Le Comte, Geneva, examined by Dent. A 19th century gold, blue enamel and diamond set open face pocket watch with link chain  Circa 1855 Gilt Swiss bar movement with cylinder escapement and gold three arm balance, signed Le Comte Geneva, florally engraved gold dial with Roman numerals, gold scallop shaped case with blue enamel motifs to the bezels and the case back, with rose cut diamond set star, round bow, gold cuvette engraved Examined by Dent, 33 Cockburn Street, London, the inner case back engraved Meedjee to Mother 21st July 1855, together with 9ct gold and enamel chain, and with Georgian chased split ring 38.6mm diameter  Please note that Roseberys do not guarantee working order or time keeping of any automatic, mechanical, quartz or other timepiece

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