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Click here to subscribeHOWSON, PETER - OFFICIAL WAR ARTISTOriginal Drawing - (ORIGINAL)Six original ink sketches on plain paper by Peter Howson, OBE, official British war artist for the Bosnian War. Each sketch signed and dated by the artist between [20]07 and [20]10. All approx. 300x210mm, except one which is 250x210mm. A magnificent collection, further images available on request. Viewing highly recommended.
A set of thirty two George V coffee spoons, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1923, all in strung old English pattern, engraved with DLI horn insignia, 7.1oz. gross; and a plated coffee spoon; in oak canteen; together with two Victorian table knives, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1896, the pistol grips engraved with DLI 3rd Bn insignia.
A composite suite of mainly George IV kings pattern flatware, with shell backs and diamond heels, to include; twelve table spoons, dessert spoons, table forks, dessert forks, two fish slices, two sauce ladles, two soup ladles and two gravy spoons, by William Eaton, London 1825; twelve tea knives and forks, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths, Sheffield 1891; and a set of twelve table knives with filled silver handles by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1959, retailed by Garrard & Co. Ltd. and stamped to the steel blades, approximately 237oz gross weighable.
AN EDWARD VII OAK FOUR DRAWER COMPOSITE CANTEEN OF SILVER SHELL PATTERN CUTLERY FOR TWELVE SETTINGS,by Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater, London 1908, comprising twelve table forks; twelve dessert forks; twelve dessert spoons; twelve teaspoons; twelve soup spoons; six egg spoons; six tablespoons; four sauce ladles; soup ladle and gravy spoon; pair of sugar tongs; together with twelve ivory handled fish knives and forks with silver blades and tines by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1906, twelve mother mother of pearl handled fruit knives and forks with silver blades and tines by Levesley Brothers, Sheffield 1905, twelve ivory handled dinner knives and twelve ivory handled dessert knives, all with steel blades Total approximate weight of weighable silver 146ozs. See illustration
A Ruskin Pottery bowl of squat bulbous form, crystalline glaze mottled grey and cream ground with running green and orange triangular Ruskin Pottery England mark to base, dated 1934, signed Howson Taylor (impressed mark used by Percy Holland) (hairline crack) 12cm high together with a Ruskin Pottery trumpet vase, crystalline glaze of mottled green running through to orange and deep blue, impressed to base Ruskin England, 15cm high.
A set of South East Asian ivory handled and plated knives and forks, late 19th/early 20th Century, each handle carved and pierced with deity concealed within a bower of tendrils, comprising ten knives and nine forks, all with silver ferrules, Sheffield 1903 by Harrison Brother & Howson (handles split).
A set of six Edward VII silver napkin rings with gadroon mounts by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1902 (and numbered 1-6), and black leather covered case for same, a George VI lady`s silver mounted seven piece dressing table set with engine turned mounts, London 1945, one other George V silver blue enamel and steel manicure set, Birmingham 1934, and case for same, and a selection of sundry silver items, various (weighable silver 21ozs)
Ménagère old english pattern en argent, Sheffield 1926-1927, Harrison Brothers & Howson, comprenant 114 pièces: 12 fourchettes, 6 cuillers et 12 couteaux de table, 12 fourchettes, 12 cuillers et 12 couteaux de table, 12 fourchettes et 12 couteaux à poisson, 12 cuillers à thé et 12 cuillers à potage du même modèle, Sheffield 1931, Fenton Bros, total net 4870g
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