Caption
Pocket watch by Joseph Zeidlmayr fl. first half of the 18th century. Watch in a double case: outer case with a framed dial and a repoussé depiction of the Crucifixion with Mary and St. John on the back, surrounded by a border of eight C-shaped sections and ornamental decoration. Smooth silver inner case; silver dial with Roman numerals for hours separated by gold dots and Arabic minute numerals. The reserve bears the signature of the watchmaker Zeidlmayr. Inside, the movement cover has a cutout revealing a bun. The movement is marked Breslau / Joseph Zeidlmayr. Inside the case are a negative MS mark, a negative mark and a possible illegible goldsmith's mark rosette?, plus two numbers—markings likely made by repair watchmakers. Date: first half of the 18th century. Place of origin: Silesia Wroclaw. Type: timepiece., A small open pocket watch with an exposed ornate inner mechanism sits against a pale gray background; the watch case is metallic silver with a slightly worn surface and the intricate inner workings are predominantly gold with a few dark metal screws and accents, showing a group of circular gears and filigree patterns, a visible hinge connecting the case halves, and a small round component with radial spokes among the decorative elements.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A09_213
License type
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Available size
88.3Mb (1.6Mb) / 17.1in x 20.0in / 5144 x 6000 (300dpi)