Antique Silver Half Hunter Pocket Watch, a style popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras

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Damage to enamel as per photo

Inside glass missing

.935 Silver

Diam 33mm

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Antique Silver Half Hunter Pocket Watch, a style popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras (late 19th to early 20th centuries). 

Based on the visual features, this is an Antique Silver Half Hunter Pocket Watch, a style popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras (late 19th to early 20th centuries). 

Key Features

Case Style: It is a "Half Hunter" (or semi-savonnette), characterized by a front cover with a central glass viewing window and an outer chapter ring. This design allows the time to be read without opening the case.

Enamel Detail: The chapter ring features vibrant blue guilloché enamel with inlaid white Roman numerals.

Movement Type: Most similar watches from this period are either crown-wind (keyless) or key-wind, often featuring Swiss or English lever movements.

Material: The case is typically made of sterling silver (often marked with 925 or 900 hallmarks). 

Notable Makers

While the specific maker of this watch is not visible on the exterior, similar styles were produced by prominent jewellers and watchmakers such as:

Goldsmiths Company (London)

J.W. Benson (London)

Dennison Watch Case Co.

H. Samuel