Harrison Brothers & Howson Knives

Sheffield, 1887-1888, mother of pearl handles with English silver blades with marks for Harrison Brothers & Howson, including twelve knives and fork, serving knife and fork, .925 fine; all in a fitted

Estate Collection Lot 9 Antique Late 19th - Early 20th Century Silver Plate & Mother of Pearl Knives. Made by Harrison Brothers & Howson ( 1862 - 1950 ). Articles comprise of silver plated blades and

Harrison Brothers and Howson, British, 20th century. Twelve silverplate knives with Imari pattern ceramic handles. Blades marked. Approx. w. 8.5"

Combination of Harrison Brothers & Howson and RR bakelite flatware. 7 fish knives , 8 in. Long. 7 forks, 7 in. L. Fish Server ( 11 in.) and Fork Server ( 8.5 in.) . Bakelite handles. Possibly antique

A Cased English Pewterware Fruit Service Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield comprising six forks and six knives. Length of knife 8 5/8 inches.

Whiting Manufacturing Co. 106 piece sterling silver Louis XV pattern set of flatware for J.R. Reed & Co., Pittsburgh, together with a set of Harrison Brothers & Howson silver plate and mother of pearl

Two Assorted Mother of Pearl Dinner Knives including 12 Mother of Pearl handled Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield, stamped HB & HS, and Four Meadow City Cutlery Mother Pearl Handle Knives. Together

Harrison Brothers & Howson Silver Plated Fruit Cutlery Set For Twelve In Fitted Case. 6 forks, 6 knives. Approx. size (fork) 7.25 inches long x 0.75 wide, (knife) 8.5 long x 0.75 wide, (box) 2.25 tall

This is an original Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield, England, sterling silver and stag handled bowie knife dating to circa 1891. The knife shows a large, thick bowie blade with solid silver ricas

A folding silver fruit knife with mother of pearl handle. Hallmarked Sheffield 1912 maker Harrison Brothers & Howson. 6" long

Harrison Brothers & Howson English sterling silver mounted & antler horn carving set. Set includes two meat forks, two knives, and a sharpener. Matching set, cased in what appears to be original fitte

Three mother of pearl handled cutlery sets. One boxed Harrison Brothers & Howson Silverplate nut or shellfish set with 12 picks and 2 nut crackers. One boxed set of English silverplate dinner knives a

1900, Sheffield, maker's mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), a sterling silver and mixed-metal fruit set, each with a Japanese-import mixed metal knife hilt handle variously decorated

Both handles are marked "GH" (George Howson, Harrison Brothers & Howson) with Sheffield crown, lion passant (english sterling), and "f" (dated 1898). Knife blade and fork head is plated, with the make

12 Pc Cased Sheffield Sterling Silver Fish Set, Harrison & Howson Brothers, 1929, 6 8 1-4" knives, silver blades, (6) 7 1-4" knives with silver tines,19.5 TO total weight

Silver plated. Leaf and urn designs. One with marks. 4Sq. X 7"H"

A Harrison Brothers & Howson Silver Ewer,&nbsp;Sheffield, England, circa 1905Marks:&nbsp;</

Harrison Brothers & Howson English (Sheffield) Late 19th Century to early 20th Century Silver-Plated Teapot Kettle with base and oil burner. On stand Measures 9"x5 1/4"x12". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE:

A pair of Victorian silver peppers hallmarked Sheffield 1898 maker Harrison Brothers & Howson. 3" high

Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson) Sheffield England sterling silver & Mother of Pearl fish service for 12, 1901-1907. Expertly executed mother of pearl inlay within the handles of the gilt si

Large double handled serving tray in sterling silver, marked for Harrison Brothers & Howson and dated 1928. Some scratches and discoloration. Approx. 17" x 28". Weight: approx. 93.07 ozt.

Edwardian Sterling Silver Presentation Bowl hallmarked London, 1905-1906, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, the hemispherical bowl with shaped and molded rim and decorated on the lower half with elaborat

An Edwardian sterling silver twin handled bowl, Sheffield 1908 by Harrison Brothers & Howson Of octagonal panelled form upon a stepped circular foot. The notched scroll everted rim above two lion mask

A silver three piece tea service A silver three piece tea service, by Harrison Brothers & Howson, London 1906, comprising a teapot, 16cm high a sugar bowl, 8.5cm high and a cream jug, 8.5cm high 25ozt