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An Edwardian silver seven bar toast rack by the Haseler Brothers, Chester 1908, each bar with concave sides below a flat top, all raised on four ball feet, 14cm wide, 4.75oz

William Hair Haseler silver pendant, in the form of a fishing creel with an agate fish on the lid, hallmarked Birmingham 1896 (Please see lot 25 for image)

A silver vesta case by W H Haseler, Birmingham 1915, modelled as a munitions shell of flattened section. 5.5cm

William H Haseler, a silver and enamel caddy spoon, Birmingham 1911, the floral cast decorative above blue/turquoise enamel, stamped 'W.H.H'

H...HASELER "View of the entrance of the River Exe", coloured print, 11" x 32"

A W. H. Haseler gold and moonstone brooch, probably retailed through Liberty & Co., having a central moonstone cabochon flanked by simple radiating leaves, 2.5cm wide, marked 'WHH' and '15ct'.

An Edwardian pair of oval sauce boats, inscribed and crested, with flying scroll handles, wavy rim, on three pad feet, by E.J. Haseler and N. Haseler, London 1902, together with a modern pair of Hanoverian rattail pattern sauce ladles, London 1977, 6.25in (16cm) max, 14oz. (4)

A W H Haseler Silver and Enamel Brooch, the blue and green enamel panel inscribed Cath and Neglect Not The Gift That is in Thee, Birmingham 1913, 4 cm, and a pewter and ceramic Ruskin style brooch 4.5 cm (2)

Matched silver and silver plated wirework condiment set comprising an Edwardian pepperette, Chester 1904 makers E.J. Haseler and N. Haseler, a pair of Sheffield plated boat shaped salts and an electroplated mustard pot, all with blue glass liners

Haseler. H. View of the River Exe, taken from Beacon Hill, Exmouth. Coloured aquatint, 9.25in x 31.75in. Engraved by F. C. Lewis and published by John Wallis, Sidmouth, 1818. Mounted, framed and glazed.

A PAIR OF LATE VICTORIAN SILVER SUGAR CASTERS having all over pierced decoration with ruby glass liners, London 1900, maker Haseler Bros

A VICTORIAN CASTER IN GEORGE III STYLE the vase shaped body with wirework sides and floral garlands, by Edward John and Noble Haseler, 1899, 17.5cm.; 5.25oz

A W.H. Haseler enamelled pendant, embellished with a spray resembling a fleur de lys exending from a blue and turquoise enamelled band, 3.5cm., stamped 'W.H.H' and 'Silver', suspended on chain.

An Edwardian silver cream jug by the Haseler Bros, Chester 1904, of plain helmet shape raised from a square pedestal foot, 12cm high, 3oz.

A decorative Edwardian sweetmeat basket, the oval half spirally lobed body with pierced foliate border, on spreading oval pedestal base, entwined swing handle, 8.5in wide, Edward and Noble Haseler, London 1901, 10oz

A late Victorian silver single cigar holder engraved with foliate scrolls, Birmingham 1898 by W H Haseler, 13cm long (5 in)

A set of four late Victorian silver apostle-end serving spoons with rat tail bowls, Chester and London 1904 by Haseler and Haseler, in a case

A silver helmet cream jug by the Haseler Bros, London 1910, the body plain below a moulded edge, raised on a square foot, 12.5cm, 3oz .

A Liberty & Co beaten pewter mantel timepiece, circa 1905, the 3.5" circular mottled blue and green enamel dial with copper chapter ring and Roman numerals within a leaf border and beaten pewter body work on a cushion moulded plinth with vacant presentation plaque, French movement, impressed 'Made in England, English Pewter 01156 and Solkets' and crossed flowers motif for W H Haseler, Birmingham, 7" high, 11.5" wide

A Liberty & Co., Cymric silver teapot and matching sugar bowl, produced by W.H. Haseler & Co., Birmingham 1905, teapot with crown finial and handle decorated with hearts and roundels upon a hammered background and on ball feet.

A W.H. Haseler Arts and Crafts silver bowl, the shallow circular vessel supported on four scrolling strap feet, pierced with a foliate motif where they join the rim, 8.75cm. diameter, stamped 'W.H.H' for Birmingham 1906.

A W.H. Haseler Celtic-style brooch, probably retailed through Liberty &Co., of almost winged shape with central enamelled panel flanked by interwoven knots, 4cm. wide, stamped 'WHH' and 'Silver' (part of enamel retouched)

A VICTORIAN INKSTAND the oval pierced base with gadrooned borders, the two bottles with silver mounts, by Edward, John and Noble Haseler, Birmingham, 1897, 21cm. wide; 15.25oz all in

A group of silver christening items, comprising; a waisted mug embossed with a cartouche and foliate scrolls with a loop handle, Birmingham 1908 by William Hair Haseler, a straight tapering mug with a scroll handle and a moulded girdle, Birmingham 1918 by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, and a floral engraved spoon and fork, Sheffield 1902, in a case

ARCHIBALD KNOX a silver cigarette box, William Haseler, Birmingham, 1906, slightly hammered surface, the cover engraved with stylised motifs and applied with turquoise, 14cm., 5in. wide

BUTCHER, Rev. EDMUND. Sidmouth Scenery; Or, Views of the Principal Cottages & Residences of the Nobility and Gentry . . . Sidmouth, Printed for John Wallis, at the Marine Library (1817). 8vo., cont. mottled calf gilt (upper joint just cracking). Additional engraved title with vignette, folding frontispiece, and 20 plates, all hand coloured aquatints by D. Havell after H. Haseler. Engraved map at end. List of subscribers. Bookplate of John Eyre.

HASELER, H., illus. Scenery on the Southern Coast of Devonshire; Comprising Picturesque Views . . . Sidmouth, Published by John Wallis, at the Marine Library, 1819. Oblong 4to., old half calf, with calf label lettered in gilt on upper cover. 30 hand coloured aquatint views by D. Havell after H. Haseler, and H. Cornish. Signature of W. H. Shore on verso of free endpaper.

A W.H. Haseler circular pendant, possibly retailed through Liberty & Co, centred with a mother-of-pearl plaque flanked by interwoven stems and berries, punctuated with three turquoise-coloured paste studs, 2.3cm diameters, stamped 'WHH' and '925'

A compressed round teapot with composition handle and finial, London 1916 by Haseler and Haseler, 16cm diameter (6.25 in), 556g gross (17.75 oz)

A RECTANGULAR CARD CASE, bright cut trophy within a bow, maker William Haseler, Birmingham 1907

A W.H. Haseler silver cigarette case, possibly retailed through Liberty & Co., of rectangular shape, on the edges of the hinged cover decorated with geometric and foliate banding, otherwise plain, 9cm.x 7.8cm., marked 'W.H.H.' for Birmingham 1922

A set of six W. H. Haseler enamelled silver coffee spoons, each with a oval bowl and a slender handle with foliate terminal, the detail heightened with coloured enamels, each 11.5cm, marked 'W.H.H.' for Birmingham 1906, fitted case.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts hammered silver trinket dish, maker William Haseler

A Liberty & Co enamelled pendant, of almost shield shape embellished with stems of honesty in relief against a ground of shaded blue, green and orange enamels, with honesty loop for suspension, 5cm. long, marked 'WHH' for Haseler and 'Silver'.