ASSORTED WATCH HUTCHES / STANDS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a porcelain example with central wreath and interwoven garlands with small applied spiky embellishments, a small wooden boxed example with leather coated exterior having outwardly-folding doors in the form of a miniature shelf/mantel clock, and two hinge-lidded glass domed examples, one of which has an old pink painted surface and applied/nailed bone embellishments. Each hutch paired with a watch including a probably-original/matching example on a brass and mother-of-pearl hexagonal base marked "LENOX W. CO. / SWISS" to underside, a 15-jewel Elgin with "PMB" rear monogram, a silver-plated Ingersoll Triumph made in Britain, and a 7-jewel Elgin in a hunter case with "M.A.P." engraved monogram and also engraved with Art Nouveau styled florals and possibly a small distant castle. Various makers. 19th and 20th century. 7" HOA.

Pink example and porcelain example both excellent with routine wear/discoloration and some losses to gilt on porcelain; travel clock example with major losses to surface and with watch in bad condition; larger domed example very good with the exception of a crack to the housing for the dome, causing the dome to sit loosely.