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An Art Nouveau silver bon-bon dish, by W.H. Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1906; together with a Victorian circular pierced and embossed bon-bon dish, by A. & J. Zimmerman, Birmingham 1897.

A silver capstan inkwell by W. H. Haseler, Birmingham, 1910 (lacks glass to interior); also a large green glass capstan form inkwell with brass cap; a pair of Victorian cut-glass inkwells with metal caps; a rectangular glass inwell with integral pen rest; a pair of squat circular inkwells with metal caps; a small cube-shaped pair with metal covers; and a single bottle, the brass cap with fleur-de-lys motifs (10)

Judaica:- a silver vesta case by W. H. Haseler, Birmingham, 1921, additionally stamped with the "Solkets" mark used by Haseler, cover engraved with the Hebrew blessing recited before lighting the Sabbath candles within a scroll surround, reverse engraved with monogram, gilt interior and suspensory loop, 6 cm. long Gapes very  slightly at front right otherwise good except for tiny shallow bruise  to top left edge of base. 43 gm.

William Hair Haseler: An Arts and Crafts enamelled copper bowl in orange and mottled green on circular footed base, 21cm diameter, stamped to underside

A pair of George V silver pepper casters, Haseler & Bill, Chester, 1920, each of plain cylindrical form, 68.7g in total; a silver salt cellar, Birmingham, 1908, of bulbous form, on three pad feet, 28.8g; etc

A circa 1907 believed Oliver Baker for Liberty's Tudric pewter bowl on three feet with cornelian cabouchons around the rim. Stamped to the foot ' Tudric ' 01128 Solkets ( W H Haseler ). Measures 20cm wide.

A silver pocket card case, Chester 1914, Haseler Brothers

A George V hallmarked silver circular dish with ornamental pierced work to the sides, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1910, diameter 12.5cm, and a silver fiddle pattern egg spoon, initialled JJ to the finial, Samuel Hayne and Dudley Cater, London 1862, combined approx 2.8ozt (2).

A SMALL SILVER MOUNTED RHINO HORN TWO HANDLED QUAICH. Chester hallmark 1904. Maker: Haseler Bros. Bowl 2.75ins diameter.

Archibald Knox for Liberty, a silver and enamelled napkin ring, Embossed Art Nouveau stylke foliate design with blue green enamel, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, 5cm wide, 1.00ozt

An Edwardian silver sovereign / stamp case, by William Haseler, Birmingham 1908, oblong form, engraved foliate scroll decoration, with a ring attachment, length 5.8cm, approx. weight 1oz.

An Edwardian silver sauce boat with cut rim, scroll handle and hoof feet, Haseler Bros., London 1901, 4.6 oz

An engraved silver 'basket-work' wine cup with scroll handle and raised foot rim, Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1921, 4.6 oz, to/w a late Victorian sugar basket with swing handle and blue glass liner, Haseler Brothers, Birmingham 1897 (2)

LATE VICTORIAN NINE CARAT GOLD MEDALof oval form with applied lion rampant and engraved thistle design, presentation inscription to verso reading '1900 Glasgow Police, Tug of War Team, Winners of all 1st Prizes at Police Sports in Scotland and Challenge Cups at Motherwell, Glasgow, Partick & Airdrie and Shields at Dundee & Aberdeen, J. Drr Esqr Captain', marked .375 to verso, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1900, approximately 12g, 4cm long

Hunting interest:- A silver and enamel vesta case by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1914, engraved with scrolling foliage and centred to front with an enamel boss depicting a lady and gentleman riding in a hunt, with suspensory ring to left side, 4.2 cm. long Condition reportGood condition, some minor surface scratches to enamel

A circa 1907 believed Oliver Baker for Liberty's Tudric pewter bowl on three feet with cornelian cabouchons around the rim. Stamped to the foot ' Tudric ' 01128 Solkets ( W H Haseler ). Measures 20cm wide.

An Edward VII silver mustard with blue glass liner and associated spoon, maker Haseler Brothers, Chester 1904, together with a silver salt by Docker & Burn Ltd, Birmingham 1923

A George V silver tazza, maker Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1914, a Mappin & Webb silver cream jug, Birmingham 1923, and a W H Haseler Ltd silver dish, Birmingham 1937, crested, The Tinkers 1953, 9oz

An Edwardian silver wirework sugar caster with blue glass liner, the pierced domed cover with reeded finial, on a circular foot, Sheffield 1901 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, height approx 17.5cm, together with a silver circular salt with pierced scroll sides flanked by scroll tab handles, on scroll legs and paw feet, London 1904 by Haseler Brothers, width approx 15cm.

A cased set of six silver teaspoons having stylised enamelled terminals of different colours, Birmingham 1914, William Hair Haseler, and and HM silver clothes brush

An Edwardian pierced silver trumpet shaped vase, hallmarks for William Haer Haseler, Birmingham 1910, with shamrock decoration enclosing blue glass liner, terminating on circular foot, 23cm high, approx. 8ozt

A COLLECTION OF FOUR SILVER CIGARETTE CASES, Birmingham 1911, Birmingham 1929, Chester 1916 and William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1914, each engraved. Gross 12.7oz

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

A set of six silver William Hair Haseler grapefruit spoons, Birmingham 1936, 123g

A George V hallmarked silver sauce boat with shaped rim and leaf capped C-scroll handle, raised on three outswept legs with stepped lobed feet, Haseler Bros, London 1914, length 12.5cm, and a Georgian silver "Claret" decanter label, Thomas Phipps & Edward Robinson, London 1806, combined approx 2.6ozt (2).

Silver vesta case engraved with a view of the Scott Monument, by W H Haseler Birmingham, 1912

Pair of weighted silver art nouveau trumpet vases with open work sides and green glass liners, WH Haseler, Birmingham 1909, height 15cm. Condition report: hallmarks partly rubbed; minor dents and bending; no splits or repairs; glass liners good; one base has exposed filling; gross weight 477.7g.

A Victorian silver and cut glass inkstand, Edward John & Noble Haseler, Birmingham 1896, the scallop shell base with a pen rest, 11.5cm across, weight of weighable silver 3ozs.

An Art Nouveau silver pierced bonbon dish, having swing handle, of shaped form with embossed floral detail, makers mark for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1907, length 21.8cm Condition Report / Extra Information Swing handle works well.Pierced areas appear good and undamaged.No apparent faults.

ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER HINGED INKWELL WITH 'RIVETTED' BASE AND 3 BIFURCATED REEDED SCROLL HANDLES, BY WILLIAM HAIR HASELER, BIRMINGHAM 1904 (3.2 cm x 8 cm OVERALL) 99grams

A Birmingham silver foliate engraved case with vacant cartouche, makers mark for William Hair Haseler, 9 x 5.5cm together with a Chester silver vesta, 4cm high (2)

A silver hallmarked vesta case with rococo chase decoration by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913. 25.6g H4cm

A cased George V hallmarked silver set of six coffee spoons, length 11cm, with matching pair of tongs, William Hair Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1923, approx 2.7ozt.

Two George V hallmarked silver cigarette cases of rounded rectangular form, both overall engraved with foliate scrolls, one centred with shield shaped cartouche initialled "PRA", William Hair Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1911, the other initialled "WG 1927", Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1925, approx 5.1ozt (2).

A George V hallmarked silver cigarette case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1922, a hallmarked silver napkin ring and a white metal mount, approx combined 2.4ozt (3).

A silver sauce boat having scroll handle, shaped rim and trefoil pad feet, London 1912, Haseler Brothers, approx 110g

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER CANDLESTICK of Georgian design, having tapering stem on hexagonal base, considered to be Birmingham 1913, 20cm high, together with a PAIR OF NAPKIN RINGS by "Haseler & Bill", monogrammed "C", Birmingham 1923

An Edwardian silver rose bowl, by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1909, circular form, part-fluted decoration, on a circular form, plus another similar rose bowl, London 1903, diameters 15.8cm and 14cm, approx. weight 15.5oz. (2)

An early 20th century silver Capstan inkwell by William Haseler: Birmingham 1919 together with an engine turned double silver photograph frame.

HALLMARKED SILVER TWO HANDLED SUGAR BOWL, LONDON ASSAY, DATED 1912, BY HASELER BROTHERS

An Edward VII silver teaspoon with crossed rifle and target terminal, engraved initials, maker W H Haseler, and six various servers including fish knife, George III dessert spoon and a pickle fork

An Edwardian Art Nouveau silver pin tray, W. H. Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1905, the oval embossed body inset two enamel bosses. L. 14cm

An Edwardian art nouveau silver dish, W. H. Haseler, Birmingham 1905, of circular flower head form with pierced hexagonal border. W. 13cm

A George VI hallmarked silver vesta case of rectangular form with heart shaped cartouche to the corner of one side on foliate scroll engraved ground, with hinged lid and suspension ring, William Hare Haseler, Birmingham 1937, 5 x 4.5cm, approx 1ozt.

A group of seven English variously hallmarked silver engine turned decorated circular napkin rings with cast decorated borders and vacant cartouches (one initialled), including Henry Griffith & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1931, Haseler & Restall, Birmingham 1949 and FH Adams & Holman, Birmingham 1941, combined approx 3.4ozt (7).

Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts copper and enamelled clock case, the 4.5 inch dial designed by Archibald Knox, with stylised berry vine motif and Arabic numerals, above an enamel plaque attributed to Charles Fleetwood Varley, depicting a stormy coastal landscape, within a Hayle copper case, probably by J F Pool, planished effect, repousse decorated with motto 'Time and Tide Wait for No Man', 37cm wide, 24cm high Note: although pewter and silver examples of Liberty clocks, manufactured by Birmingham maker, Haseler, under trade names of Cymric and Tudric, appear regularly, relatively few copper examples exist. The copper work is likely to have been executed in Cornwall by one of the Hayle companies. A particular feature of Pool's work is the pressed planished effect finish which appears on most of their work, as well as the sharp edged, high definition repousse lettering and the rivetted construction. Fleetwood Varley became one of the most celebrated enamellers of the Arts and Crafts period, famous for his seascapes and landscapes which often appear inset into pewter and silver caskets. Although unsigned, this plaque, which measures 4.5cm x 13cm, is almost certainly by Varley.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER SUGAR BASKET, Haseler Brothers, Chester 1908, with swing handle and blue glass liner. 9cm excluding handle

Silver vesta case Birm makers mark rubbed 1920 William Haseler ?

AN EDWARDIAN SUGAR CASTOR of cylindrical form, with pull-off bayonet fitting cover, the wire-work body decorated with swags, blue glass liner, on a circular base, by Haseler Brothers, London 1906, 8" high

Cased flatware comprising, six silver rattail teaspoons, Sheffield 1924, makers mark of Cooper Brothers & Sons; five seal top silver teaspoons and a pair of sugar tongs, Birmingham 1922, makers mark of WH Haseler Ltd; silver christening spoon and fork with steel bladed knife, Birmingham 1962, makers mark of Bishton's Ltd; and a silver plated set of fish eaters by Walker & Hall, 170grs approx. of weighable silver

William Hair Haseler, a silver and enamel buckle, Birmingham 1905, 8cm x 4.5cm.

A Georgian pair of silver framed spectacles With oval lenses, one lens deficient, and extendable arms, bearing duty mark and lion passant, together with, two other pairs of spectacles, (a.f.), a silver cigarette case, profusely engraved with scroll decoration and a vacant cartouche, with a silver-gilt interior, by W H Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1945, an Edwardian silver vesta case monogrammed, by W J Myatt & Co., Birmingham 1907, (5) weight combined 3 troy oz

An Art and Crafts silver buckle design by William Hair Haseler for Liberty's, of shaped design, centred blue and green enamelled heart, Bimingham 1909, impressed number 00, weight 37 grams / 1.1 oz

A small silver Art and Crafts design bowl, by William Hair Haseler for Liberty's, decorated with 3 stylised hearts enamelled in greens and blues, Birmingham 1904, impressed number 2199, weight 95.4 grams / 3.0 oz

A George V silver ink well, W. H. Haseler Ltd, Birmingham, 1910, of domed circular form, loaded; a pair of silver toast racks, Sheffield, 1936, 85g in total; and a silver toast, Birmingham, 1936, 44.5g (4)

A SILVER FIDDLE AND SHELL PATTERN SAUCE LADLE, 17cm long, Newcastle 1856 by Lister & Sons; a set of five rattail pattern teaspoons by W.H. Haseler Ltd; two fiddle pattern teaspoons; three Old English pattern silver teaspoons and a vesta case, 7.8 troy oz (12)

An Edwardian hallmarked silver covered clear cut glass dressing table jar of cylindrical form, height 8cm, a matching rectangular example and a similar globular scent bottle, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1903 and 1908, also a silver backed circular hand mirror, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905 and silver covered bible and prayer book with cherubic motifs (6). CONDITION REPORT: Spine torn and heavy wear to the book. Postage within UK would cost £18 + VAT.

An Edward VII hallmarked silver navette shaped dish with rope twist decorated rim, raised on four bun feet, Haseler Bros, Chester 1907, 20.5 x 10cm, approx 3.4ozt.

A George V silver sovereign case of flat spherical form, with central hinge, hall-marked for W H Haseler, Birmingham 1913, weight 13 g / 0.4 ozt approx

A George V silver triple sovereign case of rectangular form with fleur de lys decoration, hall-marked for William Haseler, Birmingham 1911, weight 49 g approx