George Graham dust cap
- Made:
- 1688-1751
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Dust cap made for pocket watch (object number 1916-160) with movement number 5925, by George Graham, London, 1688-1751.
This dust cap belongs with the George Graham watch with movement no. 5925 (object number 1916-160). The cap protects the mechanism from dust and mechanical damage during the daily winding process. It is engraved with the maker’s name, George Graham. There is a hole for the key and a clever latching mechanism which holds it in place.
Details
- Category:
- Time Measurement
- Object Number:
- 2019-485
- Materials:
- brass (copper, zinc alloy)
- type:
- dust cap
- credit:
- Jeremy Lancelotte Evans
