John Jackson

A very fine, very heavy London pair-cased quarter repeating pocket watch

Sold

estimated

3.500—5.000 €

Price realized

7.800 €

specific features

Case

Outer and inner case - 18 K gold, engraved and open-worked rim, case maker's punch mark "WW", movement protection cap.

Dial

Enamel, off-white.

Movement

Fine full plate movement, richly engraved, chain/fusee, 2 hammers, cylinder escapement with polished gold cylinder wheel, three-arm steel balance.

Case no.13724

Diam.55 mm

Circa1814

Ctry.England

Wt.186 g

John Jackson Jr. worked in Bridgewater Square, London. In 1810 he was free from the Clockmakers' Company and became Master in 1822 or 1826.