Two silver pocket watches with chains, Two silver pocket watches with chains, the first a Swiss watch with white enamel face, dark red Roman numerals, and gold hands, seconds pips and other decoration, in ornately engraved silver case marked inside '0.935' and with three bears marks, indicating manufacture between 1888 and 1914 for the English market; with a composite double Albert chain of graduated curb links, half with sterling silver lion mark on each link, the other half and lobster clasp not hallmarked but testing for sterling silver. Combined weight 93.18g. The other with white enamel face, black Roman numerals, gold hands, subsidiary seconds dial, and inscribed 'Adam Burdess, 14455'; engine turned case, hallmarked Chester 1865; with a curb link watch chain, Birmingham 1945, suspending a crowned shield pendant, Birmingham 1948, and a watch key. Combined weight 145.11g (2) Condition Report: The red colour from the numbers on the Swiss watch appears to have faintly coloured the face The case of the second watch has had wear sufficient to erase the engraving around the sides. Dents and dirt commensurate with age.