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THE FEODOROVSKAYA MOTHER OF GOD ICON IN A GILT SILVER MOUNT WITH ENAMELS. WORKSHOP OF VASILY SEMYONOV RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1890
THE FEODOROVSKAYA MOTHER OF GOD ICON IN A GILT SILVER MOUNT WITH ENAMELS. WORKSHOP OF VASILY SEMYONOV RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1890
A solemn analogion icon of the Feodorovskaya Mother of God, created in Moscow in 1890. The image belongs to the most venerated Marian shrines traditionally associated with the protection of the family and dynastic continuity. The Virgin is depicted with the Christ Child in the iconographic type known as “Eleusa,” where the gentle touching of their faces emphasizes intimacy and prayerful contemplation. The faces are executed in a warm ochre-brown palette with subtle modeling of light and shadow characteristic of Moscow icon painting of the late nineteenth century.The icon is encased in a gilt silver mount executed at the factory of Vasily Semyonov in Moscow. The mount represents a highly refined example of Moscow silversmithing of the late nineteenth century. The repoussé work on silver forms a sculptural pattern of the folds of the maphorion and chiton, creating a striking interplay of light across the metal surface. The crowns, borders, and corner elements are decorated with polychrome enamels featuring delicate vegetal and geometric ornamentation, rendered in the characteristic decorative manner of the Moscow school.Marks: Maker’s mark “VS” in Cyrillic for Vasily Semyonov; Moscow silver hallmarks of 84 standard; Assay mark with the initials “L.O” beneath a dividing line and the date “1890” for Olex Lev Fyodorovich, assay master of Moscow; State assay mark with the coat of arms of the city of Moscow.Dimensions: 31 x 27 centimeters.Material: Wood, tempera painting; gilt silver, enamel.Condition: Good.Provenance: Private collection.
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Russian Silver Tea Caddy. Moscow 1896-1908
Russian Silver Tea Caddy. Moscow 1896-1908
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Miniature silver samovar. Early 20th century.
Miniature silver samovar. Early 20th century.
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SILVER-GILT SUGAR BASKET. MATVEY NIKIFOROV. MOSCOW, 1875
SILVER-GILT SUGAR BASKET. MATVEY NIKIFOROV. MOSCOW, 1875
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A PAIR OF EPAULETTES WITH THE CIPHER OF EMPEROR ALEXANDER II RUSSIA, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY
A PAIR OF EPAULETTES WITH THE CIPHER OF EMPEROR ALEXANDER II RUSSIA, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY
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BRONZE FIGURINE OF A POLICEMAN, PAINTED WITH COLD ENAMELS AFTER A FABERGÉ MODEL RUSSIA, SAINT PETERSBURG, 1911
BRONZE FIGURINE OF A POLICEMAN, PAINTED WITH COLD ENAMELS AFTER A FABERGÉ MODEL RUSSIA, SAINT PETERSBURG, 1911
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PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES OF THE IMPERIAL FAMILY’S COSSACK GUARDS RUSSIA, ST PETERSBURG, 1912
PAIR OF BRONZE FIGURES OF THE IMPERIAL FAMILY’S COSSACK GUARDS RUSSIA, ST PETERSBURG, 1912
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GIUSEPPE MAZZOLINI (1806–1876). VIRGINIA. ITALY, ROME, 1874
GIUSEPPE MAZZOLINI (1806–1876). VIRGINIA. ITALY, ROME, 1874
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WINE EWER IN NEO-RENAISSANCE STYLE GERMANY, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY
WINE EWER IN NEO-RENAISSANCE STYLE GERMANY, SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY
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LIQUEUR SET WITH PIERCED STERLING SILVER OVERLAY JAPAN, MID–20TH CENTURY
LIQUEUR SET WITH PIERCED STERLING SILVER OVERLAY JAPAN, MID–20TH CENTURY
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RUSSIAN SILVER CLOISONNÉ SHOT CUP. GUSTAV KLINGERT RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1893
RUSSIAN SILVER CLOISONNÉ SHOT CUP. GUSTAV KLINGERT RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1893
A Russian silver cylindrical shot cup crafted in 84 silver and richly decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamel. The exterior surface is entirely covered with an elaborate ornamental composition built on symmetrical floral and foliate motifs, incorporating stylized blossoms and scrolling elements characteristic of the Moscow silversmithing tradition of the late nineteenth century. The enamel palette features deep cobalt blue, turquoise, white and red tones, emphasized by the precise rhythm of silver cloisons. The interior surface is smooth, with a natural silver patina, creating a refined contrast with the vivid enamel decoration of the exterior. The object exemplifies a high level of craftsmanship and masterful command of the cloisonné enamel technique.Hallmarks: Maker’s mark “KLINGERT” – Gustav Gustavovich Klingert; Moscow assay mark with silver standard “84”; Assay master’s mark “A.S” – Alexander Alexeyevich Smirnov, dated 1893.Dimensions: Height 6.7 cm; Diameter 5 cm.Weight: 82 g.Condition: Good. Enamel well preserved without losses or chips; silver with a noble patina; minor signs of wear consistent with age.Provenance: Private collection.
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GLASS AND SILVER ROOSTER-FORM JUG. HANAU, J.D. SCHLEISSNER SÖHNE. LATE 19TH CENTURY
GLASS AND SILVER ROOSTER-FORM JUG. HANAU, J.D. SCHLEISSNER SÖHNE. LATE 19TH CENTURY
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KNIGHTS MAXIMILIAN I AND FERDINAND II ON HORSEBACK. HANAU, CIRCA 1910
KNIGHTS MAXIMILIAN I AND FERDINAND II ON HORSEBACK. HANAU, CIRCA 1910
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SILVER FIGURE OF A CLOWN. VITTORIO ANCINI ITALY, AREZZO, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
SILVER FIGURE OF A CLOWN. VITTORIO ANCINI ITALY, AREZZO, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
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SILVER FIGURE OF A CLOWN. VITTORIO ANCINI ITALY, AREZZO, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
SILVER FIGURE OF A CLOWN. VITTORIO ANCINI ITALY, AREZZO, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY
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PAIR OF SILVER ART NOUVEAU VASES, TIFFANY & CO., USA, 20TH CENTURY
PAIR OF SILVER ART NOUVEAU VASES, TIFFANY & CO., USA, 20TH CENTURY
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SILVER JUG HENRY WILKINSON & CO. ENGLAND, SHEFFIELD, 1852
SILVER JUG HENRY WILKINSON & CO. ENGLAND, SHEFFIELD, 1852
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COVERED NEOCLASSICAL CUP. ROBERT GARRARD II & EDWARD BURROWS. ENGLAND, FIRST THIRD OF THE 19TH CENTURY
COVERED NEOCLASSICAL CUP. ROBERT GARRARD II & EDWARD BURROWS. ENGLAND, FIRST THIRD OF THE 19TH CENTURY
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Music box, 19th century.
Music box, 19th century.
Disk music box, 19th century, in a wooden case, with singing birds - marquetry in the frame panel, corner balusters and strongly extended cornices of the lid and pedestal. Two cam mechanism in excellent condition. Movement serial number 99289. Includes 15 discs (diameter 30 cm). With melodies by European composers in a separate wooden box with handles. Case size: HSHG 24x49x37 cm. A complete revision of the mechanism has been carried out. Presumably manufactured by I.Ch. Detmering Hamburg.
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Silver figurine Monkey. Mario Buccellati. Italy 20th century.
Silver figurine Monkey. Mario Buccellati. Italy 20th century.
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Silver cigar box with a boar-baiting scene. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.
Silver cigar box with a boar-baiting scene. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.
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SILVER TEA SET JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)
SILVER TEA SET JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912)
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SILVER VASE IN JAPANESE STYLE, TIFFANY & CO., USA, 1928
SILVER VASE IN JAPANESE STYLE, TIFFANY & CO., USA, 1928
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TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE MEISSEN FOR SIX PERSONS GERMANY, 20TH CENTURY
TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE MEISSEN FOR SIX PERSONS GERMANY, 20TH CENTURY
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CHINESE EXPORT GILT SILVER TEA SERVICE WITH ENAMELS AND CABOCHONS CHINA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
CHINESE EXPORT GILT SILVER TEA SERVICE WITH ENAMELS AND CABOCHONS CHINA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
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SILVER BEER TANKARD WITH ATLAS AND CARVED IVORY RELIGIOUS SCENES LÜBECK, FREE IMPERIAL CITY, 17TH CENTURY
SILVER BEER TANKARD WITH ATLAS AND CARVED IVORY RELIGIOUS SCENES LÜBECK, FREE IMPERIAL CITY, 17TH CENTURY
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SILVER LIGHTHOUSE-FORM LIGHTER, SHORT & MASON, BIRMINGHAM, 1931
SILVER LIGHTHOUSE-FORM LIGHTER, SHORT & MASON, BIRMINGHAM, 1931
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