Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 1
Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 2
Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 3
Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 4
Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 5
Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803 - photo 6

Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803

Lot 4203
11.11.2017 17:30UTC +01:00
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€ 4 500
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Lot 4203 | Taschenuhr: bedeutendes und hochinteressantes englisches Paircase Taschenchronometer, Barraud's London No.5167, London 1803
Estimate value
€ 4 500
Ca. Ø53,5mm, ca. 128,5g, 18K Rotgold, Doppelgehäuse, rückseitig graviertes Monogramm, darüber stehender Löwe und der Schriftzug "Ab Alto", beide Gehäuse mit identischen Londoner Hallmarks von 1803 und Gehäusemacher-Punze IC, Watchpaper, Gehäuse, Werk und Zifferblatt nummerngleich 5167, hochfeines Chronometerwerk mit Federchronometer-Hemmung und außergewöhnlich großer Chronometer-Unruh mit einem Durchmesser von 23,5mm, Kette & Schnecke, prächtig gravierter Unruh-Kloben, originales, signiertes und nummeriertes Emaillezifferblatt, Sekunde, originaler Stundenzeiger aus Gold, ergänzter Minutenzeiger, minimale Randmängel am Zifferblatt, 2 winzige Fehlstellen am Gehäuserand, funktionstüchtig, insgesamt gut erhaltenes, hochfeines englisches Chronometer, sehr selten mit originalem Rotgold-Gehäuse. Paul Philipp Barraud (*1750; †1820) war ein sehr bekannter englischer Uhrmacher, der in Cornhill in der City of London Chronometer anfertigte. 1796 wurde er Mitglied der Clockmakers Company und 1810/1811 Meister. Er fertigte zunächst Chronometer nach Thomas Mudge , wechselte dann aber zu den erfolgreicheren Konstruktionen von John Arnold und Thomas Earnshaw.
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