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Ladies Pendant Le Roy Enamel Gold French Pocket Watch – 1890

Creator: Julien Le Roy
Case Material: Gold,Enamel
Weight: 0.71 t oz
Case Shape: Round
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 30.48 mm (1.2 in)
Place of Origin: France
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: 1890
Condition: Fair.

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Original price was: £2,887.50.Current price is: £2,860.00.

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The Ladies Pendant ‍Le Roy Enamel Gold ‍French Pocket ⁢Watch from⁣ 1890 is⁢ a captivating ‌artifact that beautifully encapsulates the elegance ‍and sophistication of late 19th-century French ⁢craftsmanship.⁤ This exquisite timepiece, crafted by the renowned Julien Le Roy, is a testament to the⁣ artistry and precision that defined the era. Encased in a stunning painted ‌enamel gold, ‌the watch ⁤boasts a‌ silver⁣ guilloche dial that is not only rare but also preserved in ​exceptional condition, ‌making it a standout piece for ​collectors and enthusiasts ⁢alike. The ⁤watch ‌is​ more than just a functional object; ⁤it is a piece of ‍jewelry that would have graced the neck of a lady from ⁤high society, reflecting her status and taste. Although the chain or cord is not included, the watch retains its ‍allure‍ and can still be worn as a pendant, offering a glimpse ​into the opulent‌ lifestyle of‍ its original owner. It comes housed in its original red box, further enhancing its desirability and collectability. The inner cover is inscribed with ⁢the full name of Le Roy, along with‌ the ⁤phrase "Eleve de​ Breguet, a Paris, 21808 Aiguilles," and is​ matched by the case number 21080, underscoring its authenticity ‍and historical significance. ‌Weighing 20.2 grams and with a diameter of​ 35mm, this‍ pocket watch is not ​only a functional⁢ timepiece but ‍also a cherished gem that embodies the exquisite⁤ craftsmanship and timeless ⁤elegance of⁢ its time.

This Le Roy ladies pocket watch pendant is a truly remarkable piece. Made in France, it features a stunning painted enamel gold case in exceptional condition. The silver guilloche dial adds to its elegance and is extremely rare to find in such excellent condition for a watch of this age. The craftsmanship and attention to detail on both the watch and the painting are of the highest quality. This pocket watch is not just a timepiece, but a piece of jewelry that would have been worn by a woman of high society. It can still be worn as a pendant on a chain or cord, however, these are not included in this lot. The watch comes in its original red box, adding to its collectability. The inner cover bears the full name of Le Roy, with the additional inscription "Eleve de Breguet, a Paris, 21808 Aiguilles." The matching number on the case is 21080. This pocket watch dates back to around 1890 and would be a truly precious addition to any watch or jewelry collection. It weighs 20.2 grams (0.71 oz) and has a diameter of 35mm (1.2 inches). This Le Roy ladies painted enamel gold pocket watch is a true gem that showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of its time.

Creator: Julien Le Roy
Case Material: Gold,Enamel
Weight: 0.71 t oz
Case Shape: Round
Case Dimensions: Diameter: 30.48 mm (1.2 in)
Place of Origin: France
Period: Late 19th Century
Date of Manufacture: 1890
Condition: Fair.

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