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Peter Howson, b. 1958 Street Corner signed oil on canvas 75x50cm.; 29.5x19.75in.

A Ruskin pottery pottery lamp base, hexagonal, blue mottled glaze against a cream ground, 6½" high, factory mark, W. Howson Taylor in script.

A set of four silver candlesticks, Harrison Bros. & Howson,Sheffield,1928, square bases leading to tapering stems decorated with corded swags, reeded at intervals, vase-shaped sconces with detachable nozzles, loaded, 28.5cm, 11.25in high

Golf - Seventeen assorted clubs, most with hickory shafts, including a Hughes Jigger, a Donald 'Scottie' Niblick, an Anderson 'Monarch' No.2 iron, an Anderson Putter, a Tickle No.4 iron, and an Anderson 'Maxwell' Mashie; contained in a modern Howson bag.

An early 20th century set of three silver Gothic arched toast racks, with diamond shaped loop handles, Sheffield 1904 by Harrison Bros. & Howson, 9cm (3in), 6 troy oz

A Victorian swing handled sugar bowl, with marks for Sheffield 1882, maker Harrison Bros & Howson, of oval semi-fluted form, with reeded handle and borders, a cream jug, London 1934, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co. Ltd., of plain baluster form, with leaf capped scroll handle, a small shaped circular dish, London 1906, by Carrington & Co., inset to the centre with a coin, with presentation inscription to reverse and a Britannia Standard commemorative dish, with feature hallmarks for London 1971, of circular form, the central panel cast with a double-headed eagle and inscribed "1672 CHCo 1972" contained in a fitted box. 17oz

A new golf bag containing nine irons (eight Ben Sayers, one Wilson) and two Howson woods, right hand

Peter Howson (b 1958). Rainman, monoprint, signed and dated '01, 21 1/2in x 18in (54.5cm x 45.7cm)

Three items: An Edwardian mounted ivory paperknife with an agate-set handle, by Adie & Lovekin, Birmingham 1904 together with a Victorian breadfork, by G. Walton, Birmingham 1904 and an engraved presentation trowel relating to St. Georges Church Llandrillo-yn-Rhos, by Harrison Bros and Howson Sheffield 1910. (3)

Peter Howson. Under The Moon Pastel. 44cm x 59cm

VICTORIAN SILVER-PLATED EGG CRUET, Harrison Bros. & Howson, of basket form, with floral cast cover fitted to hold four pierced egg cups and four spoons. Length Overall 25cm

A George V Rat Tail pattern canteen for twelve, including mother of pearl and bone hafted dessert and fish eaters, all initialled MH, by Z Barraclough & Sons, London 1933, the fish eaters by the same, Sheffield 1932, the fish servers, by Frank Cobb, Sheffield 1933, the dessert knives and forks by Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1933 fitted in a walnut side table with three drawers and inset ivorine trade label of Z Barraclough & Sons Ltd, Silversmiths Leeds, 136ozs (193ozs gross) (155) Complete and in excellent condition, one or two of the bone hafts with a crack and slight staining

Peter Howson The Boxer, Lino print, signed and numbered 23/40, 16in x 11 1/2in (40.7cm x 29.3cm)

Peter Howson The Liner, Lino print, signed and numbered 29/40, 6in x 8in (15.3cm x 20.3cm)

Peter Howson Boxing Ring Corner, Lino print, signed and numbered 26/40, 8in x 6in (20.3cm x 15.3cm)

Peter Howson A Quiet Word, Lino print, signed and numbered 20/40, 7 3/4in x 11 3/4in (19.7cm x 29.8cm)

Peter Howson In The Ring, Lino print, signed and numbered 23/40, 14in x 8 1/2in (35.6cm x 21.6cm)

Peter Howson Boxer in Profile, Lino print, signed and numbered 23/40, 11 3/4in x 7 3/4in (29.8cm x 19.7cm)

Peter Howson Take a Dive, Lino print, signed and numbered 23/40, 11 3/4in x 7 3/4in (29.8cm x 19.7cm)

Peter Howson The Right Hook, Lino print, signed and numbered 25/40, 7 3/4in x 11 3/4in (19.7cm x 29.8cm)

Peter Howson The Follow Through, Lino print, signed and numbered 26/40, 15 3/4 x 11 3/4in (40cm x 29.8cm)

Peter Howson Sparring, Lino print, signed and numbered 26/40, 11 3/4in x 7 3/4in (29.8cm x 19.7cm)

Peter Howson Going Down, Lino print, signed and numbered 25/40, 15 3/4in x 11 3/4in (40cm x 29.8cm)

Peter Howson The Jab, Lino print, signed and numbered 26/40, 15 3/4in x 11 3/4in (40cm x 29.8cm)

Peter Howson Boxer and Trainer, Lino print, signed and numbered 26/40, 15 3/4in x 11 3/4in (40cm x 29.8cm)

Ruskin matt glaze mottled green cylindrical vase, base with incised signature W Howson Taylor and impressed 1932, 26cm high

Peter Howson, b. 1958. Man with Red Face, signed, oil on canvas laid on board, 40.5x30.5cm., 16x12in.

Peter Howson, b. 1958. muslim 1994, signed, mixed media on paper, 20.5x22.5cm.; 8x.75in. Executed in Bosnia.

Peter Howson, b. 1958. Noble Dosser, oil on canvas, 40.5x30.5cm., 16x12in.

Peter Howson, b. 1958. miner, signed, oil on canvas, 91.5x76cm.; 36x30in. , Having graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1981, Howson has become increasingly well known for his bold style and masculine subject matter.. He was chosen by The Times and the Imperial War Museum as the , Official War Artist for Britain in Bosnia in the early 1990s and his work continues to explore the brutality and reality of the world around him..

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)