Deco and absolutely STUNNING, this astonishing men's solid 14k white gold Glycine dress watch extols all the virtues of Art Deco era. Offered in a period leather presentation box. Circa 1928.
Time-Capsule fresh, this astonishingly rare 16 size, 23 ruby jewel Ball-Illinois comes with original tag, sales receipt and inspection card for the New York Central Railroad. Offered in what we believe to be its original box, circa 1928.
Astonishingly original ladies white gold-filled Waltham wrist watch from a New England estate. Virtually unworn, it comes in its factory presentation box, circa 1929.
Men's Illinois dress wristwatch in a magnificent, oversized white gold-filled case. Crisp and fully serviced, this 1929 classic with a rare 17 jewel high-grade movement basks in Deco influence.
Men's Illinois dress wristwatch in a magnificent, oversized yellow gold-filled case. Crisp and fully serviced, this 1929 classic with a rare 17 jewel high-grade movement basks in Deco influence. Offered in a period royal blue velvet presentation case.
A triumph of the Golden Age of watchmaking, this rare and desirable 1929 Elgin "Oval," accented in black enamel and in an original Elgin presentation box is, in a word, magnificent.
A tribute to Art Deco design, this stunningly handsome men's "Jolly Roger" wristwatch by Illinois Watch Company is both rare and extremely desirable, circa 1929.
Brilliant ladies Art Deco era Elgin "cocktail" watch in solid 14k white gold, highlighted by 10 brilliant cut diamonds. The ultimate attention-getter. Circa 1930.
A rare variation in the "Parisienne" series and a triumph of Deco design, this quintessential ladies Jazz Age Elgin features a black enameled bezel and square face. Circa 1930.
Classic men's 12 size Elgin grade 479 Gentleman's pocket watch with extraordinary black enameled bezel, fancy blue hands and crisp white gold-filled Deco case — in a period presentation box — circa 1931.
Exquisite ladies solid 14k white gold Deco-era Elgin cocktail watch, highlighted by enameled accents and two mine-cut diamonds. Offered in a period Elgin presentation box, circa 1933.
