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Lot 0095 — Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh — Estimate: €1,000–€1,200
Lot 0095 — Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh — Estimate: €1,000–€1,200
Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh. Maker’s mark of V. Agafonov. Moscow, 1899-1908. Dimensions: 10 x 3 x 6 cm. Weight: 87.2 g.
Starting price: €800
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Lot 0098 — Rare Russian Grand Duke A. Alexandrovich silver travel — Estimate: €12,000–€15,000
Lot 0098 — Rare Russian Grand Duke A. Alexandrovich silver travel — Estimate: €12,000–€15,000
Rare Russian Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovich (further Emperor Alexander III) silver and cut-glass travel set in original case. Maker’s mark of Imperial Court suppliers Nicols and Plinke. Petersburg, 1865. Dimensions of the box: 40 x 17 x 18 cm.
Starting price: €8,000
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Lot 0094 — Russian silver salt cellar. 11th Moscow Artel — Estimate: €400–€500
Lot 0094 — Russian silver salt cellar. 11th Moscow Artel — Estimate: €400–€500
Salt cellar on feet. Silver, gilding, enamel. 11th Artel. Moscow, 1908-1917. Dimensions: 2 x 4.4 cm. Weight: 27 g.
Starting price: €300
Hammer Price: €325 -
Lot 0097 — Russian travel tea service of Prince Valdemar of — Estimate: €8,000–€10,000
Lot 0097 — Russian travel tea service of Prince Valdemar of — Estimate: €8,000–€10,000
Russian silver travel tea service, gilt interior, comprising tea kettle with stand, tea pot, tea caddy, marmelade jar in a leather bag adapted in the tea pot, alcohol stove with container in a leather bag adapted in the tea kettle, a pair of teaspoons, a pair of quadratic trays and a rectangular tray, furthermore two porcelain tea cups with saucers. Gratchev Brothers, Petersburg, 1884. In original leather box, lined with violet velvet and silk, key enclosed. C. 2.180 g. H. tea kettle (incl. handle) 14 cm. L. quadratic tray 26.5 cm. H. box 21.5 cm.Provenance: Prince Valdemar of Denmark, his estate auction Sagførernes Auktioner May 1939, nr. 250 or identical no. 251. The travel tea service was acquired by count Bille-Brahe-Selby, who later sold it to the present owner.Prince Valdemar of Denmark (1858–1939) was son of King Christian Ix and Queen Louise of Denmark, married 1885 Princess Marie of Orléan and together they settled down in Copenhagen. Prince Valdemar was a younger brother to Tsaritsa Maria Feodorovna of Russia (1847–1928), and the travel tea service was presumably originally a present from the Tsaritsa to her parents or her younger brother.
Starting price: €6,000
Hammer Price: UNSOLD