Description:

William Hair Haseler, sterling silver tea service.
Elegant sterling silver tea service comprising a teapot, lidded sugar bowl and cream jug. Crafted in the Arts and Crafts style with organic lines, a wooden handle and a model registered in 1899.

Origin: Birmingham, England.
Material: Sterling silver.
Dimensions: H. 6.5–10.5 cm, W. 12–16 cm.
Total weight 658 g.
Period: 1899.
Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear.

Bio:
William Hair Haseler (1821–1906) was an English silversmith and manufacturer who founded W. H. Haseler in Birmingham in 1850. The firm became one of the city's leading producers of silver and metalwork and gained widespread recognition during the Arts and Crafts period. Haseler collaborated with several prominent designers and produced silverwork of exceptional craftsmanship that remains highly sought after by collectors today.