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| Posted By: | Grant Barrows | My Auctions |
| Date Posted: | 01/07/2004 | |
We are in possession of an antique chain driven pocket watch
( still in working order) which is wound by using 3 small
keys attached to the watch chain. The watch has been in the
family for over 100 years. On the inside of the case, there
is stamped work consisting of a side profile of a lion on
top with a family crest type shield below and to the left of
the lion and a capital letter " L " to the lower right of
the lion. There are the capital letters T C stamped directly
below the lion. Any information as to who we could contact
to determine the manufacture and date it was made would be
helpful. Thank you. Grant Barrows.
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| Posted By: | D&B antiques | My Auctions |
| Date Posted: | 01/08/2004 | |
grant the lion is telling you' it is sterling silver.what is your lion doing.standing on 3 feet? or standing up right with 3 feet in the air. | ||
| Posted By: | Grant Barrows | My Auctions |
| Date Posted: | 01/09/2004 | |
The lion is standing on 3of 4 feet. I believe the right front paw is lifted off the ground. | ||
| Posted By: | D&B antiques | My Auctions |
| Date Posted: | 01/10/2004 | |
that is lion rampant. a mark used from 1819 to 1964. it is also a scottish silver mark.the chain drive is called a fusee movement.it was made about 1855.it has a value of $350.00 dollars. | ||
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