The first open face by Ingersoll, stem wind and set, dial signed Ingersoll / Reliance, with white dial and Arabic hour markers, outer minute register, and with subsidiary seconds dial at the 6:00 hour, with gold filled key chain and locket fob (2 in.); the second an open face by Supreme, stem wind and set, seven jewels, dial signed Supreme and with white dial with black Roman numeral hour markers, outer minute register, and subsidiary dial at the 6:00 hour, the screw back case marked Scepter / Warranted / Gold Filled / 5310107 1.75 in.) (missing stem; unable to wind and set); the third open face with ribbed gold bezel, the white dial with gilt Arabic numeral markers, outer five minute register, and King Louis XIV gilt hands, back with engraved detailing and plate signed Addison (crystal with cracks); the fourth by The Nassau Co., housed in a hunter case with engraved detailing, stem wind and lever set, movement #143001, the signed white dial with black Arabic hour markers, outer five minute register, King Louis XIV gilt hands, and subsidiary seconds dial, case marked America / 602727 (1.5 in. diameter) (missing stem; unable to wind and set time); the fifth by Elgin housed in a hunter case, circa 1910, stem wind and set, movement #14883076, seven jewels, the signed white dial with Roman numeral hour markers, outer minute register, blued steel spade and whip hands, with subsidiary seconds dial, case marked Philadelphia Watch Case / Guaranteed 25 Years, with fitted red presentation case (able to set time but winding crown will not turn to right); the sixth by Waltham housed in a hunter case, circa 1888, stem wind and lever set, seven jewels, the white dial with black Roman numeral hour markers and blued steel spade hands, with subsidiary seconds dial, case signed Waltham / 89530 (1.5 in.; 6s) (missing crystal; not running at time of examination).

164.4 total dwt.

From the Estate of Rita Barg, a long time antique dealer in New Bern, North Carolina

Cases with expected scratches and wear.