An early 20th century 18ct gold hunter pocket watch, white enamel dial, numeral markers, subsidiary dial, approx 42mm, to machine engraved cased, vacant shield cartouche, case approx 50mm, total gross weight approx 107gms key wind, movement no 22059, J A Moore, 18 Corn Market Derby, in original branded case, along with a gilt metal watch key set with bloodstone and foil backed quartzCondition report: cannot confirm working, overall two hairlines and small chip to dial, case small dents to edge in areas and to case back
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A George III silver pocket pair case pocket watch, by S & C Joyce London, enamel dial with subsidiary dial at 12 with Roman numeral markers, outer seconds track, dial approx 42mm, movement marked 275, case approx 53mm, case London 1784, Thomas Carpenter, service/retailers papers Leadbeater, Wrexham, in leather bound caseCondition report: some hairlines and marks to dial, case wear and tear with fine marks and scratches, no visible sign of repair
A Railway Service nickel cased pocket watch, by the West End Watch Co, no.797598, keyless wind Condition report: The fob ring is missing, but the movement appears to be workingThe dial is clean and not crackedThe bevelled glass is scratched and a minor chip at 6pmTotal diameter 5cm. 1cm deep. Not currently working
A Johannsen & Co. WWI military silver-cased keyless chronometer pocket watch, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, centre seconds and signed A Johannsen & Co, 149 Minories, London 7873, the signed movement numbered 7873, with crow's foot arrow, in plain silver case hallmarked for Fred Thoms, London 1916, 5.7cm, 171g, (working).
R B Kirby, Malton & Driffield, a silver-cased open face pocket watch, the signed fusée movement numbered 4420, with white enamel dial, Roman numerals and seconds subsidiary, in silver case hallmarked London 1881, 5cm diameter, 149g, with silver graduated curb-link half-Albert, 184g gross weight.
S Child, an 18ct-gold-cased open-face keyless pocket watch, the gilt face engraved with a basket of flowers, the chapter ring with applied Roman numerals, the movement signed S Child 10 Bull Street, Birmingham and numbered 87496, in scroll-engraved case with initials to centre, hallmarked London 1881, 40mm diameter, 62.5g.
A Victorian engine turned 18ct gold hunter keywind duplex pocket watch by James McCabe, Royal Exchange, London,with initialled case and interior inscription to 'William Stanton from some of the Merchants of Singapore', the Roman dial with subsidiary seconds and signed three quarter plate movement numbered 02964, in original box with original receipt dated 13th, September, 1861, case diameter 50mm, gross weight 117.4 grams.
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