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A SILVER MATCHBOX COVER IN THE ART NOUVEAU TASTE, W H HASELER LTD, BIRMINGHAM, 1910, after a design by Archibald Knox, the cover inset with a shaded blue/green "Celtic" roundel. 6cm

Military fobs, medalets, cap badges and sundry, including: 9 carat gold and enamel medal by W. H. Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1913, for the ‘Worthington Evans Cup’, 3.2cm long, in a fitted case; two other 9 carat and enamel gold medals, in cases (18.2g gross); silver army sports medalets, many Hampshire Regiment, including: a silver medal by B. H. Joseph & Co., Birmingham 1913, for the ‘Army Football Association Cup’, 3.1cm long, in a fitted case; a silver and enamel medal by Henry Slingsby & Son, Birmingham 1910, for the ‘Aldershot Football Association’, 3.3cm long; eight other silver medals; together with other badges and other items

W.H. Haseler for Liberty & Co, a pewter three piece tea service, comprising "Cosy" teapot, cream jug, no. 0352; and two handled sugar bowl, no. 0352; each piece with hammered finish, stamped marks. Teapot 17cm

A late Victorian silver and enamel ashtray, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1898, the pierced broad rim chased with C-scrolls and applied with four enamel panels depicting a mounted jockey, champagne bottle and glass, dancer and a jack of clubs. 0.75 troy ozs, 8cm

A pair of Arts and Crafts copper and enamel vases by William Haseler, makers stamp to the base W.H.H.LD, a/f, height 18cms

A Liberty & Co pewter biscuit box and cover, model number 0194, designed by Archibald Knox and made by W Haseler & Co, c.1905, 15cm square.£100-200

An Edwardian silver tobacco pot with chased decoration, hallmarked William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1903, 2oz approx

A LIBERTY & CO. PEWTER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE BY W H HASELER LTD., STAMPED MARKS AND 01075, EARLY 20TH C

George V silver sovereign case by William Haseler the top engraved with fleur de lys decoration, Birmingham 1911

George V silver vesta case of plain curved form by William Hair Haseler Birmingham 1923

A William H Haseler silver vase designed by Archibald Knox, probably retailed by Liberty & Co, flaring trumpet form, cast in low relief with stylised foliage stems stamped marks, WHH, Birmingham 1910 23.5cm. high.

A LIBERTY & CO PEWTER BISCUIT BOX AND COVER DESIGNED BY ARCHIBALD KNOX AND MADE BY W H HASELER & COcast with stylised honesty,11cm h, stamped marks and 0194, c1905Slight dents and scratches, complete and not split or repaired

Silver caster of inverted pear shape with Art Nouveau embossed decoration, by Haseler Brothers, 1902, 8oz.

Edwardian cased set of silver and enamel harlequin coffee spoons, with fan tail coloured terminals by William Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1909 together with a cased set of Epns teaspoons and matching sugar tongs (2)

A small silver toast rack with a shell shaped base on four bun feet, Birmingham 1898, makers mark Haseler Brothers, approx 95.7g

A silver ladies purse hallmarked William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1916, 3oz approx.

A silver baluster pepper mill with Peugeot action, J. B. Chatterley & Sons Ltd., London 1934, engraved for the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, to/w an oval silver mustard with blue glass liner, Haseler & Bill, Chester 1922, engraved for the Royal Colombo Yacht Club and a set of six enamelled silver coffee spoons, decorated with yacht pennants, Sheffield 1929 (3)

A GEORGE V SILVER BACKED HAND MIRROR, by W.H. Haseler Ltd, with engine turned centre and diamond pattern border AND A PAIR OF MATCHING BRUSHES, Birmingham, 1911 (3) EST 20-30

A pair of Edwardian silver two-handled salt cellars,by The Haseler Brothers, London 1907,oval form, reeded borders and loop handles, on a raised oval foot, gilded bowls, length 12.7cm, approx. weight 6.5oz. (2)

A set of six Edwardian drum pattern mustard pots, by Haseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler), Birmingham 1905, the hinged covers with '3rd Bn Durham Light Infantry insignia, shell-back thumbpiece, scroll handle, blue glass liners (one missing), 2in. (5cms) high; and six associated silver mustard spoons, four silver two plated.

A set of six Edwardian table salts, by Haseler brothers, Chester 1903, of plain circular form on bun feet, inscribed with '3rd Bn Durham Light Infantry' insignia, blue glass liners, 2in. (5cms) diameter.

A Liberty arts and crafts copper bowl by William H Haseler, hammered and turned with central celtic knot roundel on a footed base, marked, 20.5cm diameter, 6cm high Note: Birmingham makers W H Haseler produced metalwork for Liberty and Co. from 1898. Best known for their pewter (Tudric) and silver (Cymric) ranges, their copper production is not well documented and rarely appears on the market.

Edward VII silver sugar castor, with pierced and floral decoration, on round foot, by Haseler Brothers., London, 1906, 5.5oz, (lacking glass liner),

An Art Nouveau 15ct gold, moonstone and cabochon sapphire brooch by William Hair Haseler for Liberty & Co. Stamped W.H.H. with gold leaves flanked by 2 oval moonstones and a central sapphire. approx 3cm wide. approx 2.8g.

A George VI hallmarked silver three piece cruet set comprising a pepper and a pair of open salts with blue glass liners, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1938/39.

An Edwardian silver mustard, by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, London 1903, of navette form, the wirework body over an oval reeded foot, 7cm high, complete with blue glass liner, together with an Old English pattern mustard spoon by George Guirren Rhoden, Sheffield 1905, 4.25oz

A three piece silver cruet, Neo-classical style with blue glass liners. Haseler Brothers. London 1903. Wt. 8oz

A silver sugar shaker. Neo-classical style with blue glass liner Haseler Brothers, London 1903. Wt. 4oz

A silver basket, neo-classical style with blue glass liner, Haseler Brothers. Chester 1903. Wt. 4½oz

A set of four George V silver salts of circular form raised on hoof feet, London 1913 and 1914, and three matched spoons, Chester 1914, by Haseler Brothers, together with a silver mustard of cylindrical form with hinged lid, Chester 1911 by Haseler Brothers and a matched spoon.

A George V silver Vesta Case, by William Hair Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham, 1915, of square form, with vacant cartouche and foliate scroll decoration, 1½in (4cm) high, together with another silver vesta case, by Marples & Co, hallmarked Birmingham, 1901, with foliate scroll decoration, 1¾in (4.5cm) high (2)

A Victorian silver Vesta Case, by William Hair Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham, 1900, of rectangular form, with vacant cartouche and foliate decoration, 1⅞in (4.75cm) high, together with another silver vesta case, smaller, by Thomas Hayes, hallmarked Birmingham, 1896, with vacant shield-shaped cartouche and foliate decoration, 1½in (4.5cm) high (2)

A silver sauce boat Chester 1920 maker E J H, C B approx. 10 troy oz. Haseler and Bill

An Edwardian silver condiment set and stand, the boat shaped stand with gadrooned rim fitted with mustard, salt and pepper caster, Chester 1907 by Haseler Brothers, length approx 20.5cm.

Haseler Arts & Crafts pewter jug; other pewter items; a Marli Horse; and other items

A five piece silver mounted dressing table set, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909/10, comprising; a hand mirror, two hair brushes and two clothes brushes, all with engraved bow and garland decoration, together with a matched silver mounted comb (6)

Four silver heart shaped boxes, comprising: a Victorian trinket box by William Comyns & Sons, London 1884, the domed cover with a vacant heart shaped reserve on embossed lobing, the sides conforming, with later green fabric lining, 11cm (4 1/4in) long; a small trinket box by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, Birmingham 1918, the hinged cover with a vacant reserve on a linear engraved ground, on three fleurs de lys feet, 7.5cm (3in) long; a late Victorian pill box by Rolason Brothers, Birmingham 1893, the cover and sides embossed with a mille fleurs pattern, the interior gilt, 3.7cm (1 3/8in) long; and a vesta case by W. H. Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1911, with a vacant shield reserve and scroll foliate engraving, the interior gilt, 4.2cm (1 5/8in) long

"William Hair Haseler silver card case on a chain, scroll & foliate decoration, Birmingham 1909, 10.6cm w"

A George V hallmarked silver twin handled pedestal trophy cup, with engraved inscription 'The Champion Cup Given By Lincolnshire Red Short Horn Association', William Hair Haseler Birmingham 1926/7, height 20cm, approx weight 24oz

A Victorian oval silver mustard with blue glass liner, Daniel John Welby, London 1885, to/w a small drum mustard, Haseler & Bill, Birmingham 1898 (2)

HASELER LTD. A SILVER VESTA CASE, having bright cut decoration, and ANOTHER by a different maker, mixed assays

HASELER LTD A THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SET of oblong baluster form, each having plain body with ornamental monogram, raised on four pad feet, Birmingham, 1912, 700g

George V silver vesta case, rounded rectangular with engraved foliate scroll decoration, 3.5 cm long, Birmingham 1915, maker William H. Haseler

A lady`s 18ct gold pocket watch with white face bearing Arabic numerals, a 9ct gold photograph locket engraved with flowers, a gold chain with horn, a 15ct gold, blister pearl and turquoise brooch, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1910, a gentleman`s 9ct gold Ingersol wristwatch, belcher chain, gentleman`s signet ring, lady`s wristwatch and a three colour 9ct gold Russian wedding ring.

"William Hair Haseler silver and enamel ashtray, decorated with enamel `cards` of the `Vices of Man`, Drinking, Women, Horse Racing and Cards, with rests for smoking, Birmingham 1898 "

A Victorian Silver Letter Knife, as a Scottish basket hilted broadsword, 21cm long, hallmarks for Birmingham 1900, by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, 1oz 8dwt

A set of four Edwardian silver salts, each circular body on three ball feet, together with four matching spoons, Chester 1909 by Haseler Brothers, cased.

An Edward VII silver sugar caster, by Haseler Brothers, Chester 1902, with a pierced domed cover, the ovoid body with waved shoulders and bead rim, decorated in relief with bow linked swags, on a swept pedestal with square base, 22.5cm high, approximate weight 11oz.

A George V hallmarked silver vesta case, WH Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1925, 8.5cm, approx 2.5oz.

A three-piece bachelor`s coffee set, by W. H. Haseler, Birmingham 1927, tapering square form, canted corners, moulded border, scroll handles, height 14cm, approx. weight 17oz. (3)

By W. Haseler, a pair of Edwardian silver and enamel napkin rings, Birmingham 1904, circular form, with vari-coloured enamel decoration, diameter 4.7cm, approx. weight 2.4oz. (2)

Pair of George V silver pepper pots with turned finials and blue glass liners, by Haseler Brothers, London 1923, 10 cm high together with a pair of Adam style pierced oval salts complete with blue glass liners, makers mark for Thomas Bradbury, London, 1957, 5cm high (4)

Six George VI silver and harlequin enameled Art Deco coffee spoons, W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham, 1937, cased, 38g

"Novelty William Hair Haseler silver and enamel ashtray, decorated with enamel `cards` of the `Vices of Man`, Drinking, Women, Horse Racing and Cards, with rests for smoking, Birmingham 1898"

"Art Nouveau style silver bookmark with a fairy finial and inscription, by D.P., London 1992, and an Art Nouveau coffee spoon with an enamelled finial, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1905, (2)"

A late Victorian silver purse, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham. of handbag form, flat-chased throughout with leaves, scrolls and a cartouche, with monogram, attached with a chain handle, 94g; an Edwardian silver purse, Samuel M. Levi, Birmingham, 1904, the shaped rectangular body chased with C-scrolls, leaves, flowers, scales and two vacant cartouches, attached with a chain handle, 79g; and a silver purse, indecipherable maker`s and date marks, Birmingham, the purse shaped body with reed and ribbon rim at opening, chased with a festoon, with monogram, attached with a chain handle, 64g (3)

A pair of Edwardian pierced silver bud vases with green glass liners, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906; together wit a pair of small oval pierced bon-bon dishes, maker Maples and Co., Birmingham 1906

An Edwardian silver three section cigar case, Birmingham 1904 by William H. Haseler Ltd, together with a silver circular powder compact with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1936.

AN EDWARDIAN VASE SHAPED SUGAR CASTER with wirework sides & a blue glass liner, by E.J & N. Haseler, London 1905; 6.75" (17.2 cms) high; 5.2 oz weighable silver

"A silver cream jug with pie crust edge and flying scroll handle on three hoof feet, Haseler Bros, London 1910, 13cm long, 2.5oz "