1063 Decorative antique pocket watches are watches with all kind of decoration such as: Stones, Perls and so on
Verge pocket watch with alarm and calendar by Nicolas Forfaict – A brass single handed oval French pocket watch with alarm and calendar, circa 1600-1610. Gilded brass and steel, partly blued full plate movement, turned baluster pillars, fusee and cat gut, short three wheel train with five…
Silver verge with alarm, possibly by Nicolas Massy or Henry Massy – An English pair cased single handed verge pocket watch with alarm, circa 1695. This exquisite timepiece boasts a brass and steel full plate movement with chain/fusee, featuring a pierced and florally engraved barrel for the alarm.
Gold unsigned pocket watch with unique Art Nouveau case – An unsigned 18 Carat gold Art Nouveau pocket watch, probably made by Frédéric Charles Victor de Vernon (1858-1912) in Paris, France, circa 1910. The watch features an open faced case with a lady portrait in a forest, with…
Pair cased repeating pocket watch by George Goodman – An important pair cased English gold and red agate repeating pocket watch, set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, topazes, and amethyst, circa 1780. This exquisite timepiece boasts a gilt full plate movement, featuring a verge escapement, a masked…
Gold, brass, shagreen and piqué clock watch by Clarke & Dunster – An English/Dutch gold repoussé and chased triple-cased pocket watch with brass, shagreen and piqué protective case, circa 1720. The gilt brass movement features cylindrical ringed pillars, a fusee and chain, verge escapement, three-arm steel balance,…
Gold, shagreen repeating clock watch by William Webster – An English gold pair cased quarter repeating clock watch in shagreen case, circa 1770. The watch features a gilt full plate movement with a verge escapement, a pierced and engraved balance cock, a fusee and a chain mechanism.
Gold lever pocket watch – A decorative Swiss 18 carat gold cabriolet pocket watch, circa 1850. Bridge movement, screw compensation balance. Guilloché cuvette. White enamel dial with Roman hours, outer minute divisions and sunk subsidiary seconds. Lavishly floral hand-engraved, engine-turned case, a blank cartouche on the front. Case numbered.
Early rare verge calendar watch by Thomas Alcock – An English leather-covered silver pair cased calendar watch with silver piqué work, circa 1650. This exquisite timepiece is a true masterpiece of horology. The gilded, steel, partly blued, and silver full plate movement features a verge escapement, decoratively…
Gold astrological double dialled watch – A Swiss 18K gold astrological double dialled pocket watch, circa 1780. With two meantime dials and a triple date calendar. Made for the French market. A Louis XVI case, glazed on both sides, the bezels with engraved repeated patterns and applied rope…
Gold watch with two meantime dials – An extremely rare French, Louis XV, 18K gold, rose-cut diamond and emerald-set pocket watch with date and two meantime dials, circa 1755. Made for the Turkish market. A Louis XV case, glazed on both sides, chased with a repeated laurel…
Silver-gilt, enamel and pearl watch with centre seconds – A Swiss silver-gilt, painted-on enamel and pearl-set pocket watch with centre seconds, circa 1875. It is made for the Chinese market. An empire case, pearl-set bezel, pendant and bow, reeded band, the back cover decorated with a painted-on enamel…
Gold and enamel verge watch by the workshop of Wetherell & Janaway – A decorative English gold, enamel pocket watch, studded with pearls and set with diamonds and opal, circa 1790. The verge movement has a diamond endstone, a silver index regulator, and a pierced and engraved…
Silver, copper and tortoiseshell watch by William Webster – An English silver and copper pair cased quarter repeating pocket watch in tortoiseshell case from the 18th century. This pocket watch features a gilt full plate movement with a verge escapement and a pierced and engraved balance cock.
Gold erotic watch with virgule escapement – A very fine and rare Swiss 18K pink gold and painted-on enamel quarter repeating musical pocket watch. circa 1820. The music is playing on the hour or at will and virgule escapement. The movement is attributed to Piguet et Meylan, Geneva.
Gold key less lever pocket watch – A Swiss 18 carat gold hunting cased key less lever pocket watch with a high relief decorated cover, circa 1915. A polished case, the front cover with a cast high relief scene of a gaucho on horseback firing his gun at…
Silver quarter repeating pocket watch – An English silver key wind pair case quarter repeating pocket watch with centrepiece commemorating the 1707 Act of Union, circa 1710. Gilt full plate fusée verge, pierced and engraved winged balance cock, plain 3-arm balance with balance spring under, silver regulation, Egyptian…