Victorian silver 'Detached Lever' pair cased pocket watch, B...

Hammer

£160

Victorian silver 'Detached Lever' pair cased pocket watch, Birmingham 1841, the fusee movement signed Manoah Rhodes, Bradford, no. 70214, with Massey III escapement, balance cock inscribed 'Detached Lever' with diamond end stone, steel compensated balance and silvered regulating scale, dust cover, silvered dial with gilt applied Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and engraved centre, within plain matching cases, case maker 'R&S' 57mm, two keys

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Movement - currently functioning.
Dial - light marks and some tarnishing.
Glass - light surface marks.
Hands - not matching, light marks.
Case - both cases generally good, both with light surface marks.
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