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Edward VII silver drum mustard, maker Chester 1909, maker Haseler Brothers -Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, the hinged top with scroll handle and later glass liner, 2.8oz

Victorian nurse's silver hallmarked belt buckle Birmingham 1898, maker W.H.H (William Hair Haseler) on elastic

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 hallmarked cigarette case with engine turned decoration, monogram cartouche to corner. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1928,, date letter D by William Hair Haseler. Total weight 95.5g. When closed measures 8.5 cm high and 9.5 cm wide.

A hallmarked silver engraved cigarette case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1923, approx 3.6ozt.

A pair of George V mostly hallmarked silver wishbone sugar tongs, Birmingham 1928 maker William Hair Haseler, length 8cm, weight 9g

A Tudric pewter tazza designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co, made by W.H. Haseler, no.01161, the circular domed foot supporting a tripartite standard, beneath a shallow bowl with all over hammered decoration, 28cm high

Edwardian - Period Boxed Pair of Fine Quality Silver Apostle Serving Spoons with Rattail Design. Hallmark Chester 1904, Maker Edward, John Haseler, Noble Haseler, EJH - NH. 91.6 grams. 7.75 Inches In length. Pristine Condition.

A group of vesta cases and other items comprising an Edwardian silver vesta case with engraved decoration, Birmingham 1901, marks for William Hair Haseler, a plain silver vesta case, Birmingham 1888, marks for J Walker, a Victorian gilt brass and banded agate match safe with internal striking plate, a 19th century papermache snuff box with inlaid pewter decoration and a silver plated novelty vesta case in the form of a cockerels head with glass eyes ( one eye missing)

Victorian silver swing-handled basket with pierced and moulded floral decoration on round foot, by Haseler Brothers, London, 1899, 5.4oz, 170g,.

A silver novelty vest, circular with engraved football goalkeeper catching the ball scene, Birmingham 1906, maker William Hair Haseler, approx 18.7gms/0.60ozt, a miniature silver vesta case, Birmingham 1897, maker John Milwood Banks, approx 15.4gms/0.50ozt, together with a silver plated novelty book vesta case

A GEORGE V SILVER WAITER, THOMAS BRADBURY & SONS LTD., SHEFFIELD, 1912square with incurved corners, moulded rim, engraved with the crest of Kenyon of London, on shaped panel feet, 14.5cm wide; together with two silver casters, one in George II style, bellied and girdled, Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1901, 16.5cm high, the second with openwork sides of pales and a band of ovals, bayonet fitting cover, with blue glass liner, Haseler Brothers, London, 1899, 18cm high559gr (18oz)(3)

AN EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY CASED SET OF SILVER TEASPOONS, with sugar tongs, by W.H. Haseler and Co., Birmingham 1923, TOGETHER WITH A POST-WAR CASED SET OF SIX SILVER GILT AND GUILLOCHE ENAMEL COFFEE SPOONS, with black bead terminals to the handles, Birmingham 1958 ANOTHER CASED SET OF SIX SILVER KINGS PATTERN TEASPOONS, with associated SUGAR TONGS, Sheffield 1892 and TWO CASED SETS OF SILVER HANDLES TEA KNIVES, and a miniature SILVER MOTHER O'PEARL HANDLES BOOK PAGE MARKER

CROSBY & FOSS; a late 19th/early 20th century American sterling silver letter opener, length 18.5cm, and a hallmarked silver vesta case with engraved foliate scroll decoration, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, approx 2.2ozt (2).

Silver watch chain, Birmingham 1911, together with another silver watch chain and a silver vesta, Birmingham 1910, maker William Hair Haseler

A Silver cigarette engraved HBP 1915, Birmingham 1914, maker Smith & Bartlam, together with a silver vesta, Birmingham 1920, maker W H Haseler Ltd, and another silver vesta, Birmingham 1899, maker Henry Matthews, (3)

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.

A silver tooth pick and two vestas - the pick with engine turned cylinder, length extended 7cm; the smaller vesta with foliate chasing, marks for Birmingham, 1913, maker's stamp W H Haseler Ltd, 0.5 ozt, and the large silver vesta with foliate chasing and engraved with monogram, marks for Birmingham, 1977, maker's stamp Henry Matthews, 1.3 ozt

A silver and enamel Art Nouveau caddy spoon, Birmingham 1911, William Hair Haseler, numbered 3177

A hallmarked silver early 20th century Christening cup tankard of plain form having a shaped handle complete in original box. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1927 makers William Hair Haseler; W H Haseler Ltd. Weighs 55.8 grams. Tankard measures 8 cm high, 6 cm wide and 8 cm deep.

An Edwardian silver oval milk and sugar pair with floral-moulded rims, Haseler Brothers, Birmingham 1907, 7.3 oz

A George V Arts and Crafts silver teapot by W.H Haseler, with hammered lobed body and ebony handle. 5'' high. Birmingham 1911. 13ozs 1dwt gross

An Edward VII Arts and Crafts silver bowl by Wiliam Hair Haseler of typically stylised design. 7¾'' wide over handles. Birmingham 1904. 6ozs 16dwts

An Edward VII Arts and Crafts silver cup by William Hair Haseler of stylised design. 3½'' high. Birmingham 1904. 2ozs 18dwts

Four variously hallmarked silver items to include a circular footed bonbon dish with pierced sides, William Hair Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1913, diameter 10.5cm, and a small hexagonal baluster pepper, Henry Williamson Ltd, Birmingham 1899, height 6.5cm, approx 4.4ozt (4).

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER; a cased set of six George V hallmarked silver pastry forks, Birmingham 1922, and a further set of silver handled examples, Yates Bros, Sheffield 1925, weighable silver approx 2.6ozt.

A Pair of Silver Bon Bon Dishes, both with pierced decoration on tripod base, Birmingham hallmark, mm William Hair Haseler, dated 1909, approx 107.40 gms, together with a silver bon-bon basket, marks rubbed. (3)

FLEETWOOD CHARLES VARLEY (1863-1942) FOR WILLIAM HAIR HASELER ARTS & CRAFTS GOLD AND ENAMEL PENDANT, 1904 the enamel panel by Varley depicting a path through a landscape, set within 9ct gold frame, the reverse with glazed locket containing a peacock feather, stamped maker's marks WHH/ 9/ .375, hallmarked Birmingham 1904 3.8cm diameter Note: The artist and enameller Fleetwood Varley was a friend and collaborator of C.R. Ashbee and worked at the Guild of Handicraft at Chipping Camden. His work for Haselers was generally sold through Liberty & Co. in London.

ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR (1864-1933) FOR WILLIAM H. HASELER, BIRMINGHAM SILVER & ENAMEL BROOCH, CIRCA 1900 worked as stylised plant forms, stamped maker's mark W.H.H./ STERLING 3cm across Literature; Martin, Stephen A. 'Archibald Knox', pub. London 2001, page 265 where two similar examples are illustrated.

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 George V silver mustard of plain undecorated form (lacking liner) by Haseler Bros, Chester 1911, together with one other silver mustard, George V silver trophy cup, ladies silver compact, and dressing table jar top (only) (5)

A rare Arts and Crafts copper and white metal footed chalice bowl by William Hair Haseler, model no.2729, stepped domed foot supporting shallow, pierced cylindrical stem and flaring bowl, with applied white metal bands and hemispherical motif, stamped marks to base, 15.5cm. high, 21cm. diam.

An Edwardian silver salt and pepper setOf cylindrical form, with applied gadrooned borders and a repeating pierced geometric pattern, with blue glass liners, by Haseler & Bill, Chester possibly 1910 (2)

A pair of W.H. Haseler silver condiment spoons, Birmingham 1936, 25g

Haseler & Restall Silver Presentation Trowel, Cased

A George V unusual silver dish, mounted with an elfin figure chasing a spider (a/f - one let missing), maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1914, monogrammed, 6oz gross

An Art Deco hallmarked silver and enamel locket pendant by William Hair Haseler, length 3cm, on white metal chain, unmarked, length 64cm, with associated box.

A set of six Liberty silver and enamel coffee spoons, maker W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham, 1914: the oval bowls with slender stems and double lozenge terminals, contained in a Liberty fitted case.

An Edwardian matched set of four Neo-Classical silver condiments including a sugar caster, pepper caster, mustard pot and salt; the casters baluster shaped with detachable pieced covers and wyvern finials; the salt & mustard pot navette shaped, the mustard pot with hinged cover and shell thumbpiece, all with plain rim above open wirework bodies chased with swags terminating ribbon tied festoons, on flared feet, each with blue glass liners, Haseler Brothers, London, 1904, the mustard pot, Chester, 1904 (4) 7.31 ozs (227 grams) measured without the sugar caster as liner fixed

Liberty & Co William H Haseler Silver Caddy Spoon with Celtic decoration Hallmarked Birmingham 1911

A Haseler Brothers silver pierced pedestal bon-bon bowl with blue glass liner and swing handle, monogrammed Chester 1906, 164g, 11cm tall

A Pair of Hallmarked Silver Mounted Cut Glass Knife Rests, Edward & Noble Haseler (marks rubbed), Birmingham 1908, 12.5cms long, in original fitted case.

A cased Edward VII hallmarked silver sheath handled set of button hook and shoe horn with scrolling decoration, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1907, a similar smaller set, probably Green & Cadbury, Birmingham 1909, and a further cased set James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1903 (3).

A William Haseler, an Edwardian Art Nouveau enamelled miniature small photograph frame, London, 1903. Condition report: Rd 404509. Two very small chips on enamel, silver in good condition. Width 65mm - Height 75mm.

An egg cup by William H. Haseler, Birmingham 1935, a cut glass toilet jar with silver lid and a pair of Victorian open salts.

George VI silver sovereign case with engraved scrolling foliate decoration, by W H Haseler Ltd., Birmingham, 1938, 0.5oz, 17g,

W.H. HASELER. An Arts & Crafts copper & blue enamelled chalice by W.H. Haseler. Stamped to the base, damaged enamel. Height 20cm.

A HALLMARKED SILVER AND CUT GLASS CASTOR BY EDWARD JOHN HASELER & NOBLE HASELER - CHESTER 1905, tapering up from a wide base to a silver top with simple pierced design, H 16 cm

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER AND MOTHER OF PEARL CRUMB SCOOP, Sheffield 1903, 33cm long; together with a silver muffineer, London 1904, maker's mark of Haseler Brothers, with blue glass liner, c.17.5cm high. (2)

Three silver napkin rings by Charles Wilkes, two by William Hair Haseler and three further stamped 5.92.5. Total weight approx. 96g

A Tudric pewter tazza, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co, made by W.H. Haseler, no.01161, of heavily stylised form with hammered decoration. 10½'' high

An Edwardian silver vesta case, makers marks for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908 together with an Eastern white metal match box cover and snuff box (3)

A silver cigarette case having engine turned decoration and plain cartouche, Birmingham 1930, W H Haseler Ltd

A George V silver Bosun's whistle, Haseler Brothers, Chester 1912, modelled as a bosun's whistle with naval anchor decoration, 9.2cm long

LOT OF SILVER MEDALScomprising one 'Western District Championship' cross country medal 'Won by J. McKinley', maker William James Dingley, Birmingham 1908, inscibed to the back; also one 'Maryhill Bannerman Trophy, 1st Team' medal, won by 'W. McKinley', maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1922, inscribed to back; and one 'Draughts Club' medal won by 'J. McKinley 1901', maker John Gilbert, Birmingham 1892, inscribed to back; along with silver ring and necklace, both of floral designapproximately 110g gross (8)

A pair of George V silver oval salts with blue glass liners, maker Walker & Hall, Birmingham 1919, together with a silver mustard, maker Haseler & Bill, Chester 1922, 4oz

AN EDWARDIAN ART NOUVEAU NAPKIN RING decorated on each side with green/blue enamel by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1905; 2" (5 cms) diameter; 0.7 oz

A Victorian silver pepperette, of reeded baluster form, Haseler Brothers - Edward John Haseler and Noble Haseler, London, 1893, 35.7g

A 9ct gold graduated Albert fob chain, 39cm, JG&S, with attached 9ct gold monogram engraved pierced pendant, stamped Rd 225168, WHH for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, 3.5 by 3cm, combined weight 37.1g.

Late Victorian silver Old English pattern straining spoon, maker 'GG' (probably George Gillett), London 1892, Patent no. 5594, 5.75" long, 0.7oz; together with another silver Old English pattern straining spoon, the bowl with a pierced strainer, maker W.H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1927, 5" long, 1oz (2)