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Chester 1919/20: Silver salt, pepper and mustard pots with original blue glass linings by Haseler and Bill, 134.8g.

A GEORGE V SILVER CIGAR CASE, WILLIAM HAIR HASELER, BIRMINGHAM 1914, possibly made for Liberty & Co., three sections, engraved with leafy scrolls and monogrammed. 3.53oz, 13cm by 6.5cm

An Art Nouveau silver and enamelled pendant, the elongated shape with Celtic knots to the shoulders and two reserves enamelled in blue / green designed by Archibald Knox, Liberty Jewellery Sketch No. 8149 (by W H Haseler, Birmingham, 1904) (for illustration see Victor Arwas "Liberty Style" - J63 Pages 71/77 and Stephen A Martin "Archibald Knox" Page 255 and 260), 4.2 cm x 3 cm, together with one volume Victor Arwas "Liberty Style" published by Parco 1983, printed paper and boards (ILLUSTRATED)

An Art Nouveau silver and enamelled pendant of stylised batwing form in the manner of Archibald Knox, the wings decorated in green / turquoise enamels to the front and in turquoise enamel verso (by W H Haseler), stamped verso "WHH - Silver", 3.5 cm x 3.2 cm, together with a well made handcrafted neck chain in white metal (probably silver, unmarked) (ILLUSTRATED)

A Haseler silver Art Nouveau brooch, with turquoise and baroque pearl, together with other silver jewellery.

A cased set of six Art Deco silver coffee spoons, maker W.H. Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1923.

The British Nun Club, a silver and enamel medal, W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1910, the enamel roundel depicting a pigeon, in a Birmingham Medal Co. case

An Edwardian silver menu holder, modelled as a knight, probably Richard the Lionheart, Chester 1907 by Haseler Brothers, height approx 4cm, a silver lid and a silver box (hinge lid cover missing).

A pair of Edwardian silver sauce boats, by Edward and Noble Haseler, London 1902, oval form, wavy edge border, leaf capped scroll handle, on three lion mask paw feet, length 15.8cm, approx. weight 10oz. (2)

A Tudric Moorcroft pottery trumpet shaped vase, "Wisteria" pattern on a deep blue ground, raised on a beaten pewter circular foot, stamped to base "H Made in England Tudric Moorcroft 01310", 16.3 cm high (these wares were made by Haseler`s initially for Liberty`s and subsequently sold to other retailers) (ILLUSTRATED)

A Tudric Moorcroft vase "Eventide" pattern, raised on a beaten pewter spreading circular foot, stamped to base "Made in England Tudric Moorcroft 01359", 18.5 cm high (these wares were made by Haseler`s initially for Liberty`s and subsequently sold to other retailers) (ILLUSTRATED)

A 9 carat gold rectangular pill box by Asprey & Co., London 1935, 2.6cm (1in) wide; and a 9 carat gold long hexagonal vesta case by Haseler & Bill (E. J. Haseler & C. Bill), Birmingham 1923, with a sanded card rasp, 4cm (15/8in) high, each engine turned, 33.5g gross

A Silver Art Nouveau Pendant, manufactured by Haseler, supplier to Liberty & Co., design attributed to Archibald Knox, of quatrefoil form, enamelled in blue and green, on a figaro link chain, pendant measures 2.6cm by 3.6cm, chain length 46cm

EDWARD JOHN HASELER & NOBLE HASELER A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER MUSTARDS of squat baluster form with shell thumb plates, on three hoof feet, Birmingham, 1895, together with one spoon"

"Silver cream jug of helmet form on three volute feet, makers mark of Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, London 1898, and a mustard pot and spoon, blue glass liner, makers mark HA, Sheffield 1901, 178grs"

A set of four Edwardian silver pin dishes, each in the form of a clover leaf, London and Chester 1903 by Haseler Brothers.

A quantity of silver and silver plate to include a small twin-handled navette shaped urn on rectangular base, Haseler Brothers Birmingham date mark indistinct, three silver mounted hobnail cut glass cylindrical dressing table jars of varying sizes and weighted silver handle, all Drew & Sons London 1907, a brass Art Nouveau fruit dish with glass bowl together with various other items of brass, plate and pewter. (a lot)

W.H. HASELER FOR LIBERT & CO., ARTS & CRAFTS OPENWORK SILVER SCROLL BROOCH, butterfly shaped with oval green and orange enamelled centre, 1 1/4" wide, makers mark `W.H.H`, Birmingham 1905

A LATE VICTORIAN SMALL PEDESTAL CREAM JUG of vase form with a part-fluted body & a loop handle, by Messrs. Haseler & Haseler, Birmingham 1890; 5.3" (13 cms) high; 3 oz

AN EDWARDIAN HANDMADE CUP & COVER with twin handles and chased decoration around the foot, lower bowl & cover, by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham 1907 (loaded base) and another handmade cup with wire tendril handles and applied bead decoration, by A.E. Jones, Chester 1913, both inscribed; the latter 6.7" (17 cms) high; 10 oz weighable silver (2)

A late Victorian hallmarked silver circular open wirework and Bristol blue glass lidded mustard with stepped cover and scrolled finial, with removable liner (af), by Edward John & Noble Haseler, London 1899/1900, height 10cm, diameter 6cm, weight approx 3oz (illustrated)

A George V hallmarked silver circular drum form lidded mustard with shell shaped thumb piece and shaped handle, with Bristol blue glass liner by Haseler & Bill, Birmingham 1923/24, diameter 7cm, height 7.5cm, weight approx 3.5oz (illustrated)

A George V hallmarked silver circular lidded mustard with ornamental lid, scrolled handle and shell form thumb piece, by EJ Haseler & C Bill, Birmingham 1923/24, height 7.5cm, diameter 6.8cm, weight approx 4oz (illustrated)

A pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver open-work oval lidded mustards with clear glass liners and ridged handle and arched thumb piece, makers mark for Haseler Brothers, London 1902/3, weight approx 6oz, (one liner af) (illustrated)

An Edward VII hallmarked silver and enamelled napkin ring, having green and blue enamelled Art Nouveau decoration, made by William Hare Haseler, Birmingham 1905/06, diameter 5cm (illustrated)

An Edward VII hallmarked silver and blue enamelled bar brooch, initialled LCH, made by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1902/03, length 3cm

A three-piece silver condiment set of basket form with blue glass liners, Haseler Bros, London, 1913, 5.9 oz net

"Silver pierced circular sweetmeat basket with swing handle, by William H Haseler, Birmingham 1910, 10cm dia, 54grs"

A Liberty & Co patinated copper hall mirror, the design attributed to William Hair Haseler, hammered rectangular form each corner set with turquoise ceramic stones applied ivorine label to reverse, stamped monogram to one corner 65 x 45cm.

WILLIAM HAIR HASELER An Arts & Crafts silver and blue enamel brooch, initialled `L.C.H.`, Birmingham 1902 or 1927, 1 1/4" across

A George III style silver pedestal cream jug, by Haseler Bros., London 1896, helmet-shaped semi-gadrooned with a gadrooned rim and leaf capped `S` scroll handle, 12cms, (5") and a late Victorian two-handled porringer by Henry Stratford Lea, London 1900, 8cms, (3"), (2).

A silver and enamel cigarette case, by W. Haseler, Birmingham 1924, rectangular form, embossed with a vase of flowers with back enamel flower heads, stylised borders, length 8.5cm, approx. weight 3oz.

A LATE VICTORIAN ART NOUVEAU PENDANT of shaped oval outline with an `open` centre, decorated top & bottom with blue & green enamel panels, maker`s mark of William Hair Haseler, c.1900; 2.7" (6.8 cms) high; 0.5 oz

"W.H. Haseler, a copper bowl on raised foot, with blue green enamelling, stamped marks two acorns, and registered design C.1910"

An Edwardian silver hot water jug, by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, London 1901, the vase shaped body plain with a beaded wavy girdle below a narrow collar with flared spout, hinged cover with a wrythen finial with wooden loop handle, all raised on a square foot, 22.25cm, 12.5oz

AN ART NOUVEAU ENAMEL AND SILVER BROOCH, by William Hair Haseler, impressed `Silver` and makers mark to the reverse, 1 1/4" across.

An Art & Crafts gold and opal pendant, by W H Haseler, the wire frame decorated with leaves and bead clusters with a centre oval cabochon opal and three circular cabochon opals rub set in frames with a fine bead edge. An oval cabochon opal pendant drop below with a bead edge bail above, marked for W H Haseler and possibly retailed by Liberty & Co., marked 15ct

A pair of Edwardian silver mustard pots, by Noble Haseler and Edward Haseler, Chester 1907 and 1909, circular form, pierced decoration, scroll handles, hinged covers, blue glass liners, plus two silver mustard spoons, height 4.3cm, approx. weight 1,6oz. (2)

A collection of silver, comprising: a pair of five bar wishbone toast racks on ball feet, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1904, 8.5 cm long, a drum mustard with gadroon borders, by Haseler & Bill, Birmingham 1924, 7.5 cm high to top of shell thumb piece, a three piece Albany pattern christening set, by Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd, London 1908/9, monogrammed, in fitted case, another two five bar toastracks and an assortment of 32 teaspoons/coffee spoons including two sets of British hallmarks in old English/rat tail pattern, 1935, three butter knives and three silver plated teaspoons, 31oz weighable silver

SILVER - "HASELER & GILL A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER PEDESTAL CREAM JUG having plain tapered body, swept handle, on square foot, Chester, 1904, 86g"

HASELER (20TH CENTURY) - Kneeling nude, oil on board, signed and dated 86, 18" x 15".

A novelty silver pin cushion in the form of a shoe, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1908, of plain polished form, 11cm long

A near pair of silver novelty pepperettes in the form of milk churns, one Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings Shepherd, London 1885, and one Haseler Brothers, Birmingham 1888, 5cm high (2)

A pair of Edward VII hallmarked silver pierced peppers with blue glass liners, Haseler Bros, Chester 1901.

Four George V hallmarked silver sliding vesta cases, Adie Bros, Birmingham 1924 (engraved), Lindsay & Paisley Ltd, Birmingham 1925 (engraved to interior), engine turned example by Adams & Co, Birmingham 1926 (engraved initials) and William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1925 (4).

An Edwardian silver sugar caster, of urn form with pierced lid, the body with ribbon and swag decoration London 1906, maker Haseler Brothers, 17cm high

A W H HASELER & CO. PEWTER LIDDED JUG DESIGNED BY ARCHIBALD KNOX FOR LIBERTY & CO. STAMPED MARKS INCLUDING SOLKETS AND 0967 EARLY 20TH C

"HASELER BROS. A GEORGIAN STYLE SILVER PEDESTAL MILK AND MATCHING SUGAR having all over pressed foliate and swag decoration and crimped foot rims, London 1905, 216g."

An Edward VII silver mustard pot possibly retailed by Liberty, with marks for Birmingham 1906 and makers mark of William Hair Haseler, the mustard pot with blue glass liner and associated silver mustard spoon, 2 1/4" high.

An Edwardian silver pierced ‘lighthouse’ sugar caster by Haseler Bros, London 1904, with a twist spire finial, a bayonet fixing and scroll piercing, 19.5cm (7.75in) high, with a blue glass liner; and a Victorian ogee baluster pedestal sugar caster by Thomas Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield 1882, with a twist spire finial, a dot pierced domed cover and a circular foot, 430g (13.85 oz) gross weighable

A PAIR OF EDWARD VII SILVER PIN CUSHIONS modelled as fledgling birds, Birmingham 1905, maker`s mark of William Hair Haseler, 4cms high.

A silver hotwater jug, by Edward John Haseler and Noble Haseler, London 1911, the vase shaped body raised from a square foot, the upper body waisted below a flared covered spout with cover having a wrythen finial, ebonised loop handle, 23cm, 16.4oz

Edwardian Art Nouveau design hammered silver three piece tea service by Norman & Ernest Spittle of squat form having embossed stylised foliate decoration, Birmingham 1903 together with a pair of Arts & Crafts hammered silver sugar tongs, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905

SILVER "HASELER BROTHERS A SMALL VICTORIAN SILVER PITCHER of plain baluster form with tubular handle, London 1890"

A PAIR OF GEORGE III SILVER PEPPERETTES, JABEZ DANIELL & JAMES MINCE, LONDON, 1767 baluster with reeded borders, one cover with missing finial, 11cm high; together with a George V silver mustard pot, Thomason & Haseler Brothers Ltd., London, 1911, cylindrical pale and diaperwork pierced body, blue glass liner, 7cm high; a pair of Edwardian silver salt cellars, Faraday & Davey, London, 1903, three footed cauldron form, blue glass liners, 5cm diameter; and a silver salt cellar, Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birmingham, 1920, almost hemispherical, on stepped rim foot, 5.5cm diameter 333gr (10oz) (6)

THREE SILVER MUSTARD POTS one plain oval with reeded rims, lid rising to an urn-shaped finial, angular handle, W.H. Haseler Ltd., London, 1901, 11cm long; one oval with two bands of palework piercing, domed lid, scroll handle, James Dixon & Sons Ltd., Sheffield, 1900, 11cm long; and one plain bell-shaped, lid with onion dome finial, angular handle, with loaded base and fixed blue glass liner, Sydney & Co., Birmingham, 1918, 9cm wide 225gr. (7oz) excluding loaded example and two blue glass liners (3)

A Victorian oval mustard, the domed hinged lid surmounted by an urn finial, the body with pierced vertical decoration, maker`s mark of Haseler Brothers, London 1895; and another by the same maker, of similar shape but with more elaborate pierced decoration, London 1898, each with blue glass liner and associated spoon, total approx. weight 5 1/2 troy oz (2)

A mixed lot of silver including; various maker`s and dates, a pair of circular salt cellars, on three stepped feet, by Haseler and Haseler, Chester 1916/17, a modern wine taster, retailed by Tessier, London 1966, a card case/aide memoire, Chester 1912, a miniature three-handled cup, and a small embossed vase. approx weight 14.5oz. (6)

Scotland: Clan Badges (2), one no motto, 1915, one 1960, John Fraser of Inverness (d. 2005); Agricultural medals (2), 1871, to Sir Stirling Maxwell of Keir, both for Fillys; Curling medals (2), Royal Caledonian Club, one 1911; Loch Levan Skating Club, shaped medal with town and river-scape, Birmingham 1898, maker W. H. Haseler; Dumfries Hockey Club, presentation `shield` to Miss Scott Elliot, the secretary, on her marriage, 1897. £120-150 W. H. Haseler`s work associated with Liberty`s

A pair of Liberty design napkin rings, each Birmingham 1904, William Haseler, and set with various coloured roundels of circular form (2)