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An Edward VII silver rectangular card case with blue and green enamel circular boss to centre, 3.875ins x 2.75ins, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906 (gross weight 2.3ozs)

A selection of HM silver cruet items including a pair of Victorian salts, Birmingham 1899, William Hair Haseler, a single Victorian salt etc

A SILVER EGG TOPPER, with circular loop handles by Haseler Brothers, Chester 1911, 10cm long

A SILVER SWING HANDLED CAKE BASKET, with pierced galleried border, by Adie Bros Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 21.5cm diameter, 11 oz; a silver bowl, with shaped border, on pad feet, by W.H. Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1936, 20cm, 11 oz; and a silver tazza, with pierced border, marks rubbed, 5 oz (3)

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

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 pair of modern silver goblets of squat form, each with slightly-tapered bowl and knopped stem raised on circular base, makers Haseler & Restall, Birmingham 1971, 9.5cm high, ___9oz.

An Edwardian silver sugar shaker in the Adam style with bead and festoon decoration on a square base by Haseler Brothers, London, 1901, 18 cm H and an Art Deco silver cream jug with banded decoration on a circular stepped base by Davis, Duff & Son, Birmingham, 1937, 12 cm H. Gross weight 366g (2)

A selection of silver, to include: a George V silver mustard, Haseler Brothers, Chester 1919 with hinged cover, blue glass liner and associated spoon, a further Edwardian silver mustard with hinged cover, Barker Brothers, Chester 1910, a silver salt, Chester 1918, a cased set of silver 'Roman' teaspoons, a further cased set of silver teaspoons and a silver pepperette, 7.7ozt weighable silver (7)

An Edwardian silver visiting card case, of hinged rectangular form, having all-over floral engraved decoration, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906; together with a late Victorian silver visiting card case (2)

SET OF SIX ENAMELLED COFFEE SPOONS, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1937, 40g gross, in fitted case, along with a set of six tea spoons, maker William Yates Ltd, Sheffield 1946, 65g gross, and a cased set of six teaspoons and tongs, maker Cooper Brothers & Sons Ltd, 90g gross

By Liberty and Co and W. Haseler, a matched four-piece Arts and Crafts silver coffee set, Birmingham 1911,1912, 1916 and 1920, tapering circular form, scroll handle, spot-hammered decoration, with a band of chased scroll decoration, height 17.8cm, approx. weight 23oz. (4)

An Edward VII Adam style silver cream jug, helmet shaped on square pedestal foot, maker Haseler Brothers, London 1902, 3oz, 13cm

A George V silver lady's purse, makers W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1920, together with a silver mounted jewellery box, a napkin ring, and a pedestal bowl (a/f), 4.5oz gross

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER CASTER, by Haseler Bros, Chester, 1907, baluster form, pierced pull-off cover with flame finial, the body embossed and fluted with flowers, on a circular foot, 20cm high (c.6.2oz)

A VICTORIAN KING'S PATTERN BASTING SPOON (Diamond Shell heel), by Francis Higgins, London 1861, a William IV ivory-handled butter knife, a 9ct. gold-mounted tortoiseshell cigarette case and a pair of Edwardian small trefoil leaf dishes, by E.J & N. Haseler, London 1903; the dishes 4.25" (11 cms) long; 8.35 oz weighable silver (5)

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY NOVELTY VESTA CASE with suspensory ring, resembling a Great War howitzser shell, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1915; 2.3" (6 cms) long; 0.7 oz

A MIXED LOT:- A cigarette box on four legs with an engine-turned cover, initialled "DW" (cedar wood lining), by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1927, an Indian coin-inset ash tray, a vesta case, a circular pill-dispensing box and a cigarette case with an applied brass plaque depicting a portrfait of Napoleon; the cigarette box 4.75" (12 cms) long; 5.4 oz weighable silver (5)

NAPKIN RINGS:- A napkin ring with bead borders by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1921 (fitted box), a Victorian engine-turned napkin ring by J. Aldwinckle & T. Slater, London 1894 (fitted box), a Chinese napkin ring with a dragon in relief, monogrammed, maker's mark "LS", c.1890 and five other napkin rings, all with initials/monograms; 8.5 oz (8)

Liberty style silver napkin ring by William Hair Haseler, 1904, five silver thimbles, silver trumpet vase, silver Christening mug and other and miscellanea Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

William Henry Haseler (fl. 1815-1820) - A view of Sidmouth from the east, signed and dated 1817, pencil and watercolour with wiping out, 10.25" x 15.25" - **With Bonhams 23rd September 2008, 18th & 19th Watercolour Sale, the price £960

HASELER BROS; a small Edward VII hallmarked silver cylindrical mustard pot with associated clear glass liner, Chester 1904, height 4.5cm including thumb piece, and two further mustard pots to include a shaped lozenge example on four outswept legs, maker's mark S & Co, Birmingham 1916, both with blue glass liners, approx 2.9ozt (3).

A silver vesta case Birmingham, 1911, maker's mark of W.H. Haseler together with a cased silver travelling perfume bottle and funnel, twelve teaspoons stamped '800', an oval jar with cover stamped '800' a miniature picture frame stamped '925' and a metal topped perfume bottle, approx. gross weight 8.76 ozt

George V silver vesta case, Birmingham 1913, maker W H Haseler Ltd, the exterior engraved B.L.G. 1914, George V silver pin cushion, Birmingham 1916, maker Charles S Green & Co Ltd, of trefoil form with weighted blue velvet cushion, weighable silver 1.4oz (2)

George V silver cigar box, Birmingham 1911, maker W H Haseler Ltd, of plain rectangular form, with adjustable interior divider, 20.5cm wide

A William H Haseler silver and turquoise pendant necklace, pierced circular form with radiating star motif set with central turquoise, hammered finish on link chain with wirework panels, unsigned 3cm. drop. Exhibited Art & Fashion Cheltenham Museum & Art Gallery Provenance A private collection of Arts and Crafts jewellery.

An early Liberty & Co Cymric silver belt buckle designed by Oliver Baker, cast scrolling foliate form with hammered finish, set with four lapis lazuli cabochons, stamped marks, L & Co, Birmingham 1900, 10cm. wide. Literature Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, The Studio Special, 1901-1902, plate 35 this design illustrated. Victor Arwas Art Nouveau in Britain From Mackintosh to Liberty, Papadakis, page 96 this example illustrated. Provenance Victor Arwas The Art Nouveau Buckle with Arts and Crafts Christie's South Kensington, 27th November 2007 lot 109 (part). A private collection of Guild of Handicrafts silver and jewellery. Catalogue notes Oliver Baker (1856-1939) Born in Birmingham, the son of the artist Samuel Henry Baker, Oliver originally trained under his father and at the Birmingham School of Art as a fine artist. He was elected a member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists in 1884 before returning to the Birmingham School of Art to learn silver and jewellery making as a mature student meeting and being taught by Georgie Gaskin. His designs for silver and jewellery were sold to William H Haseler who manufactured them, selling them to Arthur Liberty for retail at his store in Regent Street in London. Liberty registered their own hallmark at both the London and Birmingham assay offices in 1899 launching their Cymric range - a range which included many of Oliver Baker's designs - which were influenced by his antiquarian interests. The designs therefore were more in keeping with the Arts and Crafts movement than the more modern Art Nouveau designs produced by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co,

A George V Silver Christening Mug without engraving, Birmingham 1924, W H Haseler Ltd., 71g

A late Victorian silver tobacco box, a silver tri-handled dish by William Hair Haseler and three other items including silver perpetual lighter lamp.

A pair of Edwardian silver sugar casters, each having pierced body with blue glass liner, maker Haseler Brothers, London 1910, h.17cm. No apparent faults.

George V Art Deco period silver butter dish with pierced gallery and twin handles by Haseler & Bill (E J Haseler & C Bill), Birmingham 1922, 15cm across the handles 

An Edwardian silver cigarette case, the cover and base engraved with foliate decoration and striation patterns, the cover with shield shaped cartouche engraved with intials, William H Haseler, Birmingham, 1903 2.51 ozs (78.1 grams)

An Edward VII 1910 sovereign, London mint, together with a silver fob sovereign case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909 (2)

Two silver rounded rectangular spirit flasks, one Edwardian by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, the other with standard mark only; a George III ogee baluster cream jug, London 1787; two silver collared scent bottles; a plated sauce boat; a plated jug and a plated wine funnel

Tudric Pewter and enamel box with hinged lid, likely for Liberty and Co. The inset enamel copper plaque decorated with a lakeside scene, probably by Fleetwood Charles Varley, cedar lined and impressed Tudric 01021 and Solkets (Solkets was a mark used by Haseler and Co who supplied Liberty) W18.5 x D11.5 x H6cm, the inset plaque 6 x 13.5cm

A Victorian silver drum mustard, by Edward Hutton, assayed London 1890, having hinged and gently domed cover with ribbed thumb grip and gadrooned rim, ribbed angular handle and blue glass liner, together with a Victorian silver mustard pot, by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, assayed London 1899, of circular cup form, having wire side with applied floral garlands, domed hinged lid and loop handle, raised upon circular pedestal foot, lacking liner, height 9.6cm. (total silver weight 260.5g). (2)

Four silver sovereign holders, to include; a rectangular silver sovereign case by John Rose, assayed Birmingham 1911, plain polished, the interior fitted with two sprung full sovereign holders, together with a square silver sovereign holder, by "WH", assayed Birmingham 1908, having bright cut foliate scroll decoration and circular reserve (left blank), a similar circular silver sovereign holder by William Hair Haseler Ltd, assayed Birmingham 1911, also having bright cut foliate scrolling decoration, and a plain polished circular silver sovereign holder, assayed Chester 1906, makers mark rubbed, and two coffee spoons. (total weight 114.5g). (6)

A 1933 greyhound trophy for a race won by a dog trained by Sidney Orton of "Mick The Miller" fame,in the form of a silver & leather dog collar, stamped SILVER and with maker's mark foe William Hair Haseler, the central medallion encircled with laurel and inscribed THIRTEENTH WESTCLIFF HURDLE, 700 YARDS, TIME 43.09s, WINNER, INCHACOUMBE BOY, OWNER MRS E LESTER, TRAINER S.J. ORTON, 29th SEPT. 1933, silver 35cm. long, overall length 48cm., displayed in original glass topped and silk lined display caseSidney Orton (1890-1978) was born in Aylsham, Norfolk, and in his early life worked on his parents family farm in Stonegate. He married Gladys Harmer in 1917 and had a family including a son called Sydney 'Clare' Orton in 1918. When oval circuit greyhound racing arrived in Britain in 1926, he swapped his interest in coursing to become Clerk of the Scales and then a trainer during the early years at Wimbledon Stadium.The family lived in the Wimbledon trainers complex known as Burhill Kennels in Hersham. In December 1929 he was propelled to national fame when he took charge of Mick The Miller and won the 1930 Greyhound Derby. During the 1930s Orton won a significant number of classic races and was one of the leading trainers in the country, earning him the nickname 'The Wizard of Burhill'. Other famous greyhounds he handled would include Ballynennan Moon, Brilliant Bob, Ballyhennessy Sandhills, Quare Times, Mondays News and Burhill Moon before retiring in 1959

Archibald Knox (1864 - 1933) for Liberty & Co. 'Cymric' silver mounted manicure and pedicure set with enamel Celtic knot detail the files signed 'WHH' for William Hair Haseler the tweezers signed 'L & Co' Birmingham hallmarks for 1905 the tweezers 11.3cm long (3).

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver vesta case with bright cut foliate decoration, Birmingham 1902, length 4.5cm, a stamp case, a propelling toothpick and a propelling pencil, weighable approx 1.1ozt (4).

A group of silver and plated items, comprising a pair of George IV serving spoons, London 1836, Morris Cadman, a hobnail cut glass sugar sifter with silver top, Sheffield 1915, Walker and Hall, a cut glass bottle with silver top, Birmingham 1908, B Bros, a pair of silver sugar nips, Birmingham 1904, Levi and Salaman, a silver trinket box shaped as a music stool with cabriole legs, a/f one missing, Birmingham 1907, makers marks rubbed, silver nail file and cover, Sheffield 1909, makers marks rubbed, two apostle spoons, Sheffield 1928, Joseph Rodgers and Sons, a silver salt Spoon, Sheffield 1902, Cooper Brothers and Sons, a silver mustard spoon, Chester 1912, Haseler Brothers, a further white metal powder spoon, an 800 silver comb holder and cover and various plated wares, including two pairs of salad servers, a pair of berry spoons and a glass marmalade pot with plated lid in the form of a fruit, total sterling weight approximately 9toz including trinket box and nail file with filled handle. (1 bag)

A silver and mother of pearl baby's bell rattle teether, hammered finish, Haseler & Bill, Chester 1921

A silver napkin ring, William Hair Haseler; another, Henry Griffiths & Son bearing Exeter Motor Club emblem; another, Martin Hall & Co, Sheffield 1905; others similar, silver and white metal (18)

A boxed set of six George V commemorative silver and enamelled teaspoons, Silver Jubilee 1935, each with a blue enamel double portrait bust of the King and Queen, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1936, 10cm long, 1.95ozt (6)

A set of six George VI Iona style silver teaspoons, Haseler and Restall, Birmingham 1946, Celtic knot finials, in a Liberty and Co. box, 9cm long, 1.42ozt (6)

Archibald Knox (attributed) for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled brooch, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, Art Nouveau leaf design set with rubies and seed pearl, 3cm long

Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled brooch, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, in the Secessionist style, geometric basse taille wave and triangle design in green and blue, 4cm long

A matched set of four early 20th century silver pepper pots by Haseler Brothers, London 1910-1913, marks rubbed to one, on a splayed foot, 4 3/4"h, 264g

An Adam style silver oval vase shape mustard pot, Edward John & Noble Haseler, London 1905, with threaded harp handle and borders, domed hinged cover and open work sides, 3.5ozs, clear glass liner, 11cm wide, with electroplate spoon (2).

Liberty & Co a large silver bowl with chased frieze, the design of stylised branches and leaves and five roundels set with cabochon amethyst gem stones, hallmarked Birmingham 1912, stamped marks for Liberty & Co, 54 ounces gross weight This piece is almost certainly a special commission and bears the date 1916, it is also much more substantial in size and gauge of silver than the more commercial range produced for Liberty. Made by W H Haseler, the design is possibly by Oliver Baker, who had close links to the firm and designed some of the Cymric pieces. . Good condition, no dents or splits. some deposit from silver cleaner within the frieze, it is possible some of this has entered behind the amethyst setting as one shows a pinkish stripe under the stone. hallmarks clear. Image of engraved date to be posted.

A late Victorian silver sugar caster, of urn shaped design, with flame finial to the push on cover, having applied swag decoration and supported on a square foot, London 1900, makers Haseler Bros, 6.6oz, 18cm H.

• FRANK HASELER (1928-1998) A RECLINING FEMALE NUDE & A SLEEPING FEMALE NUDE signed & dated l.r. Haseler 86 oil on canvas Largest: 38.0 x 45.0 cm / 15 x 173/4in (2)

A silver napkin ring, William Hair Haseler; another, Henry Griffiths & Son bearing Exeter Motor Club emblem; anothers similar (8)

A set six silver teaspoons, Walker and Hall, cased; set six teaspoons and sugar nips, Lee & Wigfull, Sheffield 1927, cased; set six coffee spoons, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1928, case (3)

The Three Kings of 1936, a pair of sets of three small matt medals, silvered-bronze and bronze, by W H Haseler, for James R Ogden & Sons Ltd., of Harrogate and London; George V and Queen Mary and George VI and Queen Elizabeth, blank reverses, Edward VIII, with reverse, "Acceded...Abdicated...", all 32 mm, three other souvenir medals of Edward VIII, one silver.W H (William Hair) Hasseler Ltd., Birmingham silversmiths.

A set of four Victorian silver open salts, by Edward and Noble Haseler, London 1899, of boat shaped form with a band of pierced decoration, each raised on four simple triangular feet, and complete with blue glass liners, 5ozt gross weighable (4)

An eight-piece silver and enamel dressing table set, by William Hare Haseler

An Art Nouveau Silver and Enamel Pendant on Chain, by William Hair Haseler, the pendant enamelled in blues and greens, on a fine trace link chain, pendant measures 2.25cm by 2cm, chain length 52cm see illustration . This is in good overall condition with some minor enamel losses. The chain fastens with a bolt ring clasp. The pendant is hallmarked with maker's mark 'WHH', Birmingham, 1908. The chain is stamped '925' and 'SIL' and in our opinion would test as silver. Gross weight 8.8 grams. CR made 11.03.19.

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver card case of shaped rectangular form with engraved foliate decoration and shield shaped cartouche initialled 'LMB', width 7cm, Birmingham 1906, and a further curved example, combined approx 3.5ozt (2).

An Edwardian silver lighthouse sugar caster, Haseler Brothers, London 1902, with reticulated quatrefoil decoration and foliate pierced cover with spiral finial, blue glass liner, 7½in. (19cm.) high; together with a similar sugar bowl with blue glass liner, William Aitken, Chester 1900, 3¾in. (9.5cm.) diameter, silver weight 6.4 tr.oz. (2), *Condition:- Caster: Maker's mark very slightly rubbed to body but others clear. Scratch engraved retailer's mark to base, Searle & Co., Lombard St. London. Silver in very good condition. Some chips to top edge of blue glass liner., - Bowl: Marks a little rubbed but clearly legible. Small dent to rim, otherwise good.