La Charmante

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Lavenham, Archive Raydon, Angleterre.

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Land Rover, Series I, Angleterre.

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William Crabtree, Rust Short Sleeve Linen Polo, England, 2026.

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Aagnes studio, JDEstudio, Guadalajara, Mexique, 2025.

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Maison de September et Colin Moore, piscine en chukum, Majorque, Espagne.

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Reproduction of Found, Italian Navy Military Deck, made in Italy.

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Membres du Service Action de la D.G.E.R au Laos fin 45, début 1946. de g à d : Capitaine Jean Larrieu, 4ème Marcel Chaumien.

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Louis Vuitton, valise en cuir monogrammée et fauve modèle Airbus, années 70, France. L.: 47 cm; H.: 38 cm.

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Bush Jacket, Jungle Green (Aertex), Indian pattern: British Army.

Single-breasted jacket of lightweight aertex material, jungle green, with four flapped patch pockets and epaulettes. The upper breast pockets are closed by fibre buttons, and the same type (5) close the front. History note

The standard tropical khaki drill uniform worn by British soldiers fighting the Japanese in Malaya, Singapore, Burma and Hong Kong proved to be unsuitable in terms of colour and material. Later, clothing was dyed as a stop-gap until a more practical solution was found. In India clothing factories produced a blouse that was designed around the uniform Battledress, made of jungle green aertex and this was in widespread use from early 1944. In the field the blouse, being lightweight, tended to ride up as the soldier performed his duties, exposing his body at the waist and causing greater problems as his equipment chafed the exposed skin. To remedy this the jungle green aertex bush jacket was borne, proving to be more acceptable. This example was worn by in Burma by Lance Corporal Perry, who served with 14th Infantry Brigade (1st Battalion, the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment) during second Chindit operation, 'Operation Thursday'.

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Barbour, Bedale, quatre poches, Angleterre, années 80.

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Kenneth Field, USAF MTM style officer shirts Irish Linen, ¥33,000, Japon.

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Rolex, Sea Dweller, Ref. 1665, Suisse, 1972.

Ref. 1665, in steel, automatic movement, serial number 3025XXX, "Matching Numbers, " this 1972 Rolex Sea-Dweller reference 1665 is one of the most iconic dive watches in history, popularly known among collectors as the "Double Red" (DRSD) due to the two lines of red text on its dial. Developed in collaboration with the French deep-diving company COMEX, it was designed to overcome the limitations of the Submariner on saturation missions. Key Features: "Double Red" Dial: The distinctive feature of this year's model is the two red lines that read "SEA-DWELLER" and "SUBMARINER 2000." In 1972, it was common to find the Mark III dial variants (with a more robust typeface) and the beginnings of the Mark IV. Helium Escape Valve (HEV): Located on the left side of the case at 9 o'clock, it allows helium atoms to escape during decompression, preventing the crystal from popping out. "Super Domed" Crystal: Uses a very domed and thick plexiglass (acrylic) crystal to withstand extreme pressures. Unlike the Submariner, it does not include the "Cyclops" magnifying lens over the date to avoid structural weaknesses. Water Resistance: Guaranteed to 610 meters (2,000 feet), an astonishing depth for the technology of the time. Technical Specifications (1972 Model) Component. The auction house guarantees the authenticity of this watch and that it is in good working order, but does not guarantee that some small components may not have been replaced during subsequent Rolex servicing over the years. Reference 1665. Case: 40 mm diameter stainless steel. Movement: Rolex Calibre 1575 (sometimes referred to as 1570), COSC certified, with date function. Bezel: Bidirectional aluminum with a 60-minute diving scale. Bracelet: Stainless steel Oyster (often reference 9315 with bent links or later 93150). Luminosity: Tritium hands and hour markers, which develop a highly prized cream or vanilla patina over time.

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Eames House (Los Angeles, Calif.), 1958. Image © Julius Shulman © J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles

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Inuit seal gut parka.

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Karhu, Legacy 96, Finlande.

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André Derain (1880-1954), France. Coupe de fruits, vers 1944-1948, huile sur toile, signée, 40,5x50 cm. Au dos, trois étiquettes dont celle de la Galerie Rosengart à Lucerne. Provenance: ancienne collection Francis Carco; Galerie Rosengart, 29 juillet 1946; puis ancienne collection de Jean Gagnebin, 12 décembre 1980. Bibliographie : Michel Kellermann, "André Derain, catalogue raisonné de l'œuvre peint, Tome III, 1935-1954", éditions galerie Schmit, Paris, 1999, p 60, no 1567. On retrouve une composition très proche de cette nature morte dans un tableau de l'artiste intitulé : "Deux femmes nues et nature morte", daté de 1935 et conservé aujourd'hui au musée d'art moderne de la ville de Troyes.

Estimation : 6 000 - 8 000 CHF.

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André Derain (Français, 1880-1954). Femme à la Coiffe, vers 1912-1914, bronze à patine brune signé ANDRE DERAIN et numéroté 9/11 (verso). Dimensions totales : 11 1/4 x 8 1/2 x 3 1/2 in. (28.6 x 21.6 x 8.9cm)