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ANTIQUE BOOK FORM TRAVEL WATCH LEUCHARS PICADILLY LONDON GILT CASE SILVER DIAL

Estimated price for orientation: 3 000 $

Category: Antique
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Description
Year of Manufacture: 1890-1899 Features: Includes Key, 12-Hour Dial
Brand: Leuchars Picadilly London Movement: Mechanical (Key-winding)
Material: Gilt over Metal Number of Jewels: 15 Jewels
Closure: Full Hunter Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom


Leuchars Picadilly London Unique Purse-Book Form Lady’s Travel Watch Gilt 4” x 2-5/8” x Approx. 1” Open-Face, Keywind/Keyset C. 1850: This wonderful and unusual piece features a purse form gilt outer case with a fancy faux clasp on the front. The case hinges open and there is a hinged book form inner case which is fully engraved with scroll patterns on the front panel. The back of the case allows you to access the keywind/keyset arbors of the 15 jewel gilt Swiss made movement. The back cover is signed “Leuchars 38 Picadilly London.” The timepiece carries a silver dial decorated with a beautiful kaleidoscope pattern at center and marked with Roman chapters. The dial is very fine with blue butterfly form hands. The near mint case also has a sliding removable interior panel which is fitted into the back cover recess. The overall condition is near mint, a very unusual item. eA-HS122006-55 
CONTACT INFORMATION:
Richard M. Gilbert
640 South Washington Blvd.
Sarasota, FL  34236-7137
Phone:  1-800-833-6453
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