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Lot 2338
A half-Hunter type rolled gold Dennison Watch Case Co. Ltd., 50 mm diameter crown wound Pocket Watch, no. 865620 having a white face (hairline crack) with Roman numerals and blued hands with inset second hand at the 6 o'clock position and with a ''Swiss Made 15 jewels'' movement (running at the time of cataloguing)
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Lot 520
A 1930s silver cased pocket watch, having a crown-wound Swiss made lever movement, white enamelled face, Roman numerals and a subsidiary seconds dial, opening to reveal engraved inscription "Presented by the Staff at St Cuthbert's Hamilton Place Branch to H. Bowie on retiral, 2nd February 1938", Birmingham, 1935, (winding and running)
Lot 460
An 18th Century Pocket Watch Type Compass Sundial, English, c. 1770-1780, in silver case, white enamel compass rose, 32 points, 16 named, part blued compass needle (still points North) silver dial plate supported by three silver struts, V-XII, I-VII divided to 10 minutes, silver gnomon, diameter 4.4cm
Lot 1013
ZENITH - a First World War Period gold plated open-face top-wind alarm pocket watch, black dial with white Arabic numerals and 2 subsidiary dials, case by Dennison with plated dust cover, case no. 700804, case width 47mm, working orderVery good overall condition, working order, dial is very clean and has a slight oily surface residue all over, the lumed hands no longer glow and some is missing, the case is lightly abraded all over through general use, the alarm function is working, hands adjust smoothly.
Lot 1020
A 19th century silver-cased open-face keywind Marine Chronometer deck pocket watch, by John Frodsham of Enfield, engine turned silvered dial with gold Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, cylindrical pillars with fusee movement, case by William Webb, hallmarks London 1819, movement no. 9064, case width 54mm, working order (lacking seconds hand) Good overall condition, working order, lacking seconds hand, the dial, glass and case are lightly abraded all over and the decoration on the caseback is almost completely worn off, no obvious damage.
Lot 1021
A 19th century silver-cased open-face keywind Marine Chronometer deck pocket watch, by Frodsham of London, white dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, cylindrical pillars with engraved balance cock, case by Waltham Watch Company, hallmarks Birmingham 1896, case no. 103, case width 55mm, working order Good overall condition, working order, dial is clean with a few very faint hairline cracks all the way around, glass is clean, the case is lightly abraded all over with a crease line occurring around the caseback edge, hallmarks are clear.
Lot 1022
A 19th century Swiss silver and yellow metal open-face top-wind Doctor's chronograph pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 2 subsidiary dials, sweep seconds hand and split seconds function with silver dust cover, movement no. 3333, case no. 11006, case width 58mm, working orderGood overall condition, working order, dial is clean and only has 2 very faint hairline cracks running from 2 to the centre, the glass is also very clean, the case is lightly abraded all over, one of the hinges for the caseback has been renewed with a split still visible and the caseback doesn't quite close flush with the main body, chronograph functions working, hands adjust smoothly.
Lot 1023
An Art Deco chrome plated novelty erotic open-face top-wind pocket watch, by Brevet, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and 'Revolving Beauties' aperture caseback, case no. 24340, case width 51mm, working orderGood overall condition, working order, dial has a few very faint hairline cracks near 2 and 8, glass and case are lightly abraded all over with a couple of small chips to the chrome plating on the front-left edge, crown working, hands adjust smoothly.
Lot 1024
An 18th century German pair-cased open-face keywind Verge pocket watch, white metal case with blonde tortoiseshell, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, cylindrical pillars with ornate pierced and engraved movement plate, movement no. 1346, case inscribed Muller of Augsburg, outer case width 68mm, working orderGood overall condition, working order, dial has a few faint hairline cracks around the edge near 12 and 1, the glass is clean, the case is abraded all over through general use, the tortoiseshell has a few chips and cracks with surface abrasions and some missing pins, cases close firmly shut.
Lot 1025
An 18th century silver pair-cased open-face keywind Verge pocket watch, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals, central subsidiary calendar dial and ornate engraved movement back plate and balance cock, movement no. 512, indistinct hallmarks, outer case width 61mm, working order Good overall condition, working order, dial has a restored chip on the edge near 6 along with a few very faint hairline cracks near 7 and 11, glass and case are lightly abraded, cases close flush and firmly, push button has a polished hole but is still working.
Lot 1026
An 18th century gold plated pair-cased open-face keywind Verge pocket watch, by George Cartwright of London, white enamel dial with handpainted Roman numeral hour markers and painted enamel panel back depicting Bo Peep, cylindrical pillars with pierced and engraved balance cock, no. 7002, outer case width 53mm, not currently working and in need of restorationWatch is in need of restoration, potentially a broken or missing pallet as the hands rotate quickly when the watch is wound, watch is lacking glass, dial has several cracks and restored chips, plating on cases are rubbed and worn though to base metal in most places, push button is quite stiff and dented, the rear enamel panel is loose and needs resetting back in to the case, enamel has a chip and light surface abrasions all over.
Lot 1027
A 19th century 18ct gold cased open-face keywind pocket watch, by Peter Cattaneo of Croydon, engine-turned and engraved dial with applied gold Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial and tri-colour gold floral border with engine turned case, 18ct dust cover and foliate engraved balance cock, case makers marks RB GM, indistinct hallmarks, movement no. 40224, case width 47mm, working order, 91.4g grossVery good overall condition, working order, dial and glass have minor surface abrasions all over, some of the numerals on the sub dial are rubbed, the case is worn on the edge high points and lightly abraded, hallmarks on outer case are very rubbed, hallmarks on dust cover are clear, stamped 18.
Lot 1028
A Swiss 18ct gold open-face keywind pocket watch, by Hallett of Hastings, floral engraved and textured gilt dial with Roman numerals and engine turned caseback with gilt metal dust cover, case no. 61929, case width 36mm, working order, 36g grossGood overall condition, working order, dial is slightly faded and worn, glass has a few abrasions, case also lightly abraded all over, marks rubbed, engraved 18K.
Lot 101
An 18ct gold open-faced pocket watch by Benson, the signed dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, internal presentation inscription dated 1890, London marked for 1880, case 52mm, 122g total Family tradition holds that it was purchased in 1894 by Connor Magee, Archbishop of York, and given to his son as a 21st birthday present and has been in the same family ever since.
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