Lot 0169
Russian Porcelain Plate by Kornilov Brothers Manufactory
Estimate: 100-150€
Plate by the Kornilov Brothers Manufactory
Russia, St. Petersburg, second half of the 19th century
Porcelain, overglaze polychrome painting, gilding
Diameter: 24.3 cm
An elegant round porcelain plate decorated with hand-painted bouquets of garden flowers — violets, dahlias, and roses — rendered in the refined painterly style characteristic of the Kornilov Brothers factory. A small floral wreath adorns the center, while the rim is highlighted with a delicate gold border, partially preserved.
The Kornilov Brothers porcelain was admired for its fine white body and meticulous decorative work. Their pieces were highly sought after among the St. Petersburg elite and were often commissioned for private households and noble estates. In the late 19th century, Kornilov’s production competed with that of Kuznetsov and Gardner, maintaining a distinctive sense of grace and artistry rooted in hand craftsmanship.
The factory mark of the Kornilov Brothers on the underside confirms the authenticity of the piece.
Starting price: 50€
Estimate: 100-150€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€
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Lot 0168
Russian Porcelain Plate by Kornilov Brothers Manufactory
Estimate: 100-150€
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Estimate: 100-150€Plate by the Kornilov Brothers Manufactory
Russia, St. Petersburg, second half of the 19th century
Porcelain, overglaze polychrome painting, gilding
Diameter: 24.3 cmAn elegant round porcelain plate decorated with hand-painted bouquets of garden flowers — violets, dahlias, and roses — rendered in the refined painterly style characteristic of the Kornilov Brothers factory. A small floral wreath adorns the center, while the rim is highlighted with a delicate gold border, partially preserved.
The Kornilov Brothers porcelain was admired for its fine white body and meticulous decorative work. Their pieces were highly sought after among the St. Petersburg elite and were often commissioned for private households and noble estates. In the late 19th century, Kornilov’s production competed with that of Kuznetsov and Gardner, maintaining a distinctive sense of grace and artistry rooted in hand craftsmanship.
The factory mark of the Kornilov Brothers on the underside confirms the authenticity of the piece.
Starting price: 50€
Estimate: 100-150€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€ -
Lot 0171
Commemorative Icon of Saint Nicholas (Nicholas of Winter) in a Silver Oklad and Wooden Kiot
Estimate: 2500-3500€
Lot 0171
Commemorative Icon of Saint Nicholas (Nicholas of Winter) in a Silver Oklad and Wooden Kiot
Estimate: 2500-3500€Memorial Icon of Saint Nicholas (Nicholas of Winter) in a Silver Oklad and Wooden Kiot
Moscow, 1896
Wood, oil painting, silver oklad
Workshop of Antip KuzmichevDimensions:
Kiot with crest: 35 × 25.7 × 7.8 cm
Icon: 18 × 14.7 × 2.5 cmInscription on the presentation plaque:
“To Feldfebel (Sergeant) of the 10th Company, 89th Belomorsky Infantry Regiment, Ivan Tapper, in remembrance from the Company Commander Captain Hidlevsky and the lower ranks of the company. City of Reval, 1900.” This memorial icon of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker, one of the most venerated saints in Russia and patronical Saint of Russian army, is painted in oil on wood and enclosed in a finely crafted silver-gilt oklad (riza) and a wooden kiot (protective case). The oklad, made by the renowned Moscow silversmith Antip Kuzmichev, exemplifies the exquisite metalwork of late 19th-century Russia. Kuzmichev’s workshop, founded in 1856, was famous for its collaboration with the American firm Tiffany & Co., producing luxury silver and enamel objects for both Russian and international markets.The engraved dedication connects this icon to the 89th Belomorsky Infantry Regiment of His Imperial Highness the Heir Tsarevich, part of the Imperial Russian Army. The regiment, whose lineage dates back to the early 18th century, was awarded numerous honors for its bravery in major military campaigns.
Such icons were often presented as tokens of respect and remembrance, symbolizing the bond between officers and soldiers. In this case, the icon was gifted to Sergeant Ivan Tapper by his commander and fellow soldiers while stationed in Reval (modern-day Tallinn) in 1900.
Starting price: 2000€
Estimate: 2500-3500€
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Lot 0167
Russian Porcelain Gold and Cobalt Painted Service
Estimate: 3000-3500€
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Russian Porcelain Gold and Cobalt Painted Service
Estimate: 3000-3500€A Russian porcelain dining service of 30 pieces, richly decorated with cobalt-blue and gold floral painting.
Attributed to the Kuznetsov Manufactory, late 19th century.
Dimensions of the pot: 14 x 31 x 19.5 cm.
Diameter of the saucer plate: 16.5 cm.The service includes plates of various sizes, serving platters, sauce boats, and bowls, all unified by a refined design featuring delicate hand-painted blue flowers and gilded foliage on a white ground. The rims are bordered with a deep cobalt band, enhanced by gold scrolls and accents, creating a striking contrast and sense of depth.
Starting price: 2500€
Estimate: 3000-3500€
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Lot 0170
Finely Painted Russian Icon of St. John the Baptist with St. Anna and Guardian Angel
Estimate: 500-600€
Lot 0170
Finely Painted Russian Icon of St. John the Baptist with St. Anna and Guardian Angel
Estimate: 500-600€Icon of Saint John the Baptist
Central Russia, second half of the 19th century
Tempera on wood
Dimensions: 35.5 × 30.5 cmA finely painted Russian icon depicting Saint John the Baptist, portrayed half-length and holding a chalice containing the image of the infant Christ — a symbolic reference to his prophecy of the coming of the Savior and his role as the Forerunner. In his left hand, the saint holds a scroll with a passage from the Gospel.
The borders feature Saint Anna on the left and a Guardian Angel on the right, painted within small decorative panels.
Starting price: 400€
Estimate: 500-600€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€