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Porcelain figurine ``Girl with skates``
Porcelain figurine ``Girl with skates``
Middle of 20th century. Riga porcelain factory, 1st class. Porcelain, painting, gilding. 15x12 cm
390 EUR
Ceramic plate `Folk dancer`
Ceramic plate `Folk dancer`
640 EUR
Porcelain plate Pink flowers
Porcelain plate Pink flowers
340 EUR
Painting
Painting
300 EUR
Game machine Game King
Game machine Game King
750 EUR
Oriental style desk
Oriental style desk
440 EUR
Bronze knight
Bronze knight
600 EUR
Large Biedermeier style wall cabinet
Large Biedermeier style wall cabinet
340 EUR
Table lamp - vase
Table lamp - vase
310 EUR
Lounge chair
Lounge chair
300 EUR
SILVER KOVSH WITH ENAMELS AND GARNETS BY THE FIRM OF PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV RUSSIA, MOSCOW, TURN OF THE 19TH–20TH CENTURIES
SILVER KOVSH WITH ENAMELS AND GARNETS BY THE FIRM OF PAVEL OVCHINNIKOV RUSSIA, MOSCOW, TURN OF THE 19TH–20TH CENTURIES
A silver kovsh produced in the workshops of the firm of Pavel Ovchinnikov, Purveyor to the Imperial Court, at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries.The vessel is of rounded, slightly flattened form with low sides and a clearly defined horizontal rim, fitted with an elongated horizontal handle. The body is reinforced with radial ribs, creating a clear structural rhythm and emphasizing the architectural clarity of the silhouette. A wide decorative band with a geometric carved ornament runs around the body, set with evenly spaced cabochon-cut garnets mounted in closed settings. The deep dark-red tone of the stones contrasts with the cool sheen of the silver, enhancing the jewel-like character of the piece. The interior of the kovsh is fully gilded.The handle is shaped as an elongated spatulate form and decorated with an enamelled cross featuring a hawk in the central medallion — an emblematic motif rooted in heraldic tradition. This symbol lends the object a pronounced ceremonial and status-related character, typical of presentation pieces of the late 19th century.The kovsh represents a characteristic work from the late period of the firm of Pavel Ovchinnikov, combining strict constructive form, decorative enamel and the use of natural gemstones, reflecting the artistic tendencies of Moscow silver workshops at the turn of the century.Marks: Maker’s mark beneath the double-headed eagle, “P. OVCHINNIKOV”; Russian state assay mark for silver “84” with the kokoshnik head; Assay master’s mark “IL” — Ivan Lebedkin, Moscow. The marks correspond to the period 1899–1908.Dimensions: Length 14.5 cm. Height 3.5 cm. Diameter 9 cm.Weight: 145 g.Condition: Good. Even gilding. Enamels and garnets intact. Minor signs of careful use consistent with age.Provenance: Private collection.
3800 EUR
Antique armchair with detailed carvings
Antique armchair with detailed carvings
550 EUR
Victorian chair
Victorian chair
310 EUR
Corkscrew Four Finger Pull
Corkscrew Four Finger Pull
100 EUR
Decorative vase
Decorative vase
80 EUR
Box style of Napoleon III
Box style of Napoleon III
20 EUR
Tulipe armchair Model F545 by Pierre Paulin, published by Artifort, Circa 1970
Tulipe armchair Model F545 by Pierre Paulin, published by Artifort, Circa 1970
6090 EUR
Frame with gilded brass decor
Frame with gilded brass decor
1300 EUR
SILVER TEA SET WITH CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND THE INSCRIPTION “PRIYATNOGO APPETITA” RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1891
SILVER TEA SET WITH CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND THE INSCRIPTION “PRIYATNOGO APPETITA” RUSSIA, MOSCOW, 1891
An elegant silver tea set produced in Moscow in 1891, representing a characteristic example of Russian decorative silverwork of the late 19th century. The ensemble comprises a large jam-serving spoon bearing the decorative inscription “Priyatnogo Appetita” (“Bon Appétit”), a tea strainer, and sugar tongs. All elements are crafted in 88 zolotnik silver and richly adorned with high-quality polychrome cloisonné enamel.The ornamental decoration is based on a refined combination of deep blue, turquoise, violet, and white enamels forming intricate vegetal and geometric motifs typical of the Moscow school of the late 19th century. Selected surfaces are enhanced with fire-gilding, emphasizing the decorative richness and ceremonial character of the ensemble. The inscription on the spoon carries an intimate, almost personal tone, reflecting the gift-giving traditions and tea etiquette of the period.The set is presented in its original wooden case with a fabric-lined interior precisely fitted to the contours of each object, underscoring its status as a complete and unified presentation ensemble.Marks: Maker’s mark “AK”, presumably Antip Ivanovich Kuzmichev; assay mark indicating silver fineness “88”; date mark “1891”; Moscow assay office mark.Dimensions: Vary according to each item.Weight: 183 g.Condition: Good.Provenance: Private collection.
4000 EUR
Gravy boat and its silver tray Minerva M.Goldsmith: VEYRAT
Gravy boat and its silver tray Minerva M.Goldsmith: VEYRAT
1670 EUR
Service à liqueur métal doré et opaline bleue porté par un chameau.
Service à liqueur métal doré et opaline bleue porté par un chameau.
4000 EUR
Small vase from the Meissen porcelain manufactory.
Small vase from the Meissen porcelain manufactory.
350 EUR
Jug.
Jug.
210 EUR
An illustrated atlas of the French colonies, 1929.
An illustrated atlas of the French colonies, 1929.
300 EUR
Clip-on earrings with sapphires. Türler, Switzerland
Clip-on earrings with sapphires. Türler, Switzerland
4500 EUR
19th Century Lacquered Wooden Stool in Louis XV Transition Style
19th Century Lacquered Wooden Stool in Louis XV Transition Style
1120 EUR
Pair of Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze Candelabras, early 19th Century
Pair of Empire Gilt and Patinated Bronze Candelabras, early 19th Century
7230 EUR
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