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Lot 135
*Peter Howson (b.1958)STUDY OF A MANSigned and dated l.r. 95, charcoal44.5 x 30cmA Scottish painter, Howson was the official war artist in the 1993 Bosnian War. His early works were typically masculine, but later he exhibited more religious themes. He designed a postage stamp in 1998 and several album covers, and is represented in many major collections. *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.
Lot 207
A cased set of Edwardian silver napkin rings, of good gauge, each of circular form with banded collar and decorated with floral sprays, each with two vacant quatrefoil shaped cartouche, the set contained within a fitted tooled leather case with satin lined interior, hall-marked for Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield 1902, total silver weight 131 g / 4.24 ozt approx
Lot 220
A CHILD'S LATE GEORGE III SILVER KNIFE AND FORK, maker Joseph Taylor, Birmingham 1809, with bright cut engraved blade, three prong tine and angular ivory handles, together with a pair of fruit forks, makers Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1911, with mother of pearl handles, a similar earlier pair, maker's mark AH (unidentified), Sheffield 1821, with bone handles, a pair of oyster forks, maker George Unite, no date letter, a set of three two prong forks stamped STERLING IL, another fork and two knives, one with a German porcelain handle (14)
Lot 181
AN EDWARDIAN SILVER PRESENTATION TROWEL, makers Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1907, the blade engraved "Mrs. C.W. Hunter, In Grateful Memory of Augt. 17th 1907" within a border bright cut engraved with foliage, on a baluster turned and polished ivory handle carved with fruiting vine, 13" long, cased
Lot 159
A set of six dessert forks with silver tines and loaded thread and shell handles, to/w five matching knives with steel blades, Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1906/10, various other table knives and tea knives with loaded silver handles, electroplated Albany pattern soup ladle and basting spoon and other electroplated flatware and cutlery (box)
Lot 33
An early 20th century four piece silver tea set comprising teapot, hot water jug, sugar bowl & milk jug, ivory handles, gadroon & shell design to top edges, London 1913/14, maker Harrison Brothers & Howson - approx total gross weight 2248g/72.2 troy oz CONDITION REPORT: natural shrinkage cracks to ivory, ivory handles loose, all inscribed to underside 'from M.B. Oct 1914
Lot 373
A matched four piece silver tea and coffee set, comprising:- a coffee pot by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1902, of oval pedestal form, the lower body fluted, 24.5cm high; a matching teapot, 16.5cm and companion milk jug and sugar basin by Jones & Crompton, Birmingham 1905, all engraved with 'Peyton' crest, 45.78oz (4) Minor body bruises but generally in good order
Lot 54
A collection of silver items, to include: a Victorian silver shaped circular... A collection of silver items, to include: a Victorian silver shaped circular bowl by Miller Bros, Birmingham 1896, on three animal mask scroll legs, 13.5cm long; a cased Victorian baluster pepperette by William Hutton & Sons, London 1891, with a bell finial to the pierced cover and on a circular moulded spreading foot, 10cm high; a wine coaster by Harrison Brothers & Howson Ltd., London 1957, 9cm diameter, with a wooden base; and two other items, 302g (9.7 oz) gross weighable ( see illustration on our website ) IMPORTANT: This lot is subject to VAT and the buyer must pay VAT on both the hammer and the buyer's premium at a rate of 20%
Lot 81
A set of six silver five bar toastracks by Harrison Brothers & Howson A set of six silver five bar toastracks by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1925, 8cm (3 1/8in) long, 495g (15.95 oz) Provenance: Cherkley Court, the former home of Lord Beaverbrook. This lot is being sold on behalf of The Beaverbrook Foundation (CIO).
Lot 24
An Edwardian silver shaped circular waiter by Harrison Brothers & Howson An Edwardian silver shaped circular waiter by Harrison Brothers & Howson, London 1904, with a shell, foliate and gadrooned rim, on four scroll feet, 16.5cm (6 1/2in) diameter; an oval caddy, London 1818, engraved with an armorial; a cigarette box, cedar lined; a christening mug; and four silver handled tea knives, 485g (15.6 oz) weighable The caddy with the arms of The McGillyCuddy of the Reeks, co. Kerry, Ireland.
Lot 338
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY TOKENS, London, Green’s Rents (2): W.W., farthing, three leopards’ faces, A Seacoale Seller (W.1278); Will Warde, halfpenny, 1666, Weavers’ Arms (W.1279); Grocers’ Alley, Joseph Howson, farthing, 1663, Founders’ Arms/sugar loaf (W.1280); Grub Street (7): William Hatton, halfpenny, 1666 (W.1285); George Hide, farthing, half moon over tobacco roll, Grocer (W.1287); Thomas Orghar, halfpenny, ‘67, Chandler (W.1289 var. - spelt STREET on reverse); Robert Pearce, halfpenny, 1666, At The, arrow (W.1290); William Tennant, halfpenny, At Ye Naked Boy (W.1293); Thomas Threlkeld, halfpenny, At Ye White Lion, Grocer (W.1294); Sam Wright, halfpenny, 1669, unicorn and crown (W.1295); Guildhall, Robert Peete, halfpenny, 1669, lion (W.1299); Gunpowder Alley, Thomas Askew, farthing, Blacksmiths’ Arms (W.1302, listed erroneously as a halfpenny); Gun Yard, William Blackie, farthing, ship’s gun (W.1303); Gutter Lane (3): Thomas Fitzhugh, penny, At Ye Golden Anckor (W.1304); Will Grainge, halfpenny, 1669, At Ye Hornes & Horshooe (W.1305); B.N., farthing, 1653, The Hamer and Crovn (W.1307), poor to good fine (16)
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