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Sold 292-4256 Pocket watch: museum-quality single-hand pocket watch with alarm, Simon Mair (Neuberg/Neuburg) c. 1690, court watchmaker Ca. Ø59mm, ca. 188g, pierced, richly decorated double case with bell, signed verge movement with early pillars (pre-1700), decorated barrels, silver dial, central alarm disc, single-hand, exceptionally well preserved, movement intact, significant watchmaker, active as a court watchmaker, the earliest known pocket watch to date, circa 1690. This museum-quality verge watch may have been made even before 1690 and is probably the earliest surviving watch by Simon Mair. Hammerprice: 4.500 €
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292-4260 Travel clock/carriage clock: complicated calendar watch with enamel painting dial, probably c. 1800 Approx. Ø96mm, octagonal brass case, verge movement, stunningly beautiful enamelled dial with off-centre time display, date, day of the week, month and month length, movement intact, calendar functional. now only: 1.400 €
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Sold 292-4295 Museum-quality gold agate snuff box, a so-called ‘stone cabinet’, attributed to Johann Christian Neuber of Dresden, c. 1780 Ca. 8.5 x 6.2 x 3 cm, ca. 172 g, octagonal case, later fitted with two French import hallmarks for gold dated 1864–1893. The octagonal snuffbox is set with 60 numbered stones (a very typical feature, also found on other snuffboxes by Neuber) of semi-translucent and opaque hard stones, including a variety of dendritic and banded agates, jasper, chalcedony and others, separated by narrow gold bars. The hinged lid is set with 16 stones, each individually numbered on the gold bars on the inside of the lid. In the centre is an oval portrait cartouche beneath a domed rose quartz with a narrow blue enamel border, framed by a wide, chased and engraved frame. The base is similarly designed; the numbers 45 to 60 are engraved on the gold bars around the edge and radiate outwards from a central oval agate panel. The sides are set with 28 rectangular agate inlays set within narrow gold frames and are also numbered (17 to 44). The gold borders on the lid are geometric and engraved with ovals and flowers; the vertical bars feature a wavy pattern, and the surrounding base strip is decorated with an interlaced band motif. The box is of outstanding quality and in very good condition. Johann Christian Neubers’ precious boxes are now held in major collections and museums around the world. They possess a special allure. Both the meticulous technique of the gem-setting and the gem-cutting itself, and above all the very tasteful selection and arrangement of the stones, have long made Neuber’s boxes highly sought-after collector’s items. The Dresden court jeweller and gem-cutter Johann Christian Neuber (1736–1808) learnt the crafts of goldsmithing and gem-cutting in Dresden under his future father-in-law, Heinrich Taddel. In 1762, he was admitted to the Dresden Goldsmiths’ Guild. From 1767 he worked for the court; from 1769 he was in charge of the Green Vault; and in 1775 he was appointed court jeweller. Neuber’s works are characterised by early Classicism. His speciality was the creation of snuff boxes adorned with gold and gemstones, which were frequently presented as royal gifts. In 1781, as a token of honour from the Saxon King Friedrich August for the French diplomat Baron de Breteuil, who played a key role in bringing about the Peace of Teschen, Neuber crafted a ceremonial table, which is regarded as his masterpiece. Further octagonal ‘Steinkabinett’ snuff boxes by Johann Christian Neuber are illustrated and described in *Gold, Jasper and Carnelian: Johann Christian Neuber at the Saxon Court*, edited by Alexis Kugel, London 2012. A round ‘Steinkabinett’ snuff box is held in the Hermitage collection. If any of his works come onto the market at all, they fetch collector’s prices at auction. Examples: 1. https://www.cortrie.de/go/AZO 2.https://www.cortrie.de/go/Wo8 3. https://www.cortrie.de/go/24R 4. https://www.cortrie.de/go/xjD Hammerprice: 40.000 €
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Sold 292-4296 Wristwatch: Rolex Submariner Ref. 14060M, full set from 2008 Ca. Ø40mm, steel, custom-made sapphire crystal caseback (not by Rolex), M-series from 2008, automatic chronometer calibre 3130, center seconds, original stainless steel bracelet, very good condition, rarely worn, full set from 2008. Hammerprice: 6.500 €
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Sold 292-4297 Wristwatch: Rolex Submariner Date Ref. 16613 steel/gold, full set from 1992 Ca. Ø40mm, steel/gold, automatic chronometer with date, center seconds, original steel/gold bracelet, in working order, very well preserved by the first owner, original box and papers. Hammerprice: 8.000 €
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Sold 292-4298 Wristwatch: Rolex Yacht-Master in steel/gold, Ref. 16623, box and papers from 2005 Ca. Ø41mm, steel/gold, 2005 F-series, custom-made sapphire crystal display caseback (not by Rolex), automatic chronometer with date, Calibre 3135, white dial, center seconds, original steel/gold bracelet, good condition, in working order, box & papers from 2005. Hammerprice: 6.000 €
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292-4300 Early drum/horizontal clock: rare Renaissance-style table clock, Johann Wüsthof Hall, ca. 1670 and later Horizontal clock by Johann Wüsthof(f), active c. 1660–1680 in Hall; presumably a later round brass case with traces of gilding, case finely engraved with an ornamental band featuring foliage, fleurs-de-lis and relief lion masquerons; a folding stand ring with a built-in bell; resting on four feet, decorated with acanthus leaves and fleurs-de-lis as well as relief lion masquerons; Dial decorated with the same scenes, featuring Roman numerals, a large hour hand, a small off-centre display showing Roman quarter-hours, mainplate with traces of gilding, decorated with applied, pierced and engraved floral and foliage motifs, bearing a watchmaker’s mark and the place name ‘Johann Wüsthof Hall’, Balance cock openwork and engraved with floral and foliage motifs, one spring for the hour strike, another for the quarter-hour strike, each with a florally decorated hammer; lock-disc striking mechanism for the full hours, with the inscription ‘Die Stunden man hier merken mag’; striking mechanism for the quarter-hours with the inscription ‘Hier zeiget es Den fiertel Schlag’, verge movement driven by a chain and fusee, movement intact, height 12 cm, diameter measured from the feet 15 cm. Provenance: Auction at Galerie am Neumarkt, Zurich, 1971. now only: 4.000 €
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Sold 292-4310 Unique North German carriage clock with hourly self-striking mechanism, attributed to Michael Pfündler, Schleswig, c. 1670 Ca. Ø11cm, ca. 1220g, silver, outstanding case quality, case with extremely elaborate pierced design, hinged lid, depictions of people and mythical creatures, scene engraved on the reverse with an astronomical/astrological motif, depictions on the sides on the themes of philosophy, poetry, geography and geometry; case with bell; early verge movement with hourly self-striking mechanism; mainplate signed ‘Michael(l) Pfaundler’ (one of the known signatures of the German watchmaker Michael Pfündler from Schleswig); off-centre dial with an engraved rural scene inside and further engravings on the theme of astrology, original iron hands, very good condition, presumed original silver key, a museum-quality rarity. We are not aware of any other carriage clock with a comparable case. Information on the clockmaker: Pfündler, first name Michael (Pfaundler, Pfreundler) from Schleswig, originally from Innsbruck, took part in the Gottorf expedition to Moscow and Isfahan in 1635. Duke Frederick III of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorf also sought to find a trade route to Russia and Persia that did not go round Africa. For this reason, on 6 November 1633, he dispatched an expedition from Hamburg to Moscow. It was led by the merchant Otto Brüggemann and the ducal councillor Philipp Crusius. Adam Olearius served as secretary to the expedition, which comprised 34 people. The delegation arrived in Moscow on 14 August 1634. Although they were unable to conclude a trade agreement with Tsar Michael I, preparations for the next expedition began immediately upon the delegation’s return to Gottorf Castle on 6 April 1635. This expedition was to take them to the Persian court in Isfahan. Michael Pfündler was responsible for overseeing the expedition in his capacity as a watchmaker. Extensive details about the watchmaker and the watch in question can be found here: (https://www.cortrie.de/go/Q4M). Hammerprice: 25.000 €
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292-4311 Pendant watch: Museum-quality, large Renaissance pendant watch with stackfreed, striking mechanism and sundial, South German, c. 1580 Ca. 90 × 60 mm, ca. 251 g, fire-gilt brass, the entire case is pierced. The oval bell is situated in the base. The reverse of the case depicts a mythological scene: beneath a canopy stands the Argonaut Jason with the Golden Fleece, surrounded by typical Renaissance foliage and two greyhounds. The lid is adorned with floral and figurative scenes: at the bottom are two angels blowing trumpets, above them are monkeys, followed by Renaissance-style dolphins, and the design is crowned at the top by an angel with outstretched arms. A further small lid, also pierced, is fitted in the centre (lid replaced at a later date); when opened, a horizontal sundial with a compass is visible (the compass is no longer original), and a thread is attached to the lid to cast a shadow. The compass features a silver plate with an engraved eight-part wind rose. This early timepiece is a verge movement with an alarm mechanism without a fusee (various restorations). The stackfreed is used to balance the spring force. The florally decorated spindle clasp, made of gilt brass, is secured with a pin. The two-legged iron escapement (without a hairspring) is limited in its movement by a regulating lever with two escape pins made of pig bristles. The dial, made of fire-gilt brass, features two hour scales for 1 to 12 o’clock and 13 to 24 o’clock. The border is engraved with deer and winged fantasy figures, as well as floral scenes. The rotatable silver alarm disc is mounted in the centre. The hands are made of iron. The enclosed sundial made it possible, under suitable conditions, to regulate the mechanical gear-driven clock and reset it correctly. The clock is exceptionally rare and comes from a significant German collection. Only a few comparable pieces are known, which have already fetched collector’s prices at auctions: e.g. (https://www.cortrie.de/go/Dd1). now only: 20.000 €
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Sold 292-4321 Wristwatch: extremely rare Longines chronograph with central counter, Ref. 23021-47, with original box Ca. Ø39.5mm, steel, case back bearing reference number 23021 and year 47, serial number 7085353, hand-wound Calibre 13ZN, original silvered dial with original radioactive luminous material, central red minute hand, 12-hour counter, luminous hands, leather strap as good as new, in working order, extremely rare in steel. Hammerprice: 13.000 €
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Sold 292-4345 Wristwatch: rare A. Lange & Söhne Glashütte aviator’s deck watch, Second World War Ca. Ø55mm, original metal case FI23883, case and movement share the same number 210890, plate signed A. Lange & Söhne Glashütte, finished by Wempe Hamburg, large chronometer balance, fine adjustment, original dial, center seconds, luminous material on the hands missing, presumably original leather aviator’s strap, first-hand, in working order. Hammerprice: 3.800 €
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Sold 292-4346 Wristwatch: presumably unworn pilot’s ‘B-Uhr’, Second World War, Stowa Ca. Ø55mm, original grey lacquered case, side markings FL23883 and red stamp BAL 038, case back with military marking as B-watch No. 5378, Stowa precision lever movement with Geneva stripes and fine adjustment, also No. 5378, center seconds, pilot’s leather strap, almost as good as new, presumably new-old-stock with only the slightest signs of storage, extremely rare in this condition. Hammerprice: 3.500 €
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292-4347 Wristwatch: extremely rare Ulysse Nardin ‘Big Aviator’ pilot’s watch, only 288 examples produced in 1943 Approx. Ø38mm, steel, screw-down, case number 614043, manual winding, movement number 239537, original, fantastically preserved, highly radioactive dial with a slightly brownish patina, luminous hands, center seconds, leather strap, in working order, fantastic condition. According to the archives, only 288 of these watches were produced in 1943 and only a ‘handful’ have survived. This is likely to be the best-preserved example to come onto the market to date. now only: 12.000 €
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292-4348 Wristwatch: very rare IWC Mark XI for the Australian Air Force, 1st series from 1948 Ca. Ø36mm, steel, screw-down case back, case back with military marking 6b/346 1480/48, hand-wound Calibre 89, movement number 1149434, original black dial without the Broad Arrow (found only on watches for the Australian Air Force), center seconds hand, luminous hands, leather strap with buckle, in working order and very well preserved; only the crystal has a scratch. You can find all the information on the history of the legendary Mark XI here (https://www.cortrie.de/go/J6L). now only: 3.500 €
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Sold 292-4376 Table chronometer/marine chronometer: Patek Philippe Naviquartz in excellent condition, ca. 1971 Patek Philippe unveiled the Naviquartz at the 1970 Basel Fair as a reliable backup navigation instrument for ocean-going vessels and yachts. Original box ca. 23 x 17 x 8 cm, chrome-plated case, reference E 1200, quartz movement, black dial, center seconds, excellent original condition, in working order. Hammerprice: 1.600 €
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Sold 292-4378 Wall clock: rare Gustav Becker Silesian precision pendulum clock, circa 1900 Ca. 165 cm long wooden case, Graham lever escapement with ruby pallets, precision seconds pendulum, weight-driven, center seconds, in working order, rare. Due to its size, this clock cannot be posted. However, we are happy to assist with transport within Germany. Hammerprice: 1.500 €
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292-4379 Pocket watch: superbly preserved Reuge ‘Romance’ musical watch with 2 automatons, 1 x erotic, 20th century Approx. 57 mm in diameter, 18-carat gold-plated, hand-wound, key-wound for the automatons; on the front, the off-centre dial with center seconds; on the front, a figure automaton with 4 figures that come to life at the alarm time; on the back, the concealed erotic figure automaton; as good as new, in working order, with original key! The version with the additional erotic automaton is very rare and was launched in the 1980s as the ‘Romance’ model (https://www.cortrie.de/go/BDY). now only: 2.800 €
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Sold 294-5001 Ring: vintage white gold goldsmith's ring set with a brilliant-cut diamond, ca. 1 ct Ca. Ø16mm, size 50, ca. 4.7g, 18K white gold, a single brilliant-cut diamond in a raised setting at the centre, ca. 0.52ct, upper quality range, ring shoulders set with numerous princess-cut diamonds, total ca. 1ct of brilliant-cut diamonds, retail price ca. €4,000. Hammerprice: 1.000 €
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Sold 294-5002 Ring: vintage diamond/brilliant-cut goldsmith's ring in 18K white gold, ca. 0.9ct Ca. Ø18mm, RG56, ca. 3.7g, 18K white gold, ring shank ca. 11mm wide, featuring a central brilliant-cut diamond of ca. 0.6ct, colour in the Wesselton range, clarity in the SI range, surrounded by small octagonal diamonds, total diamond weight ca. 0.9ct, vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 800 €
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Sold 294-5013 Ring: modern, as good as new diamond ring with a pink gemstone, large kunzite of 18.3 ct Ca. Ø 17.5 mm, ring size 54, ca. 10 g, 14K white gold, very high-quality craftsmanship on the ring head, set with ca. 150 small white, natural brilliant-cut diamonds on the sides and prongs, with a large, eye-clean pink kunzite measuring 18 x 13.5 mm at the centre, hallmarked as weighing 18.3 ct. Hammerprice: 1.100 €
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Sold 294-5014 Necklace: delicate white gold curb chain with a ruby and brilliant-cut diamond pendant, ca. 0.8 ct Approx. 50 cm long, ca. 6.5 g, 14K white gold, freely hanging pendant ca. 18 x 10 mm, featuring a central ruby of ca. 0.3 ct, surrounded by 10 brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of ca. 0.5 ct, colour in the Wesselton range, clarity in the SI range, vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 570 €
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Sold 294-5018 Ring: high-quality vintage ruby and brilliant-cut diamond goldsmith's ring Ca. Ø17.5mm, RG55, ca. 5g, 18K white gold, featuring a natural ruby of ca. 1.15ct at the centre, flanked by good-quality brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.38ct, with the diamond weight engraved on the shank; vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 620 €
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294-5019 Ring: elegant brilliant-cut diamond and ruby goldsmith's ring, natural ruby in an emerald cut, 5.83 ct, IGI report Ca. Ø17mm, size 53, ca. 4.1g, 14K white gold, ring shank ca. 15mm wide, set with a natural ruby measuring ca. 12.5 x 10 x 3.5mm at the centre, ca. 5.83 ct, colour: purplish red, also set with 58 brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling ca. 0.43 ct, stone weights engraved on the shank, including an IGI report dated 2024. now only: 1.500 €
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Sold 294-5023 Ring: vintage tourmaline and brilliant-cut diamond goldsmith's ring, 18K white gold Approx. Ø19mm, size 60, ca. 8.8g, 18K white gold, ring head ca. 13 x 14mm, a green gemstone (tourmaline) at the centre, surrounded by numerous brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.6ct, upper quality range, solid vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 1.100 €
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Sold 294-5024 Ring: modern emerald and brilliant-cut diamond goldsmith's ring, ca. 4.1 ct Ca. Ø17.5mm, RG56, ca. 2.8g, 14K yellow gold, ring head ca. 16 x 12mm, a pear cut emerald at the centre, ca. 3.8ct, natural inclusions, plus small brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.3ct, fine goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 800 €
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Sold 294-5028 Ring: modern diamond goldsmith's ring, beautiful solitaire brilliant-cut diamond of ca. 0.7 ct, 18K white gold Ca. Ø17mm, RG54, ca. 3g, 18K white gold, featuring a central brilliant-cut diamond of ca. Ø5.75–5.85mm, ca. 0.7ct, colour in the Wesselton range, clarity in the VS range; the ring shoulders are also set with 44 small brilliant-cut diamonds, ca. 0.22ct, modern goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 1.250 €
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Sold 294-5042 Ring: attractive opal and brilliant-cut diamond goldsmith's ring, as good as new and unworn Ca. Ø17.5mm, ring size 54, ca. 4.5g, 14K yellow gold, ring head ca. 11mm wide, featuring a central black opal of ca. 2.32ct, plus 52 small brilliant-cut diamonds set all round totalling ca. 0.46ct, unworn. Hammerprice: 400 €
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Sold 294-5048 Necklace: vintage centre-piece necklace with sapphire and brilliant-cut diamonds, ca. 1.83 ct Approx. 42.5 cm long, ca. 19.8 g, 18K white gold, centre section ca. 23 x 16 mm, featuring a central sapphire measuring ca. 7.2 x 5.5 mm, ca. 1 ct, surrounded by a total of 11 good-quality brilliant-cut diamonds, totalling ca. 0.83 ct, diamond weight hallmarked on the clasp, high-quality vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 1.800 €
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Sold 294-5049 Pendant: vintage white gold sapphire and diamond pendant, ca. 4.7 ct Approx. 40 x 22 mm, ca. 8.7 g, 18K white gold, featuring a teardrop-shaped sapphire of ca. 2.7 ct at the centre, surrounded by numerous brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 2 ct, tinted colour, clarity I. Hammerprice: 850 €
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Sold 294-5067 Ring: high-quality vintage emerald and brilliant-cut diamond goldsmith's ring, emerald of ca. 3.8 ct Ca. Ø17.5mm, RG54, ca. 8.5g, 18K yellow gold, featuring a central emerald measuring ca. 11.5 x 7.3 x 5.6mm, ca. 3.8ct, plus 10 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.38ct, very high-quality vintage goldsmith's work. Hammerprice: 750 €
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