John Bickmore

John Bickmore 55mm Silver

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Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production1796

Case Size55mm

Case MaterialSilver

Dial Color-

Bracelet/Strap-

Movement Type-

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationUnited Kingdom

Estimates 127 - 190 USD

Sale Price

Description

A George III silver pair cased keywind open-faced gentleman's pocket watch, the gilt fusee movement with verge escapement and pierced and engraved balance cock and signed 'John Bickmore London 9809', the enamelled dial with black Arabic hour numerals, London 1796, outer case diameter 5.5cm.

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