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Click here to subscribeA gentleman's silver open faced pocket watch, key wind, enamelled circular dial, bearing Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, Chester 1872, a lady's open faced pocket watch, key wind, further pocket watch on a fancy link Albert chain and a plated Hunter pocket watch, with engraved decoration, shield reserve, the enamel dial bearing Arabic numerals, Transpacific (worn) (4)
A MIXED LOT OF MAINLY JEWELLERY, to include an early 20th Century 15ct gold bar brooch designed as a bamboo cane, the central double heart set with split pearls, approximate weight 4.8 grams, together with a cased small silver sauce spoon, hallmarked for Sheffield 1934, a base metal pocket watch and other items of costume jewellery
Two pocket watches, an 18 carat yellow gold full hunter fob watch, 30mm cream Roman dial with subsidiary seconds dial,18 carat yellow gold 36mm outer and inner cases hallmarked Chester, hinged glass cover, Yates & Hess key wind movement number 14312, ribbon fob with mounts marked 9, a gold-plated open face pocket watch with white Arabic dial marked Illinois with outer minutes ring and inner 24 hour ring, subsidiary seconds dial, screw back engine turned case, 17 jewel top wind movement number 2693377, both watches wind freely and are running at present time although no guarantee is given, No personal inscriptions. (2)
Silver cased open face pocket watch with subsidiary seconds, two silver cased fob watches, a chrome cased pocket watch and another chrome cased military pocket watch with open face and subsidiary seconds, quantity of various gentlemens wristwatches including a silver cased wristwatch with later leather strap and various others lacking straps, to include: Timex, Tissot, Smiths, Ingersoll etc (at fault)
An early 19th century silver pair cased pocket watch, the key wind fusée movement signed M K Bullingford, London, no. 4488, hallmarked Birmingham, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals, together with a 19th century plated pocket watch, fusée movement, the enamel dial with Roman numerals and signed Graham, London, (missing outer case), (2)
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