A lady's 12ct gold fob watch
Date: Circa 1900
Movement: Jewelled bridge plate, stem wind and set
Dial: White enamel, blue Roman hour markers and gilt decoration, gilt hands
Case: Engraved with flowers and foliage around a vacant cartouche
Size: 31mm
Weight: 21g gross

Condition Report

• Hallmarks: Stamped 12ct inside back, dust cover, stem and bow.
• Case: Small hole to back cover from polishing, typical micro-abrasions and tiny dents.
• Crystal: Some very fine scratches.
• Dial: Some minuscule spotting only.
• Hands: Slightly tarnished.
• Movement: Winds and sets. Only runs for a few seconds.
• Accompaniments: None present.

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