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Your watch case has a Chester hallmark with the date letter G for the assay year 1825/26. The maker's mark TE over HF is the mark of Timothy Ellison & Henry Fishwick of 5 Tarleton Street, Liverpool. It is more than likely then that the watch itself is the product of a North-West England watchmaker ...

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I'm trying to identify the marks on a pocket watch. I think it's London made, but may have been Sheffield. After searching this site, I'm not sure about the location as I can't (or haven't quickly) find the maker's mark amongst those listed. I'd be grateful for help identifying this please ...

Hi,
I'm trying to identify the marks on a pocket watch. I think it's London made, but may have been Sheffield. After searching this site, I'm not sure about the location as I can't (or haven't quickly) find the maker's mark amongst those listed. I'd be grateful for help identifying this please ...

Thanks for this information. If I understand you correctly, the London attribution (based on the middle stamp on the right resembling the London Leopard's head) is probably a mistake by the stamper. Do you think the date letter corresponds to London or Birmingham?

This Guild of Freemen of London medallion has a maker's mark of W.J.C that I can find no references for. I'd be grateful if anyone recognised it and could fill me in. The other marks show it to be of London manufacture, made (possibly) in 1912 and .925 Sterling silver. Those marks I found on this ...