XIX Century Open-Face Gold Pocket Watch R. Stewart

About the Item

XIX Century Open-face Gold Pocket Watch R. STEWART, Argyle & Buchanan Sts., Glasgow, #16044. Beautiful 43m/1.69in gold case with a thorough ornamental floral engraving with vegetation on the external lid. Internal lid is plain. Gold sphere, rubys. Protecting cover and front opening. Roman numerals. Mint condition, Working condition comes with windind key. The Company was founded in 1835 by Alan and Robert Stewart "watch and clock makers" in Glasgow. It lasted 5 years, then Robert continued with his own name R. STEWART. In 1845 Robert moved the company to 25 Argyle St. and in 1850 to 132 Argyle St. where it stayed until the beggining of the XX Century. READY TO SHIP *Shipment of this piece is not affected by COVID-19. Orders welcome! PRADERA is a second generation of a family run business jewelers of reference in Spain, with a large track record being official distributers of prime European jewelry brands like Chanel, Baccarat, Pomellato, Mattioli, Chantecler, Valente, Breitling, Audemars Piguet, Fabergé ... they have a large experience from working and observing best European craftsmenship, and they have curated jewelry collections for high net worth individuals in Europe. IRAMA PRADERA the creative director of design and estate department has a "Multinational Management degree for Wharton Business School" at the University of Pennsylvania and a "Diamond and Colored gem Grading" form the GIA in NY, she has worked for main auction houses in Jewelry department in Christie´s in NY, and in Real State and Interior Design division for Sotheby´s Int. Realty in Madrid and Marbella. All PRADERA jewels are guaranteed and come from sustainable and reliable sources and owners. We are 360º company with passion for jewelry and the value of time, gold and precious stones, PRADERA is dedicated to bring sparks of unique lives and tell stories of the beautiful things made with love and lived with joy.

Case Material:

Gold

Stone:

Ruby

Stone Cut:

Bead

Weight:

112.2 g

Case Dimensions:

Diameter: 1.7 in (43 mm)

Place of Origin:

Scotland