27.02.2025

An English Lantern Clock, a 17th-century domestic timepiece, crafted primarily from brass and featuring a striking mechanism.
This early form of domestic clock, often called “house clocks” or “chamber clocks,” was widely popular in England during the period.
Lantern clocks are renowned for their distinctive square brass frame, bell surmount, four corner pillars, and single hour hand.
The design reflects Renaissance influences, with intricate engravings on the dial plate and classical column-inspired pillars.
Produced in large numbers by skilled London guild artisans, lantern clocks remained popular until pendulum-based timekeeping emerged in the late 17th century.
Dimensions: 38 x 16.6 x 15 cm.

Starting price: 800€
Estimate: 1200-1500€

An Antique Russian samovar table. Wood, marble. The mid of the 19th century.
Dimensions: 77 x 65 x 43 cm.

Starting price: 650€
Estimate: 750-1000€

A rare Russian small brass samovar “Egoist”. Maker’s mark of TUM (Mikhail Polyakov). 19th century.
Height: 24.5 cm.

Starting price: 800€
Estimate: 900-1000€

A Russian Imperial nickeled brass samovar with a tray in the shape of a “Vodka glass”. Maker’s mark of I. Batashev’s heirs manufactory. Tula, the end of the 19th century.
Height: 45 cm.

Starting price: 300€
Estimate: 400-500€

A Russian Imperial brass samovar with a pipe in the shape of a “Cane”. Maker’s mark of A. Morozov manufactory. Tula, the end of the 19th century. Height: 60 cm.

Starting price: 50€
Estimate: 75-100€

A Russian Imperial brass samovar in the shape of a “Pot”. Maker’s mark of Vorontsov brothers manufactory. Tula, the end of the 19th century. Height: 42 cm

Starting price: 300€
Estimate: 400-500€

A Russian samovar in the shape of a vase. Brass, Russia, 19th century. Height: 49 cm.

Starting price: 250€
Estimate: 300-400€

A Russian samovar in the shape of a jar. Brass, nickel plating. Nikolay Vorontsov factory in Tula, second half of the 19th century.
Height: 46 cm.

Starting price: 250€
Estimate: 300-400€

A rare miniature Russian ‘Egoist’ samovar in the shape of a bowl. Maker’s mark of the Vorontsov manufactory in Tula. Made for sale at the famous Mur and Merlis shop in Moscow (now the TSUM department store). Brass. Crane is missing. See a similar example in the Russian Samovar Museum, Code KB 298.
Height: 27.5 cm.

Starting price: 600€
Estimate: 800-1000€

A Russian brass samovar in the shape of a faceted vase with stamps. Batashev Brothers, Tula, 1870s. Capacity: 7.5 liters.
Height: 47 cm.

Starting price: 700€
Estimate: 800-1000€

A German Edzard kettle teapot with heating. 20 century.
Dimensions: 25 x 25 x 22 cm.

Starting price: 120€
Estimate: 150-200€

A Russian oil on canvas painting, “Autumn Landscape”, attributed to Pavel Zigus. Early 20th century.
Dimensions: 110 x 57 cm (framed), 90 x 35 cm (without frame).

Starting price: 2000€
Estimate: 2500-3000€

A copy of Rembrandt’s ‘Portrait of a Polish Nobleman.’ Signed in Cyrillic: Ekaterina Ridievsakya, 1849.
Dimensions (without frame): 46 x 38 cm.

Starting price: 2000€
Estimate: 2500-3000€

A Russian oil on canvas “Summer landscape”. Signed in Cyrillic. 20th century. Dimensions (without frame): 35 x 51 cm.

Starting price: 2500€
Estimate: 3000-3500€

“The Holy Family”, Italy. Painting on cardboard. 18th century. Dimensions with frame: 37 x 42 cm. Without frame: 25 x 29.7 cm. Italy, 17th century.

Starting price: 650€
Estimate: 800-1000€

A huge copy of the painting by Anatoly Nikiforovich Yarr-Kravchenko (1911–1983), ‘Gorky Reads the Fairy Tale “The Girl and Death”. 1940s – early 1950s (from the original 1940 painting). Oil on canvas. Dimensions: 195 x 150 cm.

Starting price: 500€
Estimate: 750-1000€

Aleksander Kulkoff (1889-1970) “Hamburg”. Colored pencil on paper. Signed: Down right: Hamburg 1945 A. Kulkoff. Aleksander Kulkoff (1889-1970) The artist was a Russian-born painter who studied at the Moscow School of Painting and under prominent artists like N.A. Kasatkin and A.E. Arkhipov. He earned recognition for works like “Faun and Nymph” and “Portrait of a Lady”, receiving the title of Class Artist of the 1st Degree in 1914. After serving in World War I, he moved to Tallinn, Estonia, where he became involved in local art exhibitions and created landscapes of Estonia and other countries in Europe. He was also active in printmaking.
His works were shown internationally in places like Helsinki, Cologne, and Copenhagen. In 1930, he held a solo exhibition in Tallinn featuring his North African paintings. During the German occupation of Estonia, his studio was bombed in 1944, destroying his paintings. He left Estonia later that year, living in Germany, Czechoslovakia, and the United States. His art is remembered for its detailed landscapes and involvement in both Russian and Estonian artistic circles.
Dimensions: 34 x 49 cm.

Starting price: 400€
Estimate: 500-800€

“Valerian Loik (1904-1986) – “In Front of the Ruined House”. Graphic drawing on paper. Black and brown ink. Signed: down right. Loik played a key role in educating future artists. As a member of the Union of Artists of the Soviet Union, he shared his expertise as a professor at the Art Institute of Tallinn and was awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Estonian SSR. ” Artwork has an certificate of authenticity.
Dimensions: 15.6 x 19.3 cm.

Starting price: 200€
Estimate: 250-300€

“Jüri Kask “”Abstract”” (1993)
Drawing. Signed and dated.
Sheet dimensions: 20.3 x 27.2 cm
1 piece”

Starting price: 75€
Estimate: 100-150€

Jüri Kask “Abstract” (1993)
Drawing. Signed and dated.
Sheet dimensions: 20.3 x 27.2 cm
1 piece

Starting price: 75€
Estimate: 100-150€