Chatelaîne pendant in 750 ‰ gold, composed of a suite of three articulated elements with grotesque decorations for one, foliage scrolls, foliage on midnight blue enameled backgrounds. Holding a watch, hand-wound mechanical movement with key, the identically enameled back enriched with a floral motif enhanced with rose-cut diamonds. Hanging from a "palm tree" chain. Circa 1860. Total gross weight: 68.80 g. Total length: approx. 12.5 cm with setting - Ø: 3 cm. Chain length: approx. 40 cm. (small enamel chips on the watch).

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