1930s Art Deco 9ct Gold plated Sterling Silver Bonmarche Strap Mechanical Ladies Cocktail Watch
Secondhand
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Alrode South, Alberton
The seller allows collection for this item and will be in contact with the full collection address once the order is ready.
Ready for collection by Wednesday, 8 May.
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Product information
Condition:
Secondhand
Location:
South Africa
Display:
Analog
Movement:
Mechanical: Hand-Winding
Strap Material:
Gold Plated
Product code:
LA230077
Bob Shop ID:
612757155
1930s Art Deco 9ct Gold plated Sterling Silver Bonmarche Strap Mechanical Ladies Cocktail Watch
A very rare find! This is a stunning 1930s Art Deco Ladies Mechanical Cocktail Watch with a timeless Gold Plated Sterling Silver Bonmarche watch.
The strap is marked 'Bonmarche 9Ct on Silver'.
This watch has recently been professionally serviced and cleaned and is running fine and mechanically sound.
It does have some age related wear that can be clearly seen on the photo's. This is to be expected from a watch that is nearly a 100 years old. There are no marking on the dial and the maker and jewels are thus unknown. If we had to venture a guess we would say 15 Jewel but will not swear by it. We are by no means experts in watches. A rare and special watch to add to your collection.
