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Lot 0044 — Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon — Estimate: €70–€80
Lot 0044 — Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon — Estimate: €70–€80
Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon. Maker’s mark of Ivan Saltikov, Moscow, 1898-1908. Length: 17 cm. Weight: 15 g.
Starting price: €50
Hammer Price: UNSOLD -
Lot 0046 — Faberge Presentation silver-gilt vase — Estimate: €20,000–€25,000
Lot 0046 — Faberge Presentation silver-gilt vase — Estimate: €20,000–€25,000
Faberge Presentation silver-gilt, enamel and cut crystal vase in Art Nouveau style. Moscow, 1908-1917. Scratched inventory number: 43284. Dimensions: 9.5 Ñ… 31 Ñ… 22 cm. Total weight: 1788 g.
Starting price: €18,000
Hammer Price: €42,500 -
Lot 0043 — Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon — Estimate: €100–€120
Lot 0043 — Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon — Estimate: €100–€120
Russian silver-gilt and enamel tea spoon. Petersburg, the end of the 19th century. Length: 14.5 cm. Weight: 35 g.
Starting price: €80
Hammer Price: €160 -
Lot 0047 — Russian cast silver and engraved glass — Estimate: €25,000–€35,000
Lot 0047 — Russian cast silver and engraved glass — Estimate: €25,000–€35,000
Exceptional Russian cast silver and engraved glass Art Nouveau vase “Sea Queen”. Maker’s mark of leading Faberge firm sculptor M. Sokolovskiy. Moscow, 1908-1917. More info about M. Sokolovskiy you can find in: T. Muntian and M. Revyakin “Fedor Rukert and Karl Fabergeâ€. Marian Sokolovsky was employed by Faberge before starting working independently. In his memoirs, Franz Birbaum included Sokolovsky in his list of artists who worked for the Moscow branch of the firm. Whilst working for Faberge, Sokolovsky created a number of figural silver pieces in the neo-Russian style, including large kovshes and bratina, noted for their skilful execution. (T.Muntian, Feodor Rückert & Carl Faberge, Moscow,pp.95-98). Moscow, 2016. Dimensions: 28 Ñ… 52 Ñ… 34 cm.
Starting price: €22,000
Hammer Price: €32,500