Russian art

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A pair of bronze candelabra. Russia

A pair of bronze candelabra. Russia

A pair of bronze candelabra for six candles, decorated with figures of birds of paradise.Tsarist Russia of 1870. A mixture of Orientalism and Romanesque stylistics, characteristic of the 1860s.Where is the idea of a garden of paradise, a ball and spherical shapes, an elegant waist, combined with the heroism of Roman paws and the hilt of swords. Before us is an original and juicy phenomenon of smart choice, the dominant thesis of eclecticism, under whose sign lived almost the entire 19th century.

Decorative dish "Flowers" PFF

Decorative dish "Flowers" PFF

A. Lanin. Buffoon. Monotype. 1965.

A. Lanin. Buffoon. Monotype. 1965.

Icon of the Savior Almighty. 19th century

Icon of the Savior Almighty. 19th century

Russian silver spatula-spoon for sugar. Moscow. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.

Russian silver spatula-spoon for sugar. Moscow. The turn of the 19th-20th centuries.

A set of teaspoons decorated with enamel in the original case. Moscow 1908-1917.

A set of teaspoons decorated with enamel in the original case. Moscow 1908-1917.

Icon of Saint Nicholas with life on a cypress board, second half of the 19th century.

Icon of Saint Nicholas with life on a cypress board, second half of the 19th century.

Cast shelf Kasli

Cast shelf Kasli

Chamber icon of the Almighty in a gilded silver frame, 1908-1917.

Chamber icon of the Almighty in a gilded silver frame, 1908-1917.

Silver writing set. Henrik Wigström. Fabergé. Late 19th century

Silver writing set. Henrik Wigström. Fabergé. Late 19th century

NEPHRITE, ENAMEL AND SILVER MONKEY CANE HANDLE HOUSE OF FABERGÉ, JULIUS RAPPOPORT, ST PETERSBURG, 1899–1904

NEPHRITE, ENAMEL AND SILVER MONKEY CANE HANDLE HOUSE OF FABERGÉ, JULIUS RAPPOPORT, ST PETERSBURG, 1899–1904

A rare angular cane handle, created in St Petersburg between 1899 and 1904 in the workshop of the Imperial Court supplier, the House of Fabergé. The piece was crafted by one of the firm’s leading masters — Julius Rappoport, renowned for his virtuosity in silver casting and chasing.The handle is made of deep green nephrite and adorned with a sculpted and chased silver monkey figure embracing the stone. The sculptural composition is highly detailed: the fur is rendered with expressive plasticity, and the facial features are vivid and naturalistic. The eyes are set with cabochon-cut rubies.The lower section is decorated with guilloché red enamel over silver, bordered by chased laurel leaves. A concealed screw mechanism allows secure attachment to the cane. Its angular form is characteristic of early 20th-century luxury accessories. Marks: K. Fabergé beneath the Imperial warrant, Latin initials I.P. (for Julius Rappoport), 88 silver standard, St Petersburg assay mark (1899–1904)Dimensions: Height — 9.5 cm; Length — 8.2 cm Provenance: Private European collection

Elegant silver vodka set in the neo-Russian style, workshop S.M. Ikonnikov.

Elegant silver vodka set in the neo-Russian style, workshop S.M. Ikonnikov.

Silver box vase by Orest Kurlyukov in the form of a tied bag.

Silver box vase by Orest Kurlyukov in the form of a tied bag.

The image of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos. Mid-third quarter of the 19th century.

The image of the Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos. Mid-third quarter of the 19th century.

Kuznetsov`s tea porcelain service. Riga, mid-19th century.

Kuznetsov`s tea porcelain service. Riga, mid-19th century.

Russian, silver cloisonné enamel mug in neo-Russian style. 20th century.

Russian, silver cloisonné enamel mug in neo-Russian style. 20th century.

Tea set of three silver items. Moscow 1891.

Tea set of three silver items. Moscow 1891.

Russian silver salt shaker in the form of a cast-iron.

Russian silver salt shaker in the form of a cast-iron.

A pair of Russian consoles in the neoclassical style. Saint Petersburg. 19th-20th century.

A pair of Russian consoles in the neoclassical style. Saint Petersburg. 19th-20th century.

Pair of consoles in the Russian neoclassical style in mahogany, decorated with gilded bronze decoration, based on the model of Heinrich Daniel Gumbs (1765-1831). The front legs are decorated with bronze fittings in the form of lion paws and figures of winged geniuses. Saint Petersburg. 19th-20th century. Height: 83 cm, width: 110 cm, depth: 48 cm (2). Restoration carried out

A. Lanin. Artist. Monotype. 1966.

A. Lanin. Artist. Monotype. 1966.

A. Lanin. Masks. Monotype. 1966.

A. Lanin. Masks. Monotype. 1966.

Icon of Christ on the throne.

Icon of Christ on the throne.

Stone-cut miniature Orangutan in Faberge style

Stone-cut miniature Orangutan in Faberge style

Russian paper knife Voevoda. P.I.SOMOV 1918. Russian Modern.

Russian paper knife Voevoda. P.I.SOMOV 1918. Russian Modern.

Russian silver tea strainer, with enamel decor, in the spirit of Russian Art Nouveau.

Russian silver tea strainer, with enamel decor, in the spirit of Russian Art Nouveau.

Russian crystal box with a silver lid. St. Petersburg. 1837.

Russian crystal box with a silver lid. St. Petersburg. 1837.

Silver matchbox with polychrome filigree enamel. Moscow. Workshop Shaposhnikov.

Silver matchbox with polychrome filigree enamel. Moscow. Workshop Shaposhnikov.

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