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ILLINOIS WATCH

• A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE POCKET
  A COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE POCKET WATCHESIncludes: American Waltham Watch Co. Grade: No. 820. Serial Number: 10767722, Estimated Production Year: Circa 1901, Size: 18s, Jewels: 15j, Movement Configuration: Hunting, Movement Finish: Nickel, Movement Setting: Lever, Plate: Full Plate. Winds freely and runs for a brief time, several hairline cracks across the dial. Measures 3 inches across the stem; Elgin National Watch Co. Grade: 44. A few hairlines across the dial, case wear on the back. Good intact running condition at the time of inspection. Measures 2.75 inches to the stem; American Waltham Watch Co. Grade: No. 18. Small hairline cracks on the dial between 3 and 4 o'clock. Very good intact running condition at the time of inspection. Measures 2.75 inches to the stem; American Waltham Watch Co. Grade: No. 210. Serial Number: 27713430 Estimated Production Year: 1932, Size: 12s, Jewels: 7j, Movement Configuration: Openface, Movement Finish: Nickel, Movement Setting: Pendant, Plate: 3/4 Plate. Measures 2 inches across the stem. Will not wind or run. Very fine, light pitting on the dial; American Waltham Watch Co. Grade: Wm. Ellery. No key. Winds freely, but does not run. Small, shallow dents on the back of the Silverode case. Measures 3 inches to the stem; American Waltham Watch Company openface pocket watch, winds, but does not run, measures 2 inches to the stem; Illinois Watch Company openface pocket watch, winds and runs, measures 2 inches to the stem; and Hamilton Watch Co. Grade: 910, Winds freely, but does not run. Measures 2.25 inches to the stem.Measurements are included in the description.We cannot guarantee the running or timekeeping condition of timepieces once removed from the auction premises.
• RARE HAMILTON ILLINOIS MODEL A
  RARE HAMILTON ILLINOIS MODEL A WRISTWATCH 32mm x 41 mm Excellent original brushed and glazed silver dial with arabic numerals for chapters 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12. All other chapters use triangular markers. All 1/5 second, second and minute hash marks on a continuous circle above the chapter markers. Gold alpha type minute/hour hands, with a gold stick type sweep hand with marquee, and distinctive red arrow pointer. Caliber 1248 Eterna 17 jewel, bidirectional rotor automatic movement. Exotic elongated triangular lugs. 10K gold filled case. Non original strap.Movement marked Illinois Watch Company. Was only in production for two years.
• GROUP OF THREE COLUMBUS WATCH CO.
  GROUP OF THREE COLUMBUS WATCH CO. POCKET WATCHES. American, late 19th century. Three pocket watches consisting of: white metal Illinois watch case, HC, 18S, SW/LS, serial #43900 (1885), engraved case with some wear; 18S, OF, 7J, SW & S (won't wind but appears to be in running condition), oversized silverode case with wear, damage to dial, worn crystal, serial #192868 (1892-93); Together with 18S, HC, 15J, SW/LS, white metal Illinois watch case, worn engraving, serial #164076 (1891), currrently in running condition - no guarantee;
• THREE 6S COLUMBUS POCKET/PENDANT
  THREE 6S COLUMBUS POCKET/PENDANT WATCHES. Late 19th century. Three gold filled, SW/LS watches including: HC, 15J, fancy dial with black Roman numerals, gold hands and accent, serial #237696 (1894-95), side wind, very nice 3-tone Essex case with floral design and small diamond inset on back cover; HC, 16J, Adj, 2-tone movement, serial #366566 (1900-01), J. Boss nicely engraved case, minute hand needs to be reattached; Together with OF, 13J, gilded, serial #283436 (1896-97), case marked 'Illinois Watch Case Co. -Elgin- Winner'. Watches currently in running condition, no guarantee.
• JEWELRY. WALTHAM 14KT GOLD
  JEWELRY. WALTHAM 14KT GOLD SWING-OUT POCKET Watch. Antique Waltham 14kt gold two-tone swing-out pocket watch - stamped to interior of case, "Illinois Watch Case Co. Elgin 14K ". This pocket watch by Waltham features a size 12s movement, a 14kt gold two-tone swing-out case, silver tone dial with gold tone Arabic numerals, blued steel hands, and a fine model 1894, No.225 grade, 17 jewel movement. Total approx. weight of pocket watch is 7.9 dwt (gross) excluding the movement. From a Tuckahoe, NY estate. Dimensions: pocket watch movement measures approx. 39.79 mm. Condition: Good, With light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Swing hinge is broken. Dial exhibits spotting. Movement appears to be running. All watches are sold as is.
• SILVER. ASSORTED GROUPING OF SILVER
  SILVER. ASSORTED GROUPING OF SILVER POCKET WATCHES Including a Swiss .800 silver moon phase triple calendar pocket watch - stamped, "CJ 0.800", with a Swiss pictorial assay mark of a grouse, and a Halbmond und Reichskrone indicating possible export to Germany; an antique Elgin National Watch Co. coin silver full hunter case key wind pocket watch - stamped, "Warranted Coin Silver 6738" with an estimated year of production of 1868, size 18s, grade 57, model 1, G.M. Wheeler variation, 11 jewel movement; an Illinois Watch Co. private label coin silver open face pocket watch - stamped "Warranted Coin Silver M574", with an estimated production year of 1880, grade 101, model 1, 11 jewel key wind movement; an Ingersoll Midget silver tone pocket watch; an American Waltham Watch Co. silver tone swing out pocket watch - stamped, "Anti Magnetic Shield Pioneer" , with an 1890 estimated year of production, size 18s, grade 3, model 1883, 11 jewel movement; a silver tone Overland NY pocket watch. Total approx weight of all silver pocket watches is 12.73 troy oz (gross), including movements and crystals. From a Westchester, NY estate. Dimensions: Elgin National Watch Co. movement measures approx. 44.87mm in diameter. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. All pocket watches appear to be running. All pocket watches are sold as is. Dials exhibit hairlines. Overland NY pocket watch is missing a crystal.
• JEWELRY. 3) VINTAGE MEN'S AUTOMATIC
  JEWELRY. 3) VINTAGE MEN'S AUTOMATIC AND MECHANICAL Watches. (3) Vintage men's automatic and mechanical watches. Including a LeCoultre 10kt yellow gold filled automatic watch. This watch features a 35mm 10kt yellow gold filled round case, acrylic crystal notched case back, silver dial, applied gold tone dagger Indexes, sub seconds dial located at the 6 o'clock position, after market two-piece strap with tang/buckle and a fine Swiss made LeCoultre cal:P812, ebauche VXN (Vacheron & Constantin, LeCoultre), 17 jewel automatic bumper movement; a Hamilton gold tone mechanical watch. This watch features a Star W.C. Co. 32mm (excluding crown) 10kt yellow rolled gold round case, stainless back, glass crystal, silver textured dial, applied gold tone Arabic numerals, sub seconds dial located at the 6 o'clock position, Hamilton two piece strap with buck/tang, and Fine Swiss made possibly ETA -stamped "Illinois Watch Co Swiss", 17 jewel mechanical movement; and a Balta 14kt yellow gold convex tankard mechanical watch. This watch features a 14kt yellow gold convex tankard watch case, a convex acrylic crystal, white dial, applied gold tone Arabic numerals, gold tone leaf hands, sub seconds dial, located at the 6 o'clock position, crown with a bezel set round cut blue gem, after market 10kt yellow gold filled two piece mesh strap, and a fine Swiss made Imperial Watch Co. ebauche (Imperial, Pretzfelder & Mills) model 48, 17 jewel mechanical movement. Total approx. weight of the Balta 14kt gold watch is 6 dwt (gross) excluding crystal, movement, and strap. From a 73rd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: LeCoultre watch case measures approx. 35mm in dia. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. All watches are sold as is. All watches in this lot appear to be running. Balta watch case exhibits bent lugs, spotting and losses to dial. Acrylic crystals exhibit light scratches. Gold tone watches exhibit light brassing.
• JEWELRY. CARTIER POCKET WATCH
  JEWELRY. CARTIER POCKET WATCH MOVEMENT AND DIAL. A recased Cartier signed dial and movement. A Cartier 16 jewel mechanical pocket watch movement fitted to a retouched Cartier signed champagne dial with an Arabic numeral hours chapter, blued steel heavy moon hands, and a sub seconds dial located at the 6 o'clock position. Accompanied by an Illinois Watch Case Co. sterling screw back case with an etched stag. Total approx. weigh is 2.81 troy oz (gross) including movement and crystal. From a New Britain, CT estate. Dimensions: moment measures approx. 43.18 mm in diameter (16s). Condition: Case exhbits remnants of a gold wash. Glass crystal exhbits a chip. Dial has been retouched. Movement was running prior to auction. All movements are sold as is regardless of functionality.
• (3) Gold filled pocket watches to
  (3) Gold filled pocket watches to include Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co. grade 107, sn 3151910, circa 1917, 16S, 21J, OF, with damaged triple sunk dial, not currently running, Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co. watch sn 3603807, circa 1919, 16S, 21J, triple sunk dial with hairlines and chip, wound tight and Illinois Watch Co./ Burlington Watch Co., SN 1659719, 16S, 17J, OF, triple sunk dial with lite hairlines, wound tight, each in gold filled case.
• (2) Gold filled pocket watches to
  (2) Gold filled pocket watches to include Illinois Watch Co. watch, SN 2361685, circa 1913, 12S 11J, OF, hairlines to dial, sunken second track, runs when wound with scratched crystal, gold filled, wear to case and Hamilton Watch Co. grade 992 watch, circa 1910, 16S 21J, dirty dial lacking crystal, lacks second hand, SN 784337, runs when wound, front does not close correctly
• TWO 14KT GOLD AMERICAN OPEN-FACE
  TWO 14KT GOLD AMERICAN OPEN-FACE WATCHES 21-jewel Illinois Watch Co., "Illini," no. 3868817 with a gold-tone engraved dial and interior case back engraved in part, "Integrity," in the center of a shield; square dial Waltham Opera "Ruby" with diamond case spandrels, no. 20062841
• 18K ANTIQUE ILLINOIS HUNTING POCKET
  18K ANTIQUE ILLINOIS HUNTING POCKET WATCHAn 1882 Illinois Watch Co. pocket watch in an 18k yellow gold etched hunting case. Comes with a watch fob and lambskin pouch. The front of the case has a smooth shield decorated with flowers and leaves. The back of the case has a shield emblem with a flying dove carrying an olive branch surrounded with flowers and leaves. The dial of the pocket watch is white enamel with roman numeral hours and boxes for the minuets around the rim. It has steel blue batons and a seconds register at 6 o'clock. It has a full plate, eleven jeweled lever movement by Illinois Watch Co. Movement No. 260143. Grade 101, estimated production year 1882. The gold tone watch fob is by Bates & Bacon and includes a monogrammed wax seal. Metal: 18k yellow gold. Weight: 86.7 dwt. Measurements: Case is 54mm not including the stem. Markings: The dial is marked "Illinois Watch Co", the movement is marked "Illinois Watch Co. Springfield Ill. 260143, Patent Pinion"., The interior of the case is marked "Warranted 18K, 18931". Condition The watch winds and ticks but has not been checked for time accuracy. Cosmetically there are dings, scratches and discoloration on the case consistent with age, The crystal has likely been replaced or resealed as there is what appears to be glue around the edges. Overall good condition. The watch fob has some tarnish and wear to the gold plating consistent with age and is in good condition.
• SANGAMO ILLINOIS POCKETWATCH WITH
  SANGAMO ILLINOIS POCKETWATCH WITH STANDIllinois Watch Co. 1907 An antique Sangamo pocket watch by Illinois watch co. in a with a watch display stand. Dial: White enamel with Arabic numerals, every five minuets is marked in red around the perimeter with tick marks between the hours. Seconds register at 6'oclock. Blue steel batons. Metal: 25 year gold plated. Weight: 100.7 grams. Measurements: 50mm not including the crown. Markings: The dial is marked ""Illinois Watch Co.". The inside of the case is marked keystone watchcase 8151145, Guaranteed J Boss 25 years". The movement is marked "Sangamo, Illinois Watch Co. Springfield, 2112164, 23 ruby jewels, double roller, adjusted temperature, 6 positions, isochronism". The back cover is monogrammed. Watch Stand details: Measurements: Approximately 4.5" tall. The base is 1.75" x 1.75" Markings: The bottom is marked "Made in USA, AIC, EB, U.S. Pat No. 3062491". Condition The watch is in a hunting case with the front cover missing, otherwise very good condition. Watch winds and ticks.
• ILLINOIS GOLD PLATED "CAPITOL"
  ILLINOIS GOLD PLATED "CAPITOL" POCKET WATCHDESCRIPTION: An Antique Illinois "Capitol" Watch Company monogrammed pocket watch, no. 4061814, with gold-case, arabic numeral enameled dial, marked Illinois. Reverse with serial number, 17 Jewels, Adjusted. "Capitol Illinois Watch Co. Springfield" CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: D. 2.25" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• GROUPING OF ASSORTED TABLE
  GROUPING OF ASSORTED TABLE CLOCKS, 5 TOTALAssorted grouping of table clocks. 1st item: French crystal and brass table clock with beveled glass panels and front door, enameled dial with brass bezel and double hourglass pendulum. Back of works marked Made in France. 10" H x 6 1/4" W x 5" D. Early 20th century. 2nd item: E. N. Welch novelty wind-up clock with octagonal crystal case. Back of clock marked E.N. WELCH MNFG CO. with patent date of Nov. 22, 1881. 3 3/4" H. 3rd item: German D.R.P. & G.M alarm clock or wecker. 1 3/4" H. Early 20th century. 4th item: German Namruf 7 Jewel alarm clock, brass case with checkerboard mother-of-pearl inlay to sides. 3 1/4" H. 1st half 20th century. 5th item: Men's Illinois Watch Company pocket watch inset into an arched wooden watch holder. 20th century. 5 1/2" H. Also included with this lot is an inlaid miniature grandfather clock pocket watch holder with band shell and paterae inlay. 16" H. 20th century. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: All items good condition with general wear and some oxidation to metals. Slight damage to dial of Illinois pocket watch. Wear to case of Illinois pocket watch. Miniature pocket watch holder pediment broken and missing. None of the clocks/watches tested for functionality.
• GROUP SILVER TONE POCKET
  GROUP SILVER TONE POCKET WATCHESincluding Hamilton, Molnia, Waltham, Illinois Watch Co., and National Watch Co.( key wound). 1 3/4" wide to 2 3/8" diameter. Appear in working condition (second hand movement), but not tested for accuracy. Use wear, case wear, dings.Provenance: Property of a Rockland County, NY Estate. We offer in-house packing and shipping of this item to an address in the United States for $45.00 via USPS Priority Mail. The price includes insurance up to $5,000.00. Tracking informationwill be sent to your email address. International buyers are responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.
• ILLINOIS POCKET WATCH W/ 18K GOLD
  ILLINOIS POCKET WATCH W/ 18K GOLD HUNTER CASEIllinois pocket watch with 18K gold engraved Hunter Case. The white porcelain dial is marked "Illinois" and has one subsidiary dial. The interior of the case is marked "18" and a crown, indicating 18K gold, and is further marked "14198." The interior of the rear case bears the same markings. Monogrammed "Dorothea Lindberg, Chicago." The innermost part is marked "Illinois Watch Co. Springfield, Ill," "552177," and "Patent Pinion." Watch functions. Dimensions: Face diameter: 1 3/4 in. SKU: 01199 Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email lia@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• 14K GOLD ILLINOIS POCKET WATCH - 19
  14K GOLD ILLINOIS POCKET WATCH - 19 JEWELSIllinois Watch Co., USA. 14K yellow gold open face pocket watch, made in 1921, grade 406, model 3, size 12s, 19 jewels. Movement runs when wound. Serial number: 3844747. Diameter: 43 mm. Gross weight: 38.82 dwt. Condition: Fair. Movement runs when wound. Not tested for time. Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• 1921 ILLINOIS GRADE 305 POCKET
  1921 ILLINOIS GRADE 305 POCKET WATCH & GOLD CASEFor your consideration is this 1921 Illinois Grade 305 pocket watch made by the Illinois Watch Company, set in a American Watch Case Company of Toronto 10k gold filled case. John C. Adams and a number of other investors established the Illinois Watch Company in 1870. The Illinois Watch Company, originally known as the Springfield Watch Company, underwent reorganization in 1872 and changed its name. They were among the first American watchmakers to use the Waltham Watch Company's revolutionary interchangeable parts system. This facilitated repairs and enabled more effective production. The "Bunn Special" watch's introduction in 1879 was one significant innovation. The Bunn Special, known for its accuracy and dependability, rose to become one of the most well-known and respected railroad watches. It was produced in a variety of models with various features and grades, and it was given the vice president of the company, Charles H. Bunn, as its name. The Great Depression and the emergence of wristwatches presented difficulties for the Illinois Watch Company. The business made an attempt to enter the wristwatch market but found it difficult to compete with Swiss producers who were able to make more reasonably priced and precise wristwatches. The watch industry was also severely affected by the 1930s economic downturn, which ultimately resulted in the Illinois Watch Company's closure in 1928. The serial number inscribed alongside the movement is numbered, "3950631" indicating it was made in 1921. The pocket watch is a grade 305, 17 jewel, size 16s, model 7 and features a nickel movement finish, a bridge plate and the movement is fitted with a double roller. The watch is not railroad graded. The watch is not working. The case the pocket watch is set in is a American Watch Case Company of Toronto 10k gold filled case. The serial numbers stamped into the case read, "1304573. The watch shows good condition overall with some slight wear to the case, but the face, movements and dials are in good condition. The watch measures 2" in diameter and 2 1/2" in height. The pocket watch weighs 86.7 grams.
• 1916 ILLINOIS WATCH CO. GRADE 404
  1916 ILLINOIS WATCH CO. GRADE 404 POCKET WATCHFeatured in this lot is this 1916 Illinois Watch Company Grade 404 pocket watch set in a Keystone case. John C. Adams and a number of other investors established the Illinois Watch Company in 1870. The Illinois Watch Company, originally known as the Springfield Watch Company, underwent reorganization in 1872 and changed its name. They were among the first American watchmakers to use the Waltham Watch Company's revolutionary interchangeable parts system. This facilitated repairs and enabled more effective production. The "Bunn Special" watch's introduction in 1879 was one significant innovation. The Bunn Special, known for its accuracy and dependability, rose to become one of the most well-known and respected railroad watches. It was produced in a variety of models with various features and grades, and it was given the vice president of the company, Charles H. Bunn, as its name. The Great Depression and the emergence of wristwatches presented difficulties for the Illinois Watch Company. The business made an attempt to enter the wristwatch market but found it difficult to compete with Swiss producers who were able to make more reasonably priced and precise wristwatches. The watch industry was also severely affected by the 1930s economic downturn, which ultimately resulted in the Illinois Watch Company's closure in 1928. The serial number inscribed alongside the movement is numbered, "2893663" indicating it was made in 1916. The pocket watch is a grade 404, 17 jewel, size 12s, model 3 and features a nickel movement finish and a bride plate. The watch is not railroad graded. The watch sits in a Keystone nickel alloy case with the serial number reading, "760291". Under Hagstoz & Thorpe's ownership, the Keystone Watch Case factory opened its doors in 1880. Prior to that, the business produced gold-filled cases under the "J. Boss" brand and patent. The new factory was initially constructed to produce gold and silver cases in order to separate production of gold-filled cases. When the factory first opened in 1880, these cases were identified with the Keystone symbol. The gold-filled company run by Hagstoz & Thrope was eventually absorbed by the Keystone Watch Case Company, which resulted in the creation of the Keystone Watch Case Company and the Keystone trademark on all cases. The watch is working, but shows slight damage to the face with cracks and a small chip. The front glass is also missing from the watch leaving the hands exposed. The watch measures 1 3/4" in diameter and 1 7/8" in height. The watch weighs 52.8 grams.
• 1923 ELGIN GRADE 345 POCKET WATCH &
  1923 ELGIN GRADE 345 POCKET WATCH & GOLD CASEFor your consideration is this 1923 Elgin Grade 345 pocket watch set in a Illinois Watch Case Company 14k gold filled Tivoli case. In 1864, the Elgin National Watch Company was established in Elgin, Illinois, as an American watch manufacturer. The business was renowned for its innovation and accuracy, using cutting-edge manufacturing processes to create dependable timepieces. Initially, Elgin concentrated on making pocket watches because they were in high demand. Elgin watches were created in a variety of looks and patterns to suit different tastes and preferences. Elgin increased its operations and started making wristwatches as the demand for them increased in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Sadly, in 1968 the Elgin National Watch Company stopped making watches, and in 1969 it was formally dissolved. The serial number inscribed alongside the movement is numbered, "26053488" showing that it was made in 1923. The pocket watch is a grade 345, 17 jewels of ruby and sapphire, size 12s, model 3 and features a nickel movement finish and a 3/4 plate. The watch is not railroad graded, but is in working order. The watch is set in a Illinois Watch Case Company 14k white gold filled Tivoli case with the serial number reading, "4080663". The watch shows good condition overall with little to no wear to the case and good internal components. The watch measures 1 3/4" in diameter and 2" in height. The pocket watch weighs 60 grams.
• 1911 ILLINOIS WATCH CO. A.
  1911 ILLINOIS WATCH CO. A. LINCOLN POCKET WATCHFeatured in this lot is this 1911 Illinois A. Lincoln pocket watch made by the Illinois Watch Company, set in a Fahys Montauk 10k gold filled watch. John C. Adams and a number of other investors established the Illinois Watch Company in 1870. The Illinois Watch Company, originally known as the Springfield Watch Company, underwent reorganization in 1872 and changed its name. They were among the first American watchmakers to use the Waltham Watch Company's revolutionary interchangeable parts system. This facilitated repairs and enabled more effective production. The "Bunn Special" watch's introduction in 1879 was one significant innovation. The Bunn Special, known for its accuracy and dependability, rose to become one of the most well-known and respected railroad watches. It was produced in a variety of models with various features and grades, and it was given the vice president of the company, Charles H. Bunn, as its name. The Great Depression and the emergence of wristwatches presented difficulties for the Illinois Watch Company. The business made an attempt to enter the wristwatch market but found it difficult to compete with Swiss producers who were able to make more reasonably priced and precise wristwatches. The watch industry was also severely affected by the 1930s economic downturn, which ultimately resulted in the Illinois Watch Company's closure in 1928. The serial number inscribed alongside the movement is numbered, "2342219" showing that it was made in 1911. The pocket watch is a grade A. Lincoln, 21 jewel, size 16s, model 5 and features a nickel movement finish with a pinstripe finish and a 3/4 plate. The watch is railroad graded and is in working order. The case is a Fahys Montauk 10K gold-filled, first introduced in February 1898, with the serial number reading, "764447". Joseph Fahys & Co is a watchmaker. During the latter part of the 19th century, the company was the largest manufacturer of gold and silver watch cases in the USA. The watch shows good overall condition with some slight wear to the case but no obvious signs of damage are present. The watch measures 1 15/16" in diameter and 2 5/16" in height. The pocket watch weighs 84.2 grams.
• SEVEN POCKET WATCH CASES FROM
  SEVEN POCKET WATCH CASES FROM VARIOUS MAKERSFor your consideration is this collection of seven pocket watch cases from various makers circa 1840-1910. The first pocket watch in this collection is a Illinois Watch Case Company / Sears & Roebuck nickel alloy case circa 1890-1900. The watch case was made by the Illinois Watch Case Company for Sears & Roebuck and was given a silveroid grade. The pocket watch features a black and white photo of a small child set in the front. The inside back of the case is marked with the Sears & Roebuck hallmark "SR" and is stamped, "Silveroid" with the serial number reading, "330663". The case shows good condition overall with some slight wear from its age and use but no signs of obvious damage are present. The watch measures 2 7/16" in diameter and 3 1/4" in height. The watch weighs 137.1 grams. The second watch in this collection is a 1899-1907 Crescent Watch Case Company nickel alloy case. The case has a silveroid grade and is stamped with the company's hallmark of a star and moon and the serial number reading, "26548". The case has a glass front face. The case shows good condition overall with some slight wear but no obvious signs of damage present. The case measures 2 1/8" in diameter and 2 3/16" in height. The case weighs 57 grams. The third case is from Keystone Watch Case Company circa 1900-1905 and is silveroid graded. The silveroid grade tells that the watch case is nickel alloy. The case is stamped reading, "Silveroid 1044764". The case shows good condition overall with some wear from years of use and a crack on the bottom front side of the case. The case is also missing the front glass. The case measures 2 1/4" in diameter and 2 15/16" in height. The case weighs 78.9 grams. The fourth case is a Fahys Monarch grade 14k gold filled case with a 21 year guarantee circa 1886-1897. The case is ornately designed and features the hallmark and serial numbers on the inside of the case reading, "Fahys Monarch No. 1 / 489792". The case shows good condition overall with some wear to the designs and the top showing a possible burn mark, but no other signs of damage are present. The case measures 2 3/16" in diameter and weighs 59.8 grams. The fifth case in this collection was made by Dueber Watch Case Manufacturing Company circa 1890-1900. The case grade given to this case is the Gladiator grade and features 10k gold fill and a 20 year guarantee. The case shows faded intricate designs on the front and back and a textured design through the middle piece. The company's hallmark and serial number for the case are stamped on the inside of the case reading, "Warranted 20 years / 5090642". The case shows good condition with wear from its age and use through the years but no obvious signs of damage are present. The case measures 2 3/16" in diameter and 2 5/8" in height. The case weighs 54.3 grams. The sixth case is a Star Watch Case Company / Union Watch Case Company 25 year guarantee gold filled case circa 1910. This case was likely done as a private label by the Star Watch Case Company for the Union Watch Case Company. The case features a glass front and the makers hallmark and serial number stamped on the inside of the case reading, "Union Watch Case Co. Guaranteed Twenty-Five Years 9989517". The case shows good condition overall with wear to the back of the case from its age and years of use, but no signs of obvious damage are present. The case measures 2" in diameter and 2 1/2" in height. The case weighs 34.2 grams. The final case in this collection is this British made 22k gold filled case that once housed a A. Roberts & Co. watch circa 1895-1900. The case once had intricate designs on the front and back but have since been worn off, leaving only remnants. The inside of the case shows British markings such as the gothic E and the gold lion mark, as well as the A. Roberts stampings reading, "No. 20119 A Roberts & Co. Sock Patent Lever Full Jeweled". The case serial number is stamped three times throughout the case reading, "20112". The case shows good condition overall with some wear to the front and back but no obvious signs of damage are present. The case measures 1 3/4" in diameter and a height of 2 1/16". The case weighs 29.2 grams.
• ILLINOIS WATCH CO. SPRINGFIELD
  ILLINOIS WATCH CO. SPRINGFIELD 17J POCKET WATCHFeatured in this lot is this Illinois Watch Co. Springfield 17J pocket watch. The watch features a wonderfully and professionally crafted nickel construction that shows 17 Jewels. The watch face is marked Illinois. The lid of the back of the case is marked as follows: Wadsworth - Warranted - 25 Years - 6064302. The mechanism is marked as follows: 3893542 - Adjusted - 17 Jewels - Double Roller. The condition of this pocket watch is good with no obvious signs of damage and shows good overall condition. The measurements of this pocket watch is 2 1/8" x 1 5/8" x 3/8".
• ILLINOIS WATCH CO. MODEL 6
  ILLINOIS WATCH CO. MODEL 6 INSPECTOR SPECIAL WATCHFeatured in this lot is this Illinois Watch Co. Model 6 inspector special watch circa 1908. The watch features a wonderfully and professionally crafted Ore Silver construction. The model number of the watch is #6 and the serial number is 2128789 and is considered a RRG East Train Inspector Special pocket watch circa 1908 and includes 17 jewels and is graded 69. The condition of this pocket watch is good with some damage tot he enamel face but otherwise shows good overall condition. The measurements of this watch is 3 1/4" x 2 1/8" x 3/4".
• D. HANLON W. CO. 21 JEWEL
  D. HANLON W. CO. 21 JEWEL STERLING SILVER WATCHFeatured in this lot is a D. Hanlon W. Co. 21 Jewel sterling silver pocket watch. The pocket watch features a wonderfully and professionally crafted sterling silver construction that shows 21 Jewels. The watch is marked on the face D. Hanlon W. Co. circa 1905-1918 The inside of the watch case is marked as follows: Illinois Watch Case Co. - Elgin, Ill. - Sterling Silver - United States ASSAY - 925/1000 Fine - 596397. The condition of this pocket watch is good with the face not screwed into the case but otherwise shows good overall condition. The measurements of this pocket watch are 3 1/4" x 2 1/4" x 3/4".*
• THREE POCKET WATCHESHoward, 44mm
  THREE POCKET WATCHESHoward, 44mm case, inside case stamped "Guaranteed 14K, 585 Fine, The K.W.C.Co, 215161, E. Howard Watch Co., Boston", yellow gold, movement marked "E. Howard Watch Co., 16647, Boston, USA", 2-1/8 x 1-3/4 in., 51.9 grams; Waltham, 49mm case, inside case stamped "10K Rolled Gold Plate, Illinois Watch Case Co., 7755739", movement marked "23 jewels, Vanguard, Waltham Mass, USA, 27538347", 2-1/2 x 1-7/8 in., 82.9 grams; Tavannes, 52mm case, inside case stamped "84, 0, 875, 516921" and with hallmark, silver, movement not visibly marked, 2-3/4 x 2 in., 86.2 grams Note: Brunk Auctions makes no warranty or guarantee whatsoever regarding the jewelry, its colored stones, diamonds, other gem materials, or metals, or as to their status as natural, treated, ?earth mined?, manmade or other. Appraisals, descriptions, photographs, are offered as a service and are not intended to be a complete analysis of the qualities and conditions of the jewelry. All identifications, information, weights, quality, cut, value and other estimates, are opinions, limited by examination and grading the mountings, the condition and the cleanliness of the items. All gems, colored stones, diamonds, ?cultured or natural pearls, fresh water, South Sea, Tahitian pearls?, and other materials used in jewelry, may be enhanced by a variety of treatments. Brunk makes no warranties or guarantees that any clock or watch is in working order. Provenance: Private Collection, Kingsport, Tennessee Condition: Howard, seconds hand moving and keeping time when inspected, dent on outside of case, wear and discoloration to dial, wear and scratches; Waltham, second hand moving and keeping time when inspected, cracks and chips to dial, rust on minute hand, dents and most of design on back of case worn/polished off, wear to plating on bow, wear around edge of case; Tavannes, second hand moving and keeping time when inspected, tarnish, small dents and spots of corrosion on back of case, dents around edge of case
• STAFFORDSHIRE WATCH HOLDERSheep,
  STAFFORDSHIRE WATCH HOLDERSheep, two musicians. Added Illinois Watch Co. pocket watch. 9.75"H (FJLO10474)(JP) Condition: VG- no chips, cracks, repairs
• VINTAGE GENTS ILLINOIS WATCH WITH
  VINTAGE GENTS ILLINOIS WATCH WITH ALLIGATOR BAND: Vintage Illinois Art Deco gold filled watch with an alligator strap. Adjust from 6.5'' to 7.5''. Seconds sub dial and skeleton hands. CONDITION: Currently running. Not guaranteed to continue to run or keep accurate time. Alligator and shows normal wear. Dial face is in excellent condition with numerals showing some loss? Single noticeable pock mark on bezel.
• 14K WALTHAM/ILLINOIS WATCH CASE
  14K WALTHAM/ILLINOIS WATCH CASE OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH: Handsome 14K white gold open face Waltham pocket watch in Illinois Watch case 682104. Features white dial with gold tone Arabic hour markers, a central gold on silver design and a sub seconds dial. 14K gold case back. Total weight including mechanism 48.0 grams. CONDITION: Currently running. Not guaranteed to continue to run or keep accurate time.
• ANTIQUE ELGIN STERLING HUNTER
  ANTIQUE ELGIN STERLING HUNTER POCKET WATCHElgin silver and gold pocketwatch, circa 1910, serial #14460070. Class 109, size 16s, 15j, grade 312, sterling hunter case pocketwatch. Porcelain dial and Illinois watch case. Total weight with movement is 101.4 grams. Currently the watch does not run. Engraved case with floral design has dents and is loose on the hinge. See photos for more details on condition. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• ILLINOIS MODEL 1 COIN SILVER POCKET
  ILLINOIS MODEL 1 COIN SILVER POCKET WATCHIllinois Watch Company pocketwatch with Fahys coin silver hunter case. Serial #357174, circa 1882. Grade 2, size 18s, 11j. Overall weight 170.2 grams. Case measures approx. 51mm in diameter x 19mm thick. Watch runs but has not been tested for accuracy. Crystal (with small chip at 9 o'clock) and case have age commensurate wear and tarnish. Crown is slightly loose. Cartouche has not been monogrammed. Two keys included. See photos for more details on condition. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• ANTIQUE ELGIN STERLING HUNTER
  ANTIQUE ELGIN STERLING HUNTER POCKET WATCHElgin silver and gold pocketwatch, circa 1910, serial #14460070. Class 109, size 16s, 15j, grade 312, sterling hunter case pocketwatch. Porcelain dial and Illinois watch case. Total weight with movement is 101.4 grams. Currently the watch does not run. Engraved case with floral design. Case has dents and loose hinges. See photos for more details on condition. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• ILLINOIS WATCH MASONIC DIAL
  ILLINOIS WATCH MASONIC DIAL AUTOCRAT 17JIllinois pocket watch with porcelain dial emblazoned with Mason compass. Autocrat 17-jewel movement. Case measures 1-3/16" diameter. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• EARLY ILLINOIS OPEN FACE SILVER
  EARLY ILLINOIS OPEN FACE SILVER POCKET WATCH Illinois Watch Company (American, Springfield, Illinois, 1869-1927), circa 1888. Open face pocket face having roman numerals and seconds dial, case is marked FAHYS ore silver No.1, Patent April 22, 1879, 221254. Gold-tone movement with PATENT PINION, #824571. Approx. h. 3.25" (top of bail), diam. 2.25" (case). Approx. weight with works 164.6 g.
• EARLY ILLINOIS OPEN FACE SILVER
  EARLY ILLINOIS OPEN FACE SILVER POCKET WATCH Illinois Watch Company (American, Springfield, Illinois, 1869-1927), circa 1888. Open face pocket face having roman numerals and seconds dial, case is marked FAHYS ore silver No.1, Patent April 22, 1879, 221254. Gold-tone movement with PATENT