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Clock with console in Boulle style

Clock with console in Boulle style

Unique interior clock with a console, made in the Boulle style. The watch is richly decorated with artistic elements of gilded bronze, as well as inlaid in the technique of Marquetry. A complete revision of the mechanism was carried out.

Decorative dish Flowers. Gardner factory, Russia, 19th century.

Decorative dish Flowers. Gardner factory, Russia, 19th century.

Porcelain plaque. Russia.

Porcelain plaque. Russia.

A lady`s mirror, decorated with an enamel pattern. 20th century.

A lady`s mirror, decorated with an enamel pattern. 20th century.

Girl drinking water, Rosenthal

Girl drinking water, Rosenthal

Porcelain group Satyr and Dionysus. Meissen 19th century.

Porcelain group Satyr and Dionysus. Meissen 19th century.

Three Putti after haymaking. Volkstedter.

Three Putti after haymaking. Volkstedter.

Bulgari gold pendant with diamonds, in the form of a heart on a rubber strap.

Bulgari gold pendant with diamonds, in the form of a heart on a rubber strap.

MEDAL DISPLAY CABINET EUROPE, TURN OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY

MEDAL DISPLAY CABINET EUROPE, TURN OF THE 19TH AND 20TH CENTURY

Four-piece set, Gardner Porcelain Factory.

Four-piece set, Gardner Porcelain Factory.

Rococo mirror.

Large wall mirror in the Rococo style. Carved wood, gilding. Measure and harmony define it. Neither the diagonal of the garrulous putti, nor the roccaille framing of the top and bottom violate the discreet oval of the mirror. Its smooth silhouette subordinates the decor to harmony and is full of chamber lyrics. The frame is richly decorated with rocaille elements: foliage, roses and putti holding garlands of flowers. H-135 cm.

Pair of crystal vases with gilt bronze. End of the 19th century.

Pair of crystal vases with gilt bronze. End of the 19th century.

Still life Roses by T. Franz

Still life Roses by T. Franz

LUIS GARCÍA OLIVER. Still life with apples.

LUIS GARCÍA OLIVER. Still life with apples.

Carved, wooden easel of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries in neo-rococo style.

Carved, wooden easel of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries in neo-rococo style.

Gino Vistosi. Large salon chandelier Mazzega, Murano, Italy, 1960s.

Gino Vistosi. Large salon chandelier Mazzega, Murano, Italy, 1960s.

A pair of superb carved mahogany banquettes in the George II style. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.

A pair of superb carved mahogany banquettes in the George II style. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.

Ivory box with mother-of-pearl inlay.

Ivory box with mother-of-pearl inlay.

Vase Golden ruby with gold ornament. Imperial Glass Factory, Russia, 1830-1840s

Vase Golden ruby with gold ornament. Imperial Glass Factory, Russia, 1830-1840s

A rare and exquisite example of Russian glassmaking from the era of Nicholas I, created by the masters of the Imperial Glass Factory. The vase is made of transparent colorless glass with an internal golden ruby color, achieving the depth of color due to the unique technology of coloring the glass mass with gold nanoparticles. The composition of the decor is verified to perfection: the body is decorated with painting in pure gold, executed with filigree precision. The central decoration is a medallion with an image of a basket filled with flowers and berries, enclosed in a frame of stylized laurel branches. This motif, symbolizing fertility and abundance, is complemented by thin plant garlands falling along the edges. The upper edge is decorated with a wide gold border, giving the item solemnity and nobility. Particular attention should be paid to the faceted base, emphasizing the play of light in the depths of the glass and enhancing the effect of precious radiance. Decorative elements on the base are accented with gilded inserts, emphasizing the exquisite plasticity of the form. Dimensions: Height: 12.7 cm. Diameter: 8.5 cm. Condition: In excellent condition, minimal signs of time. Gilding is in excellent condition, without losses.Historical background: Golden Ruby The technique of creating ruby glass goes back centuries, dating back to the late antique period. However, it was only in the 17th century that the German alchemist Johann Kunkel managed to develop a scientifically sound recipe that made it possible to consistently obtain a rich blood-red shade of glass. In Russia, the first to master the technology of coloring glass mass with gold nanoparticles was the great scientist Mikhail Lomonosov, thereby laying the foundations for the domestic production of ruby glass. By the beginning of the 19th century, the Imperial Glass Factory had reached the highest level of skill in working with this rare and complex technique. Fine ruby glass items decorated with gilded painting were considered objects of the highest prestige. They adorned the state rooms of imperial residences, becoming the embodiment of impeccable taste, refined style and outstanding artistic value.

Porcelain coffee pair

Porcelain coffee pair

Gold 18K diamond ring.

Gold 18K diamond ring.

George III Style Mahogany Easel. England 20th Century

George III Style Mahogany Easel. England 20th Century

Large, chic, gilded Napoleon III era frame.

Large, chic, gilded Napoleon III era frame.

French tea and coffee service in silver plated metal. Paris. Puiforcat.

French tea and coffee service in silver plated metal. Paris. Puiforcat.

Fireplace in Art Nouveau style. Latvia. Early 20th century.

Fireplace in Art Nouveau style. Latvia. Early 20th century.

Wooden, gilded console of the 19th century.

Wooden, gilded console of the 19th century.

Wooden console with carved cupids.

Wooden console with carved cupids.

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