Pocket Watch and Miniature Long Case Pocket Watch Holder

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Manufactured by William Ehrhardt, Birmingham.

http://www.silvermakersmarks.co.uk/Makers/Birmingham-WC-WG.html#WE

The b date letter is for 1901. And you know the case is sterling, right?

 

That's the case maker - not necessarily the watch maker

Street & Co was a retailer

 

The reason I phrased it that way is because the identification table specifically said "watch manufacturer." Note the one a few down on the table that says only "found on watch case" with no "watch manufacturers" in the last block.

 

Thanks, Bakers! I knew that it was sterling and yes, it needs a polish. Great info. Probably not worth much, but it was in the pocket watch holder. I love the little long case clock -- missing a foot and a bit of molding. My friend has the molding, but hasn't found the foot yet. But yeah, it's really nice! I think it's about 8" - 9" tall.

 

The holder is nice, common enough style around 1900, but the watch is a bit of a dog.

 

Thanks, AF. Pretty much what I thought. The watch might sell on ebay if polished up enough. (I've got my grandfather's pocket watch which would look lovely in that case! )