The Order of Oman
Collar of the Order in Silver, Civil division, composed by 13 “o” links; 13 ornamental links of a moresque pattern, all connected by short sections of chain; the 13th “o” link, fitted withy round loop to which the white silver badge is appended, as a red enameled, six-pointed star of peculiar, moresque design, bordered with pastes and flanked by the Sultanate symbol of the Jambiya dagger and crossed blades; centre medallion with embossed, calligraphic, Arab inscription, within border set with pastes; green enameled outer circlet, bearing long calligraphic Arab inscription; smooth, concave reverse; in the original, large, red presentation case, with ivory colour, fitted inner compartment. A most rare group set of Oman’s second ranking chivalric order, reserved to foreign heads of state and foreign, Royal princes; excellent condition. Dim.: the collar, 124,0 cm.; the badge, 100,0 x 87,0 mm. note: the order was instituted in 1913 and after having been discontinued, it was reinstituted in today’s form in 1982, as the hereby offered piece. I RR!
Collar of the Order in Silver, Civil division, composed by 13 “o” links; 13 ornamental links of a moresque pattern, all connected by short sections of chain; the 13th “o” link, fitted withy round loop to which the white silver badge is appended, as a red enameled, six-pointed star of peculiar, moresque design, bordered with pastes and flanked by the Sultanate symbol of the Jambiya dagger and crossed blades; centre medallion with embossed, calligraphic, Arab inscription, within border set with pastes; green enameled outer circlet, bearing long calligraphic Arab inscription; smooth, concave reverse; in the original, large, red presentation case, with ivory colour, fitted inner compartment. A most rare group set of Oman’s second ranking chivalric order, reserved to foreign heads of state and foreign, Royal princes; excellent condition. Dim.: the collar, 124,0 cm.; the badge, 100,0 x 87,0 mm. note: the order was instituted in 1913 and after having been discontinued, it was reinstituted in today’s form in 1982, as the hereby offered piece. I RR!