Bronze figure of a policeman, painted with cold enamels according to the Faberge model. St. Petersburg, 1911.

A rare bronze figure, made according to the model of a stone-cut sculpture created by Heinrich Wigström, one of the leading masters of the jewelry house of Carl Faberge. The figure, painted with cold enamels, depicts a Russian policeman in a ceremonial uniform, typical of the law enforcement service of the Russian Empire. The exceptional detailing of the uniform emphasizes the majestic and recognizable appearance of the law enforcement officer: a strict long-tailed black uniform with a belt, a cap with a gold edging, awards symbolizing services to the state. Particular attention is paid to the face: carefully drawn features, expressive blue eyes and a characteristic moustache give the figure a lively and realistic appearance. Hallmarks: SPb 1911 Policeman Faberge Dimensions: Height: 19 cm Similar figurines were popular among collectors and high-ranking officials of the early 20th century, often becoming exclusive souvenirs and gifts.