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A silver cigarette case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, with engine turned decoration, and another by Turner & Simpson, Birmingham, 303gms (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

Weem (Perthshire) Agricultural Association, 1903, a silver award medal by W.H. Haseler (Presented by Mr Duncan Cameron, Kinloch Rannoch, for the Best Collie Dog or Bitch), rev. (Won by W. McLeish), hallmarked Birmingham, 1902, 57mm, 50.30g. With ornate leaf and thistle border and suspension loop, good very fine, rare £60-£80

rounded rectangular form with ribbon & reed borders, wire-work sides and scroll handles, (blue glass liners), by Haseler Brothers, London 1913, together with 3 non-matching condiment spoons; the case 10.75" (27.2cm) long; 11.1ozt (6). *CR A bit of wear, minor bending to the arms, quite pitted all over and the case a bit scrappy Please contact Connor for further information connor.swanwick@lawrences.co.uk.

A group of silver, comprising: a George III soup ladle, London, 1803, Thomas Oliphant (or Ollivant), old English pattern, with initials engraved to handle, 35cm long; two Edwardian spoons, Sheffield, 1905, Roberts & Belk Ltd., with shaped bowls, with engraved initials and bearing a flower decoration to handle, 18.5cm long; two open salts, Birmingham, one 1910 and the other 1911, William Aitken, with undulating rim, on three ball feet, 4.8cm diameter; a teaspoon, Birmingham, 1928, G Unite & Sons & Lyde Ltd., old English pattern, 13cm long; a souvenir spoon, Birmingham, 1934, William Hair Haseler, produced for the Silver Jubilee, 10cm long; a thimble, Chester, 1923, maker's mark rubbed; a set of six coffee spoons, Sheffield, 1940, Francis Howard Ltd., in fitted case, 9.6cm long; and two pairs of sugar nips, marks rubbed; together with a group of silver plate, comprising: a serving spoon, fork and spatula, in fitted case, the spatula - 27.5cm long; a set of six spoons and a pair of sugar nips, in fitted case, the spoons - 11.4cm long; two pierced napkin rings, with beaded rims; and four coffee spoons with figural terminals, total weighable silver approx. 15.7oz (lot)

A small group of silver, comprising: a cigarette case, Birmingham, 1931, John Rose, with engine turned design and cartouche to cover, 9cm wide, 6cm high; a card case, Birmingham, 1936, William Neale & Son Ltd., with engine turned design, 6.3cm wide, 8.7cm high; a vesta case, Birmingham, 1920, Rolason Brothers, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another example, Birmingham, 1902, W G Keight & Co, with cartouche, engraved with scrolling foliate motif; another of rectangular curved form, Birmingham, 1927, maker's mark rubbed; another example with striped design, Birmingham, 1914, W Coulthard Ltd.; another of plain circular form, Birmingham, 1904, Rotherham & Sons (John Rotherham); another of plain squared form, Birmingham, 1910, W H Haseler Ltd; another of rectangular form, marks rubbed, with engine turned design; a small case, Birmingham, 1922, Cohen & Charles, of hexagonal form, with guilloche enamel plaque to cover, mirror to interior; a match box holder, London, 1967, Asprey & Co Ltd; and another example, marks indistinct, with initials engraved and engine turned design; together with another match box holder, stamped STERLING and marked BIRKS, with initials engraved, gross weight approx. 11.2oz (lot)  Condition Report: Weight doesn't include the last match box holder of the catalogue description. 

A matched late Victorian silver three piece tea set, maker's Haseler Brothers and John Round & Son Ltd, Birmingham, 1899 and Sheffield, 1900, gross weight 19.3oz.

A George V silver vesta case, engine turned, 50mm, by W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1923, 18dwts Light wear

Silver engine-turned cigarette case, W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1935, 10 x 8.5cm, gross weight 126 grams

An Arts and Crafts silver pepper pot, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1904, reticulated cuboid form, embossed with knotted leafy tendrils to each panel, on acanthus bracket feet, blue glass liner, 8.5cm high, 1.34oztSome dents and wear otherwise okay

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1920, the central roundel with stylised bud motifs in blue green and brown enamel, 4.5cm long, 0.75ozt

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled sovereign case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913, cushioned bun form, the central roundel with three leaves, in blue green enamel, 3.2cm diameter

Tudric claret jug, circa 1903, 35.3 cm high. Pewter produced by W.H. Haseler, Birmingham for Liberty & Co., London, England. Underside impressed RD427836/0264/TUDRIC/0264 Literature: A. J. Tilbrook and Gordon House, The Designs of Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., London, 1976, p. 117 for a similar example Stephen A Martin, Archibald Knox, London, 2001, pp. 69, 188 for a similar example. Estimate: £800-1,000

Five various silver napkin rings; a silver topped preserve pot, makers Haseler & Bill, Chester 1922; a silver topped dressing table trinket pot, a miniature silver trophy and a mother-of-pearl handled fruit knife (q)

Edwardian silver card case of curved form, starburst decoration with engraved monogram to the central circular cartouche, makers mark rubbed, hallmarked Chester 1908, dimensions approx 8 x 4.5cm; together with an early 20th century silver card holder, chased foliate scroll decoration to the front and verso, vacant shield shaped cartouche, makers W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1910, dimensions approx 8 x 4cm (l x h) (2)

Two George V silver fob vestas, having engraved floral decoration and initials, both William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1912 and 1915, 46 g gross, largest 48 x 39 mm

W.H HASELER LTD; a George V hallmarked silver cigarette case, Birmingham 1916, together with two further hallmarked silver cigarette cases, Birmingham 1913 and London 1929, weight 6.41ozt/199.5g.

Picturesque Views on the River Exe, first edition, 7 hand-coloured aquatint plates by D. Havell and E.C. Lewis after H. Haseler, L.E. Reed and Knight, text lightly foxed, uncut in original boards, rebacked in cloth, corners rubbed, preserved in modern cloth chemise, [Abbey, Scenery 117; Bobins 1435], 4to, Tiverton, Printed for J. Chaplin by T. Parkhouse, 1819.

Silver gravy boat, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield 1912, Georgian style with acanthus scrolled handle, shell knees and hoof feet, length 20cm, 10.8oz, the other, Haseler Brothers, London 1901, Georgian style with acanthus scrolled handle, mask knees and paw feet, length 20cm, 9.6oz.Qty: 2

A SILVER OBLONG BALUSTER TEA POT S. BLANCKENSEE & SON LTD., CHESTER 1936 With a wooden oblong finial and harp handle, a gadrooned border and on four ball feet 27.5cm (10 3/4in) longTogether with an Edwardian urn shaped cream jug by Haseler Brothers, London 1903, with reeded bands, a high clip handle and on a square foot, 16.5cm (6 1/2in) high 913g (29.35 oz) gross

An Art Nouveau Enamel Brooch, by William Hair Haseler, enamelled centrally in blues and greens, stamped 'SILVER', length 3.3cm; A Paste Set Monkey Brooch, length 3.5cm; and An Eternity Ring, set with blue and white stones, finger size N1/2 (a.f)W.H.H brooch - 6.85 grams. Monkey brooch and ring - 6.64 grams.

Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co Cymric silver and enamel vesta case Hallmarked for William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1921 of rectangular form, the front with raised circular quatrefoil and enamel circular boss in blue and green enamel, on engine-turned decoration, the hinged cover opening to reveal gilt interior, suspension ring, 1.65in. (4.2cm.) high, weight 0.70 tr.oz. *Very good condition, very light surface wear, nothing else to note.

A pair of elegant Victorian parcel gilt silver repoussé napkin rings Haseler Brothers, Birmingham, 1897, each depicting figures on horse back, hunters, dog, etc in forest setting with castle in background, 1 ½ in., (3.8cm.) high, weight 2.1 tr.oz. (2) *Parcel gilt fading etc, overall very good.

An Art Nouveau Silver and Enamel Pendant, by William Hair Haseler supplier to Liberty & Co., design attributed to Archibald Knox, the shield motif enamelled centrally in blue and green, suspended by a plain polished bale measures 4.5cm by 3.0cm The pendant is in tarnishing and slight enamel loss commensurate with age and wear. It is hallmarked with maker's mark 'WHH', Birmingham, 1905. It has also been etched to the reverse 'APRIL 3RD 1912 E+N'. Gross weight 8.1 grams. CR made 01.08.23.

A George V Silver Ring-Box, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1911 hexagonal and on scroll feet, the hinged cover engine-turned and with a vacant cartouche, the interior velvet-lined75mm wideFully marked on bezel and further part marked on cover. The marks are generally clear. There is some overall surface scratching and wear, consistent with age and use. There is a small split to the rim. The material inside with some wear and fading.

An Arts & Crafts silver tobacco box, the hinged slightly domed cover engraved with a central W, having gilt-washed interior, all-over hammered exterior decoration, maker William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906, 4.4ozt, 9 x 7 x 3cm

AN EDWARD VII SILVER SAUCE BOAT by Haseler Brothers, London 1902, with leaf capped handle and gadrooned mounts, 12.5cm high, 7 tr. ozs

AN EDWARD VII SILVER LIDDED MUSTARD by Haseler Brothers, London 1902, of oval Neo Classical design, with urn finial and floral pierced sides, on gadrooned foot, 9.5cm high, 4 tr. ozs, with blue glass liner, together with an associated silver plated spoonProvenance: The Estate of the late John Rollo Somerset-Paddon, formerly of Chalk Newton House, Maiden Newton, Dorset, thence by descent.

A set of eight Dutch .833 silver coffee spoons and other silverfirst single sword mark and makers mark only, having twisted stems and and engraved handles together, initialled, with a bread fork, Sheffield, 1915, Mappin & Webb, initialled, a pair of elliptical napkin rings, Chester, 1913, Haseler Brother, with engraved decoration and bearing initials, two other napkin rings, initialled, and a butter knife, (qty)first length 11.5cm., weight approx. 8.36oztCondition: A couple of spoons with dents and buckles, dings and cracks, one repaired

George V hallmarked silver cigarette box, Birmingham 1929, maker W H Haseler Ltd, width 11cm

A Tudric pewter coffee pot designed by Archibald Knox, manufactured and made by W H Haseler for Liberty & Co Ltd, design no 0232, 19 cm

Liberty & Co 'English Pewter' - A small collection of early 20th Century pieces to include; a tall hot water pot, pewter handle, with hinged top and stylised Art Nouveau design, pattern no. 0281 and marked "Solkets" for the designer William Hair Haseler. A similar tall pewter hot water pot, cane handle and stylised Art Nouveau design, no. 0280 and marked "English pewter Made By Liberty & Co", and along with a smaller handled hot milk jug, hinged cover and cane handle, with same stylised design, marked "English Pewter, 0195" to base.   (3) Tallest approx. 20.5cm high. Further Details: Signs of wear, tarnishing and scuffs to exteriors commensurate to age and usage, slight denting/misshaping in parts. Some slight damage to cane handle to one hot water pot. 

A quantity of cutlery to include; knives, forks, carving set and a Birmingham 1927 silver William Hair Haseler teaspoon.

Set of six silver teaspoons by W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1923, two further silver teaspoons, silver serviette ring and silver mustard spoon (10)Condition Report:Approximate total silver weight 4.44 ozt (138 grams)

Silver match box cover William Comyns & Sons London 1906 (1.73ozt), silver matchbox cover James Deakins & sons Chester 1901 (1.11ozt), silver lidded box Deakin & Francis Birmingham 1897 0.68ozt, silver milk pail pepper pot Haseler Brothers Birmingham 1890 (0.45ozt - with pepper), silver grouse pin cushion Adie & Lovekin Ltd Birmingham 1909 (0.87ozt) and silver lined purse Joseph Gloster Ltd Birmingham 1914 (1.95ozt)  

A SILVER PRESENTATION CIGARETTE CASE,Birmingham, c.1924, mark of W.H Haseler Ltd, with engine cut decoration, monogrammed to cover, with gilt interior bearing inscription 'THOMAS M. CASHELL/from the Directors of SMYTH & Co. LTD/ In appreciation of his faithful services 25 April 1928', 8.5cm (3.8 troiy ozs); together with a Norwegian Oscar II 2 Ore Kroner, 1976 and another silver badge.

Maker - William Hair Haseler Dimensions - 6cm(w) x 8.2cm(h) In vintage condition Signs of use & age See photographs

Hallmarked Sterling silver salt with blue glass liner by Haseler Brothers, Chester, 1909, two more blue glass lined salts, and three silver spoons, gross silver weight 5.24ozt

SMALL SILVER, PLATED WARE & COLLECTABLES GROUP to include small silver vesta case, Birmingham 1906, William Hair Haseler, 4.25 x 3cms, 2 x small silver skirt lifters / belt clips, Birmingham 1902, C E Williams and 1904, Robert Pringle & Sons, 1ozt gross, other items include a silver handled vanity item and one other, small pocket knife, set of gilt metal lorgnettes with guilloche enamel handle, 8cms L, 6 x gilt A1 plated teaspoons, the terminals having 'West Cheshire Dog Show Society' emblems, 13cms L, an EPNS sugar sifter and a ladies vintage compact with printed pattern detail

A collection of silver items,comprising a George III silver mustard, maker IC, London 1798, lacking liner, 11cm wide, a pair of cauldron salts, maker SM, each with a blue glass liner, 7cm diameter, a mustard, by Mappin & Webb, Birmingham 1937, 8.5cm wide, and a pair of pepperettes, in the Neoclassical taste, by Haseler Brothers, Chester 1908,total 11.9ozt (6)Condition ReportGeorge III mustard pot) Wear to the engraving. Lid with some movement. Salts) Wear and rubbing to the marks. Knocks to the sides.Mappin mustard) Lid does not close flush and with a bent corner.Pepperettes) Knocks to the feet so they do not stand straight

A George V silver cigarette case, of hinged rectangular form curved for the gentleman's pocket and engraved with initials 'DES, opening by button depression to reveal marks for Birmingham, maker W H Haseler Ltd, 8cm, 66grams, some signs of use.

A George V silver cigarette case, of hinged rectangular form with rounded corners and chamfered edge detail enclosing engraved initials APE, 8.5cm x 6.5cm marks for Birmingham 1916, maker W H Haseler Ltd, 85grams

A set of six George VI silver teaspoons, William Hair Haseler, Birmigham 1938, 2.1oz troy, cased, a set of six silver handled tea knives, cased, and a Victorian repoussee decorated silver hairbrush and mirror handle (a/f)

A George V silver three-piece tea set, mark of William Hair Haseler Ltd., Birmingham 1913, the teapot of oval fluted form with panelled side, part marked hinged and domed cover similarly decorated, topped with a brown finial, brown handle, the milk jug and 2 handled sugar bowl to match, 16.5ozt gross (3)William Hair Haseler is a silversmith with strong connections to Liberty & Company. W. H. Haseler & Co. was founded in 1870, and in 1898 they went into partnership with Liberty. Liberty's range of jewellery and silver was launched the following year under the trade name of 'Cymric', manufactured by the new subsidiary company known as Liberty & Co. (Cymric) Ltd, directed by William Hair Haseler and Frank Haseler, with J.H. Howe and John Llewellyn of Liberty's. Haseler produced most of the pieces from their Birmingham workshop.In 1901, Haseler sold most of their plant and premises in return for £200 worth of shares in Liberty & Co., allowing him, amongst other things, to market some Liberty designs as his own. The partnership between the firms continued until 1926.Pieces by W.H.Haseler are now highly sought-after by collectors. Most, such as this example, were assayed in Birmingham, and bear the maker’s marks ‘W.H.H’

A hallmarked silver three piece boat shaped bachelor's tea set with part fluted decoration, total weight 12.5oz, Chester 1901, Haseler Brothers, damaged.

HASELER & RESTALL; twelve George VI hallmarked silver and enamel teaspoons in the Art Deco style, Birmingham 1947-49, approximate weight 3.31ozt/102g, together with a cased hallmarked silver spoon to commemorate the silver wedding of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth.

Large silver vesta case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1914, engraved, with intials, 6cm, and five other similar silver vesta cases, gross weight 5.25oz.

A LARGE VICTORIAN SILVER EWER by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, Birmingham 1894, the partially reeded ovoid body chased with fruiting vine and laurel wreath framing a vacant cartouche, the neck flat-chased with scrollwork border, the hinged cover with bunch of grapes finial, raised on a domed reeded foot, the angular handle with leaf-form mount. 35cm high, 37.8 troy ouncesThe marks are clear and well-struck. No personalised engraving or evidence of erasure/thinning. Stands upright and does not wobble.Of good quality and generally in very good condition.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER HAND BELL by Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler, Chester 1909, plain form with ebonised wood handle. 14.5cm high, 3.8 troy ounces grossIn excellent condition. No damage.

Birmingham 1936 William Hare Haseler Silver Coronation Spoon Blue Enamel

An assortment of silver including; a George V silver mustard pot,Birmingham, 1918; a pair of Edwardian napkin rings, William Hair Haseler 1906; a pair of silver salts, Henry Moreton, Birmingham, 1902; etc (10)

A collection of silver including a silver cigarette case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, with engraved scrolling foliate decoration surrounding a monogrammed cartouche, a silver vesta, Birmingham marks, a pair of silver casters, Birmingham 1912, two open silver salts, by Deakin & Francis, Chester, a silver salt spoon, and a stamped 925 trinket box, 168gms (8) Condition Report:Available upon request

A set of four Edwardian Arts and Crafts silver and enamel buttons, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906 probably for Liberty and Co, the circular foliate swirl decorated button with green and blue enamelled highlights, 2.5cm diameter, gross weight 20gms (4) (at fault)Condition report; Small localised areas of enamel loss to the surface of each button commensurate with age. The silver surface is tarnished and appears pewter like in colour - could benefit from a clean. Hallmarks all clean. Reverse of one button with blemishes and fine pitting.  

An early 20th century William H Haseler white metal and opal doublet necklace, the openwork swag pendant with oval opal doublet set to centre with foliate detail surround, suspending a large conforming oval pendant with oval opal doublet to centre, upon a trace link chain with bolt ring clasp fastening, stamped to reverse ‘925’ ‘WHH’ overall length 27cm Condtion report:  Surface scratching and wear to both stones. Bottom stone with an absence of fire between 9pm and 11pm.Very tarnished giving a pewter type patina. Some surface scratching and wear throughout. No obvious losses evident. Crudely later additional wire links added to one side of bolt ring fastening. Clasp possibly a later replacement. Line of doublet clearly visible when viewed from the side 

A late Victorian silver teapot, Birmingham 1894, maker Haseler Brothers, 9.3oz approx

A SET OF SIX SILVER COFFEE SPOONS, six matching spoons with open work detail to the terminations, hallmarked 'W H Haseler Ltd' Birmingham 1933, approximate gross weight 45 grams, 1.44 ozt, (condition report: general moderate wear, overall condition good)

6 Birmingham sterling silver coffee spoons William Hair Haseler 1931, 96.2 grams

SEVEN SILVER CIGARETTE CASES To include: an oblong cigarette case by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1899, engraved with foliate swags and WW within a shield shaped reserve, 9cm (3 1/2in) long; another similar; a silver gilt rectangular cigarette case by R N Hollings & Co., Birmingham 1945, with engine turned and linear decoration, applied with JPD, 10cm (4in) long; a square cigarette case by Mappin & Webb Ltd., Birmingham 1930, with engine turned decoration, 8cm (3 1/4in) long; and three other cigarette cases 652g (20.95 oz) gross Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled notepad case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, plain rectangular form with spring hinged cover, decorated with a lyre shaped cartouche in blue green enamel, 6.8cm x 5cm, 1.06ozt

Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver pepper pot, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1920, sweeping conical form with pierced lid, 7.5cm high, 0.52ozt

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled pendant, William Hair Haseler, circa 1905, open knotted floral drop design with blue green enamel panels, 2.5cm wide, 5.61g