Patek Philippe Limoges Grey Guilloché Ashtray 2004

This distinguished Patek Philippe Limoges Grey Guilloché Ashtray features a striking Art Deco–inspired composition in refined shades of translucent grey and charcoal over a guilloché-style radial pattern. The design radiates outward from a central golden floral medallion, framed by elegant black linear accents and ornate gold corner embellishments. The geometric symmetry and sunburst effect echo the aesthetics of an early 20th-century pocket watch, specifically referencing a 1920 open-face pendant model with grey translucent enamel over engine-turned decoration. Crafted from fine French porcelain, the tray presents a luminous glazed finish and precise detailing, making it an exceptional desk accessory or collector’s display piece tied directly to the heritage of Patek Philippe.

Produced in France in 2004 for the Patek Philippe Museum Collection, this decorative object pays tribute to a historic watch manufactured in 1920. The original timepiece featured translucent grey enamel over a guilloché base, exemplifying the Maison’s mastery of decorative arts during the Art Deco period. As part of a limited commemorative series, this tray holds collectible significance for enthusiasts of horology and Patek Philippe heritage pieces.