André Fleury - Remontoir montre anciennce





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18 carat gold winding key for a pocket watch, circa the 19th century, with a turned and moulded body and a decorative head featuring three blue cabochons, weighing 1.47 g and measuring about 4 x 4 x 1 cm, showing light wear consistent with age.
Description from the seller
Rare and elegant antique winding key intended for key-wound pocket watches.
This horology-jewelry object features a particularly decorative manufacture.
The key has a turned and molded body extended by a remarkable decorative head worked in relief, adorned with three small blue cabochons evoking turquoise.
A side ring probably allowed suspending the key from a watch chain, a pendant, or a fob.
The metal has been tested with a touchstone and with the acid corresponding to 18-karat fineness, with a positive result.
Absence of a clearly identifiable hallmark.
Characteristics:
Nature: winding key for a pocket watch
Probable era: 19th century
Material: 18 karat gold, tested with touchstone
Corresponding fineness: 750/1000
Gems: three blue cabochons, probably turquoise, gemmologically untested
Gross weight: 1.47 g
Length: about 4 cm
Side suspension ring
Very beautiful decorative work
Antique condition with light signs of wear compatible with age
The key is sold as an antique collectible object.
The exact era, geographic origin, and the nature of the stones have not been the subject of professional appraisal.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the object's condition, dimensions, and quality of craftsmanship.
Rare and elegant antique winding key intended for key-wound pocket watches.
This horology-jewelry object features a particularly decorative manufacture.
The key has a turned and molded body extended by a remarkable decorative head worked in relief, adorned with three small blue cabochons evoking turquoise.
A side ring probably allowed suspending the key from a watch chain, a pendant, or a fob.
The metal has been tested with a touchstone and with the acid corresponding to 18-karat fineness, with a positive result.
Absence of a clearly identifiable hallmark.
Characteristics:
Nature: winding key for a pocket watch
Probable era: 19th century
Material: 18 karat gold, tested with touchstone
Corresponding fineness: 750/1000
Gems: three blue cabochons, probably turquoise, gemmologically untested
Gross weight: 1.47 g
Length: about 4 cm
Side suspension ring
Very beautiful decorative work
Antique condition with light signs of wear compatible with age
The key is sold as an antique collectible object.
The exact era, geographic origin, and the nature of the stones have not been the subject of professional appraisal.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and allow precise appreciation of the object's condition, dimensions, and quality of craftsmanship.

