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I do have the time to go through all the Birmingham maker's marks and will do that. The mechanism is a puzzle for me - there is a key on the back of the case but I've never seen where to wind it so I never have - it's been sitting unwound for the 50 years that I've had it. Now that you've confirmed ...

I have had this little clock for many years. I hope I am correct in thinking that it is sterling and made in Birmingham in 1907 - if I am wrong, apologies and please correct me. I am new to this. But who is the maker? It looks like K & S to me but I cannot identify this. Many thanks for any help...