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Fabergé, a dendritic agate miniature animal study, early 20th century, realistically modelled as a reclining Gloucester Old Spot pig, finely carved in dendritic agate, its eyes set with cabochons of red paste, measuring 8.0 x 3.0 x 2.1cm, eyes later replacements The quality of this carving and the sensitive treatment of its subject compare favourably with a number of hardstone animal studies produced by the workshops of the Russian imperial jeweller Fabergé. Animal carvings are among the jeweller's most celebrated creations, adored and collected by some of the most prominent figures of the early 20th century. Russia's stone carving industry centred on the city of Yekaterinburg, where Fabergé acquired the workshop of lapidary Karl Woerffels around 1884, and it was this workshop that produced the majority of them - the carvers Kremlev, Derbyshev and Svetchnikov, managed by the German Alexander Meier. The stones were carefully selected by Carl Fabergé's son Agathon, and were mostly of Russian origin, taking advantage of the rich mineral resources of the Ural mountains and Siberia. The animal carvings found immense popularity with a number of the firm's key patrons, most notably the British Royal Family, whose collection boasts more than 350 animals, and Léopold de Rothschild, who had his racehorses similarly immortalised by Fabergé's sculptors. The dendritic or 'moss' agate used here is an unusual choice for an animal study, its distinctive patterning more commonly employed by Fabergé for inlays and panels in its jewels and objets de vertu. Traditionally found in India but eventually sourced by Fabergé from Siberia, its use here is likely a clever attempt to mimic the distinct patternings of a particular breed of pig known as the Gloucester Old Spot, whose 'lop' ears are also distinctively forward folding as in the present carving, partially shielding its eyes. A number of realistically modelled farm animals including pigs were produced from life at the Sandringham estate in 1907, following a suggestion made to King Edward VII by Fabergé's London agent Henry Bainbridge that the firm recreate a number of the animals across the estate. With subjects ranging from the King's own terrier dog Caesar, to the cows, pigs, ducks and chickens that populated the farmland around them, the animals of this 'Sandringham Commission' were reproduced in wax sculptures by the carver Boris Frödman-Cluzel, before being sent back to the Russian workshops to be immortalised in hardstone. They were then sent back to Fabergé's London branch for purchase, mostly, but not exclusively, by those who wished to gift them back to the Royal Family. Such was the appeal that some were even acquired by members of the family themselves, such as Princess Victoria, who bought a model of a recumbent white sow in pale pink aventurine quartz in 1912 (RCIN 40041). It is not known whether the present study would have been part of the Sandringham commission, but the close attention to detail and the choice of this lesser known breed of pig reflect a close observation of the animal, likely in its agricultural setting, and a desire by the sculptor to capture the distinctive characteristics of this specific breed. King Edward VII was particularly proud of his pigs and sent the best of his herd to The Royal Society Show in June 1911. Pigs were one of Fabergé's more popular animal studies in their native Russia, with several examples recorded in the collection of Empress Maria Feodorovna, and are also among the most humorous and varied of their miniature sculptures. Cf.: a series of carved hardstone pigs by Fabergé in the Royal Collection, collection nos. RCIN 40041, 40038, 40421 and 40422, commissioned by the Royal Family and studied by Fabergé's sculptor Boris Frödman-Cluzel from life at the Sandringham estate in 1907. Cf.: The Robert Strauss Collection of Works of Art by Fabergé, Christie's, 9th March 1976, lot 28, and A. Kenneth Snowman, The Art of Carl Fabergé, 1972, no.237, for studies of dalmatians, their spotted coat also depicted in dendritic agate Cf.: A La Vieille Russie, Fabergé exhibition catalogue, New York April-May 1983, no. 445, for a dendritic agate model of a spaniel with an enamelled gold collar by the chief workmaster Henrik Wigström. An English private family collection
August Hollming for Fabergé, a sapphire and seed pearl brooch, early 20th century, set with two cabochon purple sapphires, one a star sapphire weighing approximately 19.00cts and the other weighing approximately 14.00cts, interspaced by a row of six circular-cut aquamarines, all within a border millegrain-set with seed pearls in silver and gold, length 5.4cm, workmaster's initials AH, Russian 56 zolotnik mark for 14ct gold, pearls untestedAccompanied by C. Dunaigre Switzerland report no. CDC 23081399/1&2, dated 24th August 2023, stating that the two cabochon purple sapphires are of Sri Lankan (Ceylon) origin, with no evidence of heat treatment.
Centre de table en argent, intérieur en cristal taillé, FabergéA Fabergé silver-mounted cut-glass two-handled presentation bowlFabergé, Imperial Warrant, Moscow, 1906In the Neoclassical style, the plain polished stand chased and engraved with repeated pattern of flowers and acanthus leaves, the lower edge chased and engraved with an acanthus leaf border, the angular handles surmounted by pinecone finials in contemporary wooden fitted case length across with handles: 57 cm (22 7/16 in); weight: 3800gmsThis lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a reduced rate of 5.5% on the hammer price and the prevailing rate on buyer's premium if the item remains in EU. TVA sur les objets importés à un taux réduit de 5.5% sur le prix d'adjudication et un taux en vigueur sur la prime d'achat dans le cas où l'objet reste dans l'Union Européenne.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Emailledose: sog. " Lipstick holder", möglicherweise Fabergé St. Petersburg um 1910: Ca. 73 mm lang, ca. 55g, Silber, grüne Guilloche- Emaille, Öffnungsknopf mit einem Diamanten besetzt, Oberteil aufklappbar, 3 russische Punzen, darunter die Meistermarke PB, sehr guter Zustand, selten. Vergleichbare Objekte wurden von Fabergé St. Petersburg um 1910 gefertigt(https://www.cortrie.de/go/AwG).
A QUANTITY OF ART REFERENCE BOOKS AND EPHEMERA, including volumes on Henry Moore, David Hockney, Michael Ayrton and Mary Fedden, as well as books on the decorative arts, such as Fabergé, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and others, Provenance: The estate of the late Brian Phelan (1934-2024) and Dorothy Bromiley Phelan (1930-2024)
Victor Mayer for Fabergé: An enamel, citrine, smoky quartz and diamond 'Surprise' egg The yellow guilloché enamelled egg decorated with applied pink enamel and circular-cut citrine flowers, a bi-coloured honeybee with brilliant-cut diamond eyes and enamel wings perched atop, opening to reveal a bear eating from a honey-pot, mounted on a polished smoky quartz base, signed FABERGE, edition number 57/75, maker's mark for Victor Mayer, height 10.5cm, maker's presentation case and box The jewellery manufacturer Victor Mayer was founded in Germany by Victor Mayer (1857-1946) in 1890. The firm designed and created jewellery in line with contemporary trend from the late 1800s onward. Mayer himself was designing well into his late 80s. From 1989-2009 Victor Mayer held the licence to create Fabergé jewellery and works of art. Mayer's great grandson, Marcus Oliver Mohr, was appointed a workmaster for Fabergé Ltd. In 1996, Fabergé jewellery by Victor Mayer was shown together with the works of Peter Carl Fabergé at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Russisches Zigarettenetui mit Sphinx-Applikation. Wohl imitierte "Fabergé"-Marke/Meister Alexandr Fuld/84 Zolotniki gepunzt. Silber, geprüft. 1,5 x 11 x 8 cm. 120 g. Mattiertes Etui mit aufgelegtem Motiv. Gebrauchs- und Putzspuren. Aufrufzeit 24. | Okt. 2024 | voraussichtlich 18:28 Uhr (CET)Russian cigarette case with sphinx application. Well imitated "Fabergé" mark/Master Alexandr Fuld/84 Zolotniki hallmarked. Silver, tested. 1.5 x 11 x 8 cm. 120 g. Matt case with applied motif. Signs of wear and cleaning. Call time 24 | Oct. 2024 | probably 18:28 (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
A late-19th century Russian silver gilt and cloisonné and champlève enamel presentation punch bowl and five kovsh, by Ivan Saltykov, Moscow circa 1899, retailed by Fabergé, circular baluster form, with varicoloured foliate scroll decoration, on a matted background, rope-work borders, with two cartouches inscribed 'Presented to the officers 21st Pioneers by Captain N.M.C. Stevens on promotion Moscow 11th February 1899', the top enamelled in Russian 'Peter I ordered to drink', the kovsh with similar decoration and with hanging hook ends, in the original fitted Faberge case, diameter of bowl 18.5cm, height 13,5, length of kovsh 11cm, approx. total gross weight 35oz. (6)Provenance: Acquired by Nathaniel Melhuish Comins Stevens (1868 –1954) in 1899. By descent to the present owner. Nathaniel Melhuish Comins Stevens was commissioned from RMC Sandhurst into the Indian Army in 1890. By 1895, he started a three-year language course in Moscow. But these studies were interrupted when, at his own expense, he returned to serve in his Regiment during the Afghan War of 1897- 1898. Upon his return to Moscow to complete his course, he was due for promotion to Captain. At that time, it was customary for officers to present a piece of silver to their Regiment on promotion to Captain. Stevens purchased the present lot for his Regiment, and for many years it stood on a centre table in the entrance hall of the Officers' Mess. During a Ladies' Guest Night, a woman was seen by a Mess servant putting one of the kovshi from the set into her handbag. This was reported to the Mess Committee, who then considered if and how they should attempt to recover the kovsh without a public scandal. However, the history of their deliberations has not survived, and the kovsh was never recovered.During WW1 Colonel Stevens commanded the 107th Pioneers in Flanders and the Middle East. On his retirement he was awarded the CMG and the Russian Order of St Anne, Second Class, with swords for valour.In 1933 the Regiment was disbanded, and items of silver that had been presented to the Officers' Mess over the years were returned to their donors. This set has remained in the family ever since.
Fabergé, Igor Carl, Gelbgold Kreuzanhänger mit Saphir, Diamanten, Perlen u. blauem Emaille, Geneva um 1970, antikisierende Form, gestempelt 14 kt Gelbgold, besetzt mit quadrat. Saphir, 3 kl. Diamanten, Farbe weiß, Reinheit P1, Kreuzenden blau emailliert, mit kl. Perlen bekrönt, rückseitig gestempelt "FM", Copyrightmarke, 83 u. 14 kt, vertrieben bei Ars mundi, 4 x 3 cm, mit vergoldeter silberner Panzerkette, L: 54 cm, Gesamtgew.: 6,18 g, mit orig. Samtetui in Bordeauxrot, bez. "The House of Igor Carl Fabergé Geneva", 4548 - 0003
Cutlery set (4), Peter Carl Fabergé, Moscow 1892, silver. Set consisting of a tea strainer, sugar tongs, sugar scoop and a biscuit fork. Made with rocaille elements and openwork details. Russia, Moscow, silversmith Peter Carl Fabergé, essayeur Lev Fridrikhovitch Oleks, 1892, hallmarks: maker's mark, 84, city hallmark, essayeur's mark, 1892 - gilding partly worn. 132 grams, 84 Zolotniki 875/1000. Tea strainer dimensions: L 16 cm, W 5 cm.
Coffee / tea set (3), Peter Carl Fabergé, Moscow 1891/1892, silver. Beautiful 3-piece service consisting of a coffee / tea pot, milk jug and sugar bowl with rich floral decoration and rocailles. Russia, Moscow, Carl Fabergé, 1891/1892, hallmarks: maker's mark, 1891/1892, 84, assayer's mark, city hallmark Moscow. 652 grams, 84 Zolotniki 875/1000. Dimensions H 12 cm.
A GROUP OF YSL, JEAN PATOU AND OTHER ASSORTED PERFUMES, comprising a 50ml bottle of unused 'Sublime' eau de parfum by jean Patou, a boxed 36ml bottle of YSL 'Opium' eau de toilette spray (partially used), a boxed 36ml bottle of 'Opium' eau de toilette spray (unused), a boxed 30ml bottle of Carven 'Ma Griff' (unused), a sealed bottle 50ml bottle of Helena Rubinstein 'Barynia' eau de parfum spray, a boxed 45ml bottle of Fabergé 'Partage' eau de toilette (partially used), a 35ml boxed bottle of YSL 'Cinéma' eau de parfum (partially used), a 30ml boxed bottle of Per Una 'Vintage love' (unused) and a boxed 30ml bottle of 'Rosie' for Autograph eau de parfum, a sealed box of Lagunamoon premium essential oils and an unused 15ml bottle of White Satin by Yardley (11) (Condition Report: boxes have a few scuffs and creases in varying degrees)
Fabergé. A two colour gold mounted guilloché enamel pencil holder, with the workmaster's mark of Andrei Adler, St Petersburg, 1908-1917, marked on suspension loop and gold mount, 6.5cm long Provenance: Christie's, New York, 20 October 1997, lot 112. Christie’s, New York, 24 April 2009, lot 221. Christie's, London, Russian Art, 30 November 2015, lot 229.Condition Report: The pencil holder is marked 56 and with scratched inventory mark 3761, and the suspension loop 56, both are marked with the initials AA for Andrei Adler. the pencil holder is a little loose in the case and has two tiny spots of grey residue possibly due to minor repair to the cross band (see images . all enamel is complete with no damage or chips. gross weight 7.7g
An 18ct gold Fabergé enamel egg pendant on chain. The blue guilloche enamel egg with star detailing, suspended from a trace link chain, signed Fabergé, numbered 226, hallmarks for London, 2005, length of pendant 1.5cm, length of chain 42cm, gross weight 6.4g. With maker's box and certificate of authenticity, ref. F21743L.Overall condition goodVery light signs of occasional wearPendant does not open
An 18ct gold Fabergé enamel and diamond bracelet. Designed as a series of four blue guilloche tapered links with diamond accents and trace link chain spacers to the spring clasp, signed Fabergé, total diamond weight 0.08ct, numbered 24/1000, stamped 750, length 20.2cm, gross weight 11.2g. With maker's box and certificate of authenticity, ref. F2310BL.Overall condition goodSigns of very light and occasional wear
BELLE-EPOQUE ZIGARETTENETUI IM FABERGÉ-STIL um 1900 Silber, gest. '925', part. vergoldet, Guilloche-Emaille, Zuchtperlen, Smaragde, facettierte grüne Glassteine. 15,5 x 10 x 4 cm. Längsrechteckige Form mit graviertem Blattdekor, rot-braunem Guilloche-Emaille, Zuchtperlen und auf dem scharnierten Deckel Doppelkopfadler, besetzt mit kleinen Perlen, Smaragden und grünen Glassteinen. Gebrauchsspuren, leicht ber.
A Russian Imperial jewelled gold presentation cigarette case, by Fabergé workmaster Gabriel Nykänen (Niukkanen), St. Petersburg, post 1908, 14 carat gold, of rounded rectangular form, decorated throughout with bands of reeding, the hinged cover applied with a diamond-set crowned Imperial double headed eagle, with cabochon sapphire thumbpiece, the inside lid engraved in script: ‘Please accept this little remembrance fm. Maria 1913’ stamped mark for 56 zolotniks, maker’s mark ‘GN’ struck twice, contained in gilt heightened fitted case, the cover with gilt Imperial double headed eagle, silk stamped ‘A.Tillander St. Petersburg’, length 89mm. £5,000-£7,000 --- Provenance: According to documentation provided by auctioneers Geoff H. Gray Pty. Limited of Sydney, who sold the cigarette case in a Private Collection in 1978, it was presented by the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, Consort of Czar Alexander III, to the wife of Admiral N. C. Palmer RN, Captain of the Royal yacht Victoria & Albert from August 1909 - December 1913. He was appointed Naval Aide-Camp to King George V on 4 June 1913 and Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (V.C.O) on 13 October 1913. Thence by family descent, until offered for sale in 1978. The Empress Maria Feodorovna visited England every summer after 1907. Her sister, Queen Alexandra, Consort of King Edward VII, would similarly travel to Denmark each year for family reunions. British newspaper articles in August 1913 reference the Empress’s summer visit to England on the Royal yacht. It would have been usual practice for the Empress to distribute gifts in thanks for kindnesses and faithful service. Tillanders, the Finnish jewellers situated in the heart of St Petersburg, were by the beginning of the 20th century, a thriving business and receiving a steady stream of orders from the Russian Imperial family, including the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna. Their records also refer to many presentation jewels and gifts made for the Romanov Tercentenary in 1913. Gabriel Nykänen (Niukkanen)(1854-1921) Born in central Finland, as a young man Nykänen left his home for St. Petersburg to pursue a career as a goldsmith, opening his own workshop in 1889, and taking premises at No. 39 Kazanskaya Street. Nykänen is thought to have worked initially as a sub-contractor to several manufacturing and retail jewellers, whilst also acting as a supplier and workmaster to Fabergé. He is best known for his production of fine gold and silver cigarette cases, many of which were made as Imperial presentation pieces; however they seldom bear the Fabergé hallmark. Kenneth Snowman records that Gabriel Nykänen was appointed head of Fabergé’s Odessa workshop, however recent research suggests that he worked in St. Petersburg without interruption until 1917. His nephew, the goldsmith Frans Botolf Nykänen is known to have worked in Odessa, from 1902. Literature: Ulla Tillander-Godenheilm, Fabergé and his masters and artisans, pub. Unicorn, 2018. David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye and Marie Betteley, Beyond Fabergé, Imperial Russian Jewelry, pub. Schiffer, 2020. Condition Report The letter date 1978 from Geoff H. Gray Pty Limited suggested the inscription was likely to be Marie Feodorovna, rather than ‘Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna’. Since Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna was in Russia in 1913 attending the Romanov Tercentenary celebrations in Moscow (celebrations in Moscow took place for a week in February and later across Russia during May, after which the Grand Duchess returned to Stockholm and on to Capri), it seems that her connection to the cigarette box can be discounted. Numerous rose-cut diamonds missing to the applied double headed eagle motif. General surface wear to exterior of cigarette case and a tiny dent to the centre of the cover. Gross weight 91.8gm. Tillander box - morocco leather to the top only. General scuffs to the box throughout. Sticker to base numbered 18/124. Interior - silk fraying at the hinge.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Ring mit kleinem Brillant ca. 0,10 ct, GG 18K, blau emailliert, 7 gr, RW: 54, 1990er Jahre, Tragespuren, Emaillierung stark berieben, nummeriert "76/1000", inkl. Etui.| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER ring with small brilliant-cut diamond ca. 0.10 ct, 18K YG, blue enamel, 7 gr, ring size 54, 1990s, signs of wear, enamel heavily abraded, numbered "76/1000", incl. case.
Schwere Emailledose "1001 Nacht"im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet und emailliert. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerundeten Ecken. Die Wandung sowie der Scharnierdeckel tief royalblau mit goldenen Sternen emailliert. Auf dem Deckel zwei applizierte Sterne sowie eine zarte Mondsichel, ausgefasst mit Diamantrosen. Der Deckelrand sowie die Ecken verziert mit floral graviertem Zierband. Schauseitiger, schmaler Drücker. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 385 g. H. 3 cm. 11 cm x 8,3 cm. A heavy Russian "1001 nights" gilt and enamelled silver box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Runde Emaille-Zierdoseim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. emailliert. Sich bauchig erweiternder Korpus mit scharniertem, gering gewölbtem Deckel. Korpus und Deckel eisgrau emailliert und wellenförmig sowie strahlenförmig guillochiert. Zentral die zarte Darstellung einer rosettenähnlichen Schneeflocke. Der Deckel äußerst fein gerahmt von umlaufendem Kranz aus Vergissmeinnicht-Blüten. Volutierter, ornamentierter Drücker, ausgefasst mit Diamantrosen und Farbsteincabochon. Innen vergoldet. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 80 g. H. 2,8 cm. D. 5,7 cm.A Russian enamelled silver box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Gilt inside. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleiner figürlicher Briefbeschwererim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Über naturalistisch geschliffenem Malachitstein die vollplastische Darstellung einer Schildkröte mit kleinen Schmucksteinen als Augen und beweglichem Kopf. H. 3,5 cm. 7,6 cm x 5,3 cm. A Russian malachite and gilt silver paperweight with turtle in the style of Karl Fabergé.Russland. 20. Jh.
Ziervaseim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet sowie emailliert und Metall. Rechteckiger Sockel mit abgeschrägten Kanten aus Lapislazuli. Kurzer Schaft in Form von Lanzettblättern als Träger für ovoiden Korpus. Schauseitig zentral besetzt mit Farbsteincabochon und umzogen von perlmutterfarbend changierendem Fond. Der Rand oberhalb ausgefasst mit Diamantrosen. In der Vase einsetzbarer, schmaler Blütenstängel, bekrönt von einer Blüte aus geschnittenem Perlmutter und einem Blatt aus Nephrit. Gest. 88. H. 13 cm. A Russian parcel-gilt silver and metal flower vase with a silver gilt flower stem in the style of Karl Fabergé with lapis lazuli base. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Seltene Jardiniere von Peter-Karl FabergéSilber und farbloses Glas. Über vier gedrückten, godronierten Kugelfüßen, ovaler Korpus, umzogen von profiliertem Rand mit Rillen- und Kreuzbanddekor. Die Wandung schau- und rücks. verziert mit rechteckigen, von Perlband umrandeten Kartuschen mit graviertem Monogr. "K J"(?) unter Fürstenkrone sowie dat. "24. VIII 1907". Umlaufender Dekor aus reliefierten Greifendarstellungen, Lorbeerkränzen, Festons und Palmetten über äußerst fein punziertem Grund. Seitliche, gebogte Henkel, am Ansatz mit Blütenrosetten verziert. Glaseinsatz mit geschnittenem Bodenstern, der Rand geschliffen mit stilisiertem Blütenkelchdekor. Wandung im Inneren mit zarter, geritzter Inv.-Nr. "21794". Gest. 84, Beschauzeichen, Herstellerzeichen in Kyrillisch mit Hoflieferantenzeichen. Gew. ohne Glaseinsatz ca. 670 g. H. 7,6 cm. 32 cm x 18,5 cm.Vgl. Postnikova-Losseva, 1995, Nr. 2607, 3878; Kat. Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung, Fabergé, Dr. Géza von Habsburg, München, S. 333.A rare Russian silver and cut glass jardiniere by Peter-Karl Fabergé. Monogrammed under princely crown and dated. Scratched inventory number "21794". Standard mark 84, assay and maker´s with imperial warrant.Russland. Moskau. Peter-Karl Fabergé. Um 1905.
Kleine Malachitschatulleim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerader Wandung. Auf flachem Scharnierdeckel zentral applizierte, stilisierte Profildarstellung Peter des Großen sowie dekoriert mit Lorbeerblattfestons und Schleife sowie besetzt mit Farbsteincabochons. Gest. 84. H. 4,5 cm. 9 cm x 5,3 cm. A Russian gilt silver and malachite box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Malachitschatulleim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Sechsfach gekanteter Korpus mit gerader Wandung. Auf flachem Steckdeckel zentraler, blau, grün und weiß emaillierter Balusterknauf mit stilisiertem Pinienzapfen als Bekrönung, umzogen von sechs Blattapplikationen. Die Wandung schauseitig korrespondierend verziert. Gest. 84. H. 11,5 cm. 12,3 cm x 14 cm. A Russian malachite and gilt silver box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Emaillevase mit Blüteim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet sowie emailliert und Metall. Rechteckiger Sockel mit abgeschrägten Kanten aus Lapislazuli. Darüber zwei vollplastische Schwäne eine herausnehmbare, konische Vase flankierend. Der Vasenkorpus wellenförmig guillochiert und blau emailliert mit weiß aufgemalten, musizierenden Putti, Instrumenten und Zierornamente. In der Vase ein Glaseinsatz sowie ein schmaler Blütenstängel, bekrönt von einer Blüte aus geschnittenem Rosenquarz und zwei Blättern aus Nephrit. Gest. 88. H. 15 cm. A small Russian parcel-gilt silver and metal flower vase with a silver gilt flower stem in the style of Karl Fabergé with lapis lazuli base. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine dekorative Ziervasein der Art von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet sowie Bergkristall und Nephrit. Stand in Form einer konischen Vase. Herausnehmbarer Vergissmeinnicht-Zweig mit kleinen hellblauen Glasblüten sowie Blättern. H. 18,5 cm. A Russian rock crystal vase with a small gilt silver forget-me-not blossom-twig with leaves of nephrite in the style of Karl Fabergé.Russland. 20. Jh.
Dekorative Malachitschatulleim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerader Wandung und abgeschrägten Längskanten. Auf flachem Scharnierdeckel die vollplastische Darstellung einer Schnecke, umzogen von appliziertem Eichenlaub. Das scharnierter Schneckenhaus als kleines Geheimfach nutzbar. Gest. 84. H. 8,5 cm. 15 cm x 10 cm. A decorative Russian malachite and parcel-gilt silver box with snail in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Emailledoseim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet und teilw. emailliert. Ovaler Korpus. Scharnierdeckel, unterteilt durch schwarzes Ornamentband und Blütendekor, zentral mit einer applizierten und mit Diamantrosen ausgefassten Libelle über hellblau emailliertem und wellenförmig guillochiertem Grund. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 50 g. H. 1,4 cm. 4,9 cm x 4,3 cm. A Russian gilt silver and enamelled pill box with dragonfly in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Malachitdoseim Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Sechsfach gekanteter Korpus mit gerader Wandung. Auf flachem Steckdeckel die vollplastische Darstellung einer Kröte mit kleinen Schmucksteinen als Augen. Gest. 84. H. 6,3 cm. 6,3 cm x 7 cm. A small Russian malachite and gilt silver box with toad in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
2 Teile Victor Meyer-Fabergé Kollektion Gelbgold 750 Schmuck: 1 Ei-Anhänger mit royalblauem Transluzidemaille auf guillochiertem Grund und Brillanten (zus. ca. 0.06ct/VSI/W, 6,6g, L. 17,4 ohne Öse, sign./num. 19/500, best.) an langer Kette mit doppelköpfigem Adler auf ellipsoider Platte (11,5g, L. 47,5cm, sign./num. 161/300), um 1990
Großes Silber Kaffee-/Teeset RusslandEnde 19. Jh., kyrillisch gestempelt K. Fabergé, Kokoschnikmarke sowie Doppeladler, Silber, godroniert und graviert, bestehend aus Tablett mit Kaffeekernstück und zusätzlicher Teekanne mit Deckeldose sowie Stövchen mit Sicherheitsverschluss am Brenner, Dekor aus Festons mit Volutenmotiven und Floralismen, graviertes Besitzermonogramm "S", Griff der Teekanne etwas reparaturbedürftig, sonst guter altersgemäßer Zustand, L Tablett 64 cm, G total ca. 6369 g.
Konvolut Fachbücher Porzellan25 Stück, Fachliteratur über folgende Hersteller: Nymphenburg, Meissen, Rosenthal, Lomonossow St. Petersburg, Frankenthal, Villeroy & Boch Mettlach, dazu Deutsche Porzellanmarken, drei Kataloge Meissen, 2 Bücher Fabergé, Ordner mit Kopien zu Thüringer Porzellanmanufakturen und fünf zeitgenössische Broschüren Nymphenburg sowie ein Katalog Jugendstil von Klaus Jürgen Sembach, unterschiedliche Erhaltung mit Gebrauchsspuren.
Zwei Tassen mit UT, ''Höchst für Fabergé'' , 21. Jh., Dekors in versch. Farben, reiche Ziervergoldung, aus der Serie ''Eremitage'', lim. Auflage, rote Tasse mit Weinlaubdekor nach Motiven aus der Zeit Peters des Großen 312/1500, gelbe Tasse mit Lilien, nach einem Faberge Ei, 308/1500, H. 9,5 cm
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Clip-Anhänger "Ei mit Küken", emailliert, lim. Edition 77/1000, GG 18K, 15,2 g, 3x1,4 cm, Ei, taubenblau transparent emailliert mit innensitzendem Küken, gelb mit schwarzen Augen auf grüner Wiese, 2. H. 20. Jh., Tragespuren, rückseitig Email stark berieben, punziert VM FABERGÉ 77/1000.| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER clip-pendant "Egg with chick", enamelled, lim. edition 77/1000, 18K yellow gold, 15.2 g, 3x1.4 cm, egg, dove blue transparent enamelled with chick inside, yellow with black eyes sitting on green grass, 2nd half of 20th century, signs of wear, enamel backwards distinct abraded, marked FABERGÉ VM 77/1000.

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