The Collection

Enduring Objects.

Antiques and decorative pieces chosen for craftsmanship, material and the company they keep.

A Rare Collectible

Co-signed Hermès dial · Triple calendar · Mechanical alarm · Fully functional · Recently serviced

An exceptionally rare Jaeger-LeCoultre Ados Triple Calendar travel clock, retailed by Hermès and preserved in its original stamped burgundy crocodile leather travel case.

The silvered linen-textured dial is co-signed by both Jaeger-LeCoultre and Hermès — a highly desirable detail — and remains in outstanding condition. The triple calendar display shows day, date and month through apertures at 6 o’clock, giving the clock a distinctive and beautifully balanced layout.

In addition to the calendar complication, this example also features a mechanical alarm function. All functions are working correctly, including the alarm, and the clock has recently been serviced. A remarkable collector’s object combining Jaeger-LeCoultre watchmaking, Hermès provenance, rare functionality and exceptional overall preservation.

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Full Set 1991 · Blue Enamel · Original Box & Papers

An exceptional Cartier Tank Travel Alarm Clock from 1991, distinguished by its seldom-seen deep-blue enamel and elegant gold-plated case. The intense blue finish beautifully frames the classic white dial with Roman numerals and signature Cartier hands, giving this compact object a particularly refined presence.

Presented as a complete set with its original Cartier box, guarantee certificate and booklet. Both the timekeeping and alarm functions operate correctly, and a new battery has been installed. Beautifully preserved and increasingly difficult to find in this striking blue execution, it is a distinctive Cartier design object for the discerning collector.

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Paris, 1993 · Full Set · Exceptional Condition

A beautifully preserved Cartier Romane desk and travel clock from 1993, combining the Maison’s timeless Roman-numeral dial with a polished gold-tone case and deep burgundy lacquer.

This exceptional example is accompanied by its original Cartier presentation box, outer box, international guarantee certificate, Louis Cartier quartz instruction booklet and period documentation. The certificate is dated 13 February 1993 and stamped Cartier Paris, Rue de la Paix.

The clock remains in remarkable condition, with an exceptionally clean case, beautifully preserved lacquer and virtually no signs of use to the folding stand and feet. The reverse is signed Cartier and Swiss Made and carries its individual number.

A rare and highly complete Cartier object with excellent provenance, presentation and enduring decorative appeal.

Two antique clocks and a bronze falconer sculpture arranged on a marble commode beside a tall window

THE COLLECTION

Objects chosen to endure.

Beyond fine watches, Maison Patrimoine presents a considered selection of clocks, sculpture, paintings and decorative objects. Each piece is chosen for its character, craftsmanship and ability to stand beautifully on its own.

Clocks & Mechanical Objects

Distinctive objects shaped by precision, design and history.

Sculpture & Decorative Arts

Selected works with presence, patina and enduring character.

Paintings & Works on Paper

Individual pieces chosen for their atmosphere and visual quality.

PRIVATE ENQUIRIES

A collection that continues to evolve.

Availability changes regularly. For enquiries about a particular object, or to be informed of new acquisitions, you are welcome to contact Maison Patrimoine.

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