Perpetual calendar - Perpetual desk calendar 'Monaco – Côte d’Azur' – chromed metal – vintage 1950s/60s - Monaco

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Vintage perpetual desk calendar for Monaco – Côte d’Azur, made of chrome-plated metal and dating to around 1950–1960.

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Vintage “Monaco – Côte d’Azur” perpetual desk calendar, mid-20th century

Item description
An elegant and rare vintage perpetual desk calendar featuring graphics dedicated to the Principality of Monaco and the French Riviera.
The dial displays an evocative vintage illustration depicting Monaco, the Côte d’Azur landscape, the harbor, and figures in traditional dress. Heraldic and decorative elements are also visible, including the coat of arms of the Principality of Monaco.
The calendar features:

Central date indicator;
Side wheels for adjustment;
Lower windows for the month and day of the week;
Chromed metal desk base;
Tilting structure with rear support;
Original retro-style painted and typographic decoration.

An interesting collectible, ideal for enthusiasts of vintage calendars, travel memorabilia, Monaco, the Côte d’Azur, and 20th-century desk design.

Period
Probably mid-20th century, circa 1950s–1960s.
The dating is approximate and based on the style, materials, graphics, and construction of the item. No documents or visible marks are present to establish the year of production with certainty.

Condition
Original vintage condition, with clear signs of age and use:

Patina on the chromed metal;
Minor abrasions, scratches, and spots of oxidation;
Wear to the decoration and illustrated surface;
Some marks and imperfections consistent with its age;
Possible traces of dirt on the internal parts and mechanisms.

The calendar is sold in the condition shown in the photographs. The images form an integral part of the description.
The mechanism's operation and the accuracy of its adjustments have not been professionally verified. It is therefore recommended that it be considered primarily as a decorative collectible.

Approximate dimensions

Height: approx. 8 cm
Width: approx. 5–7 cm
Depth: approx. 7–8 cm
Weight: to be checked before shipping

Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly.

Main features

Type: perpetual desk calendar;
Theme: Monaco / Côte d’Azur;
Material: chromed metal, printed and decorated elements;
Color: silver, gold-tone, and multicolored;
Estimated period: mid-20th century;
Provenance: undocumented;
Sold with original base.

Note to buyers
An item with strong decorative and collectible appeal and a pleasing retro aesthetic. Its signs of wear enhance the piece’s authenticity and period patina.
Please examine all photographs carefully before purchasing.

Vintage “Monaco – Côte d’Azur” perpetual desk calendar, mid-20th century

Item description
An elegant and rare vintage perpetual desk calendar featuring graphics dedicated to the Principality of Monaco and the French Riviera.
The dial displays an evocative vintage illustration depicting Monaco, the Côte d’Azur landscape, the harbor, and figures in traditional dress. Heraldic and decorative elements are also visible, including the coat of arms of the Principality of Monaco.
The calendar features:

Central date indicator;
Side wheels for adjustment;
Lower windows for the month and day of the week;
Chromed metal desk base;
Tilting structure with rear support;
Original retro-style painted and typographic decoration.

An interesting collectible, ideal for enthusiasts of vintage calendars, travel memorabilia, Monaco, the Côte d’Azur, and 20th-century desk design.

Period
Probably mid-20th century, circa 1950s–1960s.
The dating is approximate and based on the style, materials, graphics, and construction of the item. No documents or visible marks are present to establish the year of production with certainty.

Condition
Original vintage condition, with clear signs of age and use:

Patina on the chromed metal;
Minor abrasions, scratches, and spots of oxidation;
Wear to the decoration and illustrated surface;
Some marks and imperfections consistent with its age;
Possible traces of dirt on the internal parts and mechanisms.

The calendar is sold in the condition shown in the photographs. The images form an integral part of the description.
The mechanism's operation and the accuracy of its adjustments have not been professionally verified. It is therefore recommended that it be considered primarily as a decorative collectible.

Approximate dimensions

Height: approx. 8 cm
Width: approx. 5–7 cm
Depth: approx. 7–8 cm
Weight: to be checked before shipping

Measurements are approximate and may vary slightly.

Main features

Type: perpetual desk calendar;
Theme: Monaco / Côte d’Azur;
Material: chromed metal, printed and decorated elements;
Color: silver, gold-tone, and multicolored;
Estimated period: mid-20th century;
Provenance: undocumented;
Sold with original base.

Note to buyers
An item with strong decorative and collectible appeal and a pleasing retro aesthetic. Its signs of wear enhance the piece’s authenticity and period patina.
Please examine all photographs carefully before purchasing.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Model
Perpetual desk calendar 'Monaco – Côte d’Azur' – chromed metal – vintage 1950s/60s
Material
Chrome
Country of origin
Monaco
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
8 cm
Width
7 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Sold by
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Objects sold
96.1%
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