Solid bronze
The Compass Rose
Thirty-two points, struck deep enough to read with your thumb.
No. IIEdition of 500The Navigator Series, No. II
Eight phases, one full moon, and the water that follows them.
Sterling silver over solid bronze
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Edition of 500
362 issued / 138 remain
Numbered on the edge in packing order. When the last one goes, the die is retired.
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About the piece
Before there were clocks at sea there was the moon. It set the tides, the tides set the sailing, and a navigator who could read the phases knew when the harbour would let him in. The Moon Tide puts all of that on one face: a cratered full moon at the center, the eight phases around it, and the water underneath. The silver is oxidised to a deep grey so the moon sits in a dark sky, then every high point is brought back to a mirror by hand.
Specifications
In the box
The series
Solid bronze core, heavy sterling silver plate. The core is solid bronze, the layer on top is real silver, and we say so because a plated piece should be bought for the work, not by the ounce.
Each piece carries its number on the edge, 001 to 500, struck in packing order. 138 remain. The number on the certificate matches the edge.
One Moon Tide medallion, numbered on the edge. Hinged presentation case lined in midnight blue velvet. Numbered certificate of authenticity. Polishing cloth and care card.
The mirror high points can dull if the piece sits in open air for months. The cloth in the box brings them back in a minute. Never use silver dip: it lifts the dark field.
Ships within 2 business days, tracked and free. United States 3 to 6 business days after dispatch, most other countries 6 to 14.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery in its hinged case with the certificate, for a full refund. Defects are replaced without a return.
Solid bronze
Thirty-two points, struck deep enough to read with your thumb.
Fine silver and gold, two-part strike
Two metals, two strikes, and a rete that turns.