English fine gold enamel lépine with eccentric dial Circa 1820
- Kenmerk
- HC0655
- Diameter
- 40 mm
- Estimate
- € 3.000 - 6.000
- Price sold
- € 2.800
Lépine with quarter repeater
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A fine gold enamel and numbered repeating lépine with eccentric dial, made by Dreyres in London, England, circa 1820. The open faced case is crafted from 18 Carat gold, has a magnificent enamelled back and a numbered cuvette. The engine turned eccentric dial has and outer ring with black Roman numerals and golden Breguet hands. The movement has a cylinder escapement with a quarter repeater.
Cuvette signed.
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Diameter: 40 mm
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Weight: 44 g
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Signed: Dreyres, 40 Pall Mall, London
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Dreyres
Dreyres’ Pocket Watchmaking Dreyres was a pocket watchmaker active in London around 1800. His work is recognized for its high quality and precision. Dreyres started his activities as a pocket watchmaker in London around the late 18th century and he was known for producing high quality and precise timepieces.
Signed: Dreyres, 40 Pall Mall, London
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