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An English, antique, Victorian Gentleman's Silver Pocket Watch dating from c1865. The English Lever Fusee movement signed by the maker "E Fryde, Sunderland". It has a nicely engraved balance cock and serial number 709. It is key wound and set with the key provided and is complete with dust cover. It is in good working order. The English sterling silver case is hallmarked with the case maker's mark "RC", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the London town mark and date letter "k" for 1865/66. The case is in good condition, however does have minor indents to the rear and the engraving has been polished smooth over the years. The white enamel dial is in good condition, it is signed "Improved Patent". The watch measures 54mm in diameter (across the case, excluding bow ring). Overall, a nice example of an antique English Pocket Watch The

SEE ALL OUR WATCHES ON EBAY A very fine and rare, 14CT Gold Waltham Hunter Cased Pocket Watch, complete with the original presentation case/box. This watch is an excellent example, in superb condition and very good working order. The fancy, decoratively engraved, heavy, 14 carat solid gold hunter case is in excellent condition. It is stamped with the case maker's name "Dubois W. C. Co" for the Dubois Watch Case Company and also stamped "14K U.S. Assay" for 14 carat solid gold. A fine example. The Dubois Watch Case company, a maker of high grade watch cases was established in 1887. It specialised in the manufacture of expensive, highly ornate watch cases. The white enamel dial is in excellent condition, it has the hours in Arabic numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker "Waltham". The good quality, high grade, 15 Jewels, Waltham movement is in excellent working order. It is signed by the maker "AWWCo, Waltham Mass" and has a lovely damaskeened finish. It has a micro-metric regulator. All signs of a very good watch. The watch measures 48mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). The weight is 92.9g

A very fine and rare, 9CT Gold Waltham Hunter Cased Pocket Watch, especially made by Waltham for Thomas Russell. This watch is an excellent example, in superb condition and very good working order. The plain, heavy, 9 carat solid gold hunter case is English made and is hallmarked with the maker's mark "TR" for Thomas Russell, "9" and ".375" for 9 carat gold, the Chester town mark and date letter "T" for 1919/20. The white enamel dial is in excellent condition, it has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker "Waltham". The good quality, high grade, 17 Jewels adjusted, Waltham movement is in excellent working order. It is signed by the maker "The "Russell" Model, AWWCo, Waltham Mass USA" and has a lovely damaskeened finish. It has a micro-metric regulator. All signs of a very good watch. The watch measures 55mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). The weight is 120.4g

A very nice, relatively rare, Gold Filled "Lady Waltham" Pocket Watch. This watch is a good example, in good condition and working order. The gold filled "20 Year" case is in good condition. The inside of the rear screw off cover with the case maker's name "Fahys Montauk - guaranteed 20 years". The case with very nice, decorative floral engraving to the rear and a small oval cartouche with a village scene. The white enamel dial is in reasonably condition, but it does have some hairlines as can be seen. It has the hours in Arabic numerals and an outer minute chapter in red, also with a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker "Waltham". The good quality Lady Waltham movement is in excellent working order. It is signed by the maker "A.W.W.Co., Lady Waltham" and also "16 Jewels, Adjusted". The serial number dating the manufacture to c1914. The watch measures 45mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown).

A very good, rare, Gentleman's 14CT Solid Gold Cased Pocket Watch made by the very highly regarded and sought after IWC, the International Watch Company, Schaffhausen. This watch is an excellent example, in superb condition and very good working order. The 14 carat solid gold hunter case is in excellent condition, plain gold with no engravings or other forms of personalisation. It is stamped inside the rear cover with "14K/0.585/56" alongside Swiss control marks for 14 carat solid gold. It also bears the IWC trade mark and serial number. The inner cuvette (inner dust cover) not gold. The cuvette also engraved with the maker's name "International Watch Co., Schaffhausen". The dial is in excellent condition, it has the hours in Arabic numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker "International Watch Co., Schaffhausen". The good quality movement is in excellent working order. The movement is stem wound and set. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). An extremely nice example of a fine watch made by IWC.

A very good quality, rare, English Gentleman's 10CT Gold Plated Pocket Watch by the Lancashire Watch Company. This watch is an excellent example, in superb condition and very good working order. The 10 carat gold plated case is in excellent condition. It was made by the Dennison Watch Case Company. The white enamel dial is in excellent condition, it has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker's "Lancashire Watch Company". The good quality movement is in excellent working order. It is signed by the maker's "Lancashire Watch Company". The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown).

A nice Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fusee Pocket Watch, made by J Wiseman & Son of Hamilton, Scotland, dating from c1884. The watch is in good overall condition, however not in perfect working order it runs but can stop intermittently and will start again if given a gentle shake. Therefore the watch is being sold as in need of service/repair. The English made sterling silver case is in good condition. It is hallmarked with case maker's mark "JF", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the London town mark and date letter "I" for 1884/85. The rear of the case has a central cartouche that is free of initials. The engraving very worn so the case has a smooth appearance. The case is in good overall condition, but there are a couple of shallow indents to the rear. The English Lever Fusee movement is not in perfect working order as stated above. It is key wound and set (key not provided). The dial is in good condition, but has a chip at the 24 minute mark - see photo. It has Roman numerals for the hours and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. The watch measures approximately 52mm in diameter (excuding stem and bow ring).

A nice Antique, Victorian Gentleman's Silver Fusee Pocket Watch, in good condition and in working order. The English made sterling silver case is in very good condition. It is hallmarked with case maker's mark "WL", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the London town mark and date letter "F" for 1881/82. The rear of the case has a central cartouche that is free of initials. There is a milled finish to the case side band. The case is in very good overall condition, but there are a couple of shallow indents to the rear. The English Lever Fusee movement is in working order. It is key wound and set with the key provided. The dial is in very good condition. It has Roman numerals for the hours and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. The watch measures approximately 50mm in diameter (excuding stem and bow ring).

A nice Antique Silver Pocket Watch, English made and retailed by J G Graves of Sheffield, in good condition and in working order. John George Graves (1866–1945), known as George, was a successful English watchmaker, entrepreneur and public benefactor. He became Sheffield's Lord Mayor and an Alderman in 1926 and he was given Freedom of the City in 1929. He was born in Lincolnshire in 1866 and died in 1945, after having settled in Sheffield. Graves moved to Sheffield, aged 14, to become an apprentice watchmaker going alone when reaching the age of twenty. He set up one of Britain's first mail order businesses, selling first watches, He expanded his business to encompass a wide range of goods and the company was absorbed by Great Universal Stores after Graves' death. The English made sterling silver case is in good condition. It is hallmarked with the case maker's mark "TPH" for The Lancashire Watch Co Ltd (Thomas Peter Hewitt), the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Chester town mark and date letter "P" for 1899/1900. The case has engine turned engraving to the rear and a central cartouche that is free of initials. There is a milled finish to the case side band. The case is in very good overall condition. The English Lever movement is in working order. It is key wound and set with the key provided. This must be one of the later English made watches retailed by J G Graves as I have sold other examples and the more recent ones have a Swiss made movement as Graves started using the imported movements because they were more competitively priced. The dial is in very good condition. It has Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the retailer "J G Graves Sheffield" below "The Express English Lever". The glass is a later, plastic replacement. The watch measures approximately 51mm in diameter (excuding stem and bow ring).

A good quality, Antique, Victorian, Fob Pocket Watch dating from c1880. The movement is in good, clean condition and working order. It is stem wound and pin set, the time being set by turning the winding crown whilst depressing the small pin located at eleven o'clock on the case side band. The decorative enamel dial is in good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and an outer minute chapter. The case is in excellent condition. It has decorative engraving to the rear. It is unmarked therefore selling as white metal. The outer cover with the serial number 11463. A lovely example of a Victorian Fob Pocket Watch. The watch measures 29mm in diameter.

A good quality, Antique, Victorian, Fob Pocket Watch dating from c1880. The movement is in good, clean condition and working order. It is key wound and set by the key provided. The decorative enamel dial is in good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and is signed "H Pain, a Egueille". The case is in excellent condition. It has decorative engraving to the rear. It is unmarked therefore selling as white metal. The inner cuvette (dust cover) is engraved and signed "H Pain, a Egueille". The outer cover with the serial number 147438. A lovely example of a Victorian Fob Pocket Watch. The watch measures 31 mm in diameter.

A very nice Antique, Swiss made for Thomas Russell & Son of Liverpool, Quarter Repeater Pocket Watch dating from c1890. The dial is in very good condition, with the hours in Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial. It is signed "Quarter Repeater by Thos. Russell & Son, Liverpool". The gold plated case was made by the Illinois Watch case company. The Swiss made Quarter Repeater movement is in good condition. It is stem wound and lever set the time being set by turning the winding crown after pulling out the lever located at four o'clock. The repeater mechanism is activated by sliding the lever on the case side band, the hammer strikes on the gong for every hour followed by a double strike for every quarter. The watch measures 56mm in diameter (across the case).