Kendal & Dent Makers to the Admiralty " The London Lever...

Rare and Ancient English pocket watch from the late 19th century (Late Victorian era or Belle Époque) marked Kendal & Dent Makers to the Admiralty "The London Lever" Manual-winding movement regularly FUNCTIONING. This is a wonderful watch with a 49mm diameter excluding the crown; the outer case in Sterling Silver 925 (we are at a very high level of purity). The dial is ceramic with Roman numerals, white and in EXCELLENT condition. The entire case is a spectacle; finely decorated with guilloché engravings typical of the artistic watchmaking of the period. To embellish this magnificent masterpiece of English 19th-century horology is its case, which transforms it into a Desk–Table Clock; leather-covered by a thick plate of Sterling Silver, all hallmarked. The interior of the precious case is lined on the back with velvet while the front part (inside) is SILK. Excellent condition of preservation. It measures 9 cm in height and 8.5 cm in width; the depth of the case (closed) is 3.3 cm while (open) it is 7.2 cm. From the era. The watch is regularly functioning.

Estimate:£0.83

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