Lady's Art Deco enamelled gold and diamond wristwatch by cartier c.1925 | Object | S. J. Phillips

Lady's Art Deco enamelled gold and diamond wristwatch by cartier c.1925
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 68223
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, rectangular case with black enamelled sides and black enamel and diamond buckle motifs to top and botton, black cord strap with diamond toggles and black enamelled deployant clasp. Reverse of case numbered 20039, 7721 and 28486
10mm wide
Weight: 23.5g
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Lady's Art Deco enamelled gold and diamond wristwatch by cartier c.1925

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