Tuesday, JuLy 22, 2008 - John Moran Auctioneers

1081 Vintage Louis Vuitton malle armoire steamer trunk
Probably second quarter 20th c, the lock numbered ‘’047084’’, interior label number
‘’262891’’ (?), leather with wood runners and metal hardware, the hinged top reversing
to a quilted lining and opening to a split compartment, over a rectangular case,
with leather handles to sides and a central door enclosing five graduated lined
divided drawers, 36’’ H x 26.5’’ W x 20.5’’ D, est:$3000/5000. Provenance: Property of
the Regents of the University of California, proceeds to benefit the UCLA campus
Condition: Very good condition overall. With typical marks, scratches, rubbing and
light wear commensurate with age and use. With a few scattered paint splotches and
remnants of old ‘’Fragile’’ labels to case, as visible in catalogue photos. Darkening to
brass hardware. Typical wear to leather side handles. Interior extremely clean. With
only light dirt accumulation. Straps to top two drawers appear completely intact. Felt
lining to lower drawers with light wear but good overall. Reverse of door possibly
with leather replaced as a leather patch covers exterior lock plate. One key- key
sticks in lock, may not work.
1082 a Lady’s universal Geneve Chronograph uni-Compax
Circa 1942, stainless case with a 14K white gold mesh band, the movement a Swiss
17 jeweled unadjusted manual wind chronograph model #289, the face with gold
numerals and hands with a blued seconds hand, and subsidiary chronograph dials
with blued hands, the inside back of the stainless steel case damaskeened and
marked “Universal Geneve SWISS 221091430293”, with a 14K white gold band, 25 mm
case excluding crown; movement 10 Lignes (22.56 mm), 6’’ W x 0.25’’ D, est:$400/600.
Provenance: Property from the Perkins Collection, Newhall, CA Condition: The watch
in overall good working condition. All hands working including those on chronograph.
The dials along with numerals in good condition. The case in overall good condition
with normal surface scratches with some pry marks on the side of the case resulting
from being opened over the past years.
1083 a Gent’s Concord pocket watch, 14K yellow gold
Mid-20th c, gentleman’s Concord pocket watch, 14K yellow gold Keystone watchcase
#6193035, the dial with gold numerals and hands with a subsidiary seconds hand
and dial, the movement a Swiss manual stem wind, stem set 17 jeweled unadjusted
#178; 43 mm case excluding crown; movement-16 Lignes (36.09mm), est:$500/700.
Provenance: Property from the Perkins Collection, Newhall, CA Condition: The watch
in good working condition. The dial along with numerals in overall good condition.
The case in overall good condition with the normal surface scratches for a watch of
this age with some very light pry marks on case.
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