Verge alarm watch in case

Made:
1813-1840 in London
maker:
Charles Edward Viner
Alarm watch in silver case by Viner, New Bond Street, no

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Alarm watch in silver case by Viner, New Bond Street, no
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Alarm watch in silver case by Viner, New Bond Street, no.265, verge, hall marked 1813 ( damaged), 1813-1840, London, England, donated by Evan Roberts in 1916

Details

Category:
Time Measurement
Object Number:
1916-254
type:
pocket watch
credit:
Mr. Evan Roberts

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