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Click here to subscribeAn Edwardian silver half hunter fob wind pocket watch, hallmarked Chester 1902, with 42mm. white Roman enamel dial with sub. seconds, 51mm. engine turned case with crest to case back, gilt three quarter plate lever movement, No.75299, signed for the retailer 'E. W. Bachmann & Co. Guernsey'. * Condition: Winds and runs. Dial VG. Case good - slight ding to front. Front cover detached - solder on hinge has given way. Should be an easy repair.
An early 18th century three pair cased repeating verge pocket watch by John Buschman of London, the movement signed '127 BUSCHMAN LONDON', with gilt pierced foliate and chased plates, Roman style pillars, striking on a bell and with silent action, fronted by a gilt Roman dial with outer Arabic five minute track and decorative chased centre, steel hands, the pierced case back with swans and female masks amidst scrolling foliage, the repoussé and pierced gold outer case chased with a scene of Juno's chariot drawn by peacocks, quartered with figures emblematic of the four continents, within a protective leather and gilt case decorated with pique work and a rope work bezel, with key, the watch 45mm. diameter, the outer case 59mm. diameter.* Condition: The watch winds and runs. The dial and cases appear to be in good condition, with no evident faults or repairs. There is a small stress crack to the one side of the top of the repeat button. Several small flakes from glass at edge where it meets the bezel. Very good overall.
A fine silver full hunter minute repeating perpetual calendar pocket watch with moonphase, hallmarked Chester 1929, maker F.T, three quarter plate washed gilt finished lever movement with bi-metallic compensation balance, minute repeating on two gongs, repeat action through slide on band, white enamel Roman dial with outer minute track, four subsidiary dials for day, date and month, phases of the moon combined with subsidiary seconds, blued steel spade hands, circular polished silver full hunter case, 57mm. diameter.* Condition: Winds and runs. Repeating mechanism functioning correctly. Dial has some damage - there is an old glued repair and four cracks visible to the shaped cover over the moonphase, plus a small chip to the second track. There are also small hairlines visible to either side of the central fixing point of the hands, and several tiny hairlines to the date dial. There is a small glued flake to the very edge of the dial at twelve. Glass missing. The case is good, with one tiny ding to the front.
A gold three coloured fusee lever pocket watch by Thomas Pinnington of Liverpool, gilt key wound movement with Massey escapement, foliate engraved balance cock inscribed 'Patent' with diamond endstone, signed 'THOs. PINNINGTON Liverpool 1265', dust cover, fronted by a triple colour dial with applied Roman numerals, engine turned centre and embossed floral border, the 18ct gold case, hallmarked Thomas Helsby & Co., Chester 1823, with all-over repoussé decoration of flower, foliage and fruit, 47mm. diameter, with key.* Condition: Runs only briefly - possibly simply requires cleaning and oiling. Overall in VG condition - no damage or faults to dial or case. No repairs noted.
A gold Swiss open face quarter repeating musical pocket watch by Duchene et Fils, c.1820, the gilt movement with two standing barrels and cylinder escapement, repeating on gongs by depressing pendant, playing music at will or on the hour by means of sur plateau mechanism, gilt cuvette signed 'L's Duchene & fils No. 93305', the engine turned and foliate chased gold dial with black Arabic numerals on white enamel reserves and enamel outer minute track, blued-steel hands, within an engine turned 18ct gold case, 56mm. diameter, with key.* Provenance: Believed purchased at Christies NY, 27th April 1992, Lot 25.** Condition: Winds and runs. Repeat mechanism working correctly. Case and dial VG.
An Edwardian silver mounted desk clock and barometer, Matthew John Jessop, London 1902, the shaped case with easel back and central mercury thermometer, enclosing a goliath pocket watch 'clock' and similar pocket barometer, 5 x 8½in. (12.75 x 21.5cm.); together with a silver mounted pocket watch travel stand, D.N.H.&S., Birm. 1906. (2)
A Victorian 18ct gold open face pocket watch by M. Le Couteur, the 42mm. English case with engine turned back and chased foliate borders, hallmarked London, date mark rubbed, c.1870, the key wind fusee movement signed 'M Le Couteur No.179, the 39mm. three colour gold dial with Roman numerals and decorative floral border, lacks glass, with key and morocco case (a/f).* Condition: Lacks glass. Winds and runs. A few tiny dings to back. Case otherwise very good. Dial and movement good.
A Victorian silver cased open face fusee pocket watch, the case hallmarked by Thomas Blake, London 1849, the gilt key wind movement signed 'C. Stittlet London No. 44247', with bi-metallic compensated balance, engraved cock with diamond endstone, engine turned silver dial with gilt Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and foliate engraving, 48mm. engine turned case; with silver curb link fob chain with foliate chased vesta case, Joseph Gloster Ltd., Birm. 1919; and another silver fob chain with key. (3)
An early 20th century Continental silver-mounted ivorine bookmark, planished mount monogrammed in wrigglework, 9.5cm long, 830 standard, c.1910; another, similar, enamel and white metal-mounted ivorine, 8.5cm long, c.1910; an early 20th century Continental lady's silver open-faced pocket watch, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, 3.5cm diam overall, 800 standard, c.1910; a silver-coloured dreidel, the sides with symbols and Arabic numerals; a Queen Victoria 1887 silver shilling, mounted as pendant; further jewellery, including turquoise beads, tiger's eye, faux amber; etc (9)
A French silver lady's pocket watch, silvered dial, Roman numerals, 4cm diameter, c.1900; a silver coloured metal model of a stag, 15cm high; a mother-of-pearl glove button hook; a mahogany brass mounted retractable pencil; a brass Mizpah ring; a part chatelaine; coins; silver and metal charms; a Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern cake knife; a pickle fork; etc
A gentleman's 18ct gold cased, open face pocket watch: the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, the three-quarter plate movement numbered '418' and inscribed 'Manchester', the case with hallmarks for Sheffield 1893, together with key, approximately 91gms gross weight.
Jules Jurgensen. A gentleman's 18ct gold key wound quarter repeater hunter pocket watch: with detent chronometer escapement, the inside cover with maker's initial's 'AGJ', the dust cover inscribed 'Jules Jurgensen Copenhagen' and numbered '6408' the signed, white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial at 6 'o' clock, approximately 104gms gross weight, together with key.*Note Jules Jurgensen was born in 1745 in Copenhagen and founded the watch making dynasty that included his son, the eminent chronometer maker Urban Jurgensen born 1776 who went on to study with Louis Breguet in Paris and John Arnold in London.
A gentleman's 18ct gold half-hunter pocket watch: the circular white enamel dial 40mm diameter, with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds dial, signed Peake, London 5031, the keyless lever movement with repeat signature 'Tho's Peake, 118 Wardour Street, London no 5031' the case with hallmarks for Sheffield 1862, approximately 97.5gms gross weight.
TWO POCKET WATCHES, first stamped sterling silver, with a floral gilt border to the silvered dial, Roman numerals, decoration to the case with a blind cartouche, silver dust cover, London hallmarks dated 1883, the second a Swiss pocket watch with a floral gilt border to the silvered dial, Roman numerals, decoration to the case with a blind cartouche, Swiss fineness marks for 0.800, approximate gross weight 98 grams
A SELECTION OF MAINLY COSTUME JEWELLERY, to include a silver bracelet, pair of silver hoop earrings, a continental choker, approximate total weight 97.8 grams, together with two cameo panels designed with a lady in profile, two Parker Pens, imitation pearl necklaces, a Swiss Lonville pocket watch etc
TWO MILITARY TIMEPIECES, firstly a H Williamson Ltd metal pocket watch, Roman numeral white dial signed 6896F as well as case side and back, discoloured screen, seconds hand missing from subsidiary dial, the second a MWC wristwatch, black dial with Arabic numerals, metal case, fitted with a hinge strap, case back numbered 6BB-6645-99, 523-8290, 9442/91
A COLLECTION OF ITEMS, to include a gold plated Elgin pocket watch, white Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial, engine turned decoration with a blind cartouche, secondly a mid 20th Century wristwatch, Oading-Erdel signed dial, gold plated case and an expandable strap, lastly a late Victorian gold plated swivel memorial brooch with arranged hair panels to both sides
TWO POCKET WATCHES, to include a 9ct gold Limit pocket watch, Roman numeral dial, with a subsidiary seconds dial, gold dust cover, import marks for London dating 1924, stamped 375, approximate weight 78.3 grams, the other a Swiss silver pocket watch, Roman numeral and floral painted dial, with central blind cartouche and floral and foliate decoration to the caseback, stamped 0.800, approximate weight 37 grams
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