This machine is a beautiful piece as you can see i got it as decrative piece for our home and found out that it works but would like to know the value the detail is slightly worn but visable of all it marks and it has beautiful artwork and detailing done to it , it also has the lettering of the company and the serial number on it on a small metal plate on the front of the machine i dont believe that the stand or table that it is in is the original but i dont know for sure
My grandmother left this watch to me. It was given to her by my Grandfather during the war, I imagine sometime in the 1920's, he brought it back from overseas. It is stamped 14k, has two diamonds, one at top and another at bottom of face, a stretch band, I cannot read the stamps on the band. I can set the time, both hands move freely, but does not move after winding.
my grandparents came here from belgium in the early 1950's. when my grandmother died ten years ago, i inherited her collection of silver pieces. i have been able to identify most of her pieces, which seem to come mostly from canadian makers, but this piece i am having trouble with. there is a partial crest on the back and the second half of what appears to be a name ending in "ley". there is also a capital S under the crest. this piece is much heavier than the others that i have. i am wondering if you could identify the maker, origin, age, and value of this piece.
