Edward Wicksteed silver pocket watch with protective case
England, around 1750
Manual wind movement, winding on the back, hour, minute
White enamel dial, brass hands
Watch case and protective case of silver
Maker´s mark on movement
Watch case hallmarked
Movement no. 7393
Protective case starkly decorated
Watch case diameter: 38 mm
Total weight: 97 g
Fully functional, age related condition with traces of wear, cracks on the enamel, winding key

This Edward Wicksteed silver pocket watch with protective case was made in England around 1750. The watch is fitted with a manual wind movement, the winding is on the back, and displays hour and minute. The white enamel dial shows brass hands. The watch case and protective case are made of silver. The maker’s mark is on the movement. The watch case is hallmarked. The protective case is starkly decorated The movement is numbered 7393. Baille p. 341; Brittens p. 498.



The watch case diameter is 38 mm. The watch weighs 97 g. The timepiece is in age related

condition with traces of wear. There are cracks on the enamel. The watch ships with winding key. The watch was functional during in house testing, but long term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed.

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