Antique Silver Fob Medal Birmingham 1909 - Tug of War - William Hair Haseler

Antique Silver Fob Medal Birmingham 1909 Tug of War 1910 Haseler

Description:
An attractive antique sterling silver fob medal, hallmarked in Birmingham for 1909 and made by William Hair Haseler, a well-regarded Birmingham silversmith. The medal features an ornate pierced silver surround with a central shield panel in gilt or gold-coloured finish, engraved with the initials “P.D.”.

The reverse is engraved with a clear and appealing sporting inscription:

“Presented to P. Davis
Captain
Tug of War Team
1910”

Brief Maker History:
William Hair Haseler was a prominent Birmingham silversmith active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, best known for producing high-quality silver fobs, medals, and small decorative items. His work is well regarded for its craftsmanship and durability.

Key Details:

• Antique sterling silver fob medal

• Hallmarked Birmingham, 1909

• Maker: William Hair Haseler

• Ornate pierced silver design

• Central shield with gilt or gold finish

• Front initials: P.D.

• Reverse engraved sporting presentation

Dimensions:

• Height: approx. 40.9mm (excluding suspension ring)

• Width: approx. 26.3mm

• Weight: approx. 10.10g

Condition:

• Excellent overall condition

• Light tarnish consistent with age

• Engraving crisp and clearly legible

• No breaks or losses to the pierced silverwork

Summary:
A finely made Edwardian silver fob medal by William Hair Haseler, combining remembering craftsmanship, a gilt-finished shield, and a clearly engraved sporting presentation. An excellent example for collectors of antique silver, sporting medals, or Edwardian memorabilia.

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