Lot of seven silver case pocket watches, ca. mid-late 19th century to mid 20th century. One pocketwatch, marked "Incot Brothers Locle", "Patent Lever FULL Jeweled Compensated Balance". Case marked "36764" and "86099". Movement size 16. Winds, set and runs with key (not included). Case tests as about 84% silver. One pocketwatch, no maker's name. Interior of case inscribed "11896 25373 R 22 10 42". Size 10 movement. Winds, sets, and runs. Case tests as about 85% silver. Case includes vegetal motifs, and a heraldic rampant lion and scroll.One pocketwatch by Hampden Watch Co. of Springfield, MA. Movement size 14. Case marked "Newport' and "Coin". Does not run, set, or wind, as winding knob is not present. Coulmbian size 2 pocket watch, does not run or set, seems to wind (perhaps overwound). Case marked "Dueber Coin" and "2693275". One Reliance pocketwatch. No crystal. Sets, winds a little (overwound), does not run. Movement size about 12. Movement marked "3070755". Case marked "Illinois Watch Case Company Coin Silver 469092". Inscribed "TH" and, in part, "Hughs". One pocketwatch, marked British sterling (Birmingham). "R & S". Ca. 1852. Crystal is cracked, and interior of case will not open due to a large dent. Back of case is stuck open, and winding is not possible even with a key. Movement is probably about a size 14.One pocketwatch, no front crystal. Key wound (no key included), winds, but does not run. Does not seem to set. Size 8 movement. Marked as British sterling (Chester, ca. 1873). "6651", "SJ", and "20". Condition varies, as noted. Silver purities between 84% and 92.5%. Total gross weight: 22.78 OZTKeywords; fancy, time piece, timepiece, precious, jewelry.