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Duluc à Paris

Yellow gold, enamel and split pearl-set consular-cased quarter repeating watch, blue guilloché enamel case back centred with a diamond-set monogram, with gilt-metal outer protective case, circa 1800

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October 7, 01:23 PM GMT

Estimate

7,000 - 10,000 EUR

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Description

Duluc à Paris

Yellow gold, enamel and split pearl-set consular-cased quarter repeating watch, blue guilloché enamel case back centred with a diamond-set monogram, with gilt-metal outer protective case

Circa 1800

Dial: white enamel, arabic numerals

Calibre: key winding

Case: 18k yellow gold, pearls, blue guilloché enamel and rose-cut diamond-set monogram on the case back

Size: 46 mm without protective case, 51 mm with case

Signed: movement signed "Duluc, horloger de Monseigneur le Comte d’Artois"

Box: no

Papers: no

Accessories: none

Gross weight without case 69.60 g

Gross weight with case 96.90 g

Jean-Baptiste Duluc, received Master Watchmaker in 1770, and appointed Watchmaker to the Comte d’Artois, brother of King Louis XVI.

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