Lot 0192
Russian Gold, Pink Quartz and Jade Table Bell Push, St Petersburg, late 19th century
Estimate: 400-500€

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  Lot 0194
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  Bolin frim. Silver photo frame in Art-noveau style. Moscow, “Bolin” firm, master Konstantin Linke, 1908–1917
  Silver, en-plein enamel, leather Dimensions: 5.2 × 7.1 cm; mirror size: 3.0 × 5.0 cm
  Marks: Master’s mark “KL”, “BOLIN” firm mark, assay mark of Moscow 1908–1917, 84 zolotnik silver standard.
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  Lot 0190
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  A Russian Presentation Box with Hardstone Cameo of Grand Duke Pavel Petrovich 
St Petersburg, 1772-1783.
 Cameo attributed to Giovanni Pichler (1734-1791), gem engraver.
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 Total weight: 259 g. Dimensions: 5 x 11 x 9 cm.
  Marks: stamped EB, St. Petersburg assay mark.
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  Lot 0193
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  Britzin. An Egyptian style photo frame.
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  Lot 0191
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  Fabergé Silver Wallet, Neo-Classical Style, Moscow, 1908–1917
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