FRENCH, GILT-METAL AND ENAMEL CARRIAGE CLOCK

Consisting of a gilt-metal rectangular case with Corinthian style columns and glass panels and polychrome floral motif decoration, containing a watch with white dial, blue Roman numerals with outer chapter ring calibrated for minutes, key wound and set gilt movement.
Case stamp: M.
Movement number: 1599.

Accompanied by a key.

Property from the Collection of Del Pelton, Scottsdale, Arizona

Measurements: The clock measures approximately 3 3/4 x 1 3/4 x 2 inches.
Overall Condition: The watch winds, sets and runs at the time of cataloguing but has not been timed for accuracy. Please note that Hindman does not warranty the timepiece at the time of the auction or after its purchase. Please note that the key sticks when winding. There is some scratching and wear to the metal and enamel.

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Sally Klarr, GG

Director, Senior Specialist, Jewelry & Watches

[email protected]312.334.4215

Ms. Klarr’s passion for jewelry began when she saw the gem collection at the Smithsonian at age 13, and she has since cultivated an expertise in jewelry and its history. She began her career at Christie’s as a Junior Specialist and went on to join Marshall Pierce & Co. in Chicago, culminating in a decade of experience in the auction business, VIP relations, and jewelry and luxury marketing. She earned her Graduate Gemologist degree from the Gemological Institute of America in New York and is a graduate of Hillsdale College.

Marisa Ackerman, G.G.

Specialist, Jewelry & Watches, Denver

[email protected]303.825.1855

Marisa Ackerman is a specialist in the Jewelry & Watches Department at Hindman.

Ms. Ackerman brings over 15 years of retail experience to her role as a specialist at Hindman. Most recently, she earned her certification in gemology and worked as the in-store appraiser and sales consultant for Hurdle’s Jewelry in Boulder, Colorado. She developed long-standing relationships with clients and helped guide them in their jewelry purchases and insuring their collections. At Hindman she combines her passion for jewelry with her educational background. Ms. Ackerman has a BA in history from the University of Illinois at Chicago and is a Member of the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers.

Karina Hammer, GG

Senior Specialist, Jewelry & Watches

[email protected]312.334.4226

Ms. Hammer brings 16 years of experience in the jewelry industry to Freeman's. She began her jewelry career in New York City working as a diamond grader at GIA while simultaneously achieving her Graduate Gemologist degree. She then worked in luxury retail on Madison Avenue where she collaborated with world renowned jewelry houses. From New York she moved to Asia where she advised in high end colored diamonds sales. After moving to Chicago in 2012, she continued her jewelry career specializing in diamonds and design, as well as managing appraisals at Steve Quick Jeweler. Though she loves working with all exquisite gemstones and revels in the history of antique pieces, she also values the connections she makes with clients and understands both the emotional and business side of the jewelry world. Karina grew up in Perth, Australia and has also lived in the United Kingdom, New York City and Singapore.

Marisa Ackerman is a specialist in the Jewelry & Watches Department at Hindman.

Important Timepieces from a Private Collector, Session I

FRENCH, GILT-METAL AND ENAMEL CARRIAGE CLOCK

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