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An Edwardian set of twelve pairs of silver fish knives and forks, by Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield 1907, each piece with silver blade or tines and fitted with a hollow silver shell and thread pattern handles, crested, all contained in a fitted polished oak case with two trays

Ruskin vase decorated in mottled yellow glaze, incised W. Howson Taylor signature, impressed marks dated 1932, 11" high

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) THE DRUMMER Signed, pastel 31.5cm x 24cm (12.4in x 9.5in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) STUDY OF A WORKING MAN Signed, pastel 27.5cm x 20cm (10.75in x 8in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) A HERO Signed, pastel on buff paper 28cm x 19cm (11in x 7.5in)

A Ruskin, Howson Taylor signed hexagonal form vase with lustre blue ground.

A silver gilt dessert service, comprising twelve knives, twelve spoons and twelve forks with mother-of-pearl mounted handles and fluted scroll finials, Sheffield 1928, probably by George Howson, with some replacements by the Goldsmiths’ and Silversmiths’ Company, in a brass bound case

Ruskin Pottery-A crystalline vase of ovoid form with a shallow collar neck decorated with a streaked and mottled tan, orange and green glaze with pale celadon crystals, bears impressed marks with full Howson Taylor signature and date of 1931, height 14 cms.

A Ruskin vase with a green base leading to oatmeal and a turquoise neck, the shoulder of the vase further glazed in a terracotta colour, signed on the base W Howson Taylor and dated 1931, height 8.5" (illus on internet)

Peter Howson (b1958) (ARR) Andrew Straining on the cross Wax, crayon and gouache on black paper, 19.5x18cm

Peter Howson (b1958) ARR 'Ned' Signed etching, dated 1987, 33x24cm

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) THE SCREAM Signed, pastel 30cm x 22cm (12in x 8.5in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) FIGURE IN BASE-BALL CAP Signed, oil on canvas 46cm x 61cm (18in x 24in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) SMOKING MAN Signed, mixed media 58cm x 41cm (22.75in x 16in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) FLEEING FIGURE Monoprint, signed 40cm x 31.5cm (15.75in x 12.5in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) PORTRAIT STUDY Signed, pastel 29cm x 20cm (11.5in x 8in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) MALE PROFILE Signed, pastel 28.5cnm x 20cm (11.25in x 8in)

Peter Howson (b1958) ARR Self Portrai Signed oil on canvas, 92x76cm

A cased cruet set by Walker and Hall, Birmingham 1934, comprising pairs of covered mustards, open salts and pepper casters, with four associated salt spoons of simple plain baluster form on hoof feet; together with a set of four five bar toastracks by Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield 1939 in fitted case (2)

Ruskin vase decorated with a high fired purple glaze with a light blue bloom, impressed marks and 1933 as well as incised Howson Taylor signature 14cm high

A silver shaped circular waiter by George Howson, London 1903, with a shell and foliate gadrooned chased border, on four scroll feet, engraved with the Dawson crest, 22cm (8.75in) diameter, 438g (14 oz)

A 1930's Ruskin pottery vase of shouldered ovoid form decorated with a banded tonal green and white crystalline glaze, impressed marks and date for 1933 together with a full W, Howson Taylor signature, height 25cm.

A 1930's Ruskin pottery vase of footed hexagonal form decorated in a graduated blue to green crystalline glaze, impressed marks and full signature for William Howson Taylor, height 16.5cm.

FREELING A, Picturesque Excursions, London n.d. Ackerman & Co, 16mo, publishers cloth, gift decor, 400 views on plates and text ills (mainly South Coast resorts), LILLEY & EVERITT, Portsmouth Parish Church, 1921, 8vo, 1/2 leather, HOWSON & RIMMER, The River Dee, London 1889 (3)

HURTLEY (THOMAS) A Concise Account of some Natural Curiosities ... Malham, in Craven, Yorkshire, 17586, eng. frontis and two further plates, deckle edge, rebound; Howson (William) An Illustrated Guide to the Curiosities of Craven, 1850, original tooled cloth; Brockbank (Elizabeth) illustated, A Village in Craven by Riley, twelve colour plates, original cloth; Carr(Rev. William) The Dialect of Craven, two volumes 1828, 2nd edition, re-bound (5)

A Ruskin pottery vase, decorated in streaked crystalline glaze, impressed marks, including Howson Taylor signature, dated 1931, 22cm high

Edward VII rectangular Tea Tray, with pierced gallery, twin gadrooned handles, the centre inscribed and dated 1907, within a cartouche of leafy scrolls and on four bun feet, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1906, 3,120grms., contained within a baize.

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) HARRY Pastel on black paper 19.5cm x 29cm (7 3/4in x 11 1/2in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) PAULUS Pastel on black paper 19.5cm x 29cm (7 3/4in x 11 1/2in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) ERNIE Pastel on black paper 19.5cm x 29cm (7 3/4in x 11 1/2in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) CEDRIC Pastel on black paper 19cm x 14cm (7 1/2in x 5 1/2in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) PORTRAIT OF A MAN Acrylic on paper 31cm x 20.5cm (12.25in x 8in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) NIGHT CLUB SINGER Conte on paper 29cm x 19.5cm (11.5n x 7.75in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) MALE HEAD Signed, pastel 29cm x 21.5cm (11.5in x 8.5in)

PETER HOWSON (B. 1958) PORTRAIT OF HIS STEP DAUGHTER, 1989 Signed and dated '89, chalk on paper 40cm x 30cm (15.75in x 11.75in)

RUSKIN SQUAT OVOID VASE by W. Howson Taylor, covered in a streaked jade, orange and cream crystalline glazes, impressed mark, incised signature 9.5cm high

Peter Howson (1958) ARR British mercenary in Tomislaugrad 1993-94 pastel on paper, 33.5x24cm

Ruskin Miniature High Fired Vase Impressed Initials For W Howson Taylor Height 6cm

A small 1930's Ruskin pottery vase of ovoid form with roll rim decorated with a crystalline glaze in tonal green and ivory over an orange to blue ground, bears impressed mark and full Howson Taylor signature, height 11cms.

A Ruskin vase by W. Howson Taylor, circa 1930, of tapering baluster form and glazed in a mottled green and white crystalline glaze, impressed ‘Ruskin England’ and incised signature, 27cm high

A silver rattail pattern punch ladle, the Hanoverian handle with a circular bowl. Maker George Howson, (Harrison Brothers & Howson), Sheffield, 1936. 7oz. (234g).

A Victorian copper jelly mould of circular form with five lobed "turrets" inscribed "Howson 496", 13.5 cm tall

Peter Howson b.1958- 'Bandit Checkpoint', 1994; lithograph printed in colours, signed, dated 94 and numbered 1/100 in pencil, bears blind stamp, 88x96cm: John Keane b.1958- 'The Accident'; mixed technique print in colours, signed, dated 1988 and inscribed 'A/P' in crayon, titled within the plate, bears blind stamp, 89.5x72.5cm., (2) (may be subject to Droit de Suite)

A set of six pairs of late Victorian dessert knives and forks, with mother of pearl handles and inset shield cartouches, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1896. (12)

A Royal Doulton series ware plate Sir Roger De Coverley D3414, also a blue mottled vase in the Howson Taylor Ruskin style

A SET OF SIX VICTORIAN ASPARAGUS TONGS SHEFFIELD 1900 BY HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON the legs with pointed and fluted decoration contained in a fitted case for twelve; together with three other similarly decorated plated examples (9)

A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase shouldered form with knopped neck, covered in a splashed sang de boeuf, lavender and mint green glaze over mushroom ground impressed marks, incised Howson-Taylor signature date mark 1933 21cm. high

Ruskin Pottery. A 1930’s ovoid form vase with narrow neck decorated with a mottled powder blue crystalline glaze with flecked finish, bears impressed marks with full William Howson Taylor signature to the base, dated 1931, height 8.25" tall.

Ruskin Pottery. A 1930’s hexagonal body vase with stepped base decorated with a mottled tonal ochre crystalline style glaze, relief moulded marks and incised William Howson Taylor signature to the base, height 8.75".

Peter Howson b.1958- 'Cleanser 7th Brigade 2 1993-94'; oil on canvas, 91.5x61.7cm. Provenance: with Angela Flowers Gallery Plc, according to label attached to the reverse

Peter Howson b.1958- Reclining nude; charcoal, 83x58.3cm

A silver rose bowl by Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1922, with two flying scroll handles and a moulded girdle and rim (unengraved)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) THE PUGILIST Signed conté drawing 32cm x 23cm (12.5in x 9in)

PETER HOWSON (B.1958) FIELD MOUSE Signed inscribed and numbered 38/50 screenprint 54cm x 36cm

PETER HOWSON(B.1958) STREET LIFE Signed pastel 61cm x 46cm (18in x 24in)

Atterbury (Paul & Henson, John). Ruskin Pottery, The Pottery of Edward Richard Taylor and William Howson Taylor, 1898-1935, pub. Baxendale Press, 1993, num. col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., together with Drakard (David), Printed English Pottery, History and Humour in the Reign of George III, 1760-1820, 1st ed., 1992, num. b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., plus Wilkinson (Vega), Spode-Copeland-Spode, Their Works and Its People, 1770-1970, 1st ed., pub. Antique Collectors' Club, 2002, num. col. and b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., and Edwards (Diana), Black Basalt, Wedgewood and Contemporary Manufacturers, 1st ed., pub. Antique Collectors' Club, 1994, some col. and num. b&w illusts., orig. cloth in d.j., all 4to, VG, plus others similar, including Derby Porcelain, by John Twitchett, 1980, Derby Porcelain Figures, by Peter Bradshaw, 1990, James Hadley & Sons, Artist Potters Worcester, by Peter Woodger, 2003, English Dry-Bodied Stoneware, by Diana Edwards and Rodney Hampson, 1998, etc., including some paperbacks, many in d.j.s, 4to/8vo (approx.45)

Cyril Saunders Spackman 1887-1963- Ruined Abbey; pen and ink and watercolour, signed, 34.7x58cm: Follower of Peter Howson- Female figure in a moonlit landscape; black and coloured chalk: together with five other various 20th century pictures by different hands, (7)

An electroplated baluster pint mug, with leaf capped scroll handle, on a moulded foot. Makers Harrison Brothers and Howson of Sheffield.

An Edward VII silver mounted corkscrew, with silver sheathed iron helix and substantial monogrammed ivory tusk handle with silver caps, 13cm h, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1903 ++ Condition of the worm blunted and with handling stains to the ivory but no shrinkage cracks or repairs. A good quality large sized example

A pair of Edward VII gadrooned openwork sweetmeat dishes, the wirework bowl on a spreading foot, 17cm diam, by Harrison Bros & Howson, London 1904, 15ozs ++ In good condition, no damage or repairs, the marks good