keyless wind gilt three-quarter plate English lever movement signed 'Collingwood & Co. / 46, Conduit Street, London' and numbered 4205, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock, rounded circular case, sprung cover with black enamelled minute track within an Arabic numeral chapter ring surrounding the glazed aperture, back engraved with initials N.D.F., 18 carat gold hallmarks of Frederick Wells & William Ward, London, 1890, pendant maker's mark probably incuse AS, 46mm diameter
Sold for £1,500
keyless wind gilt three-quarter plate English lever movement signed 'Collingwood & Co. / 46, Conduit Street, London' and numbered 4205, white enamel dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock, rounded circular case, sprung cover with black enamelled minute track within an Arabic numeral chapter ring surrounding the glazed aperture, back engraved with initials N.D.F., 18 carat gold hallmarks of Frederick Wells & William Ward, London, 1890, pendant maker's mark probably incuse AS, 46mm diameter
Auction: Jewellery & Watches, 22nd May, 2025
Auction Location: London, UK
The Summer Jewellery & Watches auction is one of our biannual live sales offering antique and modern jewellery and watches. Designers include Cartier, Tiffany & Co, Piaget, Ilias Lalaounis, Boodles, Garrards and McCabe McCarty who supplied jewellery to Cartier London, Asprey and Garrards during the 1970s and 80s. The watches include a Rolex Day-Date, GMT Master II and Submariner as well as examples by IWC, Tag Heur, Breitling, Omega, Bremont as well as a gold pocket watch by Patek Philippe.
Highlights in the jewellery sale include a rare Victorian gothic revival guard chain by Louis Wiese, 1890s, an Italian acrostic gold necklace from the descendants of Pocahontas, 1890s, a Cartier London natural pearl and diamond necklace, 1920s and a rare ‘Queen Anne’ aquamarine paste necklace from the 1750s.
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