Patek Philippe Limoges Fleurettes et Feuillage Ashtray 2011

This elegant Patek Philippe Limoges Fleurettes et Feuillage Ashtray 2011 features a refined floral composition inspired by an 1898 ladies’ pendant watch. The central illustration depicts a round yellow gold case adorned with delicate red blossoms and green foliage set against translucent sky-blue enamel panels, accented with subtle guilloché detailing and a diamond-set rosette at the center. The tray itself is crafted from fine Limoges porcelain with a glossy white glazed finish, creating a clean and luminous presentation that enhances the intricate historic motif. The minimalist white border contrasts beautifully with the vivid enamel colors, making this piece a refined decorative accessory for a desk, vanity, or collector’s display.

Produced in France in 2011 as part of the Patek Philippe Museum Collection, this tray pays tribute to a lady’s pendant watch manufactured in 1898, featuring yellow gold, flinqué enamel, and traditional anchor escapement movement. As a limited commemorative edition reflecting the Maison’s late 19th-century decorative artistry, it holds strong collectible appeal among enthusiasts of Patek Philippe heritage and horological art objects.