Lot 486

3 More

PATEK PHILIPPE, 18K GOLD, ENAMEL AND PEARL-SET OPENFACE KEYLESS LEVER ART NOUVEAU PENDANT WATCH WITH MATCHING BROOCH, RETAILED BY A. NEWSALT, DAYTON, OHIO

MOVEMENT NO. 113’300, CASE NO. 223’189

Name: PATEK PHILIPPE, 18K GOLD, ENAMEL AND PEARL-SET OPENFACE KEYLESS LEVER ART NOUVEAU PENDANT WATCH WITH MATCHING BROOCH, RETAILED BY A. NEWSALT, DAYTON, OHIO
Brand: MOVEMENT NO. 113’300, CASE NO. 223’189
Price: 22000.00 CHF
Availability: SoldOut

Price Realised CHF 27,500

Estimate

CHF 1,800 - CHF 2,800

Closed: 18 May 2021

Loading details

Try our

PATEK PHILIPPE, 18K GOLD, ENAMEL AND PEARL-SET OPENFACE KEYLESS LEVER ART NOUVEAU PENDANT WATCH WITH MATCHING BROOCH, RETAILED BY A. NEWSALT, DAYTON, OHIO

MOVEMENT NO. 113’300, CASE NO. 223’189

Price Realised CHF 27,500

Closed: 18 May 2021

Price Realised CHF 27,500

Closed: 18 May 2021

Details Lot Essay Related Articles More from

MANUFACTURED IN: 1899
CASE MATERIAL: 18K gold, enamel and pearl-set
CASE SIZE: 27.5 mm. diam.
DIAL: White enamel
MOVEMENT: Manual
FUNCTIONS: Time only
WITH: Matching gold and pearl-set brooch, Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming manufacture of the present pendant watch with 10''' lever movement, enamel dial, case back with chiselled branch-styled ornaments and pearls, cuvette in green-blue matte enamel, decorated case band, in 1899 and its subsequent sale on 9 July 1900.

This lot is offered without reserve.
This lot is subject to standard Swiss VAT rules and 7.7% VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and the ‘buyer’s premium’

Conditions of Sale
FAQs
This lot is offered by Christie's International SA

Brought to you by

Sabine Kegel

A Christie's specialist may contact you to discuss this lot or to notify you if the condition changes prior to the sale.

skegel@christies.com +41 (0)22 319 1723

Lot Essay

The present pendant watch is a typical and highly attractive example of Art Nouveau style, featuring a chased case with raised mistletoe decorated bezel, the back with raised openwork mistletoe decoration set with five pearls against a blue and green enamel background, a clover-shaped swivel bow and a matching openwork gold and pearl-set brooch.

It was retailed by Patek Philippe’s retailer A. Newsalt in Dayton, Ohio,

Art Nouveau designs in jewelry were short lived, only seen from approximately 1895 through 1910, and were dominated by themes such as plants and nature, the feminine form, and floral motifs, all depicted with curvilinear forms and lines.