Watchmaker Sign

Beautiful officer's clock signed by famous clockmaker Leroy, in its original leather box. The

An oversized antique gilt metal Watchmaker’s Trade Sign with the name N.F. Dujon.

Late 19th or Early 20th century English watchmakers trade sign, would have hung to the exterior of

Comley who was a watchmakers and jeweller. The sign is very much untouched, faded with age related

Early 20th century reverse painted and gilt trade sign, for a Watchmaker, Jewellers & Silversmith

Beautifully constructed zinc pocket watch double sided trade sign.

This is an impressive eagle sign with a 3 foot wingspan. The pocket watch is hand-painted cast iron

This impressive 19th century antique American outdoor storefront hanging jeweler or watchmaker

enamelled dial with Roman numerals is signed Le Roy, watchmaker of Madame in Paris. Basil Charles Le Roy

watchmaking. Richly decorated throughout with delicate and intricate motifs. Signed by the watchmaker “Lardet

the alarm clock. Watch created by the famous watchmaker FRÉDÉRIC COURVOISIER, signed. These watches

III English Bracket. Exquisite bracket clock made by the watchmaker Thomas Lozano, signed in London

. They rest on geometric wooden legs. Locked and working. Gives the hours and times. Signed by the

ABOUT A 19th century watchmaker's trade sign. Double faced. Painted Cast iron body with zinc

A large, late 19th century watchmaker trade sign with old blue/grey paint and gilded lettering. The

Finely crafted watchmaker's trade sign. Strong, graphic piece.

An early and rare double sided wooden 18th Century (pocket watch) Watchmaker's Trade Sign. This

This is a wonderful 19th century two sided watchmakers trade sign. It can easily hang on the wall

19th century cast iron watchmaker's trade sign with a highly unusual wood face on both sides, with

Painted metal French oval hanging trade sign (Watchmaker, Artisan, Jeweler)

Mahogany cased wall clock, circa 1880. This wall clock is signed A.Smyth, Watchmaker., 55 North

Painted metal French oval hanging trade sign for "Watchmaker, Artisan, Jeweler." Chain for

it right; signed William Kipling, Clock and Watchmaker, at the sign of the Dyal near Ratcliff-Cross