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Click here to subscribeA Victorian silver spirit kettle stand by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1894, 8.5cm high, an Edwardian silver mounted pocket watch stand by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1909, 11.5cm x 10.5cm, with pocket watch within, a silver mounted hairbrush and matching clothes brush, a pair of silver sugar nips, a silver teaspoon and a yellow metal mounted frame (7)
REISEUHRSchweiz / England um 1920 Schweizer Taschenuhr mit 8-Tagewerk im Etui mit 925/000 Silberdeckel. Gest. Birmingham 1919. Werk läuft an, Gebrauchsspuren A CARRIAGE CLOCK Switzerland / England circa 1920 Swiss pocket watch with 8-day work inthe case with 925/000 silver lid. Hallmarked. Birmingham 1919. Working movement, signs of wear and tear.
PUPPENSÄNFTE ALS TASCHENUHRENHALTERFrankreich um 1900 Innenverkleidung aus grünem Samt und goldbronzierten Blechbeschlägen, verziert mit lithografierten Puttendarstellungen und Ranken. H 17,5 cm. Tür lose. A DOLL SEDAN CHAIR AS POCKET WATCH HOLDER France circa 1900 Inside lining made of greenvelvet and gold bronzed metal fittings, decorated with lithographed depictions of putti and tendrils. Height 17.5 cm. Door loose.
Dent, London,18 carat gold open face pocket watch, no. 6452, circa 1841Movement: Three quarter plate, bimetallic split balance, flat balance springCase: 18 carat gold three piece hinged case, the back cover engraved Mackworth Praed Bulkley John and an armorial Size: 46mmSigned: Dial, movementAccessories: Suspended on a gold coloured chain with a watch key and swivel sealCondition Report: Movement is currently functioning. Movement appears to be in a generally good condition with little sign of previous intervention when viewed under a 4x loupe. Dial appears to be in an average condition with some light marks and scratches when viewed under a 4x loupe. Hands appear to be in a generally good condition.Glass has some scratches and marks when viewed under a 4x loupe. Case shows light scratches and marks. Engraving to back cover lightly rubbed. Hallmarked London 1841Hinges appear intact.Watch - 70g grossChain and seal - 18g, 13cm long overall, unmarkedDreweatts 1759 do not guarantee the working order or accuracy of any lots sold. Due to opening of the case back we recommend this watch is re-sealed by a qualified technician to ensure any stated water resistance is achieved.If you should have any further questions regarding this lot, please contact the Watch Department on 01635 553 553 or at watches@dreweatts.com Condition Report Disclaimer
A 19th Century continental white metal circular box, the lid with bright cut detail inscribed 'JK', housing four white metal tokens bearing German text/verse relating to pride before a fall featuring a fox to reverse, unmarked, box diameter 3.5cm, also a hallmarked silver double sovereign case (af) and a silver curb link pocket watch chain with T-bar and fob medal, approx 3.8ozt/120g. Additional InformationThe sovereign case badly af, lid badly split and overall heavily dented, continental box with some light impacts, scratches and nicks, the pocket watch chain does not have a fastening link, has been broken off or lost so will need attention, further usual wear.
Four hallmarked silver pocket watch fob medals, one with partial engraved initials, a darts fob medal and three football examples, one enamelled and inscribed 'Kent County Football Association', the sporting examples with various inscriptions to reverses, approx 70g (8).Additional InformationSome surface rubbing, scratches, nicks, etc.
WILSON & GREEN; a hallmarked silver easel back watch case with repoussé floral detail, Birmingham 1908, housing a silver plated Goliath crown wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter of dial 16mm, together with a hallmarked silver easel back desk clock by Carrs of Sheffield (2).Additional InformationThe silver case is heavily worn and dented, polish holes evident, the interior is af also, the watch is af with numerous cracks to the glass and cracks to the dial, also the watch doesn't appear to be running, tarnishing and wear.
ALEXANDER CLARK & CO; a set of six George V hallmarked silver teaspoons, Sheffield 1913, in associated case with a set of plated sugar tongs, approx 2.25ozt/70.5g, a white metal small model of a viking longboat, a white metal model of a galleon and a white metal model of a windmill, also a plated key wind pocket watch (af).
FATTORINI & SONS OF BRADFORD; an 18ct yellow gold open face pocket watch with two piece white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and inscribed 'Chronometer Watch Manufacturers, Fattorini & Sons, Bradford 24046', with repeater button and signed movement, the cuvette also 18ct gold, sold with a 9ct rose gold watch chain with T-bar and swivel fob, the watch diameter 55mm, approx 122.3g, the chain approx 28.3g.Additional InformationThe watch is key wind and does tick when wound, but no guarantee to be working order. There is floral engraved detail to the sides of the watch, there are a few surface scratches. the push button on the top of the mount beneath the ring loop attachment is missing. The repeater button moves, the dial is slightly miscoloured, but otherwise ok. there are a few creases and small dents to the back of the case, there are no engraved initials. It is presented within a Fattorini & Son case. The chain is stamped to the spring clasp 'Solid Gold', the T-bar is fully hallmarked for 9ct yellow gold. The fob is also stamped 9ct, there are no obvious markings on the chain itself. The length of the chain is 37.5cm.
An 18ct yellow gold key wind open face pocket watch, the white enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds hand, with 18ct gold cuvette and with matching numbers to case, movement and dial no.22321, hallmarked for Sheffield 1902, diameter 45mm, approx 76g.Additional InformationThere are fine hairline cracks to the dial, the case is rather sprung. There are a few dents around the edges, one heavier to the hinge. No guarantees to be in working order, surface scratches throughout, replaced glass is very dirty.
S SMITH & SON OF 9 STRAND, LONDON; an 18ct yellow gold cased crown wind open face non-magnetic pocket watch, the circular enamelled dial set with Roman and Arabic numerals and two subsidiary dials, diameter 50mm, approx 117.5g.Additional InformationThe case with minimal scratches and wear. When wound, the watch does tick, however this is no guarantee the watch is in working order.
ELGIN; a lady's 18ct gold full hunter crown wind pocket watch, the case with chased decoration in the form of an open shell, the circular enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, approx 70.7g.Additional InformationHairline cracks to the dial, light wear to the case and movement. When wound, the watch appears to run, although this is no guarantee that the watch is in working order.
WALTHAM; an early 20th century gold plated crown wind open face pocket watch, the circular enamelled dial set with Roman and Arabic numerals and with subsidiary seconds dial, the screw back enclosing seventeen jewel movement signed 'P. S. Bartlett Waltham, Mass' and no. 17078190, dial diameter 44mm.Additional InformationNot running, feels overwound, mechanism will require attention, rubbing to plating particularly to crown and surmount, further scratches, general wear, etc.
WALTHAM; a gold plated full hunter crown wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, also two similar examples and a brass pocket watch with filigree detail to the case surrounding a silvered dial (4).Additional InformationGeneral wear. The brass example is not winding from the crown. The Waltham example is missing the perspex base and also subsidiary seconds dial and does not appear to be winding. Numerous dents and wear. The Elgin example is overwound. Each watch is at fault (af).
Seven gold plated and brass cased pocket watches to include a full hunter example with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, two Waltham examples, an Admiral example, etc (7).Additional InformationThe loop is missing on the Elgin fob watch, also numerous cracks to the dial on that example, the glass is missing on the Waltham cased example with the filigree detail to the front, heavy wear a couple of the cases, the loop missing from the Trademark example, one of the fingers is snapped on the hunter example, the Admiral example appears to run when wound, the remaining examples do not appear to be running.
Four gold plated crown wind pocket watches including a Waltham example with Roman and part Arabic dial and subsidiary dial, diameter 60mm, a Thomas Russell & Sons of Liverpool example, etc (4).Additional InformationGeneral wear to the cases. Waltham watch has a crack to the glass and is not working. The hands run smoothly and the watches appear to tick when wound to the remaining examples. No guarantees of the working order of any watches. Glue/tape residue to the case backs.
Five gold plated crown wind full hunter pocket watches to include two Waltham exampleS, etc (5).Additional InformationOne watch is missing the loop, subsidiary seconds finger and glass face, heavy wear, the small Waltham example is missing the glass face, heavy wear, scratches, scuffs, only the small Waltham watch appears to be running when wound, the same watch is missing the larger finger.
A.W. W & CO WALTHAM MASS; a gold plated full hunter crown wind pocket watch with fifteen jewel movement, numbered 1189498, diameter 50mm.Additional InformationWhen wound the watch appears to run although this is no guarantee of working order, the case back in engraved with initial, light wear, scratches and rubbing to the plate.
CRAFTSMAN; an Art Deco gold plated crown wind pocket watch, the circular dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, the case back with engine turned geometric decoration, diameter 42mm, together with a hallmarked silver key wind lady's fob watch, the circular dial with yellow metal scrolling detail and Roman numerals, diameter 40mm (2).Additional InformationThe plated example is worn and doesn't appear to be running when wound, the silver one does appear to tick when wound, with general wear.
Five gold plated crown wind pocket watches, including three Waltham examples, another by JM Masters of Rhyl, etc (5).Additional InformationThe Prestons example is missing the glass and the dial is cracked, wear to the case, tarnishing, scratches, scuffs. The Masters example is heavily worn, the plate from the crown is peeling and the watch is not working/winding. The Prestons Ltd example appears to running when wound as well as two of the Waltham examples. The remaining two are not running. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Four gold plated crown wind full hunter pocket watches to include an example signed 'Waltham' to the face, with Arabic numeral and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, together with two half hunter crown wind pocket watches (6).Additional InformationTwo watches are af, the example signed Ratoid is missing fingers and cracks to the dial, there is another example which is missing the glass and with numerous losses show cracks tot the dial, a further example with cracks to the dial, wear to the plate, scratches, scuffs, the heavily worn brass coloured example is the only watch which appears to be running although this is no guarantee of working order.
WALTHAM MASS; two crown wind gold plated pocket watches, each with chased decoration to the cases, one example decorated with a stag in a landscape to the case back, also a Waltham Watch Co crown wind pocket watch, diameter of larger example 50mm.Additional InformationMinor wear to the cases. Waltham Watch Co example is over-wound and the case is heavily worn. Stag decorated watch appears to run. The remaining two are currently not working. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Four gold plated crown wind open face pocket watches to include a Waltham example with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter is 47mm, and a Waltham example with jewelled detail to dial and Arabic numerals, diameter is 30mm, etc. (4).Additional InformationSmall pocket watch with crack to the glass, wear throughout, pitting to the case, wear to the plates, the small Waltham example and the example with the engine turned dial appear to be ticking when wound, the remaining two watches do not appear to be running.
WALTHAM; three gold plated crown wind pocket watches including two lady's full hunter examples, the smaller with Roman and Arabic numerals and subsidiary dial, diameter of face 27mm, also an Elgin gold plated crown wind full hunter pocket watch (4).Additional InformationMinor wear to the cases, denting. When wound, only the mid-size hunter appear to run but stops shortly afterwards. Wear to the plate on a couple of the examples. Two with engraved initials to the cases. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Four hallmarked silver cased key wind pocket watches, including a full hunter example and a half hunter example, also a white metal cased example (5).Additional InformationEach watch is at fault (af). The two 19th century examples with numerous cracks to the dial, one example is missing the subsidiary finger. The white metal cased example has one finger missing and the case is heavily worn. The small half hunter watch is missing the glass dial. The full hunter is missing the glass dial. We have not checked if any watch is in working order.
A hallmarked silver cased key wind pocket watch, the circular enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, and three base metal cased pocket watches, one example with two subsidiary dials, also two movements, one signed Goldsmiths & Silversmiths 112 Regent Street London (af) (6).Additional InformationEach watch is at fault (af). The watch signed Trojan with rusting, glass missing, crown is missing. The example with two subsidiary dials also missing the crown, numerous cracks to the dial. The silver cased example with cracks to the glass, heavy wear, the loop is missing, heavy wear throughout.
A hallmarked silver key wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed 'Improved Patent', diameter 57mm, together with two base metal crown wind pocket watches, a fob watch movement in case stamped 900, a hallmarked silver case, a base metal Albert chain and T-bar, etc.Additional InformationThe hallmarked silver watch with small hairline crack to the dial and glass missing, heavy wear and dents to the case, there are two hallmarked silver dust plates, the two crown wind examples appear to be running when wound although this is no guarantee of working order.
JOHN MYERS & CO LTD OF LONDON; a hallmarked silver key wind open face pocket watch, the enamelled dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 50mm, with hallmarked silver fancy link Albert chain with T-bar and fob, total weight 186g.Additional InformationWear, scratches, we cannot guarantee the working of this timepiece.
Three hallmarked silver key wind pocket watches, various makers to include Thomas Evans of Newcastle, Patrick Greenwich, the last example is indistinctly signed but possibly Dwerryhouse, London, two examples lacking their outer cases, together with a hallmarked silver key wind pocket watches, the circular dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial (4).Additional InformationEach watch is af, two examples with cracks to the dial, the same two examples are missing their outer cases, one with a large hole to the case and numerous dents, the example with the silver case has numerous cracks to the dial, missing fingers, the later open faced example is missing the subsidiary seconds dial and with numerous cracks to the face.
Two hallmarked silver key wind pocket watches, the larger example signed G.G. Graves Waltham Mass, and a sterling silver crown wind pocket watch, the dial signed Robert Milne of Manchester, diameter 47mm (3).Additional InformationGeneral wear, minor denting to the cases. Glue residue to the inside rim of the Waltham Mass example, as well as the decoration to the case back being worn, also numerous dents to the body. The crown wind example appears to run when wound. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Three hallmarked silver key wind pocket watches to include an example with floral detail to the dial, diameter 40mm, together with 935 silver cased pocket watches (6).Additional InformationOne watch appears to run when wound, general wear, glue/cellotape residue to case backs, one example with fingers missing, cracks to the example with the jewelled dial.
A hallmarked silver full hunter pocket watch, the enamelled dial signed Mura, with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 47mm, two further pocket watches stamped Fine Silver, the larger signed Muret Geneva to the dial and a 935 silver fob watch (4).Additional InformationThe Mura example is missing the glass and the dial is cracked. The crown wind function does not appear to be working. Light wear throughout. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Three hallmarked silver pocket watches comprising two key wind and one crown wind example, and a further 935 silver cased pocket watch, each with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, the 935 example signed Non-Magnetic to the dial, diameter 52mm (4).Additional InformationMinor dents and wear to the cases. The non-magnetic example is missing the larger finger. The subsidiary finger is missing from a key wind example, also the fingers are bent. The crown wind example does appear to tick when wound. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
A.W.W. CO, WALTHAM, MASS; a hallmarked silver key wind pocket watch, the circular dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, diameter 50mm, and two sterling silver and one 935 silver pocket watches (4).Additional InformationSmaller crown wind example with cracks to the dial. Second crown wind example larger finger has come loose but is still present. Minor wear, denting to the backs, wear to the decoration on the backs. When wound, the smaller crown wind example appears to tick. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Four hallmarked silver key wind pocket watches including an example with filigree face, the chapter ring with applied Roman numerals and subsidiary dial, diameter 45mm, further example signed JG Greaves Sheffield, etc (4).Additional InformationSmaller watch with chip and cracks to the dial and subsidiary finger missing, the Greaves example is missing the subsidiary finger. Wear throughout, denting to the cases. Waltham example cover does not close fully.No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Two hallmarked silver cased key wind pocket watches to include an example signed 'Alfred Russell & Co', with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 40mm, together with a hallmarked silver cased half hunter pocket watch, a further open face example stamped '935' to the case, a dial signed 'Henry E. Peck, London' and two further pocket watches (af) (6).Additional InformationTwo of the pocket watches are missing their back plates but do appear to be silver, the half hunter spring action does not work so the front plate does not open unless forced, the dial also has numerous hairline cracks, the Greaves example is missing the glass and with hairline cracks to the dial, the Swiss example with two cracks to the dial also, glue/tape residue to case backs, the half hunter appears to be running when wound although this is no guarantee of working order.
Two hallmarked silver full hunter pocket watches, together with a further full hunter stamped 'Fine Silver' and a similar stamped 'Sterling', also a hallmarked silver half hunter pocket watch, various makers to include Waltham and M. Harrison & Son of Liverpool (5).Additional InformationEach watch with tarnishing, scratches and wear, glue/tape residue evident to case backs, sterling silver example signed Waltham with hairline cracks to the dial and glass missing, the half hunter signed Harrison with subsidiary finger missing, none of the crown wind examples appear to be running.
Six 935 silver cased key wind pocket watches, three examples with jewelled dials, average size is 37mm, also a sterling silver cased crown wind pocket watch (7).Additional InformationOne of the dials is missing the glass, another watch with cracks to the glass, general wear, tarnishing and pitting, the crown wind example is currently not functioning.
A 19th century key wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary dial and painted decoration of a gentleman on a penny farthing, diameter 47mm, with fusee movement.Additional InformationWe have not checked if the watch is in working order and we do not have the key. Minor dents to the case, general wear, light scratches.
Four 935 silver cased pocket watches, together with two sterling silver crown wind examples, five examples with jewelled decoration to the dials, also a further key wind pocket watch (lacking back plate).Additional InformationAs stated, one of the watches is missing the back plate, the same watch is missing the glass, also with hairline crack to the dial, another example with cracks to the glass, general wear, pitting, tarnishing to the cases.
An early 20th century plated crown wind Goliath pocket watch, the white enamelled dial set with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds hand and applied white metal initials to the rear case, the case numbered 144421, diameter 7cm.Additional InformationTicks when wound, heavy tarnishing to the case and ring loop attachment. The crown wind is slightly loose. There is no name to the movement at all. Some slight discolouration to the centre of the dial, which also spurns a hairline crack running from the centre point to the edge. A few other light surface marks.
OMEGA; a chrome cased crown wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 42mm.Additional InformationThe loop is worn/possibly replacement. Pitting and wear to the case, heavy wear and scratches to the case back. The watch does not appear to run when wound. Fine hairline cracks to the dial. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
DOXA; a crown wind base metal military pocket watch, diameter of case 50mm, together with a gold plated open face crown wind pocket watch by Waltham, a modern brown cased full hunter pocket and a eight day base metal cased Goliath watch, also a sterling silver cased fob watch movement (5).Additional InformationEach watch is af, the Doxa military example is missing the glass pitting to the face, and lacking suspension loop, the Waltham plated example is missing the glass, heavy wear to each of the cases, the Goliath is missing the watch back and has been overwound, the Doxa example does not run, the Waltham appears to run when would although this is no guarantee of working order.
A 19th century Continental base metal open face crown wind pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman and Arabic numerals and jewelled decoration, with enamelled decoration to the case back depicting a seated figure in landscape setting, diameter 47mm, together with a further white metal full hunter with niello decoration depicting a stag in landscape, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial (2).Additional InformationThe example with the enamelled back is heavily worn, especially to the enamel back, light scratches, scuffs, the movement is currently not functioning and doesn't run when wound, the Niello example is heavily worn to the decoration and does appear to be running when wound although this is no guarantee of working order.
OMEGA; a base metal crown wind open face pocket watch, the enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, diameter 47mm, together with an Elgin gold plated crown wind pocket watch with black enamelled dial bearing Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial (2).Additional InformationThe Omega watch has three chips/old repairs to the face, light scratches, heavy wear to the cases, the Elgin watch is currently not functioning, the Omega watch does run when would although this is no guarantee of working order.
Four base metal cased pocket watches including an example signed Scott's Wreckin Lever example, another signed S. Smith & Sons (M.A.) Ltd London to the dial, diameter 46mm, also a base metal cased chronograph and Elgin timer (6).Additional InformationHeavy wear to the cases. The Elgin timer is missing the glass and does not appear to be working. The Smith example with hairline crack to the dial. Chronograph with chip/crack to the glass and pitting to the dial. The crown winding mechanism is not functioning on the Smith example. The fingers move freely and the watch appears to tick when wound on the A.W Co example. The Veglia example appears to tick when wound. No guarantees of the working order of any watches.
Seven assorted chrome and base metal crown wind pocket watches to include a Smith's example.Additional InformationWear to the cases, scratches, scuffs, the non-magnetic example with cracks to the dial and the watch appears to be overwound, the Smith's example is missing the glass with scratches to the dial, the Summit example appears to be the only watch that is running when wound although this is no guarantee of working order.
A quantity of costume jewellery including decorative brooches, a small group of compacts, a vintage lady's 9ct yellow gold wristwatch, various other wristwatches, a silver open face pocket watch (af) and a cased set of cultured pearls with 9ct gold clasp and a single earring with receipt from Newquay Pearl.
GERMAN SCHOOL, 17th centuryan impressive 17th century memento mori still life oil painting, painted with end-of-life symbolism including skull and crossbones, hourglass, early clock, pendant pocket watch, marble bust, candle and candle holder, pipe with bubbles, flower arrangement and a book titled in Latin 'Mors Omvia Aequat' - 'death makes all things equal', oil on canvas84 x 113cm, framed Condition report: The canvas has been lined. There is craquelure in parts. There are some superficial surface abrasions in parts, see illustration. Under UV light, there is retouching apparent in places throughout the composition. the painting is presented in a gilded and sgraffito-ed frame and ready to hang.
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