Drahniet, London. Pocket watch with verge, fusee and cock. Signed on the movemen…

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Drahniet, London.

Pocket watch with verge, fusee and cock. Signed on the movement. Double brass case. Enameled dial. England. Mid 18th century. Diameter : 38 mm. With key. Condition : Without the second case. Provenance: Private collection of Belgian watch historian Eddy Fraiture.

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Drahniet, London.

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