WATCHES AND CHAINS

An early George III pair-cased silver pocket watch by J. Timewell, London, the movement with verge escapement, signed and numbered "399", the white-enamelled dial with Roman hour and arabic minute numerals, with blued steel beetle-and-poker hands, the cases each hallmarked London, 1762, maker's mark "BI", incuse   

A 19th-century English verge pocket watch for the Turkish market in triple silver and tortoiseshell cases, the fire-gilt movement signed "E.Pryor, London, No 57038", the white enamelled dial having Turkish numerals, with fine beetle-and-poker hands, the inner silver cases each hallmarked London, 1839, the tortoiseshell outer case with inlaid silver piqué and bright-cut engraved bezel, 65mm diameter 

Four views of a late Georgian gentleman's open-faced pocket watch, the replacement 18ct-gold case engine-turned and hallmarked London, 1866, maker "WIH",  (incuse), the movement with rack-lever escapement and diamond endstone signed "Morris Tobias & Co Liverpool and London, Patent, No 629", the white-enamelled dial, with subsidiary seconds dial, having the original owner's name  "T H O M A S  H A R R I S "  in place of hour numerals.
  Note: the rack-lever movement dates from circa 1820, re-cased in 1866

Two views of a George III silver pair-cased verge watch by Jno. Brumhead, Stamford, hallmarked London, 1807, case maker "IB", (incuse), the white enamelled dial with arabic hour numerals.

A Victorian pair-cased silver pocket watch, the anonymous movement with lever escapement, the white enamelled dial having Roman hour numerals and subidiary seconds dial with arabic numerals, the case hallmarked London, 1854, maker "JHE"