Cilindro - Cuatro rubies - 1850-1900





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Description from the seller
Cylinder escapement pocket watch (19th century)
Type: Lepine pocket watch with winding and setting by key (key included).
Case: Silver (punch FS). Case back with hand-engraved architectural scene and landscape, bordered with guilloché decoration and floral motifs.
Dimensions: Diameter 44.00 mm.
Weight: 65.69 grams.
Dial: Bitonal enamel (cream and white) with black Roman numerals. Subsidiary seconds at six. Louis XIV-style hands in blued steel with ornamental cutouts.
Movement: Mechanical with independent bridges and cylinder escapement. Dust cap engraved "Cylindre quatre rubis".
Condition: Aesthetic consistent with age with natural wear to the engravings. Dial intact with no apparent cracks. Movement complete, functioning although may require cleaning due to patina of oxidation.
Auction note: The standout is the uncommon bitonal dial design, an element that increases its decorative value compared with standard white porcelain models of the era.
Cylinder escapement pocket watch (19th century)
Type: Lepine pocket watch with winding and setting by key (key included).
Case: Silver (punch FS). Case back with hand-engraved architectural scene and landscape, bordered with guilloché decoration and floral motifs.
Dimensions: Diameter 44.00 mm.
Weight: 65.69 grams.
Dial: Bitonal enamel (cream and white) with black Roman numerals. Subsidiary seconds at six. Louis XIV-style hands in blued steel with ornamental cutouts.
Movement: Mechanical with independent bridges and cylinder escapement. Dust cap engraved "Cylindre quatre rubis".
Condition: Aesthetic consistent with age with natural wear to the engravings. Dial intact with no apparent cracks. Movement complete, functioning although may require cleaning due to patina of oxidation.
Auction note: The standout is the uncommon bitonal dial design, an element that increases its decorative value compared with standard white porcelain models of the era.

