Lot 0059
A Rare Faberge art-nouveau style silver-gilt and crystal carafe
Estimate: 20000-25000€
A Rare Faberge art-nouveau style silver-gilt and crystal carafe. Decorated with the cast duck head and floral ornament on the sphere shape flask. Moscow, the end of the 19th century. Scratched inventory number: 9117 Height: 16 cm.
Starting price: 18000€
Estimate: 20000-25000€
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Lot 0020
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