A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Dress Watch, A silver and black enamel Folding Watch, A gentleman’s gilt-metal cased rectangular Wrist Watch
A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Dress Watch, A silver and black enamel Folding Watch, A gentleman’s gilt-metal cased rectangular Wrist Watch
A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased
key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch,
London, 1829, with a gilt jewelled fusee
lever movement, signed to the backplate
Thomas Savage, London, No. 57487, the
white enamel dial with black Roman
numerals, subsidiary seconds and gilt
hands, the case back crest engraved, with
a key; and a gentleman’s keyless-wind
silver cased open-faced chronograph
Pocket Watch, with an unsigned gilt
part-jewelled lever movement,
No. 148017, the case import marked for
London, 1912, the white enamel dial with
black Roman numerals, subsidiary
seconds dial, centre seconds and minute
recording dial, signed S. Smith & Son, the
case undecorated
An 18ct. gold cased key less-wind
demi-hunting cased Fob Watch, Chester,
1893, with an unsigned three-quarter
plate part-jewelled lever movement,
No. 3969, white enamel dial with black
Roman numerals and blued steel hands,
the case front with a cobalt enamel
chapter ring, the case back monogram
engraved
A gilt-metal and enamelled key-wind open-faced Chatelaine Watch, 1st quarter of 19th Century, signed to the movement and dial Esquivillon a Geneve, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, rounded pillars, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, Arabic minute numerals and gilt hands, the case front in a border of rose cut colourless pastes, the case back enamelled with a lady with hat and pink bow
A keyless-wind open-faced gendeman’s chronograph Watch, with a jewelled lever movement, unsigned, case No. 16041, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals, Arabic minute numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, centre seconds recording hand, gilt hands, case undecorated, bow lacking
A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Chronometer, with gilt jewelled chronometer escapement, signed to the backplate A. Kleiser 6f Co., Reading, No. 51127, Swiss cased, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, case back monogram engraved, case adapted
A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Dress Watch, import mark for London, 1929, with a jewelled Swiss lever movement, micrometer regulator, adjust temp., the matt gilt dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, signed J. W. Benson, London, case back undecorated, case edges milled and with an enamelled decorative border
A 9ct. gold cased key less-wind
open-faced gentleman’s Dress Watch,
the two-tone silvered circular dial with
black Arabic numerals, subsidiary
seconds and blued hands, the case back
initial engraved
A blue enamel keyless-wind open-faced Dress Watch, with a jewelled lever movement, unsigned, the silvered and matt gilt dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands and signed Rival, the case back and front with blue and white enamel decorated borders
A silver and black enamel Folding Watch, import mark for Glasgow, 1930, by Movado, the square silvered dial with gilt baton numerals and hands, signed Movado, Chronometre, Ermeto
A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, with a gilt jewelled lever movement, I.W.C. Probus, Scafusia, metal cuvette, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands
A silver key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, London, 1807, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, rounded pillars, mask engraved and scroll pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate Jno. Bunting, London, No. 609, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and gilt hands, case undecorated, with a key
A tortoiseshell cased and gilt-metal key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, rounded pillars with scrolls at intervals, scroll pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate Geo. Taylor, London, 5596, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the outer translucent tortoiseshell case with fernwork and insect decoration, with a key
A repousse silver cased key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, 3rd quarter of 18th Century, the gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, squared architectural pillars with scrolls at intervals, mask engraved and scroll pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate T. Wilson, London, 721, the silver dial with Roman hour numerals and Arabic minute numerals, signed Wilson, London, gilt hands, the outer decorated repousse case in a border of scrolls and shells, with a key
A gentleman’s 18ct. gold key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, London, 1823, with a gilt fusee movement with lever escapement, rounded pillars, scroll engraved balance cock, rose diamond endstone, signed to the backplate Gray hurst, Harvey &f Co., Strand, London, No. 4809, with signed dust cover, the matt and engine-turned gilt dial with gilt Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, gilt hands, the case with engine-turned decoration, with a key
A gold cased key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, last quarter of 19th Century, with gilt jewelled Swiss cylinder movement, unsigned, metal cuvette, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands, the case with floral, leafage and scroll engraved decoration
A gentleman’s Rolex Oyster Perpetual Officially Certified chronometer Wrist Watch, the circular dial with gilt numeral indicators, gilt hands and centre seconds, case back uninscribed, on a black strap; with an associated Bracelet
A gentleman’s silver full hunting cased key-wind Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1883, with a gilt lever movement, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds with blued steel hands, the case with engine-turned decoration; two full hunting cased Pocket Watches; and two open-faced Pocket Watches, silver and metal cases
A lady’s key-wind open-faced Fob Watch, circa 1900, with a key; and a lady’s keyless-wind open-faced Fob Watch, the cases of each with engraved decoration
A gendeman’s silver full hunting cased key-wind Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1840, with a gilt fusee lever movement, rounded pillars, signed to the backplate WilF1 Austin, Detach Lever, 1841, dust cover, Thos Skillington, Coventry, the thistle decorated silvered dial with raised gilt Roman numerals and blued steel hands with subsidiary seconds, the case undecorated, with a key and gilt-metal chain
A gentleman’s 18ct. gold demi-hunting cased keyless-wind Pocket Watch, import marked, date letter lacking, with a three-quarter plate jewelled lever movement, signed to the backplate Jays, 142, 144 Oxford Street, London, W, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands, black enamel outer chapter ring, case undecorated
A gentleman’s keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, Chester, 1902, with an unsigned three-quarter plate movement, No. 549162, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds; four Pocket Watches; and two key-wind Fob Watches, each with decorated cases
A gentleman’s gilt-metal cased rectangular Wrist Watch, circa 1930, the
front with revolving digital apertures for
hour and minutes
A gentleman’s key-wind
top-winding open-faced Pocket Watch,
by Longines, with a jewelled lever
movement, the cuvette with details of
prizes, the case back inset with a Swiss
5-francs, dated 1874, the white enamel
dial with black Roman hour numerals,
Arabic minute numerals and subsidiary
seconds, with leafage decorated borders,
with a key
A gentleman’s key-wind full hunting cased Pocket Watch, the 18ct. gold case London, 1830, the gilt fusee movement with a duplex escapement, unsigned, with lift-out dust cover, cuvette plain, the gilt dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds in decorated borders, the case with engine-turned decoration
A nickel cased key less-wind Goliath Watch, with gilt jewelled lever movement, unsigned, the dial with illumination button at 12 o’clock, white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds, M. M. &f Cos. Patent; a Desk Clock, by Waltham Watch Co., U.S.A., on a wooden stand; and a gentleman’s multiple dial Wrist Watch, by Universal, Geneve, with date, day, month and phase indicators and subsidiary seconds dial, retailed by J. W. Benson, London, with a strap
A gendeman’s full hunting cased gilt-metal Pocket Watch, with an adapted pivoted detent chronometer escapement, by Hampdon Watch Co.; a gentleman’s silver cased key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, with a gilt jewelled free-sprung lever movement, the three-quarter plate signed Brock, George Street, Portman Square, London, 1911, signed cuvette, case London, 1890, white enamel dial with wind up/down aperture dial, black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands; a gentleman’s Wrist Watch, by Rolex; and four Wrist Watches, various
A silver full hunting cased
key-wind Watch, London, 1843,
the gilt fus< e movement with a verge
escapement rounded pillars, signed to
the backpla e J. Myers, Portsea, 6630,
white enam ;1 dial with black Roman
numerals; a keyless-wind open-faced
‘Chronograf h Watch, with a gilt lever
movement, :ased in Switzerland, Omega,
the white enamel dial with black Roman
hour numerals, Arabic split seconds
indicators, subsidiary seconds dial,
minute recording dial and centre
seconds; and a silver cased keyless-wind
open-faced Alarm Watch, import mark for
London, 1914, with a gilt jewelled lever
movement, the case back with a strut
fitting, the white enamel dial with
luminous hands and Arabic numerals,
with alarm setting dial and subsidiary
seconds dials
A gentleman’s silver cased keyless-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, Birmingham, 1924, with a gilt jewelled lever movement, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds, gilt hands, signed Kendal and Dent; and eleven various key and keyless-wind Pocket Watches in a variety of designs (a lot)
A gentleman’s 18ct. gold cased key-wind open-faced Pocket Watch, London, 1882, with a gilt fusee lever movement, signed to the backplate Cooper &f Sons, Norwich, No. 21080, dust cover, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and blued steel hands; an 18ct. gold key-wind open-faced Watch, London, 1841; and a 9ct. gold keyless-wind open-faced Fob Watch, converted for use as a Wrist Watch, on oval and bar link watch Albert, with ‘T’-bar and swivel as fitted
A silver cased pair-cased gentleman’s open-faced Pocket Watch, London, 1820, with a gilt fusee movement with a verge escapement, rounded pillars, scroll and mask engraved and pierced balance cock, signed to the backplate Robt. Belfridge, Newburgh, 2012, the white enamel dial with black Roman hour numerals and Arabic minute numerals, case undecorated; a key-wind open-faced Fob Watch; and a keyless-wind open-faced Fob Watch, circa 1900
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