JOHN FORREST London chronometer Maker to the Admiralty

With silvered brass dial marked "John Poole/Maker To The Admiralty./Fremchurch St. London 5179/C&J. Favre-Brandt Yokohama-Osaka" with Roman numerals, set in a locking mahogany box with recessed brass

No. 3655. Makers to the Admiralty. Inner case is original with early outer case

A. Johannsen and Co. Ship's Chronometer, London, England. No. 5829. Mahogany and brass bound case. Signed and engraved silvered dial. "Makers to the Admiralty. The Indian Govt. and Royal Navies of Ita

19th Century Victor Kullberg Brass Chronometer in ebonized case. Ht.7” Chronometer Dia. 4 ¾”. Marked Maker to the Admiralty The Indian and Italian Governments. 105 Liverpool Rd. London England.

the dial signed "John Poole / Maker to the Admiralty / Fenchurch St / London No. 2"; in a brass-mounted wooden case; case: 7 inches square; 6 inches high;

56-hour marine chronometer, the silver face with "JOHN BLISS & CO, New York, No. 2795" and roman numerals, gimbal mounted in brass bound wood case marked: "Willm. B. Crisp, London, Maker to the Admira

This is an antique fusee movement pocket watch attributed to John Forrest of London, England in the 19th century. Rendered in fine sterling silver, the open face case features ornate engraved details

Dent London Chronometer Maker to the Queen, no. 1686. Resprung by Frodsham & Keen. In a fitted mahogany case with window. H. of case: 14.7 cm (5 3/4 in.) Dia. of chronometer dial: 11 cm (4 3/8 in.)

c. 1840, on dial: Dent London /Chronometer Maker to the Queen/ No. 3012, 4.75" diam. with key

A Sterling Silver Pocket watch by John Forrest, London. 53 mm, lever escapement, KW, KS, Engine turned Sterling case by "S. A." with 1908 date letter, Porcelain SSD with Roman numerals marked "John Fo

These are all AS IS, and not ticking. Some of the names are: John Forrest, London (a Keywind); Illinois Watch Co. (it ticks); New England; Elgin, and one Unknown. It looks like at least 3 of these are

May need to be repaired. H 3" x D 4.75"

Vaudrey Mercer, "John Arnold & Son Chronometer Makers 1762 - 1843", 1972, red cloth binding with original dust jacket, with supplement

English sterling-mounted rose agate table clock by H.L. Brown & Son, Sheffield & London / Makers to the Admiralty; retailed by Tiffany & Co. [5 1/2" H x 5 1/2" L x 2 1/2" D]. Case in overall good cond

STERLING: George III tea service, John Emes maker, London, c. 1805, four pieces including teapot with wooden handle, creamer, sugar bowl, and under liner with heat protector (est. .5 ozt), classical m

Mercer, Vaudrey, three titles: JOHN ARNOLD AND SON, CHRONOMETER MAKERS, 1762-1843; THE FRODSHAMS, THE STORY OF A FAMILY OF Chronometer Makers and THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF EDWARD JOHN DENT, Chronometer

English, 18th/19th C, variously impressed with makers marks including Solomon Hougham, London 1796 and John Emes, London 1806. Some makers marks are obscured. H. of tallest 10.5 cm (4 1/8 in)

Hallmarked, "William Gibson & John Langman makers, London 1891" with chased all-over floral design, gilt finish with some flowers left silver finish, 9" long, total weight 5.50 Ozt.

London Makers include John, Henry & Charles Lias spoons and Exeter Robert Williams. 2 measure 8.75" and 2 measure 5.5". Gross weight is 173 grams

George III Silver Argyle, London - 1785, maker John Schofield, 16 oz, neck hole.

A pair of Geo III silver bright cut teaspoons, hallmarked London 1790, maker John Lamb. Approx. 4 3/4" long (2)

A Geo III silver Old English pattern table spoon, hallmarked London 1810, maker John Lias. Approx. 8 3/4" long

A silver napkin ring hallmarked London 1939 maker John Bull & Co Ltd. (60g)

A 19thC silver feather edge tablespoon, hallmarked London 1780 maker John Lambe. Approx 8 1/2" long