ASSORTED SILVER-PLATED FIGURAL METAL WATCH HUTCHES / STANDS, LOT OF THREE, comprising a circus/clown themed example with a poodle about to jump through a hoop, a larger example featuring central clock tower with clamshell and seaweed surrounds and a standing angel or cherub, and a four-footed pewter example with arched handle featuring a humanoid frog seated on a pole and playing a flute/woodwind instrument, the instrument holds the winding key for the watch. Each stand paired with a watch including a 7-jewel Elgin example with circular engraved "RKB" monogram at rear, an unidentified example marked "Tip-Top Service" to its dial, and an 11-jewel key-wind watch marked "American Watch Co." to its dial, with fitting key but with back/rear panel broken off at the hinge. Various makers, likely European. 19th/20th century. 8" HOA.

Mostly very good condition with each having some expected wear including losses to silver plating on multiple examples especially the circus piece; the watch paired with the circus example also has a heavily cracked glass panel, and the key-wind watch lacking rear panel as mentioned.