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Los 1116
Three early 20th Century top winding pocket watches, comprising an Elgin National Watch Co., full hunter white dial, subsidiary seconds dial, gold plated case engraved with chalet scene, a `Standard U.S.A.` full hunter white enamelled dial, engraved gold plated case with original watch paper and a white gold plated octagonal Elgin watch, engine turned and engraved decorations, (all as found).
Los 176
AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY SCOTTISH VINAIGRETTE of rectangular form with a raised scroll and floral border, initialled, the base with engine-turned decoration and reeded sides, the hinged lid revealing a pierced and engraved floral grille, with traces of gilding, by J.L., Edinburgh, circa 1820, 1½" long
Los 438
AN 18CT GOLD OPEN FACED POCKET WATCH, the gilt engine-turned dial with Roman numerals, the movement with lever escapement, the cover inscribed "Webster, Cornhill, London 13319", the engraved case with dark blue enamel strap decoration surrounding a cartouche dated 15th Jan. 1864, in original Webster case
Los 419
A FIN DE SIECLE DIAMOND AND RUBY SET FOB WATCH by Joseph Chaumet, Paris et Londres, with a jewelled lever movement, the engine turned dial with Arabic numerals, and blued steel Breguet hands (lacking hour hand), the back set with central Old Cut diamond within an open circular wheel of rose cut stones and calibre rubies, centred on a violet baisse taille enamel ground, and within an outer encircling frame of calibre rubies and rose cut diamonds, cabochon ruby button, suspended from a diamond set bow, Paris assay and maker`s mark, 34mm diameter, 62mm long, the centre diamond approximately 0.25cts
Los 214
An early Victorian 18ct gold cased open face pocket watch, the gold coloured engraved dial with Roman numerals within a two coloured floral bezel, the movement signed Jonathan Blaylock, Carlisle, No.1106, the case engine turned and marked for London 1838, dial 40mm diameter Provenance: From the collection of the late Gordon Gibbons, London
Los 100
An unusual English double fusee, hour striking carriage clock by Benjamin Lewis Vulliamy, London, circa 1840. The circular, silvered, engine turned dial, signed Vulliamy, London, with Roman numerals and blue steel Bregnet hands, set within an engraved, gilt mask. The hour striking double fusee movement with English ratchet tooth lever escapement and heavy bi-metallic compensation balance, striking on a gong, with silvered strike/silent and hand setting dials to the rear. The backplate signed VULLIAMY LONDON No. 1497. In a gilt, five glass, brass case (gilding rubbed) on bun feet, with turned carrying handle. The case numbered 819 to the base. 7 ½" High (including handle). An almost identical clock is pictured in Derek Roberts - Carriage and Other Travelling Clocks
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