1063 Decorative antique pocket watches are watches with all kind of decoration such as: Stones, Perls and so on
Gold lever watch with a two-tone dial – A fine and rare Swiss 18K yellow gold and enamel open faced keyless lever pocket watch, circa 1910. The back cover is decorated with the finely painted polychrome enamel coat of arms of King Alfonso XIII of Spain beneath the…
Silver lever Masonic watch by Schwab-Loeillet – A fine and decorative Swiss sterling silver triangular keyless lever Freemason’s pocket watch, circa 1935. Solomon’s Temple is surrounded by Masonic symbols on the case back with the eye of Providence above, the front bezel and band are cast and engraved…
Silver mystery pocket watch by A.S. & F. (Armand Schwob & Frère) – A rare Swiss pocket watch Montre ‘mystérieuse with hands moved by rotating glass discs, circa 1885. The silver-decorated case is glazed on both sides. The dials are rotating glass discs – mysterious displays of the…
Silver coach watch with polychrome enamel painted dial – An amusing English silver pair-cased verge coach watch with chain, circa 1855-1856. Gilded brass full plate movement, fusee and chain, verge escapement, polished steel monometallic balance, blued steel flat hairspring, a gilded pierced and engraved English cock. White…
Gold half-hunter cylinder pendant watch – A fine Swiss 18K gold half-hunting cased lady’s pendant watch, circa 1860. Retailed by Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, USA. Entirely foliate engraved case, the front cover with glazed aperture and blue enamel radial Roman numerals, the small central inscription G.P. Fowler…
Silver and enamel octagonal verge watch – An early 19th Century verge in an unusual silver and enamel octagonal case in the style of a 17th Century rock crystal watch with matching chatelaine, circa 1810. Circular full plate gilt fusee movement. Finely pierced and engraved bridge cock…
Rose gold figure automaton – A very rare Swiss 18 carat rose gold quarter repeating automaton with three figures, circa 1820. Verge movement, very rare striking mechanism, repeating the hours and quarter hours while three figure automatons are activated, while repeating they strike on bells, right and left…
Silver repeating automaton by Esquivillon & Deschoudens – A Swiss silver open faced quarter repeating verge pocket watch with an early Jacquemart figure automaton, circa 1800. Verge movement, repeating the hours and quarter hours. The front with Jacquemart figure automaton, three-coloured figures, a central screwed white enamel dial…
Gold figure automaton – A Swiss 18 carat gold open faced quarter repeating verge pocket watch with Jacquemart figure automaton, circa 1820. Verge escapement, repeating the hours and quarter hours. The front with central white enamel dial, Arabic hours and outer minute divisions, gold-coloured figure automaton on dark…
Rose gold open faced minute repeater by Breguet & Fils – An early and very fine French 18 carat rose gold open faced minute repeating verge pocket watch, circa 1820. Verge movement, bridge and ratchet wheel polished stainless steel, gilt main plate, florally engraved, repeating the hours, quarter hours…
Gilt silver and enamel open faced verge watch – A large French gilded silver open faced key wind verge pocket watch with a wandering automaton, circa 1790-1800. Round shaped plain case. The front is blue and gold enamelled showing on the left at the bottom an animated windmill,…
Unsigned skeletonized coach clock with stoppable centre seconds – A large, gilded brass, paste gem set, key winding, skeleton pocket watch, with open face, centre seconds, and stop feature, circa 1780. Made for the Chinese market. Case back engraved in taille douce (fine cut) with geometric patterns;…
Brass gilt pair cased pocket watch by Jason Staplin – A representative pair cased English two train pocket coach clock watch with stoppable centre seconds, quarter hour self strike, and open faced, circa 1780. Made for the Chinese market. One horological complication: Striking the hours and the quarters…
Gilt pair-cased gentleman’s pocket watch by William Travers – A representative pair-cased English gentleman’s clock watch with stoppable centre-seconds and quarter-hour/hour self-strike – for the Chinese market, circa 1800. Two cases: outer case – fire gilt, engraved, ornamented, pierced, with studded with red and white gemstones and…
Gold quarter repeater with Jacquemart by Breguet et Fils – A high-grade French 18 carat gold open faced quarter repeating verge figure automaton Jacquemart, circa 1820. Verge movement, repeating the hours and quarter hours. Skeletonized figure automaton Jacquemart with three-coloured gold figures on the front, striking on bells,…
Stainless steel open faced watch by Rolex – A Swiss, stainless steel dress pocket watch, Prince Imperial, circa 1940. Rolésium two-body shaped case with satin and black lacquered borders. Two-tone matte silver dial and quartered satiné with black Arabic numerals, outer minute track, subsidiary seconds, and blued…