Sarl and Sons

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Sarl & Sons - London - 1858

Trev.

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I've just finished restoring a lever fusee pocket watch from around 1849 with Sarl & Sons 18 Poultry engraved on the rear plate. The silver case was made by Rotherham & Son and assayed in Birmingham in 1849. Thought you might like to see some photos.

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Not sure if I linked the photos correctly. If not you can find them here https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... drive_link

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Hi,

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Trev.

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Re-posting 3 images:

[mikesarl]

I've just finished restoring a lever fusee pocket watch from around 1849 with Sarl & Sons 18 Poultry engraved on the rear plate. The silver case was made by Rotherham & Son and assayed in Birmingham in 1849. Thought you might like to see some photos.

That's amazing, I have one the same but with the Cornhill address engraved on it, sadly it is just the mechanism that I bought from eBay few years ago, would love to see if it's repairable and find a nice case for it so I can use it, sadly never been able to find anyone to look at it for me, I even tried getting on the TV program Repair Shop to get is sorted but not heard anything back from my application.
I also have a chronometer dial that I again found on eBay along with some family silver forks and spoons with Sarl along the handles.
I would love to attach photos of the mechanism and dial but I can't see how to add them, thank you so much for sharing your photos.
Regards
Mike

[mikesarl]

I've just finished restoring a lever fusee pocket watch from around 1849 with Sarl & Sons 18 Poultry engraved on the rear plate. The silver case was made by Rotherham & Son and assayed in Birmingham in 1849. Thought you might like to see some photos.

That's amazing, I have one the same but with the Cornhill address engraved on it, sadly it is just the mechanism that I bought from eBay few years ago, would love to see if it's repairable and find a nice case for it so I can use it, sadly never been able to find anyone to look at it for me, I even tried getting on the TV program Repair Shop to get is sorted but not heard anything back from my application.
I also have a chronometer dial that I again found on eBay along with some family silver forks and spoons with Sarl along the handles.
I would love to attach photos of the mechanism and dial but I can't see how to add them, thank you so much for sharing your photos.
Regards
Mike.
Managed to upload the photos

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Sarl & Sons - London - 1862

Trev.

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Notice is hereby-given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned, John Sarl, William Sarl, Abraham Sarl, and Joseph Sarl, trading under the firm and style of Sarl and Sons, at Nos. 17 and 13, Cornhill, in the city of London, as Silversmiths, and Jewellers, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, so far as relates to the said William Sarl; and all debts due to or owing by the said partnership firm, Sarl and Sons, will be received and paid by the said John Sarl, Abraham Sarl; and Joseph Sarl, who will in future carry on the said business of Silversmiths and Jewellers, at Nos. 17 and 18, Cornhill aforesaid, under the style or firm of Sarl and Sons. — Dated this 7th day of March, 1861.
John Sarl.
Abraham Sarl.
William Sarl.
Joseph Sarl.

Source: The London Gazette - 8th March 1861

Trev.