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This is my third, and last sterling silver watch. I now know what the bears stand for, but nothing else! Except for the sterling silver hallmarks. http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b34/nornhound9/Antique%20Watches/DG_FWatch3.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b34/nornhound9/Antique%20Watches/DG_F...

frenchie_myriam wrote:Dear Nornhound,

The bear stands for swiss silver, Can you post a picture of it ?

Thanks and regards
Myriam

The bear hallmark was for the first pocketwatch that I had listed in this forum.. It's in this same category. Sorry if I confused anyone!

Hmm, from the marks it was imported silver, marked with the London import marks for.....ummmm.... I may be corrected but I would say 1907. Is the importer's mark AGK or AGH? Or AGR? (There is a A G Rogers recorded in the Chester makers marks for 1836 to 1883, but in that case the mark is in one cir...

Now that I've fortunately gained knowledge of my first pocket fob watch that I had posted earlier on this forum, from a wonderful person; these two images are of my second fob watch. I'd like to know who it was made by, when it made, and of course where it came from! :) Thank you. http://i16.photobu...

Thank you for the help! Thank you very much :)

-NornHound
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http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b34/nornhound9/Antique%20Watches/DG_FWatch1.jpg http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b34/nornhound9/Antique%20Watches/DG_FWatch1_HM.jpg I hope that those photos will provide enough information about this watch, so some feedback will help me in figuring out who the mak...