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Provenance: This bracelet was a private commission from Louis Osman.
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Exhibited at Noonans Mayfair: A Loan Exhibition of an Important Private Collection of British Designer Jewellery, 7–12 October 2024.
Accompanied by an original typed receipt from Louis Osman (Canons Ashby Workshops Limited) dated 20 January 1977 for ‘Designing and making a bracelet in Britannia Silver and 22 carat gold (Electum)”.
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MASONIC REGALIA: A SMALL COLLECTION OF 20TH CENTURY PIECES, comprising: Duke of Sussex jewel; Three Somerset Grand O cers’ collar jewels; Royal Masonic Hospital Governor’s jewel and Redevelopment Fund jewel; Stewards’ badges for charitable festivals; Royal Arch members’ jewels and Zerubbabel breast jewel; and ve other jewels; together with supporting documentation. £ 200–£300
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Referencing a relief carving located at T āq-e Bost ān, Iran, the case’s lid depicts a Sassanian royal investiture scene, variously identi ed as the Investiture of Shapur II, the Triumph of Shapur II over Julian the Apostate, or the Investiture of Ardashir II.
A common scene in Sassanian imperial art, the investiture of kings was crucial in emphasising the legitimacy of monarchs. Here, Shapur II - also known as Shapur the Great (r. 309–379 AD) - stands to the right. To the left, either Ohrmazd, the central deity of Zoroastrianism, or Ardashir II (r. 379–383 AD), Shapur’s successor, stands to the left, presenting or accepting a beribboned ring. Generally agreed to be the ring or diadem of investiture, it was a symbol of power representing divine authority. Its bestowal functioned as the legitimisation of a king’s right to rule.
The sides of the case are decorated with appliqués depicting both a vista of the Gate of All Nations, located in the ruins of Persepolis and the royal hero - or Shahriar - battling a rampant lion, a motif found in many of the carvings from the ancient palace.
One of the contemporary principal entrances into Persepolis, the Gate of All Nations was constructed under Xerxes I (r. 486–465 BC). Originally the scheme of his father, Darius the Great, Xerxes oversaw its completion, with the gate’s inscription dedicated to the latter.
The nal appliqué illustrates a well-known theme within Achaemenid art, the so-called royal hero ghting the lion. Its meaning is twofold: rstly, a king’s erce and heroic aspects as a ‘warrior’ are demonstrated in facing - and overcoming - the savage lion. Secondly, it acted as a metaphor symbolising the supremacy of royal power and civility over the forces of chaos and destruction - the lion threatened humans and livestock, and was therefore seen as an uncontrollable monster that threatened the cultural order. Within the complex of Persepolis, many depictions of this scene exist, their placement on doorways functioning in an apotropaic role.
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They were produced to the Luftwa e’s speci cations with 55mm diameter cases to accommodate the large movements, centre seconds and an oversized crown. They would have been tted with extra-long leather straps so they could be worn over a ight jacket.
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BREITLING. A STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC LIMITED EDITION WRISTWATCH, REF. A17318, AVENGER, ROYAL MILITARY POLICE, CIRCA 2020.
MOVEMENT: cal. B17, automatic, 25 jewels.
DIAL: black, applied triangular and baton indexes, date aperture, centre seconds, Royal Military Police cypher.
CASE: stainless steel, screw-down back and crown, calibrated unidirectional bezel, stainless steel buckle, back engraved with the Royal Military Police badge.
The ‘Royal’ pre x was bestowed upon the Corps of Military Police by King George VI in 1946, in recognition of the Corps’ distinguished service and sacri ces during World War II. To commemorate this honour, Breitling produced just 30 examples of this limited-edition Avenger.
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TUDOR. A RARE LIMITED EDITION STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH BRACELET, REF. 79220B, BLACK BAY ‘ROYAL AND SPECIALIST PROTECTION UNIT’, NO. 61/75, CIRCA 2018.
MOVEMENT: cal. 2824, automatic, 25 jewels.
DIAL: black, applied dot, baton and triangular indexes, centre seconds, RaSP Unit insignia.
CASE: stainless steel Oyster case, screw-down back and crown, blue calibrated bezel, back with engraved ‘P number’, stainless steel Oyster bracelet.
SIGNED: case, dial, movement and bracelet.
DIMENSIONS: diameter 41mm, bracelet circumference approximately 190mm.
ACCESSORIES: guarantee card, instruction booklet, guarantee booklet, spare link, additional leather strap with folding clasp, additional fabric strap with clasp, swing tag, and presentation case. £6,000–£8,000
This rare, limited edition Black Bay wristwatch was created by Tudor exclusively for members of the Royal and Specialist Protection Unit, who are responsible for safeguarding the Royal Family, as well as parliamentary and government o cials. Its distinctive dial features the RaSP unit’s insignia, showcasing a nely detailed Tudor rose surmounted by the Imperial State Crown. Only 75 pieces of this watch were produced, and it was made available solely to members of the unit. The case back is engraved with the unique ‘P number’ of the designated owner.
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ROLEX. A STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH BRACELET, REF. 5513, SUBMARINER, CIRCA 1988.
MOVEMENT: cal. 1520, automatic, 26 jewels.
DIAL: glossy black, applied triangular, baton and dot indexes, centre seconds..
CASE: stainless steel Oyster case, screw-down back and crown, black ceramic calibrated bezel, no. R590523, stainless steel Oyster bracelet.
SIGNED : case, dial, movement and bracelet.
DIMENSIONS: diameter 39mm, bracelet circumference approximately 200mm.
The reference 5513 was produced between 1962 and 1989. Originally designed for scuba divers, it later became the o cial watch of the Royal Navy.
In a vintage Rolex advertisement, the company stated:
“We invented the Submariner to work perfectly 660 feet under the sea. It seems to work pretty well at any level. You’ll nd it in the cockpits of most ocean racers, but how come it’s seen so much where the wettest thing around is a dry martini? Who knows — maybe it’s because the black dial goes so well with a black tie.”
The ‘Cosmonaut’ was developed for Major Scott Carpenter, who wore the prototype during the Mercury mission in 1962. It was designed with a 24-hour display so that day and night was not confused in space. Carpenter wore the watch as he underwent a threefold orbit within the Aurora 7 capsule The reference AB0210 model was produced in commemoration between 2012 and 2023.
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ROLEX. A STAINLESS STEEL AUTOMATIC DUAL TIME WRISTWATCH WITH DATE, REF. 16700, GMT-MASTER, ‘PEPSI’, CIRCA 1997.
MOVEMENT: cal. 3175, automatic, 31 jewels.
DIAL: black, dot, triangular and baton indexes, magni ed date aperture, centre seconds. CASE: stainless steel Oyster case, screw-down back and crown, calibrated ‘Pepsi’ bezel, no. T549526, stainless steel Jubliee bracelet.
SIGNED: case, dial, movement and bracelet.
DIMENSIONS: diameter 39mm, bracelet circumference approximately 195mm.
Rolex introduced the rst GMT-Master in 1955. Originally designed as a dual-time tool watch for airline pilots, it enabled wearers to track multiple time zones simultaneously. Produced from 1988 to 1999, the reference 16700 marked the nal chapter of the GMT-Master line before it was succeeded by the GMTMaster II collection.
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