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Horology — Raffan Kelaher & Thomas

$9,200
An 18th century 18ct yellow gold pair case watch, key-wind verge…
$1,437
An 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch by International Watch Company,…
$1,207
An 18ct yellow gold hunting case pocket watch, three-quarter pla…
$805
An early 20th century silver hunting case splitsecond chronomete…








Auction House: Raffan Kelaher & Thomas
Number of lots recorded: 31
Lots with images: 31
Prices available: 31
Category: Horology




Lot Description Price Image
*** An 18th century 18ct yellow gold pair case watch, key-wind verge movement No. 431 by Christopher Moon, London, with rose-cut diamond end-stone; Roman numeral white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial; case R.P., London 1792; paper label of James Oatley, Clock and Watchmaker, Sydney, 'Nb Plate & Rings, Chronometers and Timekeepers of all Sorts Carefully Repaired on the Short Notice'; an embroidered cover over the label. Diameter 52 mm. Total weight (all in) 139g (outer case 40g all in). (with key) ***
*** An 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch by International Watch Company, with metal inner cuvette, Roman numeral dial, keyless wind, subsidiary seconds. Weight (all in) 85.4g) ***
*** An 18ct yellow gold hunting case pocket watch, three-quarter plate Crown-wind movement with lever escapement, case and movement No. 43515, Roman numeral white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds dial; inner cover engraved Sarah Lee; case M.K., London 1874. Case and movement by M. Klean & Co., 70 Muddleton Street, Clerkenwell, London. Diameter 46 mm. Weight (all in) 96.5g ***
*** An early 20th century silver hunting case splitsecond chronometer pocket watch, Roman numeral white enamel dial with two subsidiary dials, dial marked for the retailer Hardy Bros, Sydney & Brisbane, sweep stop, two subsidiary dials, Crown wind, Swiss lever escapement, plain Swiss silver case with milled bezel, marked G.D., (watch importer, registered as George Dimier), English import marks, London 1909, No. 21745. Diameter 54 mm. Weight (all in) 118g ***
*** A French Brass-Cased Carriage Clock with lever escapement, timepiece movement with strike. Height 12 cm ***
*** A Gentleman's Swiss Chronograph Wrist-Watch, 18ct gold case, metal inner cuvette, Arabic numeral black dial two subsidiary dials, sweep stop; fixo-flex bracelet. ***
*** A gentleman's 9ct gold omega wristwatch, pellet numeral dial with Arabic quarters and subsidiary seconds dial, manual wind movement ***
*** An 18ct gold fob watch; keyless lever movement, Roman numeral dial, the case engraved with leaf scrolls and with vacant cartouche; 18ct gold inner cover. Weight (all in) 35.7g ***
*** A gentleman's gold-cased timor wrist-watch with arabic and numeral dial with sweep seconds hand ***
*** A Lady's Jean Renet Lapis Lazuli And 18ct Gold Wrist-Watch, square case, lapis dial and bezel; on leather strap. ***
*** A Gentleman's Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch, dial named Omega Constellation, baton numerals, sweep seconds, date aperture, inclined case. ***
*** A gentleman's Templux Art Deco wrist watch, Swiss jewelled manual-wind movement, Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial at 6, square 9ct gold Handley case, c.1935 ***
*** A gentleman's solix Art Deco wrist watch, Swiss jewelled manual-wind movement, Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial at 6, square 9ct gold Handley case, c.1935 ***
*** A Gentleman's Tudor Oyster Stainless Steel Wrist-Watch. ***
*** A 9ct Gold-Filled Tudor Wrist-Watch with brick-pattern bracelet. ***
*** A 10ct Gold Pocket Watch with metal inner cuvette. (in poor condition) ***

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