POCKET WATCH, ANDRÉ HESSEN. GOLD, ENAMEL, ETC. PARIS, FRANCE, CIRCA LAST THIRD 18TH CENTURY.

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Reference: ZE326

Pocket watch, engraved André Hessen. Gold, enamel. Paris, France, towards the end of the 18th century. It has some flaws. Pocket watch with a case decorated with enamel on the back (within a band of pearls you can see a composition with a clear classicist influence with a female figure, perhaps an allegory of the arts), and a white dial with Roman numerals for the hours and lines and Arabic numerals for the minutes, on which you can see the text Adré Hessen. The delicately decorated movement has a number (549) and the name Adré Hessen (1745-1805), a watchmaker who settled in Paris, France, in 1767 and who was very well-known and appreciated in his time.

· Size: 7x5x1.5 cms.

1.800 €


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