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Asprey
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Also known as Asprey International Limited, Asprey & Garrard Limited, Asprey and Garrard Limited

thumb|Asprey store on New Bond Street thumb|A watch display at Asprey's store on New Bond Street

Key facts

Company.name
Asprey International Limited
Company.logo
Asprey logo.svg
Company.logo_size
200px
Company.type
Private
Company.industry
Luxury goods
Company.foundation
in Mitcham, Surrey, United Kingdom
Company.founder
William Asprey
Company.location_city
London
Company.location_country
United Kingdom
Company.locations
13 points of sale
Company.key_people
John Rigas(Chairman)
COA wide.escutcheon
Per fess Purpure and Or a Pale counterchanged in the Purpure an Asprey Cut Diamond of cushion shape culet downwards Argent and in the Or an Ancient Crown Purpure.
COA wide.torse
Or and Purpure.
COA wide.crest
Issuing from flames Proper an eagle displayed Purpure beaked and grasping in the dexter claws a silversmith's raising hammer and in the sinister an estoile of five rays Or.
COA wide.supporters
On the dexter an Alligator Purpure and on the sinister a Lizard Purpure.
COA wide.motto
It Can Be Done
COA wide.notes
Granted 5 March 2007

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Official website

Iconic Jewellery, Leather, Silver Gifts & More Since 1781 – Asprey London

Discover timeless luxury with Asprey London. Explore handcrafted jewellery, leather goods, silver gifts, and bespoke commissions made by world renowned master craftsman handmade in London since 1781.

asprey.com

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Official website
www.asprey.com
Image
Asprey 2392887450 661524393c.jpg
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Commons category
Asprey
inception
1781-01-01
Commons Creator page
Asprey

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22 sections
Contents
  • History
  • Foundation
  • 20th century
  • Key dates
  • Products
  • Jewellery
  • Asprey cut
  • Leather goods
  • Silver
  • Trophies
  • Books
  • Asprey Polo
  • Bespoke and master craftsmanship
  • "The Diamond Queen"
  • Royal patronage
  • In popular culture
  • Film
  • Literature
  • Corporate
  • Arms
  • References
  • External links

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