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Lot 0355 — Russian silver prize goblet. — Estimate: €5,000–€6,500
Lot 0355 — Russian silver prize goblet. — Estimate: €5,000–€6,500
Silver prize goblet dedicated to winner of “International pair figure skating conquest”. Morozov trade house. Saint Petersburg, 1908-1917. Size: H.-21,5.
Starting price: €4,500
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Lot 0356 — Russian bone carving plaque. — Estimate: €3,500–€4,500
Lot 0356 — Russian bone carving plaque. — Estimate: €3,500–€4,500
Bone carving plaque with female portrait. Norberg Michael Schredl sign. Vienna-Saint Petersburg-Paris, second half of 19th c. M.Schredl was a famous Austrian portrait sculptor. In 1840 he became famous for his works of the Austrian Imperial family portraits in bone and many others noble clients. By the Russian clients recommendation in 1852 he moved to Saint Petersburg. Graduated from the Imperial Academy of Arts he started to produce a lot of private orders. He works under the orders by Prince Dolgorukiy and Paskevitch, as well as for Earl Vorontsov and Potockiy. He produced the sculpture figure of Imperator Nikolay I, which became popular in many bronze castings. Size: 14,5 X 9 cm without frame.
Starting price: €3,000
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Lot 0352 — Russian bronze candelsticks. — Estimate: €1,500–€1,800
Lot 0352 — Russian bronze candelsticks. — Estimate: €1,500–€1,800
Pair of bronze gilding candlesticks. Russia, second half of 19th c. Size: 19 X 9,5 cm.
Starting price: €1,300
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Lot 0353 — Russian silver penholder. — Estimate: €3,500–€4,500
Lot 0353 — Russian silver penholder. — Estimate: €3,500–€4,500
Penholder. Silver, porcelain. Makers mark of Joseph Marshak. Kiev. 1899-1908. Size: 9 X 9,5 X 5,2 cm.
Starting price: €3,000
Hammer Price: UNSOLD