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Rex Silver for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled brooch, William Hair Haseler, planished open shield form applied with tendrils and green enamel ivy leaves, 3cm wide, 6.4gOverall good to fair conditionPossibly re-enamelled. To the centre leaf there's a small surface nick and crack. To the left leaf a small surface nick.Moderate general wear and tarnishingClients are advised to view and inspect items before bidding and they must satisfy themselves as to the condition of every lot For enquiries about this lot please contact enquiries@kinghamsauctioneers.com

Rex Silver for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled spoon, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, the oval bowl with bracketed tapered plain stem terminating in a cast three leaf clover on a blue green enamel roundel, 11cm long, 0.48ozt

George V hallmarked silver desk clock, the waisted body having oak back, housing a pocket watch sized movement, Birmingham 1912, maker W H Haseler Ltd, height 17cm

Pair of George V hallmarked silver sauce boats with shaped edges and scroll handles, raised on three lion mask and paw feet, London 1910, maker Haseler Brothers, length 16cm, weight 300g

Rex Silver (attributed) for Liberty & Co., An Edwardian Silver Spoon by William Hair Haseler the Oval Bowl with Bracketed Tapered Stem with Finial Having Three Leaf Clover on a Blue Green Enamel Roundel

Two sets of six Asprey & Company Ltd. retailed silver coffee spoons, by John Sanderson & Son Ltd, Sheffield 1973, engraved with Greek key decoration to front of stem, in fitted Asprey & Company Ltd, boxes, together with a set of six silver coffee spoons in the Art Deco taste, with two-tone blue guilloche enamel finials, by Haseler & Restall, Birmingham 1947, in fitted case. (total gross weight 164.4g)  

3 silver and gold fob medals  - one hallmarked Birmingham 1915 by Herbert Bushell &Son Ltd, next hallmarked Birmingham 1919 by Herbert Bushell &Son Ltd and last hallmarked Birmingham 1920 by William Hair Haseler. 25.17g total weight.

A Georgian silver band ring (af), marked Donald Fraser, Edinburgh, together with a collection of silver and white metal jewellery including a silver medallion marked William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1899, another marked William Adams Ltd, Birmingham 1909, and other similar items Condition Report:No condition report available.

An Arts and Crafts Edwardian silver blister pearl and peacock enamel brooch, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909, circular form with central pearl surrounded by blue and green enamel decoration, 31.5mm, 8.4g . Condition Report: 1 enamel panel appears to have been chipped and re-glued, all other enamel panels have light hairline cracks and 1 other enamel panel has a surface loss, general wear to high points, brooch fitting working, hallmarks clear

A William Hair Haseler Art Nouveau silver and turquoise pendant, of stylish design, marked WHH, 925 to reverse, on a white metal chain, pendant approx. 2.6cm wide, along with two Charles Horner early to mid 20th century brooches consisting of an Art Nouveau silver and enamel pin brooch in Liberty style, hallmarked Chester, 1923, other with turquoise cabochons and enamelled leaves, also hallmarked Chester. (3) Further details: enamel loss to green leaves of one brooch, general wear and tarnishing commensurate with age.

An Edward VII silver cream jug, maker Haseler Brothers, London, 1903, of helmet-shaped outline, on a square base, 12.5cm high, 101gms, 3.25ozs

AN ARTS AND CRAFTS WILLIAM HAIR HASELER SILVER, GLASS AND ENAMEL CONDIMENT JAR, the silver cover enamelled with a blue and green foliate design, the handle and cover with turquoise cabochon details, hallmarked on the cover, handle and collar for Birmingham 1905, the collar with 'W. H. H' makers mark and stamped '2265', on a bulbous segmented glass jar cut with a star design on the base, height (excluding handle) 8cm (1) (Condition Report: appears in good condition, a little age related wear but no obvious damage, very occasional bubble inclusions in glass, enamel in the cabochon on the cover is a little rough)

A SILVER MATCH CASE AND SILVER PILL BOX, the silver match case with engine turned decoration and central engraved initials, State Express matches encased, hallmark for W H Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1928, together with an oval hinged silver pill box of plain design, import mark for Ari D Norman, London 1979, approximate lengths 29mm and 62mm, approximate total weight 41 grams (condition report: initials to match case are poorly engraved, case in good condition, pill box heavily tarnished)

An Edwardian silver and enamel photograph frame, of circular form, the border adorned with foliate tendrils decorated in polychrome enamel, the obverse with leather covered back and easel form support, the silver with registered design number 452859, sponsor's mark William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, diameter 11.2cm approx

Liberty & Co.A George V silver and enamel vesta box or vesta case, in the style of Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., of rounded rectangular form, the hinged cover decorated with engine-turning, and applied with a coiled thorny bud motif in blue, green and purple enamel, the hinged cover with push-button release, the base with integral striker, the interior struck with the 'SOLKETS' mark, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1920, length 4.7cm, weight 31g/0.99ozt gross approx

A George V silver teapot, of circular domed form, with repeated stylised engraved decoration and having composite handle and knop, by Haseler & Restall, Birmingham 1921, 15cm high, 20.5oz

A cased set of six commemorative silver and enamel teaspoons, George VI and Queen Elizabeth II depicting portraits of the monarchs with blue, red enamel backgrounds (two plain), Birmingham 1936, makers mark for William Hair Haseler Ltd

ART NOUVEAU SILVER & ENAMEL TRINKET BOX Standing 4cm tall on pad feet with a hinged lid decorated in iridescent blue and green enamel in flowing Art Nouveau design. Sponsors mark W.H.H for William Hair Haseler. Hallmarked Birmingham 1907. Numbered 927. Weight 62.4 grams Condition Report : One foot is slightly bent. Condition reports are offered as a guide only and we highly recommend inspecting (where possible) any lot to satisfy yourself as to its condition.

William Henry Haseler (19th Century), watercolour, Sidmouth from Salcombe Hill, 79.5cm x 51.5cm, framed and glazed

Early George V Neoclassical revival silver ewer of small proportions, in the George III style, with hinged cover and rattan covered handle, on a square pedestal base (London 1911) Haseler Brothers. All at approximately 5ozs. 16cm overall height.

A pair of early Edwardian bright-cut silver teaspoons, having 'B' initial to terminals, marks for Chester 1901, maker Haseler Brothers, along with a silver replica anointing spoon, two silver teaspoons, a Victorian silver fish serving fork, a silver mount and a white metal propelling pencil, marks to include Chester, London, Birmingham, 1783, 1897, 1902, 116g gross

A pair of Victorian silver salts, of traditional form having bead style rims, raised on three cabriole style legs with blue glass liners, marks for London 1844, 1851, maker Susanna Cook, indistinct maker, along with an Edwardian silver mustard, having gadrooned rim raised on three cabriole style legs with blue glass liner, marks for Chester 1904, maker Haseler Brothers, 210g gross silver

A George V silver vesta case, of square form having 'HEC' monogram engraved, marks for Birmingham 1922, maker Adie Brothers Ltd, along with a small silver vesta case of rectangular form, a silver basket motif snuff box, sugar tongs, two cut glass silver topped pepperettes and two condiment spoons, marks to include Birmingham, London, Chester, 1897, 1905, 1907, makers Josiah Williams & Co, Haseler Brothers etc, 83g gross

An early George V silver cigarette case of hinged rectangular form, having decorative scroll engraving with a corner engraved 'CHI Jan 21st 1914', marks for Birmingham 1911, maker W H Haseler Ltd, 8cm x 5.5cm, 46g

A Victorian silver wine funnel of traditional form, having a rolled flared rim, marks for London 1897, maker William Hutton & Sons Ltd, along with a George III silver sugar bowl with half gadrooned body and reed rim, a Victorian silver pepperette, a George V silver napkin ring, a Victorian silver handled button hook and a Mauritius coin ash tray, marks to include Birmingham, London, 1801, 1886, 1889, 1925, makers Charles Stuart Harris, Levi & Salaman, W H Haseler Ltd, 295g gross

A late Victorian silver mustard pot of Neoclassical form, London assay 1899, sponsors mark for Haseler Brothers, with blue glass liner, 10 cm (h). [W]Condition Report: Appears in good condition overall, possible repair to hinge, cover does not quite close flush to the body (slight lift to one side), surface scratching in areas, very slight wobble at the base, tarnish throughout, liner appears in good order.

A silver circular tazza, by Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1939, having pierced undulating rim, raised upon circular pedestal foot, diameter 25cm, together with a silver baluster form caster, by Collingwood & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1938, with cut card work to side, height 19.5cm, a pair of silver asparagus serving tongs, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1920, a silver sauce boat, by Haseler Brothers, London 1905, with flying scroll handle,raised upon triple hoof supports, a George IV silver egg cup, by William Troby, London 1821, decorated with raised band of vine and fruit to side, and a silver octagonal tea strainer on stand, by Deakin & Francis Ltd, Birmingham 1922-3. (total 1046g/33.6Toz.). (6)

A late Victorian silver rounded rectangular locket, chased and engraved a flower & foliage, W.J., Chester, 1898, a silver micro curb necklace, 5.23g gross; two other silver necklaces, 23.87g; six silver teaspoons, monogrammed HD, stamped sterling, 55.16g; a silver souvenir spoon, Haseler & Restall, London, 1960, 17.19g; a continental white metal Notre Dame souvenir spoon, 8.54g; a white metal Dutch Raadhuis Sluis souvenir sugar spoon;

Two Silver Vesta cases, Birmingham 1901 makers Joseph Gloster, (two matches still inside) and Birmingham 1908 engraved "9.3.09 etc" makers William Hair Haseler, 68 grams in total.

A silver cigarette case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1919, 104gms Condition Report:Available upon request

A Liberty silver and enamel pendant necklace designed by Archibald Knox, made by William H. Haseler, cast in low relief with Celtic knot motif, two tear drop shaped panels enamelled blue and green, stamped marks WHH Birmingham, 1904, 4cm. long.

A selection of silver and silver mounted items, including a cased set of Sandringham pattern teaspoons, Viner's Ltd, Sheffield 1959, an Edwardian silver cigarette case, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1909, and a JW Benson silver cased pocket watch (3) Your attention is drawn to our important notice regarding the Trevanion sale of watches found in our Terms & Conditions, please read this prior to bidding.

An Edward VII Silver Card-Case, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham, 1908, shaped oblong and engraved with foliage, one side with a vacant cartouche, 92mm high; Together With a curved silver cigarette-case, total weight 3oz 7dwt, 105gr (2)

Edwardian silver novelty pin cushion, in the form of a small bird, with red velvet cushion back, hallmarked William Hair Haseler, date and assay office marks indistinct, H4cmCondition Report: Approx 1.27 ozt (36.1 grams)General wear commensurate with age and use, in the form of surface scratches, nicks and small knocks. Some larger indentations in places. Cushion back probably later recovered. Hallmarks with some wear, particularly to date and assay marks which are indistinct.

LIBERTY & Co - An Arts and Crafts silver enamel, blister pearl festoon necklace by Haseler & Co. The large flower head pendant with a central blister pearl, and with a baroque pearl drop, suspended by four flowerhead green and blue enamelled clusters, two with blister pearl collet centres, united by silver belcher link festoon chains, barrel clasp, unmarked, length 40.5g.Literature- Liberty Style. Academy Editions 1983.Good antique condition, some minor thin cracks on enamel visible only with 10x magnification. No missing details. There are no stamped makers or retailers marks.Catalogued by looking at previous marked examples. We believe it is contemporary to the period.

Art Nouveau Silver and Enamel Pendant with Twin Leaf Motif in Turquoise, Blue and Green Enamel, Maker's Mark WHH for William Hair Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham 1908

Art Nouveau Archibald Knox Design Silver and Enamel Brooch Set with a Seed Pearl and Rose Quartz, Twin Leaves Highlighted in Blue/Green Enamel, Maker's Mark WHH for William Hair Haseler, hallmarked Birmingham 1905

A pair of Victorian silver salt / pepper pots, each cylindrical with ball feet, Haseler Brothers, Birmingham, 4.5 cm, 23.7 g

Pair of Edwardian silver mustards, oval form with pierced sides, domed cover with an urn finial byHaseler Brothers (Edward John Haseler & Noble Haseler), Chester 1906, with a pair of Victorian silver mustard spoons by Chawner & Co, London 1856Condition Report: Approx 6.35ozt (198.5gm) excluding blue glass liners, one lid dented and does not close, height = 73mm

Archibald Knox for Liberty and Co., two Arts and Crafts silver, enamelled and gem set napkin rings, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, flat backed segment form, applied with asymmetrical knotted tendril motifs in blue green enamel, one set with a turquoise stone cabochon, model 5395, 5cm wide, 1.86ozt (2)

Rex Silver for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts silver and enamelled spoon, William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1905, the oval bowl with bracketed tapered plain stem terminating in a cast three leaf clover on a blue green enamel roundel, 11cm long, 0.48ozt

Jessie M King for Liberty and Co., an Arts and Crafts 15 carat gold and enamelled brooch, William Hair Haseler circa 1905, the central moonstone cabochon between two open planished heart form cartouches with trefoil leaved tendrils in blue enamel, 4cm long, 5g

An Edwardian silver cylindrical mustard with scallop shell thumbpiece and scroll handle, Chester 1904 by Haseler Brothers, height 6.5cm, a silver baluster pepper caster with festoon decoration, Birmingham 1904, height 10.3cm, and a silver salt, total weight 154g.

A Victorian silver christening mug, by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1892, a silver sauce ladle, Glasgow 1832, a silver christening bracelet and a silver vesta by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1913, 137gms (4) Condition Report:Available upon request

A scarce yellow metal mounted circular 1914 Birmingham Battalion pendant, with enamel decoration to the front side, and the reverse with portrait of a soldier from the Royal Warwickshire (Birmingham Pals Battalion) Regiment. Indistinctly marked to the outer edge of the frame, but believed to read as ‘375’, which indicates 9ct gold. The base metal appears to be rose gold, with a higher karat gold plating over the surface. Approximately 2.5cm across, and 4cm top to bottom (including suspension loop). Together with a hallmarked silver and enamel Allied Nations flags badge, showing the flags of UK (though the badge says ‘England’), France, Russian and Belgium. Fully hallmarked to the reverse side for Birmingham 1914, and manufactured by the famous Liberty & Co silversmith, William Hair Haseler. Approximately 2.4cm across. Notes: the Birmingham Pals were 3 infantry battalions raised in September 1914, comprising of volunteers as part of Kitcheners new armies. They became the 14th, 15th, and 16th Service Battalions of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment (with Birmingham historically being part of Warwickshire), and were deployed to the Western Front in November 1915. The yellow metal pendant has utilised the button hole or lapel badge issued to the 3 service battalions, which would have been worn by men in civilian clothes while they were waiting for uniforms to arrive. Condition: very good to both items. Good enamels to each piece, with no apparent dents or splits to the metal.

A cased set of six George VI silver teaspoons, in a Dubarry style wavy stem pattern with engraved monogrammed terminals, maker Haseler & Restall, Birmingham 1948, each further stamped Made in England, each length 11cm, in fitted case, gross silver weight 2.4ozt

Devon.- Haseler (H.) Scenery on the Southern Coast of Devonshire, first edition, 30 hand-coloured aquatint plates by D. Havell and Hubert Cornish after H. Haseler, some foxing, mostly to tissue guards, contemporary half calf, rebacked, gilt-tooled and lettered label on upper cover, edges rubbed, [Abbey, Scenery 116], oblong 4to, Sidmouth, John Wallis, at the Marine Library, 1819; and 2 others, views of Sidmouth by Butcher (Abbey, Scenery 307, missing one plate); and Rowe (Abbey, Scenery 311, quite badly water-stained), oblong 4to and 4to (3)

Cased 1909 pair of silver / glass knife rests by Haseler Brothers - case size 15cm x 10cm x 3.5cm & the rests have slight chips

Silver purse the leather interior with aid memoire and pencil by William Hair Haseler , Birmingham 1906, Art Deco cigarette box by Sanders & Mackenzie, Birmingham 1933, and a smaller cigarette box

A group of silver cruets and condiment spoons. Various dates and makers. The group including: a pair of Edwardian salt cellars, Chester, 1907, Haseler Brothers, the pierced oval bodies raised on four ball and claw feet, with gadrooned borders and blue glass liners, 7.6cm wide; a pair of salt cellars, a mustard pot and a small sugar caster, London, 1914, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co., the salt cellars and mustard pot of circular form and raised on three pad feet, with blue glass liners, the sugar caster of baluster form and raised on a stepped circular foot, with knopped finial to cover, the caster 11.5cm high; an egg cup, Birmingham, 1965, W. I. Broadway & Co., raised on a stepped circular foot, engraved with initials and dated 1967 to front, 5.2cm high; a mustard pot and pepper mill, Birmingham, 1919, Mappin & Webb, both with hexagonal, faceted bodies and knopped finials to covers, the mustard pot with blue glass liner, the pepper mill 8.5cm high; and other items, total weighable silver approx. 22.6ozt (a lot) 

Three pairs of silver sugar nips/tongs of unusual design.Various dates and makers.The group comprising: an Edwardian silver squeeze action pair, Chester, 1908, Sampson Mordan & Co., registered design no. 531500, 11.5cm long; a squeeze action pair with pronged grips, Sheffield, 1934, Atkin Bros, 11.6cm long; and a pair of wishbone novelty silver sugar nips, Birmingham, c.1930, William Hair Haseler, 8cm long, total weight approx. 1.7ozt (3)  Condition Report: The three pairs of sugar nips/tongs are all in good condition commensurate with age. Some minor scratching and nicking but no damage or repairs noted. Edwardian pair: Slight bending to arms - possibly cause by a ding to one side. Squeeze action works well. Bowls remain slightly apart when released. Atkin Bros pair: Arms bent very slightly. Grips remain slightly apart when released. Wishbone pair: Split and small hole noted where arms meet protruding section. Marks rubbed. Good tension. grips slightly off centre when closed. Further images and videos available via this link: https://we.tl/t-aQeCPkq6kE 

A group of silver oddments, cruets and napkin rings. Various dates and makers. The group including: a late 20th century Tiffany & Co. round bookmark, engraved Greaves Travel to side, 925 standard, 5.2cm dia.; an Edwardian set of two mustard pots, salt cellar and pepper mill, Chester, 1909, Haseler Brothers, the salt cellar of oval form and raised on four bracket feet, all pierced with decorative motifs, one of the mustard pots liner deficient, the other examples with blue glass liners; a pair of pepper mills, Chester, 1914, Barker Brothers (maker's marks partially rubbed), of baluster form and raised on oval feet, with half lobed decoration to bodies and pine cone finials to covers, 8.5cm high; a pair of napkin rings, London, 1944, maker WJB, the plain bodies engraved with initial H to side; a napkin ring, Birmingham, 1957, John Rose, the body of semicircular form engraved with reeded bandings and floral motifs, rectangular cartouche to side; a further napkin ring, London, 1927, Wakely & Wheeler, the plain body of oval form and engraved with initials to side; a pair of decanter labels, Birmingham, 1986, British Airways for Concorde (Special EFX), of shaped, rectangular form, respectively reading 'Brandy, Concorde' and 'Port, Concorde', in fitted box; an egg cup, Birmingham, 1931, Deykin & Harrison, raised on a spreading circular foot, 6cm high; and other items, total weighable silver approx. 20.6ozt (a lot)Condition Report:   

Antique jewellery box containing costume jewellery, including an enamel tortoise brooch, a paste set pendant stamped 800, a pair of cz set earrings mounted in silver, amethyst set brooch, beaded necklace, silver cigarette case by W H Haseler Ltd hallmarked Birmingham 1911 and other items Condition Report: Silver gross weight 66.3 grams tortoise brooch 3.2 x 2.5cm, light scratches to enamels surfacepaste set pendant 4.5 x 2.5cm pair of cz set earrings mounted in silver with screw back fittings for non pierced ears

A small collection of silver to include; a George V silver stamp case, Chester, 1911; four Victorian or later silver vesta cases, all engraved, three initialled, various makers and dates inc. William Hair Haseler; a George V silver matchbook cover, with engine turned decoration, hallmarked Birmingham, 1927, and another similar example, hallmarked Birmingham, 1928. (1 bag) Weight: approx. 135.1 grams (4.3ozt) Further details: all with tarnishing and wear; some surface scratching; dents to stamp case; smaller dents to few vestas and one match holder.

Mixed silver items to include a Victorian silver cream jug of neoclassical form, helmet shaped on a square base, Birmingham 1888, 92-7g marks for Haseler Brothers, two silver napkins rings, one marked Chester 1904, 53.9g, a Georgian rat tailed spoon, engraved initials, London 1822 and four silver handled butter knives, combined weigh excluding knives, 181.8gLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A silver hat pin holder Joseph & Richard Griffin Chester possibly 1921, cushion in need of restoration, and a collection of nineteen hat pins including a silver walking cane top William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906, multiple Charles Horner of Chester set with gemstones and paste, London 1932, silver top golf club (unmarked), a rapier head stamped silver, and roses (unstamped). Approx 175gms all in.

An Art Nouveau Silver and Enamel Brooch, by William Hair Haselersupplier to Liberty & Co Ltd, design attributed to Archibald Knox, the irregularly shaped plaque with scroll decoration enamelled in greens and bluesmeasures 3.6cm by 1.9cmThe brooch is in fair condition with cracks to the enamel. It fastens with a pin and c-hook catch. It is stamped 'WHH' for William Hair Haseler and 'SILVER'. Gross weight 7.7 grams. CR made 01.08.24.

An Art Nouveau Silver Enamel Brooch, by William Hair Haselersupplier to Liberty & Co Ltd, design attributed to Archibald Knox, the oval plaque decorated with whiplash motifs highlighted with green, blue and orange enamelling measures 2.6cm by 1.7cmThe brooch is in fair condition with evidence of lead solder and repair. It fastens with a pin and c-hook catch. It is hallmarked with maker's mark 'WHH', Birmingham, 1905. Gross weight 3.8 grams. CR made 01.08.24.

A late Arts & Crafts silver four piece tea and coffee set, comprising; teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and a cream jug, each with interlaced banded raised and further floral engraved decoration, maker WH Haseler Ltd, Birmingham 1912-15, gross weight 38.5ozt, teapot h.15.5cm (4)

A COLLECTION OF SILVER MEDALS including the James Graham Medal presented to the Sick Nursing Class Carnoustie, by James Fenton, Birmingham 1908, another white metal example presented to Carnoustie Mens V.A Detachment, The Nicoll Medal for Ladies Best First Years Pupil, by William Hair Haseler, Birmingham 1906, with a hinged compartment engraved with recipient's names, The Stewart Medal for First Year Mens, by Henry Tatton, Birmingham 1918, The Mcleod Medal, by James Walter Tiptaft, A British Railways enamelled long service silver medal, by John Taylor & Co, Birmingham 1950, weighable silver 340gms / 10.93oz (6) Sold on Behalf of St. Andrews First Aid, Glasgow. Condition Report:"mcleod medal - 3.5 x 3.5cm,Sick Nursing Carnoustie medal - 8cm diameterD.A Kidd ladies medal - 7.5 x 5.5cmMonifieth Station Ambulance class - 6cm diameterCarnousite Mens V.A Detachment - 8cm diameter"