Taschenuhr: sehr feine Genfer Doppelgehäuse-Gold/Emaille-Spindeluhr mit Steinbesatz, bedeutender Uhrmacher Isaac Soret & Fils, um 1760, ehemaliger Adelsbesitz - photo 1

Taschenuhr: sehr feine Genfer Doppelgehäuse-Gold/Emaille-Spindeluhr mit Steinbesatz, bedeutender Uhrmacher Isaac Soret & Fils, um 1760, ehemaliger Adelsbesitz

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€ 3 000
Auction dateClassic
09.09.2017 18:30UTC +02:00
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Karl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
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Germany, Hamburg
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ID 6224
Lot 4124 | Taschenuhr: sehr feine Genfer Doppelgehäuse-Gold/Emaille-Spindeluhr mit Steinbesatz, bedeutender Uhrmacher Isaac Soret & Fils, um 1760, ehemaliger Adelsbesitz
Ca. Ø37mm, ca. 49g, 18K Gold, Doppelgehäuse, äußeres Gehäuse aufwändig graviert und emailliert, Darstellung einer Adelskrone mit Bibelspruch: " justus ut palma florebit-Der Gerechte wird grünen wie ein Palmbaum", umrandet von roter Emaille, schauseitig abwechselnd besetzt mit roten und weißen Schmucksteinen, inneres Gehäuse glatt, beide Gehäuse und Werk nummerngleich 16526, frühes Genfer Spindelwerk mit hoher und steiler Schnecke, sehr schöne Pfeiler, hervorragend erhaltenes, originales, signiertes Emaillezifferblatt und vermutlich originale Zeiger, dazu der vermutlich originale Schlüssel, sehr schöner Zustand, funktionstüchtig, hochfeine Sammleruhr. Isaac Soret wurde 1673 in Genf als Sohn von Barthélemy Soret und Susanne Terroux geboren. Isaac war ein Bruder von Jaques Soret. Er heiratete Hélène Definod (ca 1675-1742) und gründete 1750 die Firma Isaac Soret & Fils 1750. Er verstarb am 27. November 1750 in Genf, 77 Jahre alt.
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