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Gold pocket watch "Echappement à Cylindre, quatre rubis N 35717"

Also known as: Fickur av guld "Echappement à Cylindre, quatre rubis N 35717"

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Gold pocket watch "Echappement à Cylindre, quatre rubis N 35717" is held by Sörmland Museum (Sweden). Description supplied by the holding institution: Small pocket watch of gold, four cm in diameter.

Enameled white dial with Roman numerals and simple slender hands. The back decorated with a coat of arms surrounded by curved lattice. Marked on the inner lid: "Echappement à Cylindre quatre rubis N 35717" and on the movement itself: "Avance Retard". The pocket watch is a gift from "Dean's wife Ek" in 1960 to Strängnäs museum. Ester Emilia Charlotta Kjerrulf (born 14/3 1881 in Mölltorp, died 5/12 1975), married in 1904 to Dean and parish vicar Ernst Georg Ek (1873-1932) in Vansö.

After her husband's death Ester moved to Strängnäs. The pocket watch was transferred in 2017 to Sörmland Museum. The collection record gives material recorded as Metal: Gold; Metal; format: text/plain. Published through Europeana; how far this object represents a wider collectible type has not yet been independently verified.

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Physical characteristics

Material
Metall: Guld; Metall

Technical characteristics

Format recorded
text/plain

Identification

Europeana id
/916123/SLM_item_445117
Museum object name
Fickur av guld "Echappement à Cylindre, quatre rubis N 35717"
Holding institution
Sörmland Museum

Catalogue references

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