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A rare, George III, Silver Pair Cased Verge Pocket Watch made by Alexander Rhind of Coltness in Scotland and dating from c1791. Coltness is the largest suburb of the town of Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, Scotland to the east of Glasgow. Scottish verge watches are relatively rare, therefore this is a nice collector's item. The outer silver case is in good condition, but does have an indent to the edge. The inner case in good condition. The case is hallmarked sterling silver, made in London and with the date letter q for 1791/92. The inner case with old Scottish watchmaker's papers. The movement is signed by the maker Alex Rhind, Coltness and has the serial number 580. It is in good condition, and working, been running on test for twelve hours overnight. Very nice that this watch also still has the original dust cover, again signed by the maker and with the serial number 580. Like all watches, a service would be recommended. In my experience these old verge watches can be temperamental and may sometimes stop, also they are not known for accuracy by modern day standards. These watches are for collectors and not something you would expect to use, as it is a delicate scientific instrument that is over 230 years old ! The dial is in good condition for the age, but does have a chip to the centre and has some hairlines and chips near the edges as can be seen. Overall a nice example of an old verge fuse pocket watch.

A good antique, sterling silver pocket watch double Albert Chain. The T-bar and both end clips hallmarked with the maker's mark HB&S for Herbert Bushell & Son Ltd (Northampton Street, Birmingham), the Lion Passant sterling silver mark and date letter P for 1915/16. Each link of the silver chain hallmarked with the Lion Passant sterling silver mark. The chain measures approximately 14" inches (350mm) in length. The weight is 25.8g. It is in very good condition.

An opportunity to purchase a very good quality, antique, gentleman's Gold Plated, Half Hunter Cased Pocket Watch by the Northern Goldsmiths Company. This watch is a very nice example, in very good condition and good working order. It is complete with the original fitted presentation case from the makers The Northern Goldsmiths Company, Blackett Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Also with the original guarantee from the company. The English made, gold plated, half hunter case is in very good condition. All covers open and close correctly. It is stamped with the maker's trade mark and name "Dennison Watch Case Co". The front cover with the hours in blue enamel Roman numerals, in very good condition with no loss of enamel. The white enamel dial is in excellent condition, it has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub seconds dial at six o'clock. The dial is signed The Northern Goldsmiths Co., Newcastle Upon Tyne. The good quality jewelled movement is in very good working order, running well, winds smoothly and sets as it should. The movement is signed The Northern Goldsmiths Co., Newcastle Upon Tyne, Watchmakers to the Lords of the Admiralty. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown).

A good example of an Antique, George III, English Silver Pair Cased Pocket Watch with a Verge Fusee movement by JS Woolmer, Reepham. Reepham is a market town in Norfolk, England. The watch has the movement signed by the maker "JS Woolmer, Reepham" and has the serial number 56113. It is in working order. The case hallmarked with the maker's mark "JH", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's London town mark and date letter "k" for 1825/26. The outer case has a number of old watchmaker's papers inside. The dial is in good condition but does have a few faint hairlines as can be seen. The watch measures 57mm in diameter (across the case).

A good, Victorian gentleman's sterling silver, pair cased Pocket Watch dating from c1877 by George Mutch of Ellon. Ellon is a town located in Aberdeenshire in the northeast of Scotland, north of Aberdeen. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The maker's mark, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Chester town mark and the date letter "o" for 1877/78. The rear of the case with the former owner's name engraved. The case in very good overall condition, but does have some extremely minor indents and wear consistent with age. The outer case with an old watchmaker's repair paper from Alex. Gray of Netherkirkgate in Aberdeen. The silver dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in gold roman numerals with gold floral decoration to the centre. There is a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. The good quality, full plate, Lever movement is in good working order. It is key wind and key set, with the key provided. The watch measures 53mm in diameter (across the case). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection. We always have a large number of pocket watches in stock.

A very good, antique, late Victorian gentleman's sterling silver cased, fusee Pocket Watch made by F Lipeth of Edinburgh and dating from c1899. This watch is a very good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The case maker's mark JR, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Chester town mark and the date letter "Q" for 1899/1900. The rear of the case has lovely engine turned engraving with a central cartouche that is free of initials. The inner cuvette with the former owner's name engraved. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. The good quality fusee movement is in excellent working order. It is signed F Lipeth, Edinburgh. It is key wind and set by the key provided. The watch measures 52mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A very good, antique, Edwardian gentleman's sterling silver cased, fusee Pocket Watch, Chester c1906. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The case maker's mark "TRA" for Thomas Richard Arnott (Case maker, Chester Street, Coventry), the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Chester town mark and the date letter "F" for 1906/07. The rear of the case with a central cartouche that is free of initials. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. The good quality fusee movement is in excellent working order. It is key wind and set by the key provided. It has the serial number 55911 to match the case, proving both are original and have been together since new. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A good, antique, Victorian sterling silver cased, fusee Pocket Watch made in London and dating from c1879. This watch is in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The case maker's mark "WD" for William Dyer, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and the date letter "D" for 1879/80. The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche with the former owner's initials. The white enamel dial is in very good condition, but does have a faint hairline. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. The fusee movement is in excellent working order. It is key wind and set by the key provided. The watch measures 45mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A good, gentleman's sterling silver cased Pocket Watch by John Walker of London and dating from c1867. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The maker's mark "JW" for John Walker, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and the date letter "m" for 1867/68. The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche that has an engraved crest. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed by the maker John Walker, London above the serial number 8780. The good quality movement is in excellent working order. It is signed John Walker, 68 Cornhill & 230 Regent Street, London and has the serial number 8780 to match the dial. The watch measures 47mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A GOOD, GENTLEMAN'S ENGLISH SILVER, DENNISON CASED, POCKET WATCH by KAYS, HALLMARKED c1925. A good, gentleman's sterling silver cased Pocket Watch retailed by Kay's of Worcester and dating from c1925. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The maker's mark "ALD" for Aaron Lufkin Dennison, the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the anchor Birmingham town mark and the date letter "A" for 1925/26. Also stamped with the case maker's name "Dennison Watch Case Co Ltd.,". The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche that is free of initials. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed Kay's Keyless "Challenge". The good quality, Swiss made Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

A GOOD SILVER CASED SWISS MADE POCKET WATCH by HARRIS STONE, LEEDS c1925. A good, gentleman's sterling silver cased Pocket Watch retailed by Harris Stone, Leeds and dating from c1925. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The sponsor's mark "GS" for Stockwell & Co (George Stockwell), the ".925" sterling silver mark, the London town import mark and the date letter "k" for 1925/26. The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche that is free of initials. The white enamel dial is in good condition, however does have some hairlines between two and three o'clock. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. It is signed "Harris Stone, Leeds". The good quality, Swiss made Lever movement is in excellent working order. The watch measures 53mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.

VERY GOOD, ANTIQUE ENGLISH GENTLEMAN'S SILVER FUSEE POCKET WATCH, Robt. ROSKELL, LIVERPOOL. A very good, antique, Victorian gentleman's sterling silver cased, fusee Pocket Watch by Robert Roskell of Liverpool. This watch is a good example, in nice condition and in good working order. The English made, sterling silver case is in good condition, all covers opening and closing tightly as they should. It has full English hallmarks for sterling silver. The case maker's mark "WH", the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Leopard's Head London town mark and the date letter "E" for 1880/81. The rear of the case with engine turned engraving and a central cartouche that is free of initials. The white enamel dial is in very good condition. It has the hours in Roman numerals and a sub-seconds dial at six o'clock. The good quality fusee movement is signed by the maker, "R Roskell". It is in excellent working order. It is key wind and set by the key provided. The watch measures 50mm in diameter (across the case, excluding the winding crown). Overall, this is a very good example, it would make a lovely addition to any collection.