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A mixed lot of silver items, various dates and makers, comprising: a cased set of six Victorian silver salt cellars, of oval fluted form, London 1895, a pair of mustard pots by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1909, a George IV muffineer, London 1822, three mustard pots, a set of three salt cellars, two pairs of pepper pots, a mustard and salt cellar, a cased pair of Victorian Apostle fruit serving spoons, two tablespoons, two forks, various silver and metalware teaspoons and a pair of electroplated toddy ladles, approx. weighable 40oz. (qty)

An Art Nouveau silver belt designed by Jessie M King (attributed) for Liberty and Co., each of the twelve square section panels cast and pierced with sylised leaf pads and fleur-de-lis within a beaded border linked by knopped hoops, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, 66cm long, 9.23ozt 

AN EDWARDIAN ART NOUVEAU ROSE BOWL on three c-shaped supports with a conical body and a concaved rim, cabachon-set with three turquoise bosses, by W.H. Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1904 (with pattern no. 2200); 7" (18 cms) diameter; 12.3 oz

A SILVER FOUR PIECE CRUET SET AND TWO SPOONS Comprising; two round salts on ball feet with blue glass liners and two cylindrical pepper pots, mark of Haseler Brothers, Chester 1913-16; together with two associated old English salt spoons

A LATE VICTORIAN SMALL SILVER MOUNTED PHOTOGRAPH FRAME AND OTHER SMALL SILVER ITEMS the shaped-rectangular easel-back photograph frame with a rectangular aperture within a broad-gadrooned border decorated with hearts, mark of Haseler Brothers, Birmingham 1899, 13cm high 10cm wide (5 ¼ in x 4 in); an old English shell pattern caddy spoon, Birmingham 1929; a George III old English pattern salt spoon, together with two silver scent bottle tops, a silver mounted steel button hook and other items including a Scottish silver Celtic style long brooch

A silver hallmarked W H Haseler vesta case of rectangular form having an unmarked cartouche panel to the front, with scrolled foliate decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1922. Weight 50.8g. Measures 8 x 5.5cm. 

An Art Nouveau silver belt designed by Jessie M King (attributed) for Liberty and Co., each of the twelve square section panels cast and pierced with sylised leaf pads and fleur-de-lis within a beaded border linked by knopped hoops, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, 66cm long, 9.23ozt 

Four early 20th century silver vesta cases, including examples by William Hair Haseler, John Rose, Joseph Gloster and Thomas John Skelton and a silver card case, 3.6ozt (5) 

Victorian silver pocket watch, other 19th century & later pocket watches, Edwardian silver vesta by William Hair Haseler 1910, sterling silver envelope stamp case, 19th century seal fob intaglio carved with Cupid, another carved with a Dog, white metal crescent brooch etc Condition Report weighable silver 37.2g

A collection of costume jewellery, small silver table ware, wrist watches and penknives, to include; a Victorian pierced and engraved silver buckle, by William Hair Haseler, assayed Birmingham 1900, two wedgwood jasper ware brooches, one within circular yellow metal mount, the other within oval silver hallmarked mount, two Italian micro-mosaic brooches, tie pins a silver butter knife with thistle terminal set amethyst, assayed Birmingham 1911, silver napkin rings, ladies' and gentleman's wrist watches and various pen knives and other items. (qty)

A hallmarked silver cushioned oval double sovereign case with a beaten effect to whole, length 7cm, Birmingham 1909, William Hair Haseler.

Early 20th century silver sugar sifter, open looped handle, makers Haseler Brothers, Chester 1912; silver handled shoe horn, pair of small silver handled servers, pair of silver plated sugar tongs and a pair of silver plated tongs (6)

Haseler Brothers, London 1899, a Victorian silver mustard pot, Neoclassical wire cage urn form with applied relief floral garland festoons, stepped foot and strap handle, 10cm high, 3.69ozt

A silver hallmarked W H Haseler Ltd cigarette case of rectangular form engraved with initials E. M. S.. Hallmarked Birmingham 1927. Weight 62.5g. 

Frank Haseler, Female nude, signed and dated '87, oil on canvas board, 46cm x 40cm.

Edward VII silver boat form oval basket, with a swing handle over and pierced rim border, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909. 5.5" high, 5.4oz t

1937 coronation cased set of six silver and enamel coffee spoons, each with the finial of George V and Queen Elizabeth maker W H Haseler, Birmingham 1936, within retail fitted box; also a silver 1937 coronation caddy spoon (2)

Victorian set of three silver salts with pierced decoration on three ball feet, and a matching spoon, by Haseler Brothers, Birmingham, 1896, two other salts, three spoons and a small bowl on stand, 7oz, 217g,. Please see ewbanks.co.uk for condition reports and further images

A COMPOSITE SEVEN PIECE ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER DRESSING TABLE SET, maker Liberty & Co., Birmingham marks, each piece heavily engraved with a wavy line and dot border enclosing similar engraved central panels, and comprising circular bevelled hand mirror, hair and clothes brush and comb (1916), button hook (1917), oblong double compartment ring box (1912), 6" long, and tapering cylindrical hair tidy with lift-off cover (1915), 4" high, 6ozs 9dwts, together with an almost matching pair of candlesticks, maker W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1918, with fixed sconces on flared fluted stems and engraved bases, 6 1/4" high, loaded (9) (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR BASKET, maker Haseler & Haseler, Chester 1907, the plain "U" shaped wirework bowl with cast reeded ribbon tied rim, tied by swags of flowers, overhead swing rope twist handle, on a low foot, 5 1/2" high, 2ozs 19dwts, with blue glass liner (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)

A GEORGE V RECTANGULAR SILVER CARD CASE, engine turned, blind cartouche, makers Stokes & Ireland Ltd, Chester 1920, together with an Art Nouveau style cigarette case, stamped 800 to clasp, engraved monogram to front and a George V silver vesta case, maker W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1919, weighable silver 2.4ozt, 77 grams (3)

A silver cigarette case by George Unite & Sons, London 1891, 2.95oz; together with a silver vesta case by W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1911, 0.86oz

A Liberty & Co. Cymric silver and enamel vesta case designed by Archibald Knox, of rectangular form, with blue and green enamel motif to front, hallmarks for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1905, length 5cm, gross weight 1.22ozt.Footnote: Liberty's range of jewellery and silver sold under the trade name of 'Cymric' was launched in 1899. It was manufactured in association with W.H. Haseler of Birmingham, manufacturing jewellers and silversmiths under a subsidiary company known as Liberty & Co. (Cymric) Ltd was registered in May 1901, directed by William Hair Haseler and Frank Haseler, with J.H. Howe and John Llewellyn of Liberty's. They also made the 'Tudric' pewter range for Liberty's. This association ended in 1926. Source: The British Museum. Archibald Knox Beauty & Modernity A Designer Ahead of His Time, The Archibald Knox Society, 2014, page 39 cat number 63.Condition report: Overall condition good to fair Enamel in good condition, only minor nibbles and scratches visible with magnification Hallmarks clear

A 9ct gold turquoise brooch, by William Hair Haseler, of open Celtic bar form, with three graduated turquoise, rub set at intervals. Plain pin and 'C' clasp. Birmingham 1904. 41 x 14.5mm, 3.81g

A SILVER SMALL COMPRESSED-ROUND CREAM JUG AND A PAIR OF CAULDRON-SHAPED SALTS The cream jug with a leaf-capped double-scroll handle, a shaped rim and three hoof feet, mark of Haseler Brothers, Chester, 1908, 92g (3 oz); the salts with spiral chased borders and each on three leaf-capped pad feet, mark of Josiah Williams & Co, (David Landsborough Fullerton), London 1917, 56g (a little under 2 oz)

John Forrest, London, a silver open faced pocket watch, the signed white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the three piece hinged case, Chester 1900, housing an unsigned key wound movement numbered 518929, 5.2 cm diameter, 125 g gross including the movement; with a metal watch chain, two coins and a watch key attached; and a silver watch medal, by W. H. Haseler, Birmingham 1906

A silver-mounted red glass ruler, by Haseler & Bill, Birmingham 1923, plain cylindrical form, plain mounts with bracket feet, length 31.2cm.

A small collection of three Edwardian novelty chick pin cushions, two by S. Mordan and Co, Chester 1907 and 1908, and one by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1905, two modelled emerging from eggs, height of largest 3.8cm. (3)

WHH (Liberty William Hair Haseler) Silver Enamelled Art Nouveau Heart Shaped Pendant & 1 other unmarked (2) CONDITION REPORT

An Art Nouveau silver belt designed by Jessie M King (attributed) for Liberty and Co., each of the twelve square section panels cast and pierced with sylised leaf pads and fleur-de-lis within a beaded border linked by knopped hoops, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, 66cm long, 9.23ozt 

A George V silver double sovereign case of kidney shape with monogrammed cover, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1911. (1)

Edward VII sterling silver vesta Birmingham 1909, makers William Hair Haseler, (weight 16grams approx).

Four Victorian silver Regimental pin badges, all hallmarked Birmingham, comprising 2nd Battalion Berkshire Regiment, dated 1892 by Reynolds & Westwood, 18th Hussars, dated 1899 by William Hair Haseler, Royal Army Medical Corps, dated 1900 by M.B, and 6th Dragoon Guards, dated 1901, makers mark indistinct, aprox 22.7g, AF (4)

A Liberty & Co silver and enamel Cymric three piece dressing set, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909, 'Rd 453050'.

A SILVER TEA CADDY, A SILVER-BACKED HAND MIRROR AND A SILVER MOUNTED GLASS DRESSING TABLE JAR comprising; the cylindrical tea caddy with a pull-off cover, crimped rims and part spiral fluted, mark of Haseler Brothers, Chester 1903, 9.5cm high (3 ¾ in), 73g (a little over 2 ¼ oz); the cylindrical cut clear-glass dressing table jar with a cover embossed with alternate panels of flowers and scrolls and spiral flutes, mark of Henry Mathews, Birmingham 1893, 7.5cm diameter (3 in), 42g (1 1/3 oz); the silver engine-turned rectangular hand mirror with the mark of Walker & Hall, Chester 1939, 27cm long (10 ¼ in)

William Hair Haseler, an Arts and Crafts enamelled copper vase, footed chalice form, the patinated rounded conical bowl, on a splayed foot with tooled latice collar, stamped marks, 20cm high

Pair of pedestal silver tazza dishes by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913, 110 grams .

A pair of Edward VII silver oval sauce boats with shaped rims and leaf capped double C-scroll handles, on scroll and hoof pattern feet, 4.25ins high, by Haseler Brothers, London 1908 (weight 14ozs), and a George V silver coffee pot of "18th Century" design, the domed cover with acorn pattern finial, tapered body with moulded footrim and composition scroll handle, 7.5ins high, by The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company, London 1912 (gross weight 13ozs)

Silver vestas, Birmingham 1897-8, sifter spoon, Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler), Birmingham 1896, napkin rings, hand mirror and two brushes, total weighable approx. 5oz.

An Art Nouveau silver mustard spoon having a shaped bowl and enamelled cloverleaf terminal by William Hair Haseler, together with a George III silver serving spoon, various loose silver flatware, various dates and makers

Silver and enamel hatpin with hinged head depicting the University of Cambridge coat of arms, Birmingham 1914, maker William Hair Haseler, Charles Horner silver hatpin, Chester 1909, with hinged head depicting a ball and thistle design with amethysts, large silk hatpin with bird and floral decoration, steel hat pin decorated with leaves (4)

A CASED SET OF SIX ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER AND ENAMEL BUTTONS by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1907 (probably for Liberty), of circular form with blue and green enamels, each 2.5cm diameter Condition Report: Available upon request

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER LTD; a George V hallmarked silver snuff box and vesta combination with bright cut foliate scroll and initials 'GNF' to lid, Birmingham 1921, 6.3 x 4.5cm, approx 1.7ozt.

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; a George V hallmarked silver matchbook case initialled 'NF', Birmingham 1925, 4.5 x 6cm, approx 1.1ozt, and base metal matchbox cover (2).

A silver-mounted evening purse, by Boots Pure Drug Company, hallmarks Birmingham 1918, length 10cm, together with an Edwardian silver baluster cream jug, by Haseler Brothers, hallmarks Chester 1905, height 11cm, 3oz (2)

A silver plated galleried tray, scrolling decoration, vacant cartouche, raised on ball and claw feet, approx 46 cm x 30 cm; another, circular by Haseler and Restall, approx 30 cm diameter; another, oval, Mappin and Webb; a plated toast rack etc

An early 20th century silver novelty cigar holder, in the form of a measuring spoon, with twin turned rear supports, maker Haseler Brothers, Chester 1904, length 9cm

An Edward VII Silver Sauceboat and A George VI Silver Sauceboat, the first by Haseler Brothers, London, 1908, the other by S. Blanckensee and Son Ltd., Birmingham, 1939, each bombe oval and with overhead scroll handle, one on shell-capped pad feet, the other on lion-mask capped paw feet, 16cm wide and slightly smaller, 9 oz 2dwt (2)

A quantity of mostly silver and white metal match stick holders to include Birmingham 1918 example and silver compact, assayed Birmingham 1921 by William Hair Haseler.Condition report intended as a guide only.One match stick holder with dent.

A group of three leather cased butterscotch amber bakelite cheroot holders dating from the early 20th Century with all three having 375 9ct gold bands, one hallmarked for London date letter a 1916 with makers mark for H.C, another for Chester and one other stamped 9ct L&AO. Together with a silver hallmarked vesta case having engraved foliate decoration with match striker to base. Hallmarked for Birmingham, makers mark for William Hair Haseler; W H Haseler Ltd. Weighs 17.1g. Measures 4.5cm tall by 3cm wide.  

Six silver coffee spoons, Birmingham 1922 maker William Hair Haseler together with six silver coffee bean spoons and an EPNS Scottish vesta case.

A small silver card case, William Hare Haseler, Birmingham 1915, of rectangular form with sprung hinged top and silver gilt interior and vacant roundel cartouche. 8 cm x 4.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: In good order throughout. The marks are clear. The sprung hinge works as it should. No signs of any splits, cracks or restorations.

A silver vesta case, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1904, together with three further silver vesta cases; John Rose, Birmingham 1920, Charles Edward Soloman, Birmingham 1897 and William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1915, total weight approx 89.6g (4)

A silver vesta case, William Oliver, Birmingham 1897, together with a further silver vesta case, John Milward Banks, Chester 1901, a silver double sovereign case, W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1906 and a white metal vesta case, indistinctly stamped, total weight approx 94.6g (4)

A silver vesta case, John Thompson & Sons, Birmingham 1927, together with a further silver vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1912 and a silver sovereign and half sovereign case, Payton, Pepper & Sons Ltd, Chester 1910, total weight approx 66.1g (3)

A plain polished silver cheroot case, Marks & Cohen, Birmingham 1911, enclosing 9ct gold mounted cheroot, together with a Victorian bright cut engraved silver cheroot case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1898, enclosing yellow metal mounted cheroot, indistinctly stamped and a further silver cheroot case, Villiers & Jackson, Birmingham 1916, total weight approx 57.1g (5)

A quantity of mostly silver and white metal match stick holders to include Birmingham 1918 example and silver compact, assayed Birmingham 1921 by William Hair Haseler.

Three solid silver and gold medals from Newburgh Golf Club, Ellon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The first medal is engraved "Newburgh Golf Club 1921" hallmarked Birmingham 1921 makers mark WHH for WH Haseler of Birmingham. The second engraved Newburgh Golf Club 1925 hallmarked Birmingham 1924 maker WH Haseler of Birmingham. Initials JAGFR engraved in gold cartouche. The third medal engraved Newburgh Golf Club 1926 hallmarked Birmingham 1925 and makers mark JWT for James Walter Tiptaft of Birmingham. Newburgh-on-Ythan Golf Club was founded in 1888 and was originally a nine hole course of 1 mile and 401 yards in length. The course was laid out on the Newburgh Links which is located just East of the village between the Foveran Burn and the River Ythan.

A Victorian silver sugar sifter, with a wire work body, overlaid with embossed swags of flowers, with blue glass liner, Haseler Bros, London 1900, 6.60oz all in.

A silver hallmarked cigarette case of shaped bowed rectangular form having engraved foliate design to front and verso, with central monogrammed cartouche and gilt interior. Hallmarked for Birmingham date letter M 1911, makers mark for William Hair Haseler; W H Haseler Ltd. Weighs 109.7g. Measures 8.5cm tall by 9cm wide.