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Click here to subscribeA 19th century 18ct gold open faced pocket watch circa 1870, engraved gold tone dial with Roman numerals, blued hands, engraved outer case, diameter 43mm, inner and outer cases hallmarked: sponsor's initials 'W.S', London 1870, key wind/set jewelled movement, marked ' G.F. Jenkins' and 'Elgin', both cases and movement with serial number 16407, gross wt. 61.8g. Condition - not currently running, hinges ok, general wear including minor marks and scratches.
French Breguet of Paris gold open faced key wind pocket watch (lacks outer case), with enamel Arabic face having seconds and date dials. Distressed incomplete condition. 52cm diameter. 110g approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT)Lacks outer case,fingers and generally in distressed incomplete condition.No Hallmark.Back cannot be removed so unable to provide photographs of movement.No marks visible
18 ct gold engraved fancy key wind full hunter pocket watch marked to the interior back plate F Dent of Queens Street London and having engine turned Roman face and foliate engraved field. 64g approx. together with a small leather case. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Dust cover has two keyholes , 18k hallmarked , no inscription - we do not test the case diameter is 4cm approx. . Gross weight is just the watch
18ct gold open faced keyless lever chronograph type pocket watch with Roman enamel face, seconds and date dials. Engraved initials to the back. 117g approx. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Winder appears to be missing, one finger is detached, case has surface wear engraving is relatively deep.Balance wheel does spin. No dents in case. Case diameter - 5cm approx.
A group of pocket watches, to include Waltham gold plated open faced keyless pocket watch with Roman numerals and seconds dial, another Waltham gold plated half hunter keyless pocket watch with Roman numerals and Seconds dial and a fancy silver key winder open face pocket watch with enamel face having Roman numerals on a silver chain with fob. (3) (B.P. 21% + VAT)
A George V silver half Hunter pocket watch, with partial engine turned case, vacant cartouche, subsidiary Arabic second hand, and 4cm diameter Roman numeric dial, marked Bravington Renown, with leather strap, Birmingham 1927, 7cm high, with four £2 coins and an oval cameo brooch section, unmounted. (a quantity)
Mixed Lot: three wrist watches and a pocket watch, one watch a gold plated Ladies Omega with 9ct gold stamped bracelet, the other two stamped 375 on case backs, one on a rope leather strap and a frabirc strap, the pocket watch is gold plated and features a decorative design on back of the case
Mixed Lot: two pocket watches, one ladies with silver marks for Birmingham, key wound with a decorative dial and case back; the second a crown wound pocket watch with a white metal case, stamped 935 on case back, features a white enamel dial with sub-seconds dial, blued hands and contrasting black Roman numeral hour markers, movement stamped 'Maxim'
Two pocket watches including an Ingersoll and a Liverpool Rodium Lever watch. The Ingersoll has a metal case with a two-tone white and black dial with white hour markers, manually crown wound. The second, a Liverpool Rodium Lever features a white dial with black Roman numeral hour markers, the movement is key wound, case for the movement is not the original and does not fit as it should, the case is missing the glass over the dial, dial reads 'Liverpool Rodium Lever' followed by 'Made in Neuchatel"
First quarter of the 20th century nickel cased pocket watch with button wind, having blued steel hands to a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, (small hairline cracks), the dial inscribed 'H Williamson Ltd, London' numbered 20124F, dial diam 5cm, the back cover and bezel both stamped with Govt broad arrow and numbered 7054F
Mixed Lot: three pocket watches; the first a rolled gold Grosvenor pocket watch with a two-tone dial, sub-second dial and blued hands, manually crown wound 15-jewel Swiss movement, circa 1900;, the second a Bentima, crown wound, Swiss made movement, the case back engraved with two horses inside a horseshoe, lastly, the third is a white metal pocket watch with a floral design on the dial and back of the case, key-wound movement, inside of case back reads 'cylinder escapement 4 holes jewelled Vacheron, Geneve', (a/f)
Large silver pocket watch with silver pair case, made by W Smith of Liverpool, key wound movement featuring a detailed engraving of a lion, white enamel dial with contrasting black Roman numeral hour markers, along with a sub-second dial and yellow metal hands, the pair case hallmarked London, watch also hallmarked London
Last quarter of 19th/early 20th century Gents gold plated Waltham full hunter pocket watch with button wind, having blued steel hands to a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, the back case now faintly engraved with a deer with foliate surround, the front engraved with a monogram within a foliate surround, dial diam 4.5cm
Mixed Lot: two pocket watches and a gents alarm wrist watch, and two ladies watches, one having a 9ct gold case, and a 9ct gold hallmarked bracelet, manually crown wound Swiss movement with blued hands, the other is an Everite, gold plated case and bracelet and a manually crown wound Swiss movement (2)
Three gents wrist watches and 8 ladies wrist watches and 4 pocket watches, the ladies watches include an Oris with original box, a Smiths watch; gent's watches include an Astral, Kelton and a ladies enamel Ferro Feldmann pocket watch, with 17-jewel Swiss made movement, plus a white metal pocket watch marked 935 with white dial and black Roman numerals
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY, 9CT GOLD J.W. BENSON FULL HUNTER POCKET WATCH, white enamel dial signed 'J.W. Benson, London', black Arabic numerals, blue steel hands, subsidiary second dial at the six o'clock position, 16 jewels keyless wind movement, polished yellow gold case, case front with engraved initial monogram HGS, approximate diameter 49mm, inside case hallmarked 9ct 'Dennison Watch Case Co' Birmingham 1926, signed 336121, approximate gross weight 96.4 grams (Condition report: light wear, some light scratching, overall condition very good, currently not working however time keeping untested, watch service marks to inner case)
A SMALL PARCEL OF 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY SILVER, comprising a late Victorian scissor case with hanging loop to the hinged top, foliate scroll repousse decorated and chased, maker George Unite, Birmingham 1875, two Edwardian bon bon dishes of oval form, pierced foliate repousse decoration, Sheffield 1903 and 1905, a William IV folding fruit knife with mother of pearl handle, maker Alexander Hunt, Sheffield 1837, an Edwardian silver mounted leather easel back fob watch stand containing a defective Continental white metal pocket watch, together with a mother of pearl and white metal whistle, a small white metal whistle, a white metal needle case of flattened oval form with engraved design and initials, a Victorian bone bodkin case, a white metal defective propelling pencil, fitted with hardstone seal end and adjustable calendar, a small white metal propelling pencil, another with paste inset to the top and a base metal bodkin case fitted with a Stanhope titled 'Memories of Southport', gross weight of weighable silver 1.84ozt, 56.9 grams (14) (Condition report: the fob watch is defective, as is the calendar propelling pencil, other items are generally in useable, fair to good condition)
A LATE 19TH CENTURY SCANDANAVIAN OR EASTERN EUROPEAN BENTWOOD TINE OR SVEPASK TOGETHER WITH A SMALL GROUP OF TREEN, the tine / svepask with pokerwork decoration, length 28.5cm x height 19.5cm, an early 20th Century chip carved jewellery box in the form of a coffer, lid is loose, width 29.2cm, a folding pocket watch holder carved with floral decoration and 'INTERLAKEN', a set of twelve cylindrical nesting boxes, ranging in height from 5.8cm to 0.5cm, the smallest two lack lids, a birds eye maple veneered trinket box and cover of rectangular form and a cylindrical box containing miniature wooden cups, bowls, plates, etc (6) (Condition report: the tine / svepask has areas of woodworm, particularly to the underside, some of the wicker threading is missing, both the uprights have small chips to the tops, the coffer has broken hinges and a section of the stile support missing to one side, the stacking cylinders do have some with splits due to the thinness of the wood)
A SMALL PARCEL OF EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER ITEMS, comprising a late Victorian rectangular vesta case, Birmingham 1900, a rectangular cigarette case in poor condition, Birmingham 1908, a George V silver purse, engine turned decoration and initialled, tan leather lining, suspended on a chain, Birmingham 1912, a George V easel back photograph frame, inner dimensions 13cm x 8cm, Birmingham 1913, a silver handled button hook and a George V easel backed pocket watch frame, engine turned decoration, maker Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1913, containing a silver plated 8 day pocket watch, the enamel dial marked 'Raymond Keith 189A Brompton Rd, S.W.', gross weight of vesta and cigarette case 3.3ozt, 102.5 grams (6) (Condition report: all pieces heavily tarnished, photo frame has dints as does the purse and pocket watch frame, but all items are in useable condition)
Four wristwatches and a gold-plated pocket watch, a gentleman's Tissot Visodate stainless steel watch; a Seiko Quartz steel bracelet watch; a Rotary gold-plated bracelet watch in box; a lady's Swissam gold-plated wrist watch with faceted glass; a Waltham gold-plated open face pocket watch, wristwatches are not working, pocket watch is running although no guarantee is given.Qty: 5
An 18ct gold cased open faced pocket watch, by JW Benson, London 1919, with keyless English lever movement, signed and numbered H7460, with original scripts and box, case diameter 4.5cm, gross weight 84.8g/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection
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