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A pair of Edward VII silver urn pattern sugar castors, the domed covers with flame pattern finials and with wirework sides, on circular footrims, 7ins high, by Haseler Brothers and retailed by Mappin & Webb, and blue glass liners for same (one a possible replacement), a late George III silver rectangular cream jug with reeded scroll mounts and part reeded body, on four ball pattern feet, 3.5ins high, London 1813, a silver rectangular cigarette case, a selection of silver condiments and a quantity of other silverware, various (combined weighable silver 32ozs)

An early 20th century Art Nouveau silver and enamel button, converted to a brooch, William Hair Haseler, 26mm.

Pair Of Silver Apostle Spoons Of Typical Form, Both Fully Hallmarked For Chester D 1904, Makers Mark WH Haseler, Weight Approx 106g, Length 7.5 Inches

9ct rose gold and enamel medallion 'East Hull Model Yacht Club' medallion presented to P. Peckett by W H Haseler Ltd Birmingham 1925 approx 17.5gm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

HASELER LTD. A SET OF SIX SILVER CAKE FORKS having plain tapered handles, Birmingham 1927, cased and a SET OF SIX DISSIMILAR TEA KNIVES with plated blades and filled handles, Sheffield assay, cased

A silver basting spoon, London, 1841, maker's mark of Charles Lias, together with five silver napkin rings including makers Haseler Brothers and William Henry Sparrow, a silver-plated ladle and a set of six silver-plated napkin rings, gross weight of silver approximately 9oz

A cased set of six George V silver cake forks, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1923 (6)

A collection of four silver vesta cases, comprising; William Hair Haseler Birmingham 1901, with red cabochon panel to centre, a further silver example, monogrammed and another Chester 1912, a silver match sleeve, and a novelty silver plated vesta in the form of an elephants head (5)

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver fronted Arts and Crafts shaped rectangular photo frame with turquoise enamel detail and shaped vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1904, the rectangular aperture measuring 16.5 x 8.5cm, with oak easel back. CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good condition, back has been restored, enamel appears to be original, minor areas of tiny dints and traces of usage commensurate with age.

Pair Of Silver Apostle Spoons Of Typical Form, Both Fully Hallmarked For Chester D 1904, Makers Mark WH Haseler, Weight Approx 106g, Length 7.5 Inches

A pair of George III silver tablespoons, William Eaton, London 1816, later decorated as 'berry spoons'; another George III example, Thomas Hayter, London 1812; and a later example Haseler Bros, Chester 1914, 8.8ozt (4)

A George V silver and transfer print decorated cigarette case by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1924, 86mm.

A silver calling card case, Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1899, monogrammed 'SA' and dated '1901', 8.5cm high, a military presentation vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1918, engraved 'Bm.Sp.Cy."C" Div, March 1919, Sec L.,C.H.Norton from W.R.H', 5cm high and a smaller vesta case, 4cm high (3)

A collection of five Victorian and later silver sugar tongs, Levi & Salaman 1900; Robert Pringle & Sons 1901; J Sherwood & Sons 1902; W H Haseler Ltd 1936 (all Birmingham); and Josiah Williams & Co, London 1900, 2.5oz

ARCHIBALD KNOX (1864-1933) FOR LIBERTY & CO., LONDON 'CYMRIC' SILVER AND ENAMEL VESTA CASE, MARKED 1910 of open rectangular form, with a stylised circular roundel, with marks for William H. Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham 1910 6.1cm long

Six hallmarked silver teaspoons (2 sets of three). Three Birmingham 1921 by Haseler & Restall and three others. Approx weight 72.1g

A collection of silver items including a christening tankard, the body engraved with floral medallions flanking the initials SIA, London 1870, Samuel Smily, Goldsmiths Alliance Ltd, 10 by 8cm, an Edwardian silver mustard pot with hinged lid, pierced slats to the body with bows, foliate swags and oval vacant cartouche to either side, later blue glass liner, Chester 1906, Haseler Brothers, 10 by 8cm, a small pedestal bowl with pierced sides, affixed blue glass liner, Birmingham 1919, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, 7 by 5.5cm, and a decagonally faceted pepper pot, London 1922, Robert Pringle and Sons, 4 by 8cm, 11.14toz silver weight including glass liner to circular pedestal dish, 7.88toz excluding pedestal bowl. (4)

An Edwardian Silver Novelty Shoe Pin Cushion, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, 10.5cm long

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver fronted Arts and Crafts shaped rectangular frame decorated with blue and green enamel detailed pansies, on bracket feet, Birmingham 1900, registered number 419352, with rectangular aperture measuring 13.5 x 9.5cm, with wooden easel back.

A silver vesta case embossed with an angels head, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1915, 18.3 grams

A silver cigarette case by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1911, 70.5 grams and an Aten Sun spoon, also by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1928, 13.5 grams

A silver vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913, with striped engraving; two further English silver vesta cases; two further later examples stamped '925'; and a plain silver card case William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, the largest 8.5cm long, weighable 3.8ozt (6)

Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co Cymric silver & enamel vesta case, hallmarked for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1911, the front with raised circular quatrefoil and enamel circular boss in blue and green enamel, 1½in. (3.8cm.) long, 0.6 tr.oz. * During the 1890s, Liberty formed relationships with many leading English designers. In 1898, Liberty and Haseler created a formal partnership to launch the Cymric silver line under the title “Liberty and Co. (Cymric) Ltd.” using freelance designers. One of those designers, Archibald Knox (1864-1933), began designing for Liberty in 1899. He focused on the new Celtic design work for the Cymric range, whilst Haseler was responsible for making many of Knox’s designs. Knox was a highly gifted designer and is largely credited with the success of Cymric silverware. He continued to design for Liberty until 1912.** Condition: In very good condition, with clear hallmarks.  

A LATE VICTORIAN IVORY AND SILVER MOUNTED PEPPERMILL, makers Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler), Birmingham 1896, height approximately 8.5cm, in working order

A silver Vesta case, engine turned, Birmingham 1912 maker William Hair Haseler, and a circular silver Vesta case Birmingham 1911 also engraved "Sir Thomas Price".

Three silver Vesta cases, Chester 1900 maker E.J. Trevitt & Sons, Birmingham 1904 maker Samuel M. Levi, and Birmingham 1911 maker William Hair Haseler.

George V sterling silver cigarette case Birmingham 1916, makers W.H. Haseler Ltd. Monogrammed. Weight 94grams approx.

An early George V silver half hunter fob watch, white enamel dail with gilt decoration, black Roman numerals and hands, case with bright cut floral and foliate scroll decoration and stylised daisy pattern, case bearing London import mark, 1911, Stockwell & Co (George Stockwell), a continental silver fob watch, a silver half hunter fob watch (af), a silver fob case, bright cut floral and foliate scroll decoration, blank cartouche to reverse, together with a late Victorian silver and 9ct rose gold shield shaped fob, engraved scroll decoration, blank raised 9ct rose gold shield to centre, Birmingham 1902, William Hair Haseler, approximately 52mm by 40mm (5)

GEORGE V SILVER COMPORT maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1911, the wide, circular bowl with pierced design, three handles, raised on circular foot, 12.5cm high, the bowl 25cm diameter, 575g

George V silver cigarette case, makers mark for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1918

An Edwardian silver vesta case With engraved exterior and vacant cartouche, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1915, 4cm x 2.5cm.

Small Silver Lot Comprising A Silver Vesta, Fully Hallmarked For Birmingham m 1911, Makers Mark For William Hair Haseler Together With A Silver ARP Badge Hallmarked For London 1939 D, Makers Mark JC, Combined Weight 43g

William Hair Haseler Enamel panel brooch depciting a peacock amongst flowerheads and foliage signed 'WHH' and stamped 'Silver' 4cm across.

Early 20th century silver-backed dressing set comprising mirror and two brushes, leaf engraved decoration with initial 'G', Birmingham 1909, makers William Hair Haseler (3)

A set of Victorian silver Fish Eaters, by Haseler Brothers, hallmarked Birmingham, 1894, the mother of pearl handles with silver collars hallmarked Sheffield 1885 / 1892,comprising six knives and five forks, the blades and prongs foliate engraved, knife 9in (23cm) long (11)

George VI silver teaspoons in fitted case, makers marks William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1939

A PAIR OF EDWARDIAN SILVER PEPPER POTS, In the George III style, tapering form with wire bodies with Bristol blue glass liners, by Haseler Brothers, London, 1905 and a collection of mixed flatware and condiments (a lot), weighable silver (c.21oz)

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; a George V hallmarked silver rectangular vesta case of plain form with striker to the base and additional striker compartment to one side and with suspension ring, Birmingham 1915, 5.5 x 5cm, approx 1.3ozt.

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver circular sovereign case with engine turned decoration and vacant cartouche, with suspension ring, Birmingham 1909, diameter 3cm, approx 0.5ozt.

A pair of Edward VII silver butter dishes by Haseler & Bill, Chester 1908, shell pattern; together with two silver butter knives, in fitted case; and a pair of Victorian silver table salts by William Henry Leather, Birmingham 1896, shell pattern with two salt spoons, 3.5oz.

A cased George III style silver double cruet set, Edward John Haseler & C B, Chester 1921 & 1922, of oval and classical vase form, with four Old English pattern spoons, 10ozs, blue glass liners.

An Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion, W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1905, in the form of a chick, 4cm high and three electroplate thimbles (4).

A silver hat pin with mother of pearl top, Birmingham 1910, William Hair Haseler, an Edwardian silver hat pin having scroll and ball top, Birmingham 1908, Pearce & Thompson, and another Edwardian silver hat pin having scroll decoration, missing a stone, Chester 1908, Charles Horner

A silver lidded twin handle trophy cup Birmingham 1909/10 makers WHH William Hair Haseler - approx weight 15.7 troy oz - Height 35cm on stand - some minor dents, no engraving, clean condition

A silver and blue enamel pendant on chain by William Hair Haseler in the Art Nouveau manner - hallmarked Birmingham 1909/10 - small dent to back, old soldered repair to suspension loop

A George V silver two piece cruet set, by Haseler & Haseler, comprising mustard pot and pepper pot, of part pierced outline, each with blue glass liner, Chester 1920 (2), 7oz all in.

A GEORGE VI THREE PIECE SILVER CRUET, Birmingham 1947, Haseler & Restall, blue glass liners, associated spoon and EPNS spoon, approximate gross silver weight 141.6 grams/4.56 ozt

A three-piece Arts and Crafts silver tea set, by William H Haseler, Birmingham 1911, circular form, spot-hammered decoration, scroll handles, intertwined plaited girdle, engraved vine decoration, rope-twist borders, on circular bases, length handle to spout 24.5cm, approx. weight 27.2oz. (3)

A Victorian silver and cut glass inkstand, by Haseler & Bill, hallmarked for London 1899, of pierced oval form with gadrooned edge and single mounted glass well, length 211mm, weight tray only 5.4oz/170g

AN EDWARDIAN ART NOUVEAU SMALL DRESSING TABLE TRAY & TWO MATCHING PIN DISHES, each decorated with enamel and stamped florets, fine beading, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1906 (with Registered Design No. "479297" and incuse no "5420"; the tray 11.75" (29.7 cms) long; 9.1 oz (3)

A GREAT WAR PERIOD SILVER VESTA CASE in the form of a Howitzer shell, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1915 and nickel-mounted mother of pearl vesta case & multitool combined in the form of a pocket knife with two steel blades, a nail file and a button hook; the latter 2.75" (7 cms) long; 0.75 oz weighable silver (20

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER "UNITY PATENT" VESTA CASE & CIGAR CUTTER COMBINED, with rayed fluting and a small cartouche initialled "RW" & dated "1896", by Horton & Allday, Birmingham 1895 and a scroll-engraved silver vesta case with an extra compartment containing a cheroot holder, initialled, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1907; each approx. 2.2" (5.5 cms) long; 2.8 oz (2)

A LATE VICTORIAN PLAIN SILVER VESTA CASE in the form of a mussel shell, maker's mark worn, Birmingham 1898, another plain silver, heart-shaped vesta case by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1898 and another silver example with scroll borders, possibly by A.W. Gossbee & Sons, Birmingham 1905; the latter 1.75" (4.5 cms) long; 2.3 oz (3)

A white metal charm bracelet, stamped 'Silver 830'; a George V silver vesta case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1919; and other items.

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)

Solid Silver Albert Chain With Fob, Fancy Links With Entwined Wire Detail All Stamped With Lion Hallmark, Date Mark S For Birmingham 1892, Makers Mark L.Bros, Fob Hallmarked For Birmingham z 1899, Makers Mark WHH, William Hair Haseler, Total Weight 40.5g, Length 36.5cm

A silver toast rack, by S W Smith & Co, Birmingham 1919, 2.4oz, A silver toast rack by Brasher & Sydenham, Birmingham 1925, and a late Victorian silver wirework mustard pot with hinged cover by The Haseler Brothers, London 1900, 6.2oz, A silver toast rack, by the Adie Brothers, Birmingham 1926. 1.95oz

A quantity of silver flatware including:- A pair of Victorian silver fiddle pattern sugar tongs by George Adams, London 1840; A George IV silver butter knife probably by William Eaton, London 1825; a silver sifter spoon by Cooper Brothers and Sons, Sheffield 1926; two Georgian bright cut salt spoons; a silver caddy spoon by W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1927; a Dutch silver caddy shovel with cast handle; a pair of Victorian Old English pattern dessert forks by Jackson and Fullerton, London 1898 and an 18th century silver Old English pattern dessert spoon, marks indistinct (10)

HASELER BROS; an Edward VII hallmarked silver mustard pot of oval form with pierced sides, angled handle and cast urn shaped finial with blue glass liner, Chester 1905, length 11cm, and an OId English pattern mustard spoon, George Unite, Birmingham 1906, approx 4ozt (2). CONDITION REPORT: Generally in good condition with minor surface wear and dirt commensurate with age and mild scratches throughout with odd small areas of tarnish, scratched with trademarks to the base, residues of cleaning products to the inside, the spoon slightly misshapen.

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; an Edward VII hallmarked silver life saving badge in the form of a lifesaver, inscribed 'Barnsley Swimming Club: Presented to Mr J Harrison who rescued J McLoughlin from drowning at Carlton Mar 29.07', Birmingham 1906, diameter excluding bail 3.5cm, approx 0.4ozt.