A few examples of appraisal values for
HARRISON BROTHERS FORK

• 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.
• Hardy Bros silver plate fruit
  Hardy Bros silver plate fruit knives and forks for six (12) Provenance: Directly from the Hordern Family
• 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 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.
• HARRISON BROS & HOWSON TWO-PIECE
  HARRISON BROS & HOWSON TWO-PIECE CARVING SETHarrison Bros & Howson Two-Piece Carving Set,
• 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
• 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
• 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:
• 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
• 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.
• 18th c. English silver
  18th c. English silver shell-handled two-prong iron forks, marked J.H. Provenance: Lardner family (Philadelphia) 7"l (9) and 8.5"l (10) Condition: Rusty, dents, scratches, wear consistent with age.
• KLEIN & BROTHER COIN SILVER
  KLEIN & BROTHER COIN SILVER FORKSRare Group of Mississippi Coin Silver "Fiddlethread" Forks , John and Julius Klein, Vicksburg, c. 1854, marked "KLEIN & BROTHER" or "KLEIN & BRO", incl. 4 dinner forks, l. 7 5/8 in., and 6 dessert forks, l. 6 5/8 in., total wt. 18.95 troy ozs
• ENGLISH CELLULOID HANDLE FISH
  ENGLISH CELLULOID HANDLE FISH SERVICE FLATWARE. First quarter 20th century. Harrison Fisher & Co. Service for six. Engraved knives and forks. Knives 8.75"l. Forks 7.5"l.
• 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
• UNGER BROTHERS DOUVAINE STERLING
  UNGER BROTHERS DOUVAINE STERLING FLATWARE: Approx. 22 pieces in the Douvaine pattern by Unger Brothers to include 12 forks (6 7/8'') 6 soup spoons (7 1/4'') 4 tablespoons (8 1/8''). All spoons monogrammed H or L no monogram on forks . Approx. 37.6 troy oz.CONDITION: Note varying signs of use.
• A cased set of silver handled fruit
  A cased set of silver handled fruit knives and forks, Alexander Clark Co, Sheffield 1961, the forks with three tines, a cased set of six silver handled fruit knives and a pair of cased spoons
• 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
• 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
• Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher
  Youth fork 4.5"l. and a food pusher 4"l. both 14k yellow gold.
• A LATE 19TH-CENTURY BANNOCK FORK
  A LATE 19TH-CENTURY BANNOCK FORK George Nathan & Ridley Hayes, Chester 1897, of conventional form, turned and twisted handle, swivel hanging loop; together with a cased butter dish, with a blue glass liner, London 1912; a miniature quaich, Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh 1950; a modern ashtray, a caster, and an unmarked porringer; a cased set of teaspoons, various napkin rings, and a collection of spoons and other flatware; together with a collection of mother-of-pearl and bone handled flatware, a collection of silver-plated items including a pair of wine coasters, a pocket barometer, cased travelling clock, a lorgnette and other miscellaneous flatware(qty )Length: 46cm, weighable silver: 27.3oz
• SET OF TWELVE ELIZABETH II SILVER
  SET OF TWELVE ELIZABETH II SILVER DESSERT FORKS In the King's pattern, mark of Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield (1954), no monograms, presented in the original fitted cases.
• A SET OF FOURTEEN MATCHED GEORGE
  A SET OF FOURTEEN MATCHED GEORGE III TABLE FORKS J W Howden & Co with Alexander Henderson, Edinburgh 1814/6, of Fiddle pattern, crest engraved to terminal; together with a set of eleven table forks, London 1838 and one 1816, all of Fiddle pattern, crest engraved to reverse of terminal (26)Length; 21cm, combined weight: 55.5ozFormerly at Letterfourie, Morayshire, and by descent, through the Gordon family
• 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.
• 3 Unger Brothers sterling silver
  3 Unger Brothers sterling silver tablespoons, 8", mono, w/12 Gorham sterling silver "Lancaster" luncheon forks, 7", mono, 20.5 TO Estimate $200-300
• Victorian Cased Silverplate and
  Victorian Cased Silverplate and Ivory Fish-Serving Set, third quarter 19th century, by Harrison Brothers and Howson, Sheffield, including a fish-serving fork, l. 11-1/4", and knife, l. 14-1/4", the five-tined fork and navette-shaped knife blade pierced and decorated with engraved floral scrolls and arabesques, the shaped ivory handles with anthemion-banded ferrule and rococo finial, presented in the original cream satin- and indigo velvet-lined case, as retailed by G. Chambers & Sons, Colchester, l. 15-1/4", w. 5-3/4".
• 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.
• HARRY JACKSON (1924-2011), WHERE
  HARRY JACKSON (1924-2011), WHERE THE TRAIL FORKS Title: Harry Jackson (1924-2011), Where the Trail Forks Medium: bronze Dimensions: 19 3/4 x 7 1/4 x 5 3/4 Frame dimensions: 20 3/4 x 7 1/4 x 6
• 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:
• SILVERPLATE MOTHER-OF-PEARL FRUIT
  SILVERPLATE MOTHER-OF-PEARL FRUIT SERVICEVictorian Silverplate and Mother-of-Pearl Fruit Service , with sterling silver ferrules and handle terminals hallmarked Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield, 1879; blades marked "B.B.& B./PHILADELPHIA" for Bailey, Banks & Biddle, active 1878 to present; incl. 12 fruit forks and 12 fruit knives , l. 6 1/4 in. and 8 in. respectively
• Sterling. 2 Serving Forks. From a
  Sterling. 2 Serving Forks. From a Hartsdale, NY home.
• A closely matched set of twelve
  A closely matched set of twelve Hanoverian pattern silver dessert forks, six by TB, London 1808, each initialled F and with crest to terminal, approximately 410g
• TWO PENNSYLVANIA WROUGHT IRON FLESH
  TWO PENNSYLVANIA WROUGHT IRON FLESH FORKS, 19TH C.Two Pennsylvania wrought iron flesh forks, 19th c. , one stamped J.R. Lambirth , 15 1/2" l., the other stamped D.C. Miller 1883 , 18 1/2" l. Provenance: Sotheby's, Important Americana, The Collection of Mr. And Mrs. James O. Keene, January 1997, lot 61. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Shortest with break to terminal.
• A set of twelve Imari pattern
  A set of twelve Imari pattern porcelain handled fish knives and forks, with plated blades, in an oak case labelled Hardy Brothers, Hunter St Sydney/Provenance: The Estate of the late Sir John and Lady Smith
• Pair of American Sterling Silver
  Pair of American Sterling Silver Dinner Forks, third quarter 19th century, retailed by William Carrington & Co., Charleston, South Carolina, in the traditional "fiddle thread" pattern, monogrammed on the reverse "JHM" and obverse, at a later date, "G", l. 8", 4.44 total t. oz.
• 16 F.H. CLARK FORKS16 coin and
  16 F.H. CLARK FORKS16 coin and sterling silver forks retailed by F.H. Clark of Memphis, circa 1860. Includes 10 Olive pattern forks (6-7/8") and 6 Threaded antique pattern forks (7-5/8"L). All marked F.H. Clark & Co., most with additional lion-anchor-G marks for Gorham, one also marked Coin and one also marked Sterling. Combined weight 22.45 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Very good condition with a couple of slightly bent tines.