Swiss verges in gold and enamel pearl-set cases Circa 1830

Pair of pearl-set gold and enamel watches
–
A pair of small Swiss gold, enamel and pearl-set verges in a presentation box, circa 1830. Both have small full plate gilt fusee movements, finely pierced and engraved bridge cocks with steel coqueret, plain three-arm gilt balances with blue steel spiral hairsprings, silver regulator dials with blue steel indicators. The hunting cased watch with a white enamel dial, Arabic numerals and blued steel Breguet hands. The open faced one with a gold engine-turned dial, Arabic numerals and blued steel Breguet hands. Small gold cases with ribbed middles, the bezels set with single rows of split pearls, the covers are all decorated with polychrome enamel scenes painted on translucent dark blue enamel over engine-turned grounds and set with split pearls. The covers fully restored apart from the front cover of the full hunter. The pair fitted in a green velvet line case covered in faux tortoiseshell.
–
Diameter: 30 mm
–
Signed: No name