A few examples of appraisal values for
HARRISON BROS HOWSON KNIFES

• Harrison Brothers and Howson
  Harrison Brothers and Howson serving set, Sheffield plate pierced and chased fish serving set with stag horn handle and sterling scroll and gadrooned repousse cap, 13-3/4"L knife, 10-1/2" fork, (2) stag handled knives with Harrison Brothers and Howson Cutlers to Her Majesty stamped blades, each with stag horn handle and sterling scroll and gadrooned repousse cap, 12-3/4"L and 16"L, (2) meat carving forks and a steel, contained in a red velvet lined case.
• Harrison Brothers and Howson
  Harrison Brothers and Howson serving set, Sheffield plate pierced and chased fish serving set with stag horn handle and sterling scroll and gadrooned repousse cap, 13-3/4"L knife, 10-1/2" fork, (2) stag handled knives with Harrison Brothers and Howson Cutlers to Her Majesty stamped blades, each with stag horn handle and sterling scroll and gadrooned repousse cap, 12-3/4"L and 16"L, (2) meat carving forks and a steel, contained in a red velvet lined case.
• 12 MOP handled fruit knives with
  12 MOP handled fruit knives with sterling bands, Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield, England on blade, 8" l, with a matching 2 pc carving set, 10" long Estimate $80-120
• SET OF ENGLISH SILVER-PLATE &
  SET OF ENGLISH SILVER-PLATE & MOTHER OF PEARL KNIVESHarrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield; no case; 9 3/4 inches long Condition:
• ENGLISH ANTLER-HANDLED CARVING
  ENGLISH ANTLER-HANDLED CARVING SET & STEAK KNIVES Three-piece carving set by Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield, in a presentation case; and eight steak knives by William Adams, Sheffield.
• HARRISON BROS & HOWSON TWO-PIECE
  HARRISON BROS & HOWSON TWO-PIECE CARVING SETHarrison Bros & Howson Two-Piece Carving Set,
• 12 PCS, IMARI PATTERN HANDLED
  12 PCS, IMARI PATTERN HANDLED SILVERPLATE KNIVES Harrison Brothers and Howson, British, 20th century. Twelve silverplate knives with Imari pattern ceramic handles. Blades marked. Approx. w. 8.5"
• Pair of English Silver Butter
  Pair of English Silver Butter Shells with Knives, Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield, 1919/20 contained in a fitted case width 4.1 in — 10.5 cm
• SET OF STERLING FLATWARE: 6
  SET OF STERLING FLATWARE: 6 FORKS, 6 KNIVESSet of sterling flatware: 6 forks, 6 knives with elaborate foliate designs on blades, marked with hallmarks of Harrison Bros & Howson, Sheffield, 1871-1873. Knife appx 8 7/8", fork appx 8", silver blades & tines, marked on handle. Very good condition.
• CASED SET OF SILVER FISH KNIVES AND
  CASED SET OF SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, SHEFFIELD, 1873, HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSONCASED SET OF SILVER FISH KNIVES AND FORKS, SHEFFIELD, 1873, HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON, each piece with engraved tines or blades, man-made handles with vacant cartouches, full set of 24
• Good Victorian Boxed
  Good Victorian Boxed Twenty-Four-Piece Sterling Silver Fruit Service, hallmarked Sheffield, 1878-1883, by Harrison Brothers and Howson, in the traditional "Pistol Handle" shape with acanthus crest, including twelve forks, each with three tines, l. 7", and twelve knives with blunt scimitar-shaped sterling blades, l. 8", the handles pitch-filled, all fitted in a rounded rectangular walnut and walnut burl slant-front box, the lid fitted with a brass escutcheon, h. 11", w. 8-3/4", d. 6", each piece engraved on the handle, and the box on the escutcheon, with a crest of a stag's head attired and collared dancetty.
• HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON
  HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON (GEORGE HOWSON) CONDIMENT SET Edwardian silver; two salts (1¼" x 2" each), 1 mustard pot (2¼" x 3¾"), 1 salt shaker and 1 pepper shaker (2?" x 1½" each), and 3 spoons (2?" each), each with cobalt blue liners and pierce floral and foliate designs, each appropriately marked, housed in a black case with purple velvet lining. Total weight without glass, 6.34 toz.
• A Cased English Pewterware Fruit
  A Cased English Pewterware Fruit Service Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield comprising six forks and six knives. Length of knife 8 5/8 inches.
• Set of Eleven Edwardian
  Set of Eleven Edwardian Hollow-Handled Sterling Silver Luncheon Knives, in "King's Shell" decor, first quarter 20th century, the silverplated blades by Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield, l. 8-1/2".
• Antique Walker & Hall staghorn
  Antique Walker & Hall staghorn handle knives in original box, eight spoons and Harrison Bros & Howson Sheffield set four steak knvies and forks
• A 1930S ENTRéE DISH AND COVER
  A 1930S ENTRéE DISH AND COVER Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1930, of rounded rectangular outline, threaded border, the loop handle to the pull-off cover with similar threaded designWidth: 27cm, weight: 48ozProvenance: Private Scottish Collection from Moray
• A CASED SET OF VICTORIAN SILVER
  A CASED SET OF VICTORIAN SILVER KINGS PATTERN DESSERT SET (36) piece set, including (18) knives (8 1/2 in.) and (18) forks (6 7/8 in.) all with mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson (Henry Harrison) to blade/tines and handle, Sheffield (1889), additionally marked with retailer's mark of I. Freeman & Son, Inc. England to verso, Kings pattern with matching script monogram. Presented in likely original retailer golden oak box, marked Lambert / Coventry Street to brass fittings.
• Ten Victorian Silver Bead Pattern
  Ten Victorian Silver Bead Pattern Dessert Knives and Twelve Forks, Harrison Bros. & Howson, Sheffield, 1873 knife length 8.5 in — 21.5 cm
• Set of eighteen sterling silver
  Set of eighteen sterling silver fruit knives john b. jones & co., boston, massachusetts, circa 1838 Engraved with the letter 'H', marked on blade 'J.B. Jones & Co.' and stamped with a lion passant and the head of a man; together with two other knives. L: 7 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman Good condition, normal wear.
• TWO CASED SETS OF VICTORIAN
  TWO CASED SETS OF VICTORIAN MOTHER OF PEARL HANDLED SILVERPLATE FLATWARE Late 19th century, the first a set of (12) fruit knives (7 3/4 in.) and forks (6 3/8 in.), mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson; the second a fish set of (12) fish knives (7 3/4 in.) and forks (6 3/8 in.), appears unmarked save "EPNS" knife blades. Both sets without monograms, and presented within a custom hardwood box.
• HARRISON BROTHERS AND GEORGE HOWSON
  HARRISON BROTHERS AND GEORGE HOWSON ENGLISH STERLING SI...Harrison Brothers and George Howson English Sterling Silver Serving Tray , circa 1913, Silversmiths & Cutlers to his Majesty, stamped with hallmarks on reverse: “GH, crown, lion and V”, Harrison Brothers & George Howsen, Town of Sheffield, 1913. 27 ¼ in. x 16 ½ in. Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• DAGGER. England 2nd half-19th
  DAGGER. England 2nd half-19th century. Blade etched ''Rough & Ready'' and marked ''Harrison Bros. & Howson...Sheffield''. Antler slab handle. With leather scabbard. 12 3/4''l. overall. One edge of blade near tip has 3/4'' l. area of small nicks and corrosion on both sides. Can be seen in online photos.
• English Silver Hanoverian Pattern
  English Silver Hanoverian Pattern Flatware Service, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1929-34 comprising sixty-five pieces: 12 dinner forks, 12 luncheon forks, 12 dessert spoons, 12 table spoons, 12 tea spoons, 2 sauce ladles, soup ladle, sugar tongs, butter knife, together with 12 ivory handled dinner knives, 11 luncheon knives, carving knife and fork, all contained in a fitted oak canteen 115.7 oz. — 3600 grams
• SHEFFIELD 1886 STERLING SILVER FISH
  SHEFFIELD 1886 STERLING SILVER FISH SERVICE FOR 24 BY HARRISON BROS. & HOWSON, "KING" PATTERN, ROYAL DRAGON DUCAL CHAPEAU CREST Exquisitely made sterling silver service for 24, including 24 sterling fish knives with with sterling blade and hollow handle, 8 ?"; and 24 sterling fish forks with sterling tines and hollow handle, 7 ¾", with serving fish knife with sterling open work hand chased blade and finely carved mammoth task handle, 13 ?", and serving fish fork with sterling tines and finely carved mammoth task handle, 10 ?". All pieces marked on then handles, blades and tines with lion passant, crown, queen's had left, date letter for 1886 and makers' mark for Harrison Bros. & Howson. Every handle hand chased with noble crest, combining Royal blue and gold dragon of Kingdom of Wessex and ducal chapeau of Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford (uncle of King Henry VII of England). Total gross weight of knives and forks, without two serving pieces, 54.73 toz. Offered in customs made presentation case with removable tier-tray inside, blue velvet lining, lid top inlaid with patinated bronze/brass shield finely engraved with combined Royal Dragon Ducal Chapeau crest; original key. Provenance: old private collection, Sewickley, PA, by descent in the family (ancient British aristocratic lineage) to the current owner.
• HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON SILVER
  HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON SILVER PLATED TRAY 4"H x 29 ½" x 19" Large silver-plated tray, double handles, raised on scrolled feet, with reticulated gallery, vine handles, and etched vine design. Marked to the underside.
• PORCELAIN AND ENGLISH SILVER
  PORCELAIN AND ENGLISH SILVER FLATWARE. Comprised of six forks and six knives. Bearing hallmarks of Harrison Brothers & Howson Sheffield Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• JACK BENNY-OWNED CARVING
  JACK BENNY-OWNED CARVING SETHarrison Brother and Howson; silverplate and horn; in fitted case; each piece with initial "B" engraved on cap; Provenance: The Estate of Jack Benny and Mary Livingston Benny. By descent. The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; largest knife; 7 1/4 inches long Condition:
• A GROUP OF THREE SALVERS AND
  A GROUP OF THREE SALVERS AND TRAYS Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1935, of shaped circular form, on three bracket feet; together with a Victorian waiter, Thomas Bradbury & Sons, London 1889 and a card tray, Plante & Co, Birmingham 1897, each with a shaped moulded border(3)Diameter: 30cm, 20cm, 16cm, combined weight: 41.4oz
• Hill and Son London Bowie Knife and
  Hill and Son London Bowie Knife and Sheath 5.75'' clipped-point blade marked at the ricasso Hill and Son Haymarket London. Has a fold guard on one side. Orignal leather scabbard. Condition: Excellent.
• Edwardian cased sterling silver
  Edwardian cased sterling silver fruit service george howson, sheffield, 1908 Comprising 12 knives and 12 forks, with plain handles, in a purple plush and satin lined oak case. (24). Knife L: 8 1/2, fork L: 7 in. 45 oz. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Helen & Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
• A GEORGE V TWIN HANDLED TRAY
  A GEORGE V TWIN HANDLED TRAY HARRISON BROTHERS & HOWSON, SHEFFIELD, 1924 Of oval outline, with engraved presentation inscription to Miss Crum Ewing on her marriage, dated 1924, retailed by Thos Ross & Sons, GlasgowWidth across handles: 58cm, weight: 110oz
• SILVERPLATED FOLDING DESSERT
  SILVERPLATED FOLDING DESSERT STANDHarrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield; Provenance: The Estate of Barry Tarlow, Los Angeles; 6 1/2 inches diameter (closed): Condition:
• ENGLISH STERLING DEMITASSE FLATWARE
  ENGLISH STERLING DEMITASSE FLATWARE SERVICEmade in Sheffield in 1947, makers Harrison Bros. & Howson, comprising 11 forks, 12 spoons, 13 knives. With 4 silver plate Edward and John Barnard spoons, Largest: 6" long, 5/8" wide. Knives are similar, not identical in pattern. Weighable sterling: 16.315 OZT. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• PAIR OF ENGLISH ANTLER-MOUNTED
  PAIR OF ENGLISH ANTLER-MOUNTED PLATED FISH SERVERS Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 10 3/4 in. to 13 3/4 in. L.
• Knives from the 19th Century Lot of
  Knives from the 19th Century Lot of Two One 5" sterling silver cutlery hilt spear point dagger with sheath by Wayne and one walrus handle 7.5" spear point dagger by Wayne. Condition: Very good.
• Twelve English silver knives:
  Twelve English silver knives: eleven with rounded reeded handles, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield blades, hollow handles with lion passant, George duty mark and "HG", 11 in.; one with partial marks on blade, Birmingham mark on hollow handle, family crest, 10-3/4 in., handle split . Blades with some discoloration, small dents, scratches.