt, Harrison Brothers & Howson - George Howson, Sheffield 1908; 925er Silber, konische Vase mit blütenförmig sich öffnender Mündung auf ansteigendem, rundem Fuß, H 22,5 cm, Fuß gefüllt, Birmingham 1863, verschlagene Meisterpunze, zus. ca. 1900 g

A set of six Edwardian silver fish knives and forks, by Harrison Brothers & Howson,  Sheffield 1901 Typical knocks and wear on hafts, no separation

A set of nine Victorian silver fish knives and forks, King's pattern, by Harrison Brothers & Howson - Sheffield 1895 Poor condition

George IV six silver King's Pattern teaspoons, Robert Gray & Son, Glasgow 1820; George VI silver spoon and fork, Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield 1947, gross weight 6.6ozt

Harrison Brothers & Howson 1944 Sheffield silver cream jug, approx. 10cm tall - total weight 7.1ozt 

An unusual contemporary silver nail care tool, TP, Birmingham, 1996, 11.8g; a silver luggage tag, leather strap, Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham, 1996, 8.6g; a silver letter opener, Artform Jewellery, Sheffield, 1997, 30g, box and cert.; a contemporary silver lady's rope link bracelet; a white metal horseshoe and ball keyring, circular tag engraved EA, stamped Tiffany & Co Ster 925;

English 4pc coffee and tea set in Harrison Brothers & Howson signed and marked silver || HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON vierdelig koffie- en theestel in massief zilver, gemerkt "925 - Sheffield 1922" - gewicht : 1866 gram getekend

A cased set of QEII silver coffee spoons, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1959, 51 g silver

A late Victorian silver three piece tea service - Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1894, oval form with half-gadrooned decoration and angular handles, 14.8cm high, gross weight 853g.

An Edwardian matched silver pierced condiment set; including a set of four silver salts by Harrison Brothers & George Howson, London 1901, of oval form with pierced designs of birds and dogs amongst foliage, on four bracket feet, 8.0 cm wide; together with a pair of pepperettes with urn-shaped finials, 9.0 cm high; a pair of matched mustard pots, one with horse motif by Charles Stuart Harris in 1896, another by George Howson in 1901; and a silver sugar caster by S.W Smith & Co., Birmingham 1901, 17.0 cm high; all in conforming design with blue glass liners, along with four silver mismatched condiment spoons; Total weighable 21.64 ozt. (9)

A pair of silver candlesticks of octagonal column form on an oval stepped base, Sheffield 1904 makers Harrison Brothers & Howson, 16 cm high, 22.5 oz weighted

A set of twelve silver handled Dessert Knives, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, hallmarked Sheffield, 1955, monogrammed, 21.5cm long, together with a George III silver Hanoverian pattern spoon, Thomas Evans, London 1773, initialled, 20cm long, a filled silver candlestick, four silver plated coasters etc., (a lot)

George V hallmarked silver three piece tea set of lobed form, raised on four ball feet, Sheffield 1929, maker Harrison Brothers & Howson, length 28cm, weight 942g all in

A George V silver five bar toast rack loop handle on four ball feet, hallmarked by Thomas Boynton & Co., Sheffield, 1913 together with a Victorian silver small five bard toast rack, hallmarked by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1891, combined weight approx 6.99 ozt (217.2 grams) (2)

A George V silver salver by Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson) hallmarked Sheffield 1924, having a gadrooned rim and standing on four scroll shaped feet, 2cm high x 25cm wide, 449.7 grams

A pair of Elizabeth II silver desk candlesticks, maker Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham, 1996, with urn-shaped sconces on domed and weighted bases 9.5cm high.

A SMALL BAG OF SILVER CUTLERY, to include four Victorian reeded fiddle pattern teaspoons, each with engraved initial 'A', hallmarked 'Henry Holland' London 1871, two misshapen Georgian teaspoons, and a pair of small rat tail sugar tongs, hallmarked 'Harrison Brothers & Howson' Sheffield, approximate gross weight 165.6 grams (condition report: all would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, light tarnishing, two misshapen spoons)

Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield,1961, having a turned wooden handle, raised on four feet, 3¾in. (9.6cm.) wide, weight 5.65 tr.oz., together with a silver plated version by Walker and Hall, Sheffield, engraved to cover with armorial. (2)* Slight movement to hinges, otherwise good.

A pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver compote dishes. One having twin handles and both inscribed to centre with monogrammed initials and date June 12th 1895-1920. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1907. Makers mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson). Combined weight approx 184.3g. Measures approx 12cm x 6.5cm. 

A 1920s hallmarked silver tea pot. The Art Deco tea pot having an ebonised wood handle and finial. Hallmarked for Sheffield, 1926. Makers mark for Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson). Weight approx 487g. Measures approx 26cm x 10cm x 13cm. 

A collection of Georgian and later hallmarked silver flatware items. The lot to include a George III Hanoverian spoon. Hallmarked for London 1775. A pair of George III sugar tongs. Hallmarked for 1814. Makers mark for Solomon Hougham. A George IV condiment ladle hallmarked for London 1829. A Victorian fiddle pattern tea spoon. Hallmarked for London 1870. Makers mark HH Harrison Brothers & Howson (Henry Harrison). Combined weight approx 127.4g. Measures approx 20.5cm x 4cm / 11cm x 2cm. 

Set of six silver bladed dessert knives and forks, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1900, other cutlery including a set of six white metal handled fish knives and forks, twelve silver handled table knives and twelve matching silver handles dessert knives.

An Edwardian silver sugar caster, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1903, with embossed floral decoration, 13.5cm high, together with a pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, makers marks rubbed, London 1901, total weight approx 11.5oz (3)

An Edwardian silver rose bowlLondon, 1909, Harrison Brothers & Howsonof tapering form with petal edged rim and embossed with a band of roses and foliage, on spreading circular footheight 13.5cm., weight approx. 18.33oztCondition: Good condition commensurate with age.

A Georgian style silver salver with scrolled sides, raised on scrolled feet, London 1913, makers Harrison Brothers & Howson, 25.5cm wide, 18.9oz approx

A silver tomato serving spoon with a flat round bowl, Sheffield 1911, Harrison Brothers & Howson, 22.5cm long, 3.3oz approx

Four old Sheffield plate and electroplated salvers,comprising: a large old Sheffield plate salver retailed by Sorley, Glasgow, a pair of Walker & Hall salvers and a Harrison Brothers & Howson salver, diameter 63.3cm. (4)

A suite of three Edwardian silver baskets,by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1901,with shaped wire work body and scroll handles, together with a pair of old Sheffield plate wine coasters, length handle to handle 30cm, approx. weighable 30.4oz. (5)

HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON; a late Victorian hallmarked silver floral decorated heart shaped picture frame, London 1898, and a Dreyfous easel back travelling clock with floral painted decoration, the white enamel dial measuring 4.5cm diameter (2).

HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON; a Victorian hallmarked silver and silver handled butter knife, Sheffield 1871, a further Victorian hallmarked silver and silver handled butter knife, a silver plated baby feeding spoon, a Birmingham hallmarked silver egg cup and a white metal handled button hook (5).

A Victorian walnut canteen box, enclosing silver and mother of pearl flatware comprising twelve fish knives and eleven fish forks, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1874, and an associated set of twelve dessert knives and eleven dessert forks, of conforming maker, Sheffield 1871 (46)

Early George V silver twin handled bowl of octagonal form, with reeded border and ring handles, on an octagonal base (London 1911) Harrison Brothers & Howson. All at approximately 9ozs. 20.5cm across handles.

Set of silver 1930s silver lobster picks, with engraved initials, in original fitted case (Sheffield 1939) Harrison Brothers & Howson. All at approximately 6ozs. 19.3cm overall length.

Set of six pairs 1930s fruit knives and forks, with silver blades and mother of pearl handles (Sheffield 1937) Harrison Brothers & Howson. Knives 18cm overall length.

An Edward VII silver wire fruit basket, mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), London 1905, of oval form, wired side with applied cast trailing vine swagged decoration and scalloped reed and tie rim, raised on an oval base with four applied cast trailing vine feet, 26 x 20cm, 11cm high, 713.2g (22.9ozt)Overall in good condition with no obvious sign of damage or repair. Some light surface scratches and nicks, as to be expected and commensurate with age and use. Hallmarks clear and readable

A pair of Victorian silver library candlesticks, mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), London 1896, each loaded base of oval form with reeded edge, short knopped column and campana shaped sconce with fully marked detachable wax pan, 11.5 x 9cm at the base, 12cm high (2)

A Victorian silver tea caddy, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1891, of vase shape with cylindrical cover on three shell and scroll feet, 11cm high and a silver tea caddy of bombe shape on four scroll feet, Charles Stuart Harris, London 1902, retailed by Wilson & Gill, 11cm wide, approximately 384g

A GEORGE V SILVER PRESENTATION SALVER, of a circular form with wavy rim, raised on four scroll feet, reverse engraved 'Presented By, The Management And Employees Of Bemrose Flexible Packaging, To David C.Wigglesworth On The Occasion Of The Opening Of The New Factory On 25th August 1978', hallmarked 'Harrison Brothers & Howson' Sheffield 1932, approximate width 26cm, approximate gross weight 560.0 grams, 18.0 ozt (condition report: general light wear, would benefit from a gentle clean and polish, overall condition good)

A silver scallop shell butter dish - Sheffield 1909, Harrison Brothers & Howson, raised on three ball feet, together with a table lighter in the form of a hunting horn, a spoon and a napkin ring, weight 159g.

A PAIR OF GEORGE V SAUCE BOATS, typical form silver sauce boats, scalloped rim, scrolled handle with acanthus detail, raised on three hoof feet, engraving to base 'LW & AH July 1st 1930' hallmarked 'Harrison Brothers & Howson' Sheffield 1927 and 1929, approximate gross weight 431.1 grams, 13.86 ozt (condition report: general moderate wear, clear hallmarks, overall condition good)

An Elizabeth II silver tankard, An Elizabeth II silver tankard, Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, London, 2015, height 12.2cm, gross weight 9.11ozt. In original case. Overall condition goodLight scratches in keeping with ageMarks clear and legible

HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON; a set of four Victorian hallmarked silver forks, with resin handles, Sheffield 1870, together with a small collection of teaspoons, a caddy spoon, a tablespoon and two napkin rings, combined approx 9.25ozt/287.7g.

A set of five Victorian silver mother of pearl fish knives, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1864, two Victorian Scottish silver Queens pattern teaspoons, another two with Glasgow marks, weighable silver 65gms (9) Condition Report:Available upon request

An Edwardian silver three piece tea service, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1908, 23.1oz gross.

A silver cruet set, by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham, 2000, comprising open salt cellar, salt and pepper shaker, 3.5oz, in case; two silver photograph frames; a white metal caddy; and a set of four silver coasters, in box.

A set of six Victorian silver coffee spoons and pair of sugar tongs, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1893, cased and two George III silver tablespoons, 5ozs 12dwts (case and two) Coffee spoons in good condition. Tablespoons with light wear

A George V silver sauceboat, crested, 19.5cm l, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, London 1912, 7ozs Good condition

A pair of Victorian silver mother-of-pearl handled butter knives, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1878, floral engraved blades, overall 18cm, in fitted leather case Condition Report: No damage or repair, hallmarks clear and matching

Oak canteen with three internal drawers, containing EPNS cutlery and three silver spoons by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1922, 5.5ozt; and a cased set of twelve EPNS fish eaters (2)

A George V silver salver, with a shaped edge and raised on four scroll feet, 31cm diameter, 918 grams, Sheffield 1932, Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson). (M)

A part-suite of silver-plated Old English thread pattern cutlery in an oak-cased canteen - Harrison Brothers & Howson, 'Alpha Plate' comprising twelve table forks, dessert forks and dessert spoons, eleven table spoons, six teaspoons, three salt spoons, a pair of sauce ladles and a soup ladle, plus a matched pair of knife rests and bone-handled knives, comprising eleven table knives, six dessert knives and a three-piece carving set, some elements missing.

A late Victorian silver coffee pot and cream jug, each of ogee form, atop three hoof feet with anthemion terminals, the coffee pot with wooden scroll handle, Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), Sheffield 1899, height (of coffee pot) 21.5cm, combined gross weight 643g/20.67ozt approx (2)

A George V silver three-piece tea set, comprising teapot, two-handled sugar bowl and milk jug, each of navette form with central reeded band, atop four bun feet, the teapot with ebonised wood handle and finial, each piece initialled in script, 'R', Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), London 1916, length (of teapot) 26.2cm, combined weight 933g/29.99ozt gross approx (3)

A silver hallmarked egg cup - Birmingham 1924 by A & J Zimmerman ltd. A Silver Hallmarked mustard spoon - London 1860 by Henry Holland, 5 tea spoons - Sheffield 1922 by Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd. A silver salt spoon Sheffield 1917 by Robert Pringle & Sons. A small silver butter knife Sheffield 1918, and a silver butterfly book mark - Birmingham 1996 by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd. Total weight 105g  

An Edwardian part canteen of silver Old English pattern cutlery, comprising three table forks, tablespoon and two fish knives, London 1908 and 1909 by Josiah Williams & Co, a small group of other silver, including two napkin rings, total weight 631.3g, and a silver and mother-of-pearl folding pocket knife, Sheffield 1885 by Harrison Brothers & Howson.

A late Victorian silver milk jug and sugar basin with gadrooned rims and writhen half-reeding, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1890, 8.7oz

George VI sterling silver kings pattern soup spoon marked Sheffield Harrison Brothers & Howson 1949 &1950. Approx length 19cm, weight 492 grams

An Elizabeth II silver topped and cut glass claret jug, the tapered body having faceted banded and diamond cut decoration to a star-cut base, the silver cover having applied vine-leaf and grape cast spout, handle and finial, Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd, Birmingham 2004, h.35cm

Early 20th Century silver hallmarked Harrison Brothers and Howson silver hallmarked cutlery service to include ten large trident forks, nine small trident forks, eleven rat tail spoons and eight matching teaspoons. Various date marks form approx imately 1896 - 1935, most with makers marks GH, some teaspoons marked for William Hutton & Sons.

Victorian yellow metal propelling pencil, scrolled terminal with glass inset, engine turned, 8.5cm, a silver letter knife, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1879, tortoiseshell inset handle, part engraved blade, 22cm, and a small silver handles letter knife with mother of pearl blade, 14cm.Qty: 3