D. Nievelon, London - vergy fuse - 17861 - Earlier than 1850





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D. Nievelon, London verge-fusee pocket watch, reference 17861, dating from before 1850, with a manually wound movement and a silver pair case.
Description from the seller
Rare 18th Century Fusee Pair-Cased Pocket Watch – D. Nievelon London – Intricate Pierced Balance Cock – C. 1780s
Auction Listing Description
Maker: D. Nievelon, London
Period: 18th Century (Circa 1780s)
Escapement: Verge Escapement with Fusee and Chain mechanism
Case Type: Double Case / Pair Case construction
Case Markings: Stamped maker’s mark "D.B" and hand-penciled/engraved watchmaker service marks inside the case back.
Includes: Winding key attached with cord.
Detailed Description
An extraordinary and highly collectible late 18th-century English verge fusee pocket watch in a classic pair-case configuration, signed by D. Nievelon, London.
Dial: Original white enamel dial featuring prominent Roman hour numerals, an outer minute track with Arabic 5-minute markings (5–60), and signed "D. Nievelon / LONDON" in script. Shows light, honest age-related hairline marks typical for 18th-century enamel dials.
Movement: Magnificently hand-engraved gilt movement with chain fusee drive. Features a large, elaborately pierced and hand-carved balance cock with scrollwork motifs, silver regulator disc numbered 1–6, square baluster pillars, and signed "D. Nievelon" on the top plate.
Case: Silver pair-case (inner and outer case construction). Inner case back retains the original keyhole aperture and is stamped with maker's mark "D.B" along with historic scratch-marks from past watchmaker services. High-domed Bullseye-style glass/crystal.
Specifications & Dimensions
Outer Case Diameter:54mm
Total Weight:105
Winding: Key-wound from the back / key-set from the dial centre. Comes complete with winding key.
Working Order: in working conditions collector’s piece
Shipping & Packaging
Will be packaged with extreme care in a reinforced luxury watch box and shipped fully insured with end-to-end tracking via premium courier.
Rare 18th Century Fusee Pair-Cased Pocket Watch – D. Nievelon London – Intricate Pierced Balance Cock – C. 1780s
Auction Listing Description
Maker: D. Nievelon, London
Period: 18th Century (Circa 1780s)
Escapement: Verge Escapement with Fusee and Chain mechanism
Case Type: Double Case / Pair Case construction
Case Markings: Stamped maker’s mark "D.B" and hand-penciled/engraved watchmaker service marks inside the case back.
Includes: Winding key attached with cord.
Detailed Description
An extraordinary and highly collectible late 18th-century English verge fusee pocket watch in a classic pair-case configuration, signed by D. Nievelon, London.
Dial: Original white enamel dial featuring prominent Roman hour numerals, an outer minute track with Arabic 5-minute markings (5–60), and signed "D. Nievelon / LONDON" in script. Shows light, honest age-related hairline marks typical for 18th-century enamel dials.
Movement: Magnificently hand-engraved gilt movement with chain fusee drive. Features a large, elaborately pierced and hand-carved balance cock with scrollwork motifs, silver regulator disc numbered 1–6, square baluster pillars, and signed "D. Nievelon" on the top plate.
Case: Silver pair-case (inner and outer case construction). Inner case back retains the original keyhole aperture and is stamped with maker's mark "D.B" along with historic scratch-marks from past watchmaker services. High-domed Bullseye-style glass/crystal.
Specifications & Dimensions
Outer Case Diameter:54mm
Total Weight:105
Winding: Key-wound from the back / key-set from the dial centre. Comes complete with winding key.
Working Order: in working conditions collector’s piece
Shipping & Packaging
Will be packaged with extreme care in a reinforced luxury watch box and shipped fully insured with end-to-end tracking via premium courier.

