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Lot 256
Waltham, a gentleman`s 9 carat gold wrist watch, Dennison case, Birmingham 1924, the circular white dial with black Roman numerals, hands and subsidiary seconds dial, on a strap; with an anonymous lady`s 9 carat gold wrist watch, on a metal bracelet, cased; another similar lady`s 9 carat gold wrist watch; and an assortment of gentleman`s and lady`s wrist watches
Lot 270
A gentleman`s 9ct gold open face pocket watch, Birmingham 1925, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and `Northern Goldsmiths Co, Newcastle - Admiralty` the steel keyless movement is Swiss made, 17 jewels, three adj`, the 9ct gold Dennison case, with a 9ct gold double watch Albert attached swivel and T bar, weight 14gms (watch 88gms)
Lot 20
A Limit gold-plated pocket watch, by A.L.D. Dennison. The case of this watch is dirty, and cannot seem to open the back. There is a tiny hairline running from the seconds dial up to around 1o`clock. The case seems in good condition apart from being dirty, there is some rubbing to the loop. Mechanism is unseen and not tested.
Lot 311
Waltham hunting watch with a white enamelled circular dial and a seconds dial enclosing a top wind movement in a silver case by A.L. Dennison, Birmingham 1906 and a later pocket watch with a circular dial inscribed `Theo Russell & Son, Liverpool` in an silver case by A. L. Dennison, Birmingham 1918
Lot 1712
An 18ct gold gents wristwatch by Waltham, in a cushion shaped Dennision case, Birmingham 1930; a 9ct gold wristwatch by Zenith, in a Dennison case, 1937; a 9ct gold watch signed J.W. Benson, London on the dial, Birmingham 1935; a small ladies 18ct gold wristwatch and a gold wristwatch with a white dial signed Benson, London, in a cushion shaped case. (5)
Lot 26
A 9ct gold Waltham Hunter pocket watch, the front cover hand engraved with a large monogram, to a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, gold spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial. Movement signed `American Waltham USA Traveler No. 19170515`, to a Dennison watch case with gold cuvette, case no. 72933 hallmarked Birmingham 1915. A 9ct gold anchor link double Albert chain with a full sovereign dated 1911, suspended in a channel mount from the centre, and a gold goat charm standing on a base, suspended from the swivel clip
Lot 71
A ladies 9ct Omega mechanical bracelet watch, c.1950, the circular silvered baton dial with Arabic numerals at the quarter points, on a looped link 9ct gold bracelet with an adjustable clasp. The Dennison watch case hallmarked Birmingham 1952, case no. 77810 and 456543, Omega movement no. 12356989 caliber 244. The bracelet hallmarked Birmingham 1951. Original box. No paperwork. Not currently in working order
Lot 217
Tisdall An open-faced 9ct gold keyless pocket watch, the white enamel dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands, a subsidiary seconds dial and signed ‘Tisdall’, the movement having a lever escapement with a split bi-metallic compensating balance, the case hallmarked for 9ct gold, Birmingham 1923, with the casemaker’s name & serial number ‘Dennison Watch Case Co. Ltd, 266595’, diameter: 42mm. * Aaron Dennison was a founder member of the Waltham Watch Company in America who then moved to Birmingham to set up his watch case manufacturing company, casing the majority of the imported Waltham watch movements for retail in England, as well as providing cases for a number of other watchmaking concerns from the late Victorian period.
Lot 296
Labrador, a Swiss half hunting cased keyless wind pocket watch, .935 standard, the white dial with Roman numerals, gilt spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, in a plain case with black Roman numerals; Waltham, Traveller, a rolled gold hunting cased keyless wind pocket watch, no. 12624138, the white dial with Roman numerals, gilt spade hands and subsidiary seconds dial, in a plain case; Waltham, a nickel open face keyless wind pocket watch, with screw down bezel; and a military compass, the plain nickel case by Dennison with War dept. markings, no. 72816 and dated 1916 (4)
Lot 154
TUDOR-a stainless steel manual wind gentleman`s wrist watch, the engine turned black dial with applied steel chevrons inter spaced with even Arabic numerals, tonneau shaped case made by Dennison for Rolex numbered 12856 2622 and fitted to an associated matt black leather strap, with a signed 15 jewel movement. Case diameter 31mm. The nickel plated base metal case body has wear to the plating on the edge and tops of the lugs, with surface scratches and marks overall, the steel case back (Dennison for ROLEX) also having surface scratches and marks, the black dial is in very good condition, the silver tone hands are in good condition, with a few very fine surface marks, general appearance is excellent. The acrylic crystal has lots of surface marks and scratches. The AS calibre 1187/94 15 jewel movement is in good condition and currently in running order, hand set functioning smoothly. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 180
A George V 9ct rose gold manual wind wrist watch signed by Baker Wigan, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals bordered by outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, the round Dennison case hallmarked Birmingham 1924 and fitted to an expandable bracelet also hallmarked 9ct, the 15 jewel movement signed Trojan. Case diameter 29mm. Baker Wigan watch, movement is currently running, hairspring is bunching/sticking and would benefit from a service. Case and bracelet are lightly scratched and scuffed from wear and may benefit from refinishing as many of the marks appear superficial and may polish out. Bracelet shows several dents and marks and measures 16.5cm including case. There is dirt and debris trapped below the glass however dial appears to be in good condition, hands are lightly marked and the minute hand is discoloured at its tip, plastic glass is badly cracked and scratched and would benefit from being replaced. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 350
A George V 9ct rose gold keyless wind half hunter pocket watch by Waltham U.S.A., the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals bordered by outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, plain Dennison case with blue enamel chapter to the cover hallmarked Birmingham 1928, numbered 430488, fitted with a signed movement numbered 24662748 decorated with damaskeened detail with Swiss lever escapement, jewelled balance, Breguet overcoil hairspring and bimetallic split compensated balance. Case diameter 49mm. Waltham pocket watch, movement functions poorly and intermittently and would benefit from being serviced anda replacement mainspring. Case is lightly scratched and scuffed from general wear and may benefit from refinishing as marks appear superficial and may polish out, there are a couple of light dints to the case back and chapter ring which shows some chipping to the enamel. There is a little trapped dirt and debris below the glass however the dial appears in fair condition with a few light scratches and marks, hands are in good condition, inner glass shows a few light scratches, outer crystal is missing. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 351
A George V 9ct rose gold keyless wind hunter pocket watch with movement signed by Rolex, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals bordered by outer minute track, subsidiary seconds to six o`clock, plain Dennison case hallmarked Birmingham 1919 and numbered 188920, fitted with a signed Swiss Made movement with Swiss lever escapement and train jewelling. Case diameter 59mm. Rolex pocket watch, 15 jewel movement with overcoil hairspring is currently functioning however may benefit from an overhaul. Case is lightly scratched and scuffed from wear with multiple shallow dints and dents which may finish out. There is dirt and debris trapped below the glass however dial appears to be in good condition. The minute hand appears to have been running high and consequently has scored the underside of the glass as well as removed some of the blue finish, glass is lightly scratched however appear to be in fair condition. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 355
A 20th century gold plated keyless wind full hunter pocket watch signed Waltham U.S.A, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial to six o` clock, bordered by minute track, plain Dennison case numbered 478192, movement numbered 18420836, with Swiss lever escapement. Case diameter 50mm. Together with a silver example and two gold plated examples. The Dennison Hunter case is a `Star` 10 year grade circa 1915, there is some surface wear to the outer, with a few small nicks and surface scratches, the inner cover has the most surface wear to gold plating, the front cover pendant release is working as it should. The white dial has surface debris and a small hairline to the 7 o`clock position, the gilt hands are a slightly different tone. The inner acrylic glass is in good condition, the seven jewel Waltham traveler size 16 movement is complete and all functions operating, and will run although a little lethargic. The silver open face Kendal & Dent pocket watch is key wind and set, the dial is in good condition as is the acrylic crystal, the case has several knocks and dings, to the case back and edge, and hallmarked Birmingham 1896. The cylinder movement is currently running, hand setting functioning also. There are also two modern gold plated pocket watches, one Hunter with a 17 jewel Swiss movement, and the other a
Lot 357
An early 20th century gold plated keyless wind half hunter Waltham pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial to six o`clock, the plain case front bearing black enamel chapter ring, Dennison case numbered 772823, movement numbered 18821398, decorated with damaskeening. Case diameter 50mm. Together with two silver open face keyless wind pocket watches. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from a clean and an overhaul, the case shows signs of wear with light scratches, marks and tarnishing but the majority of these appear to be superficial and should polish out, there are some more obvious dints around the edge of the case, there is a build up of adhesive around the smaller glass in the half-hunter aperture, the pendant bow feels rather loose, the dial looks to be in excellent condition, as do the hands although there is a nick visible on the minute hand. The glass, although filthy, appears to be in a generally pleasing condition. The other two items are recommended for repair purposes only. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 359
A 1930`s 9ct gold keyless wind Waltham full hunter pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the personally engraved movement cover opening to reveal a signed movement. Case hallmarked Birmingham 1937 and marked Dennison. Case diameter 49 mm. Movement is currently functioning, but would benefit from an overhaul, the case is show signs of wear commensurate with age and material, with a multitude of light scratches, marks and tarnishing present, the majority of which appear to be superficial and therefore should polish out, please be aware that there is a personal inscription on the dust cover and if you wished this to be removed it would best be filled in, the pendant bow fits snuggly in the pendant with little slack, the dial and hands look to be in a generally good condition, if filthy, with the odd patch of what may be surface rust on the hands only mildly detracting from the overall look, the plastic glass is in a similar condition, trapping debris between it and the dial. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 364
A 9ct gold open face keyless wind pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals and outer minute track, plain Dennison case hallmarked Birmingham 1920, numbered 215149, fitted with a 15 Jewel Swiss lever swing out movement, marked Terminus. Case diameter 49mm. The dial is in very good condition, having a few light surface scratches and no hairlines, one of the scratches extends into the black enamel work of the no. 2 Roman numeral, the blued steel hands are in very good condition, the case has fine surface marks and scratches from general wear and tear, there are a few very light dings and evidence of a crude acid test, the winding crown and bow are in good order, the 15 jewel movement has a blued overcoil hairspring and is very clean condition, and currently in good running order, hand setting and winding functions operating smoothly. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 384
An early 20th century keyless wind hunter Rolex pocket watch, the white enamel dial with black roman numerals, outer minute track and subsidiary seconds, the Dennison moon grade case having knurled edge, numbered 518277 16, fitted with signed 15 jewel Swiss lever movement with overcoil hairspring. Case diameter 49mm. The white enamel dial has surface marks and debris, with a small mark on the on the Roman numeral XII, the hour hand has some surface wear, the case has surface wear to the edges with the brass showing through, mainly to the front cover, the hinges are ok and the case shuts securely. The movement is in reasonable condition, and is currently running, but would benefit from a service, also winding and hand set engagement will need attention. Fellows & Sons do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any watches sold.
Lot 496
1930s Gentlemen`s Omega gold (9ct) wristwatch with circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds in gold cushion shape case with fifteen jewel Omega movement, numbered 8795642 in Dennison gold (9ct) case (hallmarked Birmingham 1938) dent to case on bottom left hand corner below number VII appears to be in running order glass scratched, dial in good order
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