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Peter Howson Male Figure Study ,charcoal, signed ,11 1/2in x 8in (29.2cm x 20.3cm)

A Ruskin pottery vase, with globular base and broad cylindrical neck and covered with a slightly matt greyish glaze that runs through blue and orange, 27cm high, impressed 'Ruskin' dated 1930 and with signature 'W. Howson Taylor'.

Peter Howson (B. 1958) Bodybuilder screenprint in colours, 1988, on wove paper, signed and dated in pencil, numbered 13/30, printed to the edges of the full sheet, apparently in very good condition, framed L., S. 1500 x 1070mm.

Peter Howson Bob etching, 1987, on wove paper, signed, dated and titled in pencil, numbered 29/30, with margins, apparently in good condition, unexamined out of the frame P. 320 x 245mm.

A modern vase shaped sugar caster, with a canted square foot, panelled decoration and a knop finial, by George Howson, London 1912, 8.5in (21.5cm) high, 11oz.

Peter Howson Male Portrait, crayon and pencil, signed and dated '84, 11 1/2in x 7 1/2in (29.2cm x 19cm)

Peter Howson Male Study, pastel, signed, 11in x 8in (28cm x 20.3cm)

Peter Howson Glasgow Vagrant, pastel, signed, 10 3/4in x 8in (27.3cm x 20.3cm)

Peter Howson Male Head and Shoulder Study, oil on canvas, signed, 18in x 13 1/2in (45.7cm x 34.3cm)

Peter Howson, b. 1958 the nightworker signed pastel and charcoal on paper 86.5x71cm.; 34x28in.

A small pair of silver sauce boats by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1945 each of plain oval shape with gadrooned edge raised on three shell headed hoof feet and with a leaf capped scroll handle, 9cm high, 10.5oz

A three piece Harrison Bros & Howson bone handled Carving Set in case.

An Edison Bell Phonograph with shaped brass horn made by Howson, London, "No 853".

A cased set of eleven George III dessert knives and ten forks with ivory handles,+ by Hamson Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1819.

A pair of late Victorian dwarf candlesticks,+ with Carinthian columns on stepped square bases, with beading, probably by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1889, 6in (15.5cm) loaded. (2)

A pair of Edwardian dwarf candlesticks,+ on beaded, bevelled square bases and floral decorated octagonal stems, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1907, (loaded), 4.3in (11cm) high. (2)

A Ruskin pottery Vase with orange/green treacle glaze, 9 1/2in, 1932, incised signature for W Howson Taylor

A one-stringed fiddle by Arthur T. Howson, London, with cedar wood body, 28 1/2in. overall, in leather-cloth case.

Three Victorian silver gilt fruit spoons, by Harrison Brother and Howson, Sheffield 1862, with fluted trefoil hafts and scallop bowls

A set of twelve individual asparagus tongs, Sheffield 1910 by Harrison Bros and Howson, in a leather case

A set of twelve Victorian silver teaspoons with a matching pair of sugar tongs decorated with foliate engraving, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1884-90, in original shaped case.

A pair of Victorian silver and carved ivory handled fish servers the blades engraved with a leaping salmon, Sheffield 1877 by Harrison Bros & Howson , in a case

A set of nine Victorian fish knives and forks the engraved silver blades with beaded shaped mother of pearl handles and cabouchon collars, by Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield 1873 (18).

A Howson Flambe pot of squat form with printed 'House-on' mark to base, 8cm.

Burke, J. Bernard, The Historic Lands of England, London, E. Churton, 1848-1849, 8vo (265 x 175mm.), two volumes, 2 lithographed frontispieces, and 24 plates, contemporary decorative red cloth gilt. Hand-Book to the Cathedral Church of Ely; with some account of The Monastic Buildings, Ely, T. A. Hills and Sons, ca. 1869, 4to (245 x 180mm.), text within black ruled margin, engraved portrait frontispiece of the West Wing Front of Ely Cathedral, 7 plates, and a folding plan at rear, contemporary blue cloth, g.e.. Hunt, T. F., Designs for Parsonage Houses, Alms Houses ... with Examples of Gables, and other Curious Remains of Old English Architecture, London, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1827, 4to (305 x 235mm.), decorative half title, 15 lithographed plates by the author, and 6 plans, contemporary boards, original title label pasted down onto front cover Howson, J. S., & Alfred Rimmer, Chester As It Was, London, Longman, Green and Co, 1872, small folio (315 x 240mm.), title within red ruled margin, text leaves within black ruled margin, title vignette, head-pieces, initials, lithographed frontispiece of Chester Cathedral, and 9 plates, contemporary cloth gilt, extremities rubbed. Together with Philip Hope Bagenal's 'Clifford Manor in the County of Gloucester', (London, 1914), Chaloner W. Chute's 'A History of The Vyne', (Winchester, 1888), and John B. Marsh's 'Steephill Castle, Ventnor, Isle of Wright', (n.p., n.d.)

Whieldon, E., Five Views of Croxden Abbey: with a Brief Description, and a Ground Plan, Cheadle, W. M. Howson, 1853, 4to (295 x 210mm.), title within border, 5 plates, and a plan, title, and verso of last plate with The Law Society of London stamp, contemporary half calf, original wrappers bound in, front cover detached. With 'Oak House, West Bromwich Report to Town Council' (West Bromwich, 1895), and a bound volume of various 'County Life' articles

A set of nine silver tined fish forks by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1927, with bone handles and silver ferrules, 18.5cm (9)

A pair of short candlesticks with beaded borders, round nozzles, octagonal stems and loaded square bases, Sheffield 1908 by Harrison Bros and Howson, and a two handled sugar bowl with a monogram and inscription 'June 16th 1902...July 18th 1902', London 1902 by Mappin and Webb, 280g (9 oz)

A pair of silver sauce boats by Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield 1913, each raised from an octagonal reed edged foot below a conforming bowl with reeded edge, flared spout and angular loop handles, 10cm, cased, 11.25oz

CHESHIRE A further lot, containing another copy of The History of Cheshire, 2 vols, 1778. Cont. half russia, spines gilt. -- The History of the Cathedral Church at Chester, 1793. Old half calf (rubbed). Folding engraved plate and plan. Bound with three other works. -- Howson, J. S. and Alfred Rimmer. Chester As It Was. 1872. 4to, orig. cloth gilt. 10 plates. -- Wilbraham, Roger. An Attempt at a Glossary of Some Words Used in Cheshire. Second edition, 1836. Orig. cloth. with tow others. Mostly 8vo. (7)

CONYBEARE, Rev. W. J. and the Rev. J. S. HOWSON The Life and Epistles of St. Paul. First Edition, 2 vols., 1852. 4to, cont. maroon morocco, ruled in gilt with decorative corners, by Hugh Roberts of Chester, a.e.g. (slight wear to inner lower cover of Vol. 1). Engraved titles, maps and plates after W. H. Bartlett and others. Text illustrations. (2)

A PAIR OF CAFE AU LAIT POTS IN GEORGE II STYLE Each with baluster body and wood handles, by George Howson, Sheffield, 1934, 18.5cm. high; 26oz all in (2)

Mary Ann Howson Philpot- Study of a seashell; watercolour, 8.9x12.5cm: Felicia Martineau- Portrait of a girl in a pink bonnet; watercolour, inscribed in pencil: together with three other watercolours of seashells and sea weed by related hands, various sizes, all in maple veneered frames, various sizes, (5)

A set of six pairs of bone handled silver bladed fish knives and forks by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1926, contained in a fitted polished walnut case

A large Ruskin crystalline vase, circa 1930, variously coloured in mottled green, orange, streaked and blue glazes, impressed 'Ruskin, England 1930', and W Howson Taylor'incised signature, 15" high

A RUSKIN HIGH FIRED VASE of bulbous shape, decorated in a red glaze with flashes of green, brown and green specks, on a white ground, marked to the base, Ruskin, England, 1933 and signed W. Howson Taylor, 7 1/2in. (19cm.) high

A pair of Edwardian silver bladed fish servers by Harrison Bros and Howson, Sheffield 1902, fitted with bone handles, the blades bright cut engraved (2)

A rat tail soup ladle, Sheffield 1928 by Harrison Bros & Howson, 234g (7.5 oz)

A Victorian cased pair of fish servers, with pierced and engraved blades and tines and carved ivory baluster handles, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield, 1874.

A late Victorian silvergilt dessert service for eighteen place settings comprising: a set of eighteen knives and eighteen matching forks with reeded handles and fluted 'pistol' terminals, by Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield 1897 (loaded) and a set of eighteen spoons with fluted, flared terminals, by Francis Boone Thomas, London 1897, 21oz weighable silver. (54)

A Victorian five piece carving set, the ivory handles with silver mounts, embossed with rams heads, swags and leaves, Sheffield 1893 by Harrison, Brothers & Howson

A Toddy Ladle, with oval bowl and reeded border, engraved initials, (39cm long); Another Silver Mounted Toddy Ladle, with circular bowl, coin inset and twisted handle with silver mounts, (33cm long); A Set of Twelve Silver Mounted Fruit Knives and Forks, with straight pistol style handles, (by George Howson, Sheffield 1898), A Set of Six Butter Spreaders, with pearl handle; and Two Dutch Strainer Spoons

GAZETTEER OF THE WORLD, 14 vol., engraved plates, maps hand-coloured in outline, original cloth, worn, 8vo, A. Fullerton, [n.d.]; HOWSON, J.S. The River Dee, illustrations, original cloth gilt, 4to, [circa 1873]; and others, miscellaneous, in 2 boxes

A cut-throat razor by HARRISON Bros & HOWSON Cutlers to Her Majesty and V Crown R with silver mounted ivory handle G+

A set of twelve silver and mother of pearl handled tea knives and forks, Sheffield 1931 by Harrison Bros & Howson, in a case marked 'Harrods Ltd'

A set of twelve fish eaters, Sheffield 1929 by Harrison Bros and Howson, in a mahogany case - 34 oz

A four piece tea and coffee service, each piece of polygonal form on oval spreading base, the tea and coffee pot with ebonised canopy finials and looped handles, height of coffee pot 9.5in. (24cm), by Harrison Bros., and Howson, London and Sheffield 1917, approx. 56oz. gross; and a pair of sugar tongs.

A Victorian Silver Dessert Knife & Fork, the turned mother of pearl handles with silver repousse mounts, Sheffield 1863. Harrison Bros. & Howson

A rat tail part table service, Sheffield 1934-36 by Harrison Bros. & Howson, comprising, twelve table spoons, eleven dessert spoons, ten dessert forks, ten table forks, twelve tea spoons, and a pair of sauce ladles, 99oz and two plated table spoons, a soup ladle, serving spoon, tea spoon, various knives and carvers etc, in an oak canteen

A crumb scoop with ivory handle and crest, Sheffield 1910 by Harrison Bros. & Howson, 33cm (13in)