Tiffany &Co brass table clock
Founded in 1837 in New York City by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young, Tiffany & Co. began life as a small stationery and luxury goods store. Over the following decades, it evolved into one of the world's most celebrated jewellery houses, renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, timeless design, and some of the most iconic creations in luxury history.
A few milestones that helped define the Tiffany legacy:
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1845 – Tiffany publishes the first direct-mail catalogue in the United States. Known today as the Blue Book Collection, it showcases the house's most exceptional high-jewellery creations each year.
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1878 – Charles Lewis Tiffany acquires the legendary 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond, earning the nickname "The King of Diamonds." His acquisition of a third of the French Crown Jewels in 1887 further cemented Tiffany's international reputation.
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1886 – The introduction of the Tiffany Setting revolutionized the engagement ring by elevating the diamond in a six-prong mount, maximizing light and brilliance. More than a century later, it remains the benchmark for solitaire engagement rings.
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Mid-19th century – The now-iconic Tiffany Blue Box is introduced. Finished in its distinctive robin's-egg blue, it became one of the most recognizable pieces of packaging in the world and, for many years, could only be obtained with the purchase of a Tiffany creation.
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2021 – Tiffany & Co. joins the LVMH Group, beginning a new chapter while continuing its legacy from its historic Fifth Avenue flagship in New York.
Presented here is an elegant Tiffany & Co. table clock, a beautiful example of the brand's dedication to refined design extending well beyond its world-famous jewellery.
Measuring 14 × 13 cm, the brass case combines brushed and polished vertical surfaces, giving the clock a clean and timeless appearance. Turning it over reveals the manually wound eight-day movement, requiring just one winding a week to keep perfect time.
The silver linen-finished dial is equally elegant, featuring polished baton hour markers, polished dauphine hands, and the classic Tiffany & Co. signature at twelve o'clock.
The movement has been fully serviced by our watchmaker and is ready for many years of faithful service.
Whether placed on a desk, a bookshelf, or a dresser, this charming Tiffany & Co. table clock brings a touch of understated elegance to any interior.Time flies. Beautiful objects are timeless!
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Founded in 1837 in New York City by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young, Tiffany & Co. began life as a small stationery and luxury goods store. Over the following decades, it evolved into one of the world's most celebrated jewellery houses, renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, timeless design, and some of the most iconic creations in luxury history.
A few milestones that helped define the Tiffany legacy:
-
1845 – Tiffany publishes the first direct-mail catalogue in the United States. Known today as the Blue Book Collection, it showcases the house's most exceptional high-jewellery creations each year.
-
1878 – Charles Lewis Tiffany acquires the legendary 128.54-carat Tiffany Diamond, earning the nickname "The King of Diamonds." His acquisition of a third of the French Crown Jewels in 1887 further cemented Tiffany's international reputation.
-
1886 – The introduction of the Tiffany Setting revolutionized the engagement ring by elevating the diamond in a six-prong mount, maximizing light and brilliance. More than a century later, it remains the benchmark for solitaire engagement rings.
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Mid-19th century – The now-iconic Tiffany Blue Box is introduced. Finished in its distinctive robin's-egg blue, it became one of the most recognizable pieces of packaging in the world and, for many years, could only be obtained with the purchase of a Tiffany creation.
-
2021 – Tiffany & Co. joins the LVMH Group, beginning a new chapter while continuing its legacy from its historic Fifth Avenue flagship in New York.
Presented here is an elegant Tiffany & Co. table clock, a beautiful example of the brand's dedication to refined design extending well beyond its world-famous jewellery.
Measuring 14 × 13 cm, the brass case combines brushed and polished vertical surfaces, giving the clock a clean and timeless appearance. Turning it over reveals the manually wound eight-day movement, requiring just one winding a week to keep perfect time.
The silver linen-finished dial is equally elegant, featuring polished baton hour markers, polished dauphine hands, and the classic Tiffany & Co. signature at twelve o'clock.
The movement has been fully serviced by our watchmaker and is ready for many years of faithful service.
Whether placed on a desk, a bookshelf, or a dresser, this charming Tiffany & Co. table clock brings a touch of understated elegance to any interior.Time flies. Beautiful objects are timeless!