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Boett of gold with enamel and miniature painting, dial of enamel, works with so-called spider canal. Bottom shell slightly convex, then in twelve-sided field a figure scene in cover enamel and colours. On green and yellow ground a seated woman, facing forward, in bright yellow hat, on this round the hill a series of bright red rosettes together a bundle of dyes on the left side, hook straps of the same colour, light gredelin dress, long bright yellow shoulder shells and bright red shoes, in the right hand a radish, resting against the shoulder, the left hand on a standing basket with a high handle and at the front a white cloth over the edge, in front of a black brown bottle on the ground; in the former The field is limited by a narrow double rod of gold, along a wide stretcher of white enamel with transverse narrow stripes in gold; a narrow dark green translucent girder, on a series of longitudinal three-lobed leaves in bright green. Calling the outer edge a striated narrow stretcher, on the upper edge a rod in the shape of two folded bands, one stepped, the other plain. Glass frame with strong convex glass. On the frame a stretcher of enamel, in the middle a series of four-sided squares in white against dark blue bottom; between the squares around the outskirts a two-tapered leaf in light blue, around the incant in gold a narrow bow, within this a three-tab leaf. The outer edge with a stretcher like that on the outer edge of the bottom shell. The Scharner at the left edge. Bygel lying oval, with flat inside and two facade outside. The hedge attachment in the shape of a pole in three departments, the middle ovalstavig, the upper and the lower four-sided, on the front and back decoration of the tendons similar to that on the glass frame. On the upper end a print, joined by a springspring of the glass frame. Dial white, with black Arabic h and minute figures, which are read from below, the latter given only for each quarter, and the minute lines, which at the quarter figures are exchanged for one point, at the other hour figures for a group of four points. Viewer Two, of Gold. The hour viewer with two annular ornaments, between which a lancet-shaped tip is inserted; the minute viewer with rounded upper side and slightly swollen middle, a piece from each end a narrow cross band. Action with a round oroklove of gilded brass, broken through, with radiated S-shaped leaf arches, two and two with the inner ends joined at a central outgoing tip; on the middle a small round steel disc (p. k. countersteel), with a protruding wedge-shaped tab, attached with a blue-striped screw. Ruckartavla of silver in a matt, around the edge between two shiny stripes a division of dashes and three-lobed leaves and the letters A and R (Avance and Retard). Rucker arm of brass, pointed. The work with the charner at the upper edge, at the opposite a spring hook with a nail print at the edge. Boat of protection: Glass bottom shell, convex. Outer edge and glass frame of gilded bronze, profiled, the scharner at the left edge, at the opposite at the outer edge and glass frame a nail bracket.