Помогите опознать и оценить Hunt & Roskell.

[Rusgan]

Помогите в опознании и оценки . Диаметр 42мм.

[uhrolog]

Название фирмы на циферблате и механизме соответствуют. Корпус имел маркировки даты. Теперь только приблизительно - вторая половина 19 века... Крышка имела отверстие для просмотра времени без открытия. Об этом говорит дубль-стрелка. Циферблат не идеален, трещина. Цена около 50-60 долларов, как мне кажется, в зависимости от работоспособности..

[Kuzma8246]

Сообщение от uhrolog

Крышка имела отверстие для просмотра времени без открытия.

Типа полухантер???
По отделке-явный отсыл к отделке шпиндельных))))
Мож даже и поболя 60 баксов потянут

[uhrolog]

Hunt & Roskell (Biographical details)

Hunt & Roskell (clockmaker/watchmaker; merchant/tradesman; British; Male; 1843 - c.1965)

Also known as

Hunt & Roskell; Hunt, John; Roskell, Robert

Address

156 New Bond Street, London W 26 Harrison St, nr Clerkenwell

Biography

Silversmiths and jewellers to Queen Victoria. Successors to Mortimer & Hunt on the retirement of John Mortimer.
Objects from this source are also in the holdings of the Dept of Asia. They were still trading by at least as late as 1876.
Hunt & Roskell, a firm of manufacturing and retail jewellers and silversmiths, was founded by Paul Storr in 1819, trading as Storr & Co. (1819-22), Storr & Mortimer (1822-38), Mortimer & Hunt (1838-43) and then Hunt & Roskell (1843-97). Hunt & Roskell had retail premises at 156 New Bond Street and a manufactory at 26 Harrison Street, near Clerkenwell. John Samuel Hunt, who had assisted Storr from the start, continued as a partner until his death in 1865, when he was succeeded by his son, John Hunt (d.1879). Robert Roskell, formerly a watchmaker and merchant of Liverpool, joined in 1844 and remained in the firm until his death in 1888. In 1889 the firm was taken over by J.W. Benson and continued in business as Hunt & Roskell Ltd until c.1965. Trade card in Heal Collection (Heal,67.383) advertises "Hunt & Roskell, Late Storr & Mortimer, Jewellers, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths to The Queen, The Emperor of the French, &c. &c. &c..." Heal's annotations on mount: "Britten's 'Clock & Watchmakers' gives: - Storr & Mortimer, 13, New Bond St. 1830-42. 1826-7 L. Directory gives: - Paul Storr, silversmith, 13, New Bond St. 1827 L. Directory gives: - Storr & Mortimer, gold & silversmiths, 13 New Bond St. 1832 L. Directory gives: - Storr & Mortimer, jewellers, 13 New Bond St. 1838 L. Directory gives: - Storr & Mortimer, silversmiths, 13 New Bond St. 1839 L. Directory gives: - Storr & Mortimer, silversmiths, manufactory, 13 Harrison St. 136 New Bond Street and manufactory, 26 Harrison Street, Gray's Inn Road."