Not just a chance to acquire rare items, Piguet's December auction in Geneva is an experience that unites collectors and connoisseurs in a celebration of beauty, craftsmanship, and history. 

To be sure, the intimate atmosphere of this auction house ensures that both bidders and onlookers are treated to an experience of unparalleled luxury.

The numismatic collection of HRH Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy is especially significant not just for its size, but for its direct royal lineage as well as connection to Gstaad: featuring the kings of Italy, it gives bidders a chance to own pieces with real dynastic and historical weight.

In addition to one royal house, the Sèvres service of King Louis-Philippe of the French, adds a noble decorative-arts dimension to the auction; such services are truly rare, especially with royal monograms and provenance.

Caran d’Ache's “Les Fulgureuses” is a truly modern, design-oriented component — it speaks to Piguet’s ability to blend classical auction categories with contemporary craftsmanship.

As for the palaeontology offering, it underscores the diversity as well as richness at Piguet of collecting categories.

For those who appreciate the beauty and sophistication of 18th-century French decorative arts, this auction is an unmissable occasion to own a masterpiece that embodies the very essence of the period: a truly exceptional pair of Louis XV candlesticks. With their neoclassical elegance, these candlesticks represent the pinnacle of French bronze artistry. 

This December's sale also features an eclectic range of highly coveted timepieces from legendary Swiss watchmakers. These watches offer both beauty and precision—truly a testament to Swiss mastery in timekeeping.

With its distinguished reputation, expert curation, and dedication to excellence, Piguet once again sets the stage for an auction that is not to be missed.

Auction in Geneva
27 November to 11 December

Auction Catalogue BY POST
Telephone 022 320 11 77

ONLINE
piguet.com

Auction Preview in Geneva
12noon to 6pm
Friday 5, Saturday 6, and Sunday 7 December

Rue Prévost-Martin 51, Geneva
Telephone: +41 22 320 11 77