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Prächtiger CARTIER Art Deco Brieföffner mit Uhr

Lot 2043
25.06.2024 09:30UTC +00:00
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€ 42 000
AuctioneerNagel Auktionen GmbH & Co. KG
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Lot 2043 | Prächtiger CARTIER Art Deco Brieföffner mit Uhr
Estimate value
€ 7 500 – 10 000
Cartier, Paris um 1930
L 33cm
Das Gehäuse Silber und 750/000 Gelbgold (Pariser Garantie-Punzen), längsrechteckige leicht geschwungene Form, in Gelbgold-Rahmung kannelierte Zierelemente aus Lapislazuli, am unteren Ende passig ausgeschnitten mit Ziergravur und einem kleinen runden Saphir-Cabochon, geriffelte Aufzugkrone in Gelbgold. Unter Glas Zifferblatt mit übergroßen römischen Ziffern (tlw. im Anschnitt) und innenliegendem Minuterie-Kranz, Goldzeiger, bezeichnet CARTIER Made in France. Die Schneide aus Nephrit. Ritzmarke 1795 und 1061, Meistermarke in MC Raute. Werk EWC & Co France 1007. Ca. 310,8g. Guter Zustand, Schaft leicht gelockert, Gehäuse tlw. mit größeren Kratzern. Uhr läuft an, keine Garantie.
Provenienz:
Antiquorum Auctioneers, Genf. Auktion The Magical Art of Cartier, 19.November 1996, Lot 134.

Cartier Zertifikat 2134/191196.
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