| An early 18th Century English calendar verge with glazed sides and cock in silver pair cases. Deep full plate fire gilt movement. Fine pierced and engraved silver ring depicting angels and gargoyles retaining glazed panels around the sides. Fusee and chain with worm and wheel barrel setup
between the plates. Winged cock with mask, the glazed table pierced and engraved in four sections. Pierced and engraved foot and plate for the silver regulator disc. Plain gilt three arm balance. Signed silver champleve dial with Roman and Arabic numerals. Rectangular aperture below the centre revealing a gilt date indication, fine blue steel beetle and poker hands. Plain silver pair cases both bearing the number 764. The inner case with
split bezel, silver swivel pendant and ring bow, maker's mark "TI" below a crown. The outer case with seven joint square hinge, maker's mark "IB".
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