EPNS etched with bone handles, Who? When?

First off i know what EPNS means lol. I don't ususlly buy this kind of thing anymore but thought this looked really cool and it was cheap.
What i thought was a set is actually part of two I think. Some are marked and others aren't. And the wood locking case (no key) is really nice with a brass crest in the center.
Mikey

 

Harrison Bros. & Howson? The box looks the same but no makers Mark's. Just EPNS.

 

Married fish set, engraved rather than etched, late 19th-early 20th century - if the only marks are 'EPNS', then the only way to attribute the maker would be to find either an identical set bearing maker's marks or images of identical in a catalog or advertisement. Boxes/cases were usually not produced by the silver manufacturer, and even if exclusive to a certain firm, at least one part of your set was not originally in the box, could be neither were...

~Cheryl


https://www.google.com/search?q=bon...hUKEwiDq-jtpYbwAhWsVN8KHYbmAT4Q4dUDCAc&uact=5

 

Thank you Cheryl. I think I have two partial sets. All are bone. Most are in good condition. I'll just sell as is mixed lot and start at what I paid $15.00 . If not, to the yard sale pile.
Mikey

 

The box is worth more than the fish set.