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Chandelier in gilded bronze by LEROLLE Frères, Napoleon III period. France

Chandelier in gilded bronze by LEROLLE Frères, Napoleon III period. France

LEROLLE brothers. A magically beautiful chandelier made of chiseled and gilded bronze. The pear-shaped stands of which are decorated with acanthus leaves. And brilliantly complemented by three shell-shaped glass bowls. Engraved signature on glass. The period of Napoleon III. Height: 51 cm. Diameter: 35 cm.Family business Louis Lerolle (1813–1875) who passed the bronze foundry to his sons, Edouard-François and Camille, in 1849, who then became known as the Lerolle Brothers.

RUSSIAN SILVER BOX WITH CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL IN THE FORM OF ROOSTERS PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV FIRM, MOSCOW, 1882

RUSSIAN SILVER BOX WITH CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL IN THE FORM OF ROOSTERS PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV FIRM, MOSCOW, 1882

RUSSIAN 14K GOLD CIGARETTE CASE. BEILIN & SON FACTORY ST PETERSBURG, 1908–1917

RUSSIAN 14K GOLD CIGARETTE CASE. BEILIN & SON FACTORY ST PETERSBURG, 1908–1917

SILVER TABLE SERVICE BY G. KLINGERT RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1908–1917

SILVER TABLE SERVICE BY G. KLINGERT RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1908–1917

PORCELAIN LADY’S BOX WITH MINIATURE IN THE LOUIS XVI STYLE FRANCE, LATE 18TH – FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY

PORCELAIN LADY’S BOX WITH MINIATURE IN THE LOUIS XVI STYLE FRANCE, LATE 18TH – FIRST HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY

Porcelain plaque Lovers, Tricks of Cupid. Europe 19th century.

Porcelain plaque Lovers, Tricks of Cupid. Europe 19th century.

Russian gold bracelet with enamel. 19th century.

Russian gold bracelet with enamel. 19th century.

Gold chain of anchor weave for pocket watches, with two carabines. Latvia. 1920-30s.

Gold chain of anchor weave for pocket watches, with two carabines. Latvia. 1920-30s.

RUSSIAN BEAUTY. T.M. MATVEEV. RUSSIA, LATE 19TH CENTURY

RUSSIAN BEAUTY. T.M. MATVEEV. RUSSIA, LATE 19TH CENTURY

Gold coin 5 rubles Nicholas II, 1898. Russia.

Gold coin 5 rubles Nicholas II, 1898. Russia.

SILVER LETTER OPENER WITH A PEASANT FIGURE, KARL FABERGÉ FIRM, MOSCOW, 1880s

SILVER LETTER OPENER WITH A PEASANT FIGURE, KARL FABERGÉ FIRM, MOSCOW, 1880s

An original silver letter opener crafted by the Karl Fabergé firm in Moscow in the last quarter of the 19th century. The piece represents a rare example of decorative sculpture that combines utilitarian function with artistic expression. The handle is modelled as a Russian peasant chopping a log with an axe. The blade, symbolically continuing as a thinning piece of wood, forms a harmonious extension of the composition. The flat root-textured base serves as a stable stand, allowing the object to be displayed vertically as an independent work of art.Marks: Full Fabergé hallmark beneath the double-headed eagle with the inscription K. FABERGÉ, assay mark 84 with the Moscow city coat of arms. Engraved date: 2 April 1881.Dimensions: Length 21.5 cm.Weight: 228 g.Condition: Excellent, with a light patina of age, no deformations or restorations.Provenance: Private European collection.

Large, chic, gilded Napoleon III era frame.

Large, chic, gilded Napoleon III era frame.

Russian, presentation silver ladle. Russia. Moscow 1883.

Russian, presentation silver ladle. Russia. Moscow 1883.

Large amphora-shaped vase of colored crystal.

Large amphora-shaped vase of colored crystal.

Porcelain decorative plate Fish

Porcelain decorative plate Fish

Porcelain figures of Buddha

Porcelain figures of Buddha

Porcelain figurine ``Georgian Princess Tamara``

Porcelain figurine ``Georgian Princess Tamara``

Chinese porcelain vases, urns (2 pcs)

Chinese porcelain vases, urns (2 pcs)

SET OF SIX CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL SILVER TEASPOONS IN A PRESENTATION CASE. GRACHEV BROTHERS RUSSIA, SAINT PETERSBURG, LAST QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY

SET OF SIX CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL SILVER TEASPOONS IN A PRESENTATION CASE. GRACHEV BROTHERS RUSSIA, SAINT PETERSBURG, LAST QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY

A set of six silver teaspoons, produced in the workshop of the Imperial Court Supplier firm Grachev Brothers in the last quarter of the 19th century, decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamel, represents a characteristic example of Saint Petersburg jewellery art of its period. The composition and decorative language reflect the emergence of Russian Art Nouveau, distinguished by structural clarity of form, emphasis on material, and an organic synthesis of function and artistic expression. A defining feature of the spoons is the original square-section handle, which conveys a sense of solidity, functional logic, and restrained plastic expression. The spoons are housed in a wooden presentation case with velvet-lined interior.Hallmarks: Maker’s mark “Grachev”; silver fineness mark “88”; master’s mark “AP”.Dimensions: Length of each spoon approx. 14 cm.Weight: Total weight 174 g.Condition: Good. Enamel well preserved, without losses or cracks. Minor signs of age consistent with period use.Provenance: Private collection.

Painted flowerpot

Painted flowerpot

Porcelain ashtray Cat and mouse

Porcelain ashtray Cat and mouse

Cooler for wine. England 19/20 century.

Cooler for wine. England 19/20 century.

Crystal vase in silver.

Crystal vase in silver.

Murano glass figurine candlestick

Murano glass figurine candlestick

Two Art Nouveau green glass vases

Two Art Nouveau green glass vases

Mushrooms

City in the night

City in the night

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