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A pair of Edwardian silver trumpet shaped specimen vases, pierced outswept rims, beaded borders, spreading circular bases, 16.5cm high, William Haseler, Birmingham 1909

Archibald Knox (attributed) for Liberty, an Arts and Crafts silver caddy spoon, planished form with open Celtic bud design, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1904, 9cm long, 0.8ozt

A selection of six small silver double-handled bonbon dishes, the tallest 8cmH, four by the Haseler Brothers, London 1905, 18.48oz

Boxes and Objects - a WWI Princess Mary Christmas 1914 brass tin; a Premier carbide lamp; a Haseler & Sons 1916 compass; a Maus miniature pistol keyring; others, water bottle sterilizing outfits, gun cleaning rod, etc

Silver vesta case Birmingham 1911 maker William Hair Haseler weight 0.58 ozt

A silver and blue enamel Art Nouveau pendant made by William Hair Haseler in the style of Archibald Knox for Liberty with four leaves and three amethysts suspended pearl drop, marked WHH, Birmingham 1905, overall total length 4cm

A matched four piece tea and coffee service, the teapot, cream jug and sugar pot (by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1931), the teapot with turned hardwood finial and hardwood handle, the lower half with faceted decoration, raised on a turned foot, together with a similar coffee pot (by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1934), 44 oz total

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER WIREWORK SUGAR CASTOR, makers Haseler & Haseler, London 1910, of elongated ovoid form, the domed cover with wrythen finial, clip fastening, the body cast and applied with three ribbon and tassell tied swags, on a domed foot, 7" high, 5ozs 10dwts, with original clear glass liner (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)

A George V silver Card Case, by William Hair Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham 1913, of envelope form with sprung hinged lid, gilded interior, together with a Victorian silver mounted heart shaped clip, by William Comyns, hallmarked London, 1897, chased with foliate swags and masks, the central shield shaped cartouche with monogram, a small silver pin tray with pierced border and two small silver easel frames (5)

THREE SILVER NAPKIN RINGSincluding an arts and crafts enameled example by William Hair Haseler

VICTORIAN SILVER VESTA CASEmaker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1901, 5cm long; together with a silver snuff box, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1903, and sovereign case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1907, approximately 125g gross (3)

A silver Art Nouveau eizel photograph frame by William Hair Haseler. Decorated in relief with stylized prunus blossom heightened with later soft blue and green enamelling. Assayed Birmingham 1904, 26.5cm. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Enamel later. Oak replaced. Some slight rippling and creasing to the silver.

An Edwardian pierced silver inkstand with cut glass bottle, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906, to/w an inkwell with hinged cover, Cohen & Charles, Birmingham 1905 (2)

Frank Haseler (1928-1998) British. "Dressing Table with Flowers", a Naked Lady Lying on a Bed, Oil on Canvas laid down, Signed and Dated '87, 20" x 23.5". Provenance; Bourne Gallery Ltd.

A small collection of seven commemorative silver caddy spoons, one by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1937, with a blue enamelled badge of George VI and Queen Elizabeth, one by Garrard and Co, London 1968, with Prince of Wales Feathers, plus three further caddy spoons, with Prince of Wales Feathers and two others, approx. weight 4.6oz. (7)

A collection of five Arts and Crafts silver caddy spoons, comprising: one by William Henry Warmington, London 1953, plain spot-hammered form, initialled, one by The Pairpoint Brothers, London 1926, one by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1937, one by A.J. Bailey, Birmingham 1936, and an unmarked caddy spoon with a pearl cartouche, approx. weight 1.8oz. (5)

Silver Salt and Peppers Hallmarked Birmingham 1896 Maker Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler)

A William Hair Haseler silver novelty vesta case in the form of a bullet shell

'Nurse' buckles, two pairs, Birmingham 1898, maker William Hair Haseler, and EPNS

A Liberty style silver napkin ring with blue enamel roundel, engraved initials, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905

A GEORGE V SILVER AND IVORY TABLE BELL of plain form with turned handle, 13cm high, Chester 1913 by Haseler & Bill; a plain silver two handled porringer, 15cm wide, Chester 1913 by George Nathan & Ridley Hayes; and a Georgian silver cream jug with chased foliate decoration, makers mark rubbed (3)

An Edwardian pair of octagonal silver baluster pepperettes, Haseler Brothers, Chester 1902, 10.5 cm high to/w a set of eight Victorian Scottish modified Kings Pattern teaspoons, Wilson & Sharp, Edinburgh 1872, a single Scottish teaspoon and two US sterling coffee spoons, 11 oz total, to/w various electroplated flatware, taste-vin and cigarette box (box)

A Victorian hallmarked silver cream jug of baluster form with fluted decoration, weight 2.7oz, height 8cm, Birmingham 1871 Haseler Brothers

A SET OF SIX SILVER AND ENAMEL CORONATION TEASPOONS, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1936, cased.

A silver shoe pin cushion, William Hair Haseler, probably Birmingham 1906, in typical Liberty style, set with enamelled roundel to toe, with velvet cushion, 11cm long

An Edwardian silver Mustard Pot of Art Nouveau oval design, Birmingham, 1905, maker Levi & Salaman, a spoon by the same makers and one other mustard pot, Chester, 1906, by Haseler Brothers (liners missing).

Frank Haseler, 20th Century oil on canvas laid on board, reclining nude study, entitled verso ' Dressing Table with Flowers ', signed, 19.5ins x 23ins, gilt framed

Edward VII silver wirework sucriere having a shaped swing handle, circular foot and blue glass liner, makers Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, London 1905, 9.75cm diameter, 4.7oz approx nett Condition: No obvious faults or restoration - **General condition consistent with age

Cased silver and mother of pearl dressing table set Birmingham 1909 maker William Hair Haseler

A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case with gilt-wash interior, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1924, approx 4ozt.

A small group of silver items comprising George VI hallmarked silver pierced fluted bowl, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1939, and a George V hallmarked silver small vesta with scrolling foliate bright cut decoration, Harrison & Hipwood, Birmingham 1922, a Portuguese 833 standard silver dish centred with a crest, combined silver approx 3.48ozt and a silver plated sifting spoon.

William Hair Haseler, probably for Liberty, an Arts and Crafts silver pin dish in the Art Nouveau style, hexagonal ogee form with reticulated and embossed sinuous iris design around a central starburst cartouche, Birmingham 1904, 10cm diameter, 0.94ozt

An early 20th century silver vesta, William H Haseler, Birmingham 1912, a white metal pill box and a silver sovereign holder Samuel M Levi, Birmingham 1899 (af), total gross weight approximately 83.0 grams/ 2.63 ozt

An early Edward VII silver vesta case with foliate decoration and engraved initials, hallmark Birmingham 1903, maker William Hair Haseler, dimensions 4.5 x 3.2 cm approx, gross weight 22 grams/.71 ozt approx

Masonic interest, an early George V silver gilt lined cigarette case, with enamelled Masonic caboochon, W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1912, gross weight approximately 60.5 grams/ 2 ozt

A matched set of silver coffee spoons with multi-coloured guilloche enamel finials by William Hair Haseler

A George V silver World War I howitzer shell pattern vesta case, 2.25ins x 1.5ins, by W.H Haseler, Birmingham 1915 (monogrammed), and a George V silver rectangular matchbook holder with engine turned ornament, 2.5ins x 1.5ins by Morgan & Boon, Birmingham 1928 (weight 32 grammes - monogrammed)

A 19th century silver cased fob watch with engraved detail (working), further watches, World War 1 army officers pocket compass by Haseler and Son, Birmingham 1918, sundry studs, etc

A sterling silver Arts and Crafts enamel brooch,by William Hair Haseler, with three initials 'LCH' in blue and green enamelled plaques, possibly for Liberty, Birmingham 1921, box by Liberty, 32 x 9.3mmThe initials possibly relate to the 'Cymric' range made by W H Haseler for Liberty & Co.

A George V silver mug, maker Haseler Brothers, London, 1912: of plain cylindrical tapering form with C-shaped handle, 10.4cm. high, 7.85ozs.

A group of variously hallmarked silver items comprising a bread fork, Mappin & Webb, London 1899, length 19cm, a cased set of six rat tail coffee spoons, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1923, an oval pin dish, Birmingham 1899 and a pair of napkins rings, James Deakin and Sons, Sheffield 1910, combined approx 4.3ozt.

A collection of small hallmarked silver tongs comprising a bright cut pair with wrythen stems, Nathan & Hayes, Birmingham 1893, a pair decorated for Victoria diamond jubilee, Joseph Gloster, Birmingham 1896, a very small example, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1928, three examples with claw grips, and four further pairs, combined approx 4ozt (10).

Hammered silver oval milk jug and sugar basin, Haseler Bros, London 1912; a silver coffee pot with celtic decoration and composite handle, Birmingham 1950, gross weight 22oz (3). Condition report: see terms and conditions

A group of silver hallmarked items to include a silver hallmarked sugar sifter having pierced top bearing hallmarks for London by Haseler Brothers -Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler. Date letter 1912 , a cased silver hallmarked teaspoon being hallmarked for Birmingham and a silver hallmarked miniature trophy cup bearing rubbed hallmarks. Total weight 113 grams. Measures 11cm high.

REPLICAS OF EARLY SPOONS:- A St. Nicholas apostle spoon with inscribed stem, by L.A. Crichton, London 1936, an apostle spoon (St. Simon Zelotes) with gilt figure by Haseler & Haseler, Birmingham 1914, a slip-top spoon inscribed on the back of the stem "dd. Mercers Company George VI 1937", London 1937 and another slip-top spoon by S.B. Harman, London 1922; the latter 6.6" (16.8 cms) long; 9.1 oz (4)

A VICTORIAN VESTA CASE in the form of a fluted mussel shell, maker's mark partially unclear, Birmingham 1887 and an Art Deco engine-turned vesta case of panelled form with gold vertical striping, by E.J. Haseler & C.A. Bill, Chester 1923; the latter 1.7" (4.2 cms) long; 1.5 oz (2)

A LATE VICTORIAN ENGRAVED, HEAT-SHAPED VESTA CASE with suspensory ring, by Messrs. Gammage, Birmingham 1898 and a similar later example, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1911; the latter 1.5" (4 cms) long; 1.2 oz (2)

A silver and enamel napkin ring, Birmingham 1909, William Hair Haseler

An Edward VII silver napkin ring, maker Charles Weale, Birmingham, 1903, a silver napkin ring by Brockington Brothers, Chester, 1903, another silver napkin ring by Haseler & Bill, Chester, 1907, an Edwardian silver thimble, a silver mounted button hook and a pocket postal scale

A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case, Smith & Bartlam, Birmingham 1912 and a similar George V hallmarked silver cigarette case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1919, approx combined 3.3ozt (2).

A small late Victorian silver cream jug of baluster form on three feet, by E. J. & N. Haseler, London, 1899, 8.5 cm. highBruise to one side, marks rubbed but legible, tiny ding to top of lip

Good sterling silver sauce boat hallmarked Chester 1914, (Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler)), 15.5 cm wide approx., 158 grams approx.

Three variously hallmarked silver vesta cases to include a foliate scroll engraved example of rectangular form, inset with hardstone shamrocks and centred with a circular cartouche initialled WE, Davis, Moss & Company, Birmingham 1907, 4.5 x 3.5cm, and a square plain example William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1915, 5.5 x 5.5cm, also an electroplated "Reynolds Angels" pattern decorated example and another, silver weight approx 2.8ozt (5).

A hallmarked silver cigarette box, Ldn 1922 maker Haseler & Bill, with gilt wash to interior of lid, width 12.5cm

An Edwardian silver snuff box, John Henry Rawlings, London 1903, of rectangular form with bright cut engraved decoration and vacant cartouche to the centre, 65mm wide, together with a silver kidney shaped vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1914 with applied military badge and two further silver vesta cases, total weight 4.5oz (4)

A George V silver Cigarette Case, by W H Haseler Ltd., of plain hinged rectangular form, 6½in (16.5cm) long, together with another smaller cigarette case, hallmarked Sheffield, 1932, approx total weight 11.3ozt (2)

A VICTORIAN IVORY CHERUB BROOCH, carved in three-quarter relief with wing-wrapped collar, silver fittings by William Hair Haseler of Birmingham, approximately 33mm x 33mm x 15mm. See illustration

A Charles Horner silver and enamel brooch, pierced and cast in low relief with a foliate design, with two green and blue enamel panels, and another silver and enamel brooch by William H. Haseler, stamped marks, 3.5cm. wide. (2).

A late Victorian silver sugar castor, the pierced dome lid with flame pattern finial and with part spiral reeded body, on circular footrim, 6ins high, by Haseler Bros, Birmingham, 1896, four George V silver circular salts with shaped rims, on scroll feet, each 1.25ins high, by Horace Woodward & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1918, in red leather fitted case, and a selection of other silverware, various, (some boxed - combined weighable silver 29ozs)

Hammered silver oval milk jug and sugar basin, Haseler Bros, London 1912; a silver coffee pot with celtic decoration and composite handle, Birmingham 1950, gross weight 22oz (3).