Max Cohen - Open Face limited - 36850 - 1850-1900





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Max Cohen Manchester open‑face limited pocket watch, reference 36850, dating from 1850–1900, with hand wound movement, case in sterling silver 0.925, diameter over 50 mm and weight 171 g, in good condition with visible wear and in working order.
Description from the seller
A repair was carried out near the six o’clock position on the seconds hand; see the photo.
Antique pocket watch, marked "Max Cohen Manchester," is an English silver model from the 19th century.
-Maker: Max Cohen, Manchester.
-Features: White dial with Roman numerals and a separate seconds hand.
-Material: Silver 0.925.
-Diameter: 5.5 cm.
Case maker's stamp: The initials T.P.H in an oval stand for Thomas Peter Hewitt.
He was the founder and director of the well-known Lancashire Watch Company, based in Prescot, England. This company produced the entire watch case in its own factory.
City mark: The three tun signs with a sword (on the left) is the city mark of the Chester Assay Office.
Purity: The passant lion guarantees that the case is made of sterling silver (.925).
Date letter: The elegant, curly letter R in this specific shield exactly denotes the British hallmark year 1900-1901.
This unique number was, at the time, stamped in the silver by the Lancashire Watch Company at the Prescot factory.
Shipped by registered mail and well packaged.
A repair was carried out near the six o’clock position on the seconds hand; see the photo.
Antique pocket watch, marked "Max Cohen Manchester," is an English silver model from the 19th century.
-Maker: Max Cohen, Manchester.
-Features: White dial with Roman numerals and a separate seconds hand.
-Material: Silver 0.925.
-Diameter: 5.5 cm.
Case maker's stamp: The initials T.P.H in an oval stand for Thomas Peter Hewitt.
He was the founder and director of the well-known Lancashire Watch Company, based in Prescot, England. This company produced the entire watch case in its own factory.
City mark: The three tun signs with a sword (on the left) is the city mark of the Chester Assay Office.
Purity: The passant lion guarantees that the case is made of sterling silver (.925).
Date letter: The elegant, curly letter R in this specific shield exactly denotes the British hallmark year 1900-1901.
This unique number was, at the time, stamped in the silver by the Lancashire Watch Company at the Prescot factory.
Shipped by registered mail and well packaged.

