Catalogue

An unusual Faberge silver-gilt and cut-glass carafe in the form of a flask. With engraved famous Stolipin family coat of arms on the lid. Makers mark of Jullius Rappoport for Faberge firm. Petersburg, 1899-1908. Scratched inventory number: 13381. Height: 24cm.

Starting price: 15000€
Estimate: 18000-25000€

A Rare Russian bronze relief plate “Budenovets”. Krasniy Viborzec factory (?). Petersburg, the 1930s. Dimensions: 26 x 21 cm.

Starting price: 1000€
Estimate: 1000-1500€

A rare pair of silver-gilt and cut-crystal decanters, crowned by cast parrots figures. Petersburg, the end of the 19th century. Height: 29 cm and 30 cm.

Starting price: 10000€
Estimate: 12000-15000€

An interesting Russian Art Nouveau style silver-gilt cigar box with a Boyar life scene. Makers mark of N.Strulev. Moscow, 1908-1917. Weight: 690 g. Dimensions: 14 x 19.5 x 5.3 cm.

Starting price: 6000€
Estimate: 8000-10000€

Faberge. Neoclassical style fruit vase.
Silver, parcel-gilt, chasing.
Makers mark of “KL” and «K.Faberge» with Imperial warrant. Moscow, 1896. Dimensions: 18 x 46 x 20.5 cm. Weight: 1311 g.
An elegant oval silver vase with two sweeping handles, raised on four shell-capped supports joined by a stretcher. The body is encircled by a delicate frieze of laurel wreaths and beading, while the interior is richly gilded.
The Moscow Branch of Fabergé
Founded in 1887, the Moscow branch of Fabergé quickly became the largest center of the firm’s production. Located on Kuznetsky Most, it catered to the city’s wealthy clientele with both luxurious jewels and more affordable pieces. Its factory, employing about 300 workers, specialized in silver and liturgical objects and produced nearly all of Fabergé’s major silver commissions after 1900. The branch played a key role in expanding the firm’s reach beyond St. Petersburg and establishing its reputation throughout the Russian Empire.

Starting price: 3500€
Estimate: 4000-6000€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€

A massive Russian silver-gilt and cut glass decanter. Marked Grachev Brothers in cyrillic with Imperial Warrant. Petersburg, 1908-1917. Height: 29 cm.

Starting price: 5000€
Estimate: 6000-8000€

A massive Faberge silver-gilt and cut-crystal decanter in neoclassical style. Moscow, 1908-1917. Scratched inventory number: 40748. Provenance: The decanter with the number 40748 and the price of 1,100 rubles is mentioned among the “crystal decanters” in box 53 of the list of confiscated items from the Moscow Faberge store in May 1919.
Height: 36,3 cm.

Starting price: 20000€
Estimate: 25000-35000€

A massive Russian cast silver cigar humidor in the shape of a medieval chest. Poland as a part of Russian Empire. Warsaw, 1908-1917. Weight: 1027.5 g. Dimensions: 16 x 23 x 8.7 cm.

Starting price: 4500€
Estimate: 6000-8000€

A Russian silver-gilt and lacquered enamel beaker, the cylindrical body decorated with a finely painted scene from the epic tale of Sadko, the legendary Novgorod merchant and gusli player who journeyed to the underwater kingdom. Maker’s mark of Timofey Keskes, who also collaborated with the renowned Sazikov firm. St. Petersburg, 1891.

Height: 10.6 cm
Weight: 130 g
The Sazikov Firm was founded in Moscow in 1793 by Pavel Fedorovich Sazikov, a silversmith and merchant. In 1810 he opened a factory and shop for silverware, later inherited by his son Ignaty Pavlovich Sazikov (1793–1868), who became one of the most distinguished jewelers of mid-19th century Russia. Under his leadership, the firm expanded production, introduced specialization of labor, modern equipment, and created a training department for young craftsmen. He also invited prominent artists and sculptors, such as Ivan Vitali and Pyotr Klodt, to design models.

By the mid-19th century, Sazikov was considered among the finest Russian jewelers and a pioneer of the national style in decorative arts. The firm earned numerous gold medals at Russian industrial exhibitions (1835–1865), as well as international acclaim, including a gold medal and the Order of the Legion of Honor at the 1851 London and 1867 Paris World Exhibitions. Sazikov’s works in small-scale sculpture on Russian themes became especially famous.

After Ignaty’s death in 1868, the firm was managed by his sons Sergei, Pavel, and Valentin, with branches in both Moscow and St. Petersburg, until 1887, when the business was sold to Ivan Khlebnikov’s firm.

Starting price: 1500€
Estimate: 2000-3000€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€

Yves Saint Laurent gilt metal earclips. 1970s. Marked. Size: 36.75 x 45.4 mm.

Starting price: 150€
Estimate: 200-250€

A Russian silver-gilt cigar box in neoclassical style. Maker’s mark of the Imperial Court Supplier I.Khlebnikov. Moscow, 1908-1917. Dimensions: 21 x 13 x 4.4 cm. Total weight: 684 g.

Starting price: 4000€
Estimate: 5000-7000€

An elegant Faberge silver-gilt and cut crystal bowl flask carafe. Marked K. Faberge in cyrillic with Imperial Warrant. Moscow, 1899-1908.
Height: 19 cm.

Starting price: 15000€
Estimate: 18000-25000€

Yves Saint Laurent bracelet. 1980s. Marked. Size: 66.5 mm.

Starting price: 160€
Estimate: 200-250€

A Russian glass stoff by the Imperial Court supplier P.Smirnov. Moscow, the end of the 19th century. Height: 23.5 cm.

Starting price: 300€
Estimate: 400-500€

An unusual cast silver-gilt cigar lighter in the shape of an “scythian lamp”. Makers mark of Karl Linke for Imperial Court supplier Bolin firm. Moscow, the end of the 19th century. Dimensions: 9 x 12 x 5.2 cm. Total weight: 106,7 g.

Starting price: 5000€
Estimate: 7000-9000€

English silver castor Cruet set, one bottle missing stopper and two with roughness on lip, with English silver marks (rampant lion), Victoria head, and maker’s initial “HW & Co.” Height: 26.5 cm.

Starting price: 300€
Estimate: 300-400€

A rare Faberge art-nouveau style silver and cut crystal kovsh “Mermaid”. Moscow, 1908-1917.
Dimensions: 22 x 30 x 16 cm.

Starting price: 20000€
Estimate: 25000-35000€

A very rare Russian art nouveau style silver mounted and porcelain vase by AUGUSTE DELAHERCHE (french (1857 – 1940). Makers mark by Imperial Court supplier Bolin firm. Moscow, 1908-1917. Height: 31 cm. Auguste Delaherche was a French ceramicist, who was a leading figure in French art pottery through the Art Nouveau period. His work came to the notice of other potters at the exhibition held by the Union Centrale des Arts Decoratifs in 1887, and then won prizes at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1889. He won gold medals at both, and the Exposition Universelle of 1900, again in Paris. A very similar vase by Bolin and Delaherche was sold by Shapiro auction on May 18, 2013. Lot 278. Estimate 15000-20000 USD.

Starting price: 20000€
Estimate: 25000-35000€

Figure of the ancient god of winemaking. Silver, casting, chasing. Makers mark of «1KARTEL» on the base. Kiev, 1908-1917.
Figure of the ancient god of winemaking and merriment shown in a dynamic pose: Bacchus sits on a raised base, holding a bottle in his right hand as if inviting to a feast. His face is full of vitality, the features slightly grotesque, emphasizing the character of the image. The base is adorned with rich relief decoration: grape clusters, leaves, and neo-Baroque ornaments. At the center of the front side is an oval cartouche framed with scrolls and shells.
Made by the Kiev Artel, founded in 1900 — one of the finest jewelry firms in Russia. In 1905, its craftsmen became part of the Kiev branch of Fabergé, which was located at the same address as the Artel: 15 Khreshchatyk. Dimensions: 15-1 x 12 x 13 cm. Total weight: 211 g.

Starting price: 4500€
Estimate: 5000-7000€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€

A massive art nouveau style silver and cut-crystal decanter. Makers mark of Orest Kurlukov manufactory. Moscow, 1899-1908. Height: 31 cm.

Starting price: 8000€
Estimate: 10000-15000€