English gold enamel watch with matching chain Circa 1830

Yellow gold and enamel watch by John Maniglier
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An English yellow gold and enamel open faced pocket watch with matching chain, circa 1830. This watch features a gilt finished mechanical movement, signed Maniglier, with two jewels and a duplex escapement. The silvered dial is engine turned with Roman numerals, outer minute divisions, blued steel moon style hands, and a subsidiary seconds display at 6 o’clock. The case is made of yellow gold and enamel, adorned with pink, light green, and transparent red backgrounds, beautifully painted with gold lines and various coloured floral motifs. It includes a hinged case back and cuvette. The watch comes with an enamelled gold chain and pendant, accessorised with a winding and timing key.
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Diameter: 40 mm
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Signed: Maniglier
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The movement is functioning correctly. The dial shows signs of oxidation and consistent wear. The case exhibits minor surface wear throughout, with all enamel remaining intact and in good condition. The watch is in very good condition, especially considering its age.
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According to the Watchmakers’ Directory, this pocket watch is believed to be the work of John Maniglier, a London, England, watchmaker whose workshop was located in Oxford Street, circa 1832-1844.