Shop by Maker: English Makers
Shop by Maker: English Makers
Victorian Birmingham Sterling Silver Fusee Pocket Watch, c.1880s
A fully hallmarked Birmingham silver pocket watch built around a hand-engraved fusee lever movement, complete with its original key and running exactly...
Silver Verge Fusee with its Heerenveen Retailer Label, c.1810
This is an English-pattern verge fusee pocket watch in matching silver pair cases, signed D.D. Neveren, London on both the enamel dial...
Repoussé Silver Verge Fusee for the Dutch Market, c.1755
A running mid-18th-century verge fusee in a fine repoussé silver pair case, signed I. Wills, London and made for the Dutch market....
'Climax Trip Action' Patent, Retailed by H. Samuel, c.1900
A hallmarked Edwardian pocket watch from England's self-proclaimed largest lever watch maker, complete with a patented anti-overwinding mechanism and hand-finished scrollwork hands...
The Express, an English Lever in Serota Silver, 1893
One of Sheffield's finest names on the dial, Serota silver on the case, and a remarkably clean face after 130 years. This...
One of the Last Made in Britain, Anglo-Celtic, 1962
One of the last genuinely British-made pocket watches - produced at the Anglo-Celtic factory in Wales and marked MADE IN GT. BRITAIN...
The Express, an English Lever in Chester Silver, 1895
A piece of genuine Victorian watchmaking history, signed by one of England's most celebrated mail-order watch houses. Chester hallmarked to the year...
