William Hair Haseler Furniture

Hallmarked in London in 1933 by W. H. Haseler, this handsome pair of Britannia Standard Silver Beakers, are plain in style and feature ribbed surmounts. Each beaker measures 3.75"(...

Antique 20th Century Art Deco solid silver photograph frame in the shape of an artillery shell case, with oval aperture, oak easel backand set with glass. Hallmarked English silver (...

Fabulous figural Art Deco sculpture in copper of a young woman with rings around her neck. A nod perhaps to the deco influence of African culture. Signed on the front W.H. Haseler wi...

An exceptional, fine and impressive, unusual antique Edwardian English sterling silver and cricket ball inkwell; an addition to our diverse ornamental silverware collection This exceptional antique Edwardian sterling silver inkstand has a plain rectangular shaped form. The surface of this impressive Birmingham silver inkstand is plain and fitted to either end with a pen rest/stand, realistically modelled in the form of baluster shaped cricket bails. The upper plateau features a protruding shaped plateau to the posterior surface, supporting an impressive and unusual cricket ball inkwell. The inkwell retains the original red leather cricket ball* covering, incorporating all the details of the stitching. This antique inkwell is fitted with a hallmarked domed hinged cover with incurved shaped thumbpiece to the anterior edge. The cover opens to reveal the removable glass ink liner. The cricket ball inkwell sits adjacent to an applied presentation plaque, ornamented with the engraved inscription 'A. H. Green, from H. C. Holden, 10 wickets, Highbury v Moorgreen, 8th June 1907'; this engraving could be professionally erased upon request. The chamfered rim of the stand is embellished with an applied floral and reed decorated border. This antique inkwell is supported by four bun style feet. * Red leather was the traditional covering of this period. The proposal to utilise alternative colours such as white or pink was not suggested till the 1930s. Condition This antique Birmingham silver...

Rare liberty gold turquoise Arts & Crafts Art Nouveau pendant, William Haseler, circa 1900. Fully signed for W. H Haseler and 15-carat for Liberty, oval c...

Arts & Crafts, sterling silver, mixed metals and hardstone bowl with copper, scrolled, footed base, Birmingham, England, 1898, William Hair Haseler - ma...

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning very rare Liberty London 1899 hand hammered solid sterling vesta case made by William Hair Haseler...

Liberty and Co Art Nouveau Arts & Crafts silver enamel buckle, Birmingham 1910 by Haseler for Liberty. The rare design Sterling two piece enamel buckle waist clasp hallmarked Birming...

A wonderful pretty circular jewelry box standing on three elegant legs. The hinged lid is engraved with acanthus leaf garlands tied with ribbon and bows. The lid fits well and onc...

Fine quality antique silver basket, Birmingham 1908 by William Haseler. The Basket on four turned foliate supports for wonderfully pierced foliate star design basket...