A good Victorian 18ct gold consular cased pocket watch by Charles Frodsham, 84 Strand, London, No. 01484, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial, up/down dial and gold spade and whip hands, the dial also with maker's name and number, to the AD Fmsz 3/4 plate fusee movement with free sprung diamond endstone, in engine turned case monogrammed to rear "GF" and the inside inscribed "M. F. to G. F. Octr. 14th 1862 - use time for eternity" (thought to be gift from Mary Frodsham to her husband George), inscribed to rim of rear cover "Fecit for the Intl Exhn AD 1862", 52mm diameter, the case by Robert Rowlands, hallmarked London 1861 (gross weight 122.9 grammes - gold weight 60 grammes - enamel dial with hairline cracks) Note: See page 33 - "The International Exhibition of 1862 - The Illustrated Catalogue of the Industrial Department (British Division - Volume II)", which includes Frodsham's stand at the 1862 exhibition"The International Exhibition of 1862 -and a copy of the Catalogue half bound in red leather and with red cloth covered boards Provenance: The Martin Rosen Collection of Pocket Watches