£980
Interesting late 17th/early 18th century English silver 'mock pendulum' verge pocket watch, the fusee movement signed Lewis Holland, London, with engraved winged half plate balance cock with engraved foot and aperture revealing an oscillating bob on a two arm steel balance over an engraved index, fancy pillars, silver champlevé dial with Roman numerals, minute track, outer five minute Arabic numerals, beetle and poker hands, within a consular case with winding hole cover, 54mm (the movement requires attention)
Movement - working with dial up, does not run with dial face down - may require attention.
Dial - some tarnishing and light marks.
Glass - light surface marks.
Hands - surface corrosion present.
Case - heavily bruised, lacking button, stem freely spinning.
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