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Click here to subscribeA Ruskin Pottery stoneware Souffle vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1909, cylindrical form with flaring neck, covered in a streaked sang de boeuf glaze over silver with lavender and purple, impressed mark and date, 24.5cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware lustre ginger-jar and cover vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1912, covered in a pale pink lustre glaze, another smaller covered in a yellow lustre glaze, two Ruskin Pottery bowls covered in a yellow lustre glaze, a Royal Doulton veined flambe vase, a Royal Doulton Flambe vase and a bowl, impressed marks, one Ruskin bowl smashed and re-stuck, 13.5cm. high (9) ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware lustre vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1922, shouldered, ovoid form, covered in a lavender glaze, a Ruskin Pottery jug covered in a strawberry lustre glaze, and two other vases, impressed marks, 11.5cm. high (4) ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1907, ovoid with flaring cylindrical neck, covered in a sang de boeuf glaze over white, with lavender and mint green speckles, impressed mark and date, 15.5cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1933, ovoid with tall, flaring cylindrical neck, covered in a lavender graduating to sang de boeuf glaze with mint speckles, impressed marks, 21.5cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware lustre vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1920, slender baluster form, covered in a blue lustre glaze under lavender patches, and two other Ruskin Pottery lustre vases glazed blue, impressed marks, 19cm. high (3) ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware Souffle glaze vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1905, shouldered form covered in a strawberry pink glaze, and two other Ruskin Pottery vases glazed strawberry pink lustre and purple, impressed marks, 20cm. high (3) ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
An unusual Ruskin Pottery stoneware Souffle vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1905, shape no.255, shouldered baluster form, covered in a fiery orange-red with green speckling glaze, impressed Ruskin mark, 255 and date 1905, 15.5cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer ChestLiteraturePaul Atterbury & John Henson, Ruskin Pottery, Richard Dennis Publications, page 39 for a comparable vase also dated 1905.
A small Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase by William Howson-Taylor, dated 1910, shouldered, cylindrical from, covered with a sang de boeuf and lavender fissured glaze, over silver-grey, impressed mark and date, 11.8cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware Crystalline glaze lamp base by William Howson-Taylor, shouldered cylindrical form on pierced foot, covered in a turquoise, yellow and blue glaze, and three Ruskin Pottery Crystalline glaze vases, impressed marks, 23cm. high (4) ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A Ruskin Pottery stoneware Souffle vase by William Howson-Taylor, indistinct date probably 1906, baluster form, covered in a blue souffle glaze, the shoulder decorated with a band of ivy, impressed mark and date, 19cm. high ProvenanceThe private collection of Gretchen Andersen, The Lacquer Chest
A BOX OF ASSORTED SILVER AND WHITE METAL ITEMS, to include a cased set of two silver napkin rings, oval form embossed foliage pattern and engraved cartouches, each hallmarked 'Harrison Brothers & Howson' Sheffield 1886, two single napkin rings, both hallmarked Birmingham, a commemorative teaspoon, hallmarked Chester, a salt spoon hallmarked Birmingham, approximate gross weight of silver 77.1 grams, a glass jug with a plated hinged cover, a circular silver plate tray, egg cutting scissors, grape scissors, small photo frame, a 'Parker' ball point pen stamped 'Sterling silver', pin badges, a rhodonite carved bowl etc
A 76-piece set of Edward VII silver flatware with 92 additions, mark of Josiah Williams & Company (George Maudsley Jackson & David Landsborough Fullerton), London 1906, 'Kings' pattern with shell back, comprising 12 table forks, 6 tablespoons, 12 dessert forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 soup spoons, 12 teaspoons, 6 coffee spoons, a basting spoon, a soup ladle and 2 sauce ladles, together with 11 table knives, mark of Holland, Son & Slater (John Aldwinckle & James Slater), London 1883 and 12 dessert knives mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), Sheffield 1912, all with filled handles and steel blades, a pair of fish servers, 12 pairs of fish eaters and 12 pairs of dessert forks and knives, all with mother of pearl handles and silver tines and blades, mark of Crichton Brothers (Lionel Alfred Crichton), London 1913, 12 ice cream spoons, mark of Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1911, a 3-piece carving set with filled handles and steel blades, 2 salt spoons, a mustard spoon and a tablespoon, together with some sundry silver plated items, 180.5ozt gross weighable silver, presented in a freestanding bow fronted wooden canteen raised on four cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, the two removable drawers lined in green felt 97 x 50cm, 81cm high (168)
A 276-piece set of George V cutlery and flatware with 8 additions, mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), Sheffield 1912. 'Old English & Thread' pattern, monogrammed, comprising 18 table forks (1 x 1909), 6 tablespoons, 36 dessert forks, 17 dessert spoons, 18 soup spoons, 17 pairs of fruit eaters with silver tines and blades and bone handles, 17 teaspoons, 18 coffee spoons, 18 ice cream spoons, 18 pairs of fish eaters, 18 oyster forks, 18 caviar spoons, 6 salt spoons, 2 butter blades (1 x 1916), a Stilton scoop, a soup ladle, a cake slice (1909), 2 pairs of asparagus tongs, 2 pairs of grape scissors, 2 pairs of sugar nips (1 x 1911) and 5 nut picks with bone handles, together with a pair of salad servers, a cold meat fork and a cream ladle, probable marks of Gorham Manufacturing Company and stamped STERLING and 4 pairs of silver plated nutcrackers, 432.2ozt gross weighable silver (284)
A collection of silver items to include; a modern novelty silver Jockey's cap shaped caddy spoon, hallmarked by Harrison Bros & Howson Ltd, Sheffield, 1988, a single Victorian London silver napkin ring with part embossed design, by Josiah Williams & Co, a pair of Edwardian silver knife rests with "X" shaped ends, hallmarked by S Glass, Birmingham, 1908. Along with various boxed silver handled flatwares to include; salad servers, preserve spoon, knives of various sizes etc. (1 bag) Weighable Silver: Approx. 90.9 grams (2.9ozt) Further Details: Some tarnishing, general wear etc.
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER AND MOTHER-OR-PEARL DESSERT SERVICE, HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON FOR RETAIL BY CARRINGTON & CO., LONDON AND SHEFFIELD, 1904 silver bowls, tines and blades, the leaf-capped filled handles with mother-of-pearl ribs alternating with silver reeding, comprising twelve spoons, twelve three prong forks and twelve knives, all in a brass bound fitted case with two trays (36 pieces)
SILVER CANDLESTICKS. A pair of early 20th century silver candlesticks by Harrison Brothers & Howson. Sheffield 1911. Height 19cm. Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING. The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.
Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), A dessert set of knives & forks for twelve place settings, silver blades and tines with mother-of-pearl handles, Sheffield 1924, in an oak silk & blue velvet lined case Condition report: The case is a little faded, worn, needs colour, and polish, the blades & tines are hallmarked, British solid silver, condition good, really good quality set, nice chunky mother-of-pearl handles, length of fork 15cm
A George V Silver Caster, by George Howson, Sheffield, 1929, spiral-fluted pear-shaped and on spreading conforming foot, the cover pierced and with baluster finial, 18.5cm high, 5oz 16dwt, 180grFully marked near rim. Further part marked on bezel. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. Some very minor bruises.
* PETER HOWSON OBE (SCOTTISH b. 1958), SALOME AND THE CHICKEN EATERS limited edition screenprint on paper, signed, titled, dated '85 and numbered 7/22framed and under glassimage size 52cm x 48cm, overall size 66cm x 56cmNote: “When the Apple Ripens: Peter Howson at 65" a major retrospective of the work of the artist staged at the City Arts Centre, Edinburgh and organised by Museums & Galleries Edinburgh from May this year until the beginning of October, bringing together over 100 major works from his early years until the present time. The staging of this major exhibition during (and beyond) the Edinburgh International Festival reflects the well documented and longstanding international interest in Peter Howson's work.
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