Two things: R Roskell London watch piece? And Sterling Mechanical Pencil

[testing123]

The first thing is a piece from what I believe a Robert Roskell watch. Any idea which part? Also, possible age? Tried looking online, but looks like it could range from the 1790s to 1860s based on dates I saw for Roskell pieces. Any way to pinpoint a little more precise range?

2nd piece is a sterling mechanical pencil pendant/charm. It's about 2 1/2 to 3" long, and has a bale (bail?) where a chain would be put through. Looking for age, and if anyone can ID what the manufacturer is. I can't see what it says but almost looks like UTSHEOM or something along those lines.

 

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[tamrock]

I'd say you've solved the watch plate and the pencil is later 19th century imo. Great indications of a hot spot to search I'm thinking? So far some sterling, so something made of gold could very well be around the area?. Great little finds

 

[osage express]

https://www.etsy.com/listing/264379548/antique-victorian-silver-mechanical
I hope this link works.I think this is the pencil.

 

[nhbenz]

I think Roskell relocated to London somewhere around 1840, having started out in Liverpool. But then he partnered with John Hunt in 1843... I don't know if that partnership changed the marks on his watches?