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Click here to subscribeFabergé pair of 14ct gold blue enamel and diamond elephant cufflinks, with bear toggle backs, the reverse stamped HW for workmaster Henrik Wigström and 56 zolotnik, in original fitted boxCondition Report:Approx 22.75gm, enamel good, one diamond missing from a cufflink (not detrimental), head dimensions = 20mm x 18mm, few marks to case
Manschettenknopfpaar mit Email und Brillanten "Fabergé" bei Victor Mayer. Gelbgold 585 gestempelt. Sechseckpunze VM. 1,7 x 1,7 cm. 15,7 g. Emaillierte Manschettenknöpfe mit je 8 kleinen, eingelassenen Brillanten, an Kippknebel. Mit Zertifikat, Quittung von 1992, weinroter Beutel. Aufrufzeit 25. | Okt 2023 | voraussichtlich 14:16 Uhr (CET)Pair of cufflinks with enamel and diamonds "Fabergé" by Victor Mayer. Stamped yellow gold 585. Hexagonal hallmark VM. 1.7 x 1.7 cm. 15,7 g. Enameled cufflinks, each with 8 small inset diamonds, on tilt toggle. With certificate, 1992 receipt, burgundy pouch. Call time 25 | Oct 2023 | expected 14:16 (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.
Fabergé, a nephrite and gold bell push, workmaster Henrik Wigström, late 19th century, composed of polished green nephrite, the circular foot tapering up into a domed button, trimmed in gold with a fringe of acanthus leaf motifs, the foot with a gold band of laurel leaves, supported on three fluted circular feet, the base issuing a wire, measuring 6.1 x 6.1 x 4.5cm, signed Fabergé, Russian assay mark, workmaster's stamp HW, scratched inventory number 14197
A gold, enamel and diamond snuff box, of oval outline, centring on the cipher of Tsar Nicholas II, set with rose-cut diamonds, within a border of larger rose-cut diamonds and surmounted by a crown set with cabochon rubies, to a ground of radiating pale and deep blue guilloché enamel, the box sides with deep blue guilloché enamel, the juncture between box and lid lined with a border of laurel leaves in gold, centring on a cabochon ruby within scrolled borders of rose-cut diamonds, opening to reveal a plain gold interior, measuring 6.2 x 5.1 x 3cm, spurious Russian marks for Fabergé and Henrik Wigström, gross weight 141 grams, fitted wooden case with spurious Fabergé stamp
Fabergé, an aventurine quartz, ruby and diamond scent bottle pendant, workmaster Michael Perchin, late 19th century, designed as a handled amphora in carved aventurine quartz, mounted in gold with laurel festoons crossed with X-shaped motifs set with rose-cut diamonds, the hinged lid accented with additional rose-cut diamonds and cabochon rubies, opening to reveal a gold stopper, the vase's hoop handles connected to a gold chain suspension, length 9.8cm including chain, Russian 56 zolotnik assay mark with workmaster's mark MП and faint additional mark, scratched inventory number 2565Cf.: two scent bottles in the Royal Collection trust by Perchin for Fabergé, RCIN 40221, designed in aventurine quartz in the Chinese taste, probably purchased by Queen Alexandra c.1904, and RCIN 40220, for a smoky quartz scent bottle designed as a lyre, the guilloché enamel, rose diamond and pearl lid of a comparable silhouette to the present bottle.
GERALD BENNEY: a rare large silver-gilt and enamelled boxLondon 1972, also stamped 'Gerald Benney London'Rectangular form with bark-effect texturing on the sides, the underside with radiating texturing, the cover decorated with dark blue and white enamel, the blue enamel over a textured ground resembling moiré silk, with a black leather-lined interior, height 6.7cm, length 20.8cm, weight total 50.5oz.Footnotes:GERALD BENNEY CBE RDI (1930-2008)Gerald Benney was one of the most outstanding goldsmiths of the 20th century, with works being continuously produced for over fifty years, from private commissions to mass production. Born in Hull, Yorkshire, in 1930, Benney received many commissions from the Royal Family and was the first craftsman to hold four Royal Warrants simultaneously: from Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales.Gerald Benney decided that his home at Beenham House in Berkshire was the place to develop the use of enamels. The first steps were to travel to Zurich to find an enameller who worked for Burch Korrodi. By chance he came across the Norwegian Berger Bergensen, who had worked for the House of Bolin as well as Burch. Bergensen was persuaded to come to Beenham House and taught the Benney workforce all he knew about enamelling. Both Alan Evans and Robert Winter becoming notable master enamellers for Benney.It took several years to master the craft. He refined and mastered this art, enamelling larger surface areas than Fabergé.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ARAR Goods subject to Artists Resale Right Additional Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
HISTORICAL IMPERIAL RUSSIAN: a pair of silver-mounted ruby glass dessert tazzas from the dowry of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna Romanovaby Carl Johan Tegelsten, assay master Dmitry Ilyich Tverskoy, St Petersburg 1846, 84 standard, one incuse stamped N:6, scratched beneath N:6 and the other N:13 Shaped circular form, a removable ruby cut-glass bowl featuring diamond patterns and leaf motifs, resting on a plain polished circular silver plate, the ruby cut-glass baluster stem attached via a connecting silver disc to a ruby glass domed spreading foot, mounted within an intricately chased silver acanthus base, terminating in four scroll feet, height 21cm, diameter plate 25cm. (2)Footnotes:A similar pair of silver mounted ruby glass tazzas from the wedding dowry service of Grand Duchess Alexandra Nikolaevna (the sister of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna) by Carl Tegelsten, St Peterburg 1844, were sold at Sotheby's London on 9th June 2010 in the 'Russian Works of Art, Fabergé and Icons' auction, Lot 574.ProvenanceFrom the wedding dowry service ordered by Tsar Nicholas I for his daughter, Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia, the future Queen Olga of Württemberg (1822-1892).HistoryGrand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna (1822-1892) was the second daughter of Tsar Nicholas I (1796-1855) and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna (1798-1860), born Charlotte of Prussia. Olga grew up as part of a close family of eight sisters and brothers. She had two elder siblings: Emperor Alexander II of Russia and Grand Duchess Maria of Russia, and five younger siblings: Grand Duchess Alexandra of Russia, Grand Duchess Elizabeth of Russia (died in infancy), Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia and Grand Duke Michael of Russia. Attractive, cultured and intelligent, she was considered to be one of the most eligible princesses in Europe. She spoke several languages, and was fond of music and painting. Olga met Crown Prince Charles of Württemberg in early 1846 in Palermo, and their subsequent marriage was a political and dynastic decision rather than a love match. As an overt indicator of wealth and status, the sumptuous wedding dowry from Olga's father the Tsar included furs, furniture sets, carriages, porcelain, bed linen, glass, jewellery and an expansive silver service. These two dessert tazzas came from what was known as the 'Golden Ruby' dessert service, which included a large suite of Russian ruby glass from the Imperial Russian Glass Manufactory. This bespoke service included dessert plates and glasses, plus various silver mounted serving dishes. The Tsar was so impressed by this striking service that he ordered an almost identical set for his other daughter's wedding dowry, the Grand Duchess Alexandra Nikolaevna, which may be seen today in the Schloss Fasanerie Museum in Eichenzell near Fulda in Germany ('Die Mitgift einer Zarentochter' Exhibition Catalogue 1997/98).Tsar Nicholas I insisted that everything created for Olga's dowry (and also those of his other two daughters) was to be in the 'latest English fashion, particularly beautiful and fine' (M. N. Lopato, 'Iuveliery starogo Peterburga', St Petersburg, 2006, p. 128). The service commissioned by the Emperor for Olga included almost five hundred silver items, and the responsibility to fulfil this order fell to the main supplier of silver and bronzes in St Petersburg, the renowned English retailer 'Nicholls and Plincke'. Charles Nicholls and William Plincke (in Russian: Николс и Плинке) were two English men trading in St Petersburg who were granted Russian citizenship in 1804. They were elevated to Merchants of the 1st Guild in 1808 and began trading to capitalise on an increased interest in English products in the first half of the 19th Century, at first importing things from England, but also retailing items made in the workshops of Russian craftsmen. Around 1815 they took over a business founded by their fellow countryman John Pickersgill (1765-1841), which was renamed 'William Plincke's English Shop'. In 1829 they established 'Messrs. Nicholls and Plincke's Magasin Anglais' which supplied luxury goods to the Russian market. 'Magasin Anglais' subsequently became one of the most celebrated shops in Russia and was considered the leading retailer of luxury goods to the aristocracy, with a virtual monopoly in the supply of artistic silverware to the Imperial Court (before eventually being supplanted by Carl Fabergé).The silversmith Carl Johan Tegelsten, of Finnish descent, moved to St Petersburg in 1817. He built up a prosperous business during the next thirty-five years, supplying work to some of the city's best retail houses. Tegelsten's longtime connection with 'Nicholls and Plincke' is of particular interest as he produced for them a range of pieces in the then fashionable English taste, of which this pair of tazzas are a striking example, characterised by rococo motifs and naturalistic foliage.When Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia married Crown Prince Charles of Württemberg (1823-1891) on 13th July 1846 at the Peterhof Palace near St. Petersburg, a grand celebration was held at the Tsar's summer palace, and the extensive dowry was then taken by the newlyweds to Württemberg in Germany. They resided in both the Villa Berg in Stuttgart and the Kloster Hofen in Friedrichshafen, located on the shore of Lake Constance in southern Germany. In 1864, Karl acceded the throne and became the third King of Württemberg, making Olga its Queen. When her husband died on 6 October 1891, Olga became Queen Dowager of Württemberg. She died one year later, on 30 October 1892 in Friedrichshafen aged 70, and was buried in the crypt of the Old Castle in Stuttgart.At the beginning of the 20th century, with the turbulence in Russia, the Grand Duchess Olga's extravagant service was distributed amongst various museums and private collections. Today, nineteen pieces of the original silver service are kept in the storeroom of the Peterhof State Museum, and other pieces are exhibited in the Fabergé Museum in St Petersburg. Few silver items from the Grand Duchess's dowry are still in private hands, but some pieces have been sold at auction over the years, including an impressive tureen from the Van Cliburn Collection that was previously acquired in Vienna in the 1960s (Christie's New York, 17 May 2012, 'The Van Cliburn Collection', lot 21). As such, this pair of silver mounted ruby glass dessert tazzas, steeped in Imperial Russian history, are a rarity to appear on the open market.LiteratureJohn Culme, 'Marks, Fine Antique Silver', (London: A. M. Marks Limited, 2005), pp.82-85 with photographsM. N. Lopato, 'Iuveliery starogo Peterburga', (St Petersburg: 2006), p.128Schloss Fasanerie Museum in Eichenzell, 'Die Mitgift einer Zarentochter' Exhibition Catalogue 1997/98For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR FRANCIS LLOYD, GCVO, KCB, DSO (1853-1926) DESK SEAL AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY ROCK CRYSTAL AND SILVER-GILT MOUNTED DESK SEAL The baluster rock crystal handle with an engraved lion rampant, the domed terminal engraved 'fecit Cecil Thomas 1914' the silver-gilt mount to the neck with embossed Roman lettering 'HWY PERI CLOD NA GOLUD', the mount to the terminal modelled as a stylised coronet, above a laurel wreath, to a canted rock crystal matrix with engraved coat of arms Dimensions:Length: 8cm, matrix: 2.6cm x 2.1cm Note: Note:Lieutenant General Sir Francis Lloyd (1853-1926)Born to a military family, Lloyd was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant into the 33rd Regiment (or The Duke of Wellington's Regiment) in 1874 after which he transferred to his father's regiment, the Grenadier Guards, later that year. Two years later he was promoted to full lieutenant. On the occasion of the coronation of George V in 1911 he was made a Knight Commander of the Bath. In 1913, at the age of 60, his command of the Welsh Division expired. He was promoted to Major-General commanding the Brigade of Guards and GOC London District. In 1913 Lieutenant General Sir Francis Lloyd was appointed to the supreme position reserved for Guardsmen, the command of the London Districts. The war saw an extension of his responsibilities to include the hospitals and main railway terminals??? in the metropolis. On his death in 1926 his funeral was held at Guards Chapel, Wellington Barracks. Unusually for this seal we not only know who it was made for by who made it. Created by Cecil Thomas (1885- 1976) who was a s a sculptor and gem carver by trade. He received many important commissions from all over the world including gem carving for the House of Fabergé.
FABERGÉ: ENAMEL AND DIAMOND EGG PENDANTGreen guilloche enamel and brilliant-cut diamonds, signed Fabergé, maker's mark VM for Victor Mayer, length 2.cm, maker's case and box, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from FabergéFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Achat-Büste mit Goldmontierung in der Art von Fabergé, 20. Jhdt. Sehr fein geschnitzte Achat-Büste. 14kt Goldmontierung mit gravierter Lorbeerzier, besetzt mit neun Diamanten. Punziert mit Feingehalt "56". Auf einem Nephritsockel. Achat bestoßen. Höhe 8,3 cm bzw. 4,7 cm (ohne Sockel).Keywords: Russland A gold-mounted agate stone bust set with diamonds on a nephrite base, in the manner of Fabergé, 20th century A gold-mounted agate stone bust set with diamonds on a nephrite base, in the manner of Fabergé, 20th centurySehr fein geschnitzte Achat-Büste. 14kt Goldmontierung mit gravierter Lorbeerzier, besetzt mit neun Diamanten. Punziert mit Feingehalt "56". Auf einem Nephritsockel. Achat bestoßen. Höhe 8,3 cm bzw. 4,7 cm (ohne Sockel).Condition: II -Keywords: Russia
A Fabergé silver-gilt and pictorial enamel cigarette casewith Imperial Warrant, Moscow 1908-1917rectangular with rounded corners, hinged cover repoussé and chased with stylised motifs, with enamel reserve with stylised enamel blackcock, cabochon sapphire thumbpiece, gilt interior, struck inside to both sides, 88 standard, 11.5cm long x 8cm wideFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Fabergé silver-gilt and pictorial enamel cigarette casewith Imperial Warrant, Feodor Rückert, 15th Artel, Moscow 1908-1917rectangular with rounded corners, the lid with reserve painted en plein after Viktor Vasnetsov's Ivan Tsarevich Riding the Grey Wolf, the surface cloisonné enamelled throughout with a geometric pattern in green and brown on blue ground, with a sapphire cabochon thumbpiece, marked inside, scratched inventory number '33687', 88 standard, 10cm long x 8cm wideFor further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
FABERGÉ: CHALCEDONY AND DIAMOND BROOCH, CIRCA 1900The oval blue chalcedony cabochon within a rose-cut diamond ribbon bow surround, maker's mark for A Thielmann (St Petersburg 1896-1908), Russian assay marks, length 2.5cmFootnotes:ProvenanceAccording to the vendor, this brooch originally belonged to Countess Olsoufieff, née Princess Abamelir Lazerew, thence by descent.Please note this lot has VAT at a preferential rate of 5% on the Hammer Price and VAT at the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Runde Deckeldose in der Art der Fabergé-DosenGold en trois couleurs 56 Zolotniki (585/-), gestempelt. Royalblaues und weißes Transluzidemail auf guillochiertem Grund. Ca. 76 Diamantrosen. 1 Granat im runden Cabochonschliff. Motiv des russischen Doppeladlers in einer ovalen Rahmung auf dem Deckel. Punzen. Zwei kleine Fehlstellen beim blauen Email. Zwei Diamanten fehlen. D. ca. 4,9 cm, H. ca. 3 cm. Ca. Ca. 123,6 g.Dabei: Holzkästchen
Ovale Deckeldose in der Art der Fabergé-DosenGelbgold 56 Zolozniki (585/-), gestempelt, Silber, getestet. Royalblaues und lindgrünes Transluzidemail auf guillochiertem Grund. Opakes weißes Email. 27 Diamantrosen. Auf dem Deckel Monogramm Alexander III. Punzen. Ca. 6,1 x 4,4 x 1,9 cm. Ca. Ca. 73,4 g.Dabei: Holzkästchen
Medaillon Anhänger, 585er Rosegold, Russland, an Ankerkette, 585er Gelbgold, gestempelt, Rundmedaillon schauseitig mittig mit graviertem Monogramm, Rand umlaufend reliefiertes C-förmig geschwungenes Dekor, aufklappbar, rückseitig verschlagene Punzen (wohl 56 Zolotniki, Kokoshnikmarke, Herstellerzeichen KF (Carl Fabergé?)), D.: ca. 22,97 mm, Kette mit Federringverschluss, L.: ca. 48 cm, Gesamtgewicht: ca. 11,43 g.
A limited edition Victor Mayer for Fabergé cross pendant, A limited edition Victor Mayer for Fabergé cross pendant, no. 497/1000, the bue enamel cross with brilliant cut diamond centre, signed Fabergé, stamped 750, length 4.2cm, gross weight 4.3g. Ref. F1881BL. With maker's box, case, and certificate of authenticity.Overall condition goodUnworn by present vendor
A limited edition 18ct gold Victor Mayer for Fabergé chain necklace, A limited edition 18ct gold Victor Mayer for Fabergé chain necklace, no. 728/1000, the fancy trace link chain with a spring clasp, signed Fabergé, hallmarks for London, length 46cm, gross weight 6.2g. Ref. F168646. With maker's box, case and certificate of authenticity.Overall condition goodLight scratches in keeping with very occasional wear
FABERGÉ: ENAMEL NECKLACE, EARRINGS AND BRACELET SUITEEach decorated with pink enamel and brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in 18 carat gold, signed Fabergé, maker's mark FAB, numbered, European convention marks, lengths: necklace 50.0cm, earrings 2.8cm, 17.5cm, accompanied by certificates of authenticity (3)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A RARE RUSSIAN SILVER AND BLUE ENAMEL BOX by Carl Fabergé, Moscow, c.1896-1908, square, the hinged cover centred by a pink foil-backed cabochon-cut topaz on a silver scroll and anthemion overlay on a deep blue engine-turned enamel ground, the four sides set with scroll and anthemion overlay on corresponding engine-turned enamel grounds, stamped marks on the underside of the cover and base, scratched inventory number 19870 on the underside of the base. 4cm square, 90 grams grossThe enamel is in excellent condition without damage. There is a tiny dint to the side of the cover, but generally the box is in excellent condition.
A 19th century gold horse fob seal, the finely cast horse realistically modelled, and mounted to an oval plaque with ribbed border, and bearing spurious Russian marks for Fabergé, above a polished bloodstone base, with ring suspension loop, height 28mm. £500-£700 --- Condition Report In good condition. No chips to the bloodstone. Length of bloodstone panel 25mm. Weight 12.0gm.
Dose in Form eines Prunk-Eis im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet und emailliert. Trompetenförmiger Stand mit reliefiertem Eierstabfries umzogen, übergehend in ovoiden, dunkelgrün emaillierten und wellenförmig guillochierten, scharnierten Korpus. Reiche, filigran durchbrochen gearbeitete Applikationen in Form von Maiglöckchenstielen mit kleinen Perlen als Blüten. In den Zwischenräumen applizierte, mit Diamantrosen ausgefasste Libellen. Schauseitig als Drücker ein gefasster Granatcabochon über Volutenornament. Innen mit beigefarbenem Velours ausgekleidet. Gest. 88. Gew. 445 g. H. 15,5 cm.A Russian gilt and enamelled silver box in the shape of an egg in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Malachitdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Herzförmiger Korpus mit gerader Wandung. Auf flachem Scharnierdeckel eine reliefierte Blattrosette mit vollplastischer Darstellung eines Storches, ein Kind im Schnabel tragend. Gest. 84. H. 4 cm. 4,8 cm x 4,5 cm. A small Russian malachite and gilt silver box. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleines Tisch-Thermometer im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Farbloses Glas und Silber, vergoldet. Über quadratischem Sockel ein aufsteigender Obelisk mit eingelassenem Thermometer und Gradzahlskala. Die Kanten mit reliefiertem Dekor verziert. Obenauf ein bekrönter Doppeladler mit ausgebreiteten Flügeln. Gest. 88. H. 16,5 cm. 4,2 cm x 4,2 cm.A small Russian table thermometer in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Ziervase mit Blumen im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Muschelförmig godronierte, schwarze Vase mit vergoldeter Silbermontierung und hellblau umlaufendem Emailleband. Darin zwei herausnehmbare Blütenstängel aus vergoldetem Silber. Die Blätter u.a. aus geschnittenem Nephrit und Bergkristall. Mittig mit kleiner Diamantrose ausgefasst. Gest. 88. H. 13,5 cm. A small decorative Russian gilt silver-mounted vase with flowers and nephrite leafs. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Kleine Vase mit Blumen im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Balusterförmige Vase aus dunkelgrünem und hell gemasertem Nephrit. Darin ein eingesetzter Sandboden mit zwei herausnehmbaren Blütenstängeln aus vergoldetem Silber. Die Blätter u.a. aus geschnittenem Nephrit und Karneol. Mittig mit kleiner Diamantrose ausgefasst. Gest. 88. H. 16 cm. A small Russian nephrite vase with gilt silver-mounted flowers and nephrite leafs. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Malachitdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerader Wandung. Auf flachem Scharnierdeckel die applizierte und reliefierte Darstellung einer Frau in antikem Gewand über den Wolken mit ihrem, von zwei Pferden gezogenem Streitwagen fahrend. Gest. 84. H. 5 cm. 15,5 cm x 10,5 cm. A Russian malachite and gilt silver box. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Elegante Malachitdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Rechteckiger Korpus mit gerader Wandung und leicht abgeschrägten Kanten. Auf flachem Scharnierdeckel eine durchbrochen gearbeitete, vergoldete Silberapplikation mit Palmette, flankiert von steigenden Schwänen und umgeben von Voluten und Blüten. Gest. 84. H. 4,5 cm. 15,5 cm x 10 cm. An elegant Russian malachite and gilt silver box. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Runde Emaille-Zierdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. emailliert. Runde Form mit flachem Deckel. Zentral über einer Blattrosette ein applizierter rot emaillierter und mit Diamantrosen besetzter Marienkäfer, gerahmt von kleinen Rosenblüten. Deckel und Wandung wellenförmig guillochiert und eisgrau emailliert. Innen vergoldet. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 135 g. H. 3 cm. D. 7,4 cm. A Russian silver and enamelled box set with a ladybird and diamond roses in the style of Karl Fabergé. Gilt inside. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Zwei Cloisonné-Ziereier im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, emailliert. Von drei hohen Klauenfüßen getragener, ovoider, mittig auseinandernehmbarer Korpus. Wandung besetzt mit Schmucksteinen und umzogen von Darstellungen eines Teiches mit Fröschen bzw. bekröntem Doppeladler und Wappenschildern. Flächendeckend ornamentaler und floraler Dekor aus polychromem Zellenschmelzemail. Innen vergoldet. Gest. 84. Gew. zus. ca. 255 g. H. 9 cm - 9,5 cm. Two Russian silver and enamelled eggs in the style of Karl Fabergé. Gilt inside. Standard mark 84.Russland. Um 1900.
Kleine Zier-Aufsatzschale im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Onyx, Rhodonit sowie Silber, vergoldet. Ovaler, gestufter Stand, übergehend in kurzen eingezogenen Schaft mit schmaler, länglicher, gemuldeter Schale. Seitlich applizierte dreieckige Handhaben mit durchbrochen gearbeiteten, reliefplastischen, applizierten Palmetten. Gest. 88. H. 7 cm. 14 cm x 6 cm.A small decorative bowl made of onyx and rhodonite with gilt silver applications in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88. Russland. 20. Jh.
Dekorative Miniatur-Skulptur im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber und Bergkristall. Auf einem geschliffenen Eisberg eine kleine Skulptur in Form eines vollplastischen, naturalistisch gestalteten Bären mit Farbsteinen als Augen. Gest. 84. H. 5 cm. 6 cm x 2,8 cm. A decorative Russian miniature sculpture in the shape of a bear made of silver on a crystal iceberg rock. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Miniatur-Pferdeskulptur im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber. Auf ovalem flachem Sockel aus geschliffenem Lapislazuli die vollplastische Darstellung eines Pferdes. Gest. 84. H. 5 cm. 8 cm x 4,2 cm.A Russian silver miniature horse with lapis lazuli base in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Miniatur-Katze im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber. Auf ovalem flachem Sockel aus geschliffenem Lapislazuli die vollplastische Darstellung einer liegenden, mit einer Bergkristallperle spielenden Katze. Als Augen zwei Schmucksteincabochons. Gest. 84. H. 1,9 cm. 5,5 cm x 3,5 cm.A Russian silver miniature cat with lapis lazuli base in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Miniatur-Schildkröte im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber und Mammut. Vollplastisch und naturalistisch gearbeitet in Gestalt einer Schildkröte mit erhobenem Kopf, die Augen besetzt mit zwei lachsfarbene Schmucksteincabochons. Gest. 84. Gew. ca. 55 g. H. 2 cm. L. 6,5 cm.A Russian miniature silver and mammoth turtle in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 84.Russland. 20. Jh.
Dekorative Zierdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet. Mit Etui. Quadratische Form. Wandung und Deckel über wellenförmig guillochiertem Grund hellgrau emailliert. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel mittig ein Ovalmedaillon mit appliziertem "M" über helltürkisem Grund, gerahmt von reliefplastischem Blattkranz und Kreuzbanddekor. Darüber eine reliefierte Schleife mit korrespondierenden Blattkranzfestons mit Diamantrosen ausgefasst. Linearer Drücker ebenfalls mit Diamantrosen besetzt. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 455 g. 2 cm. 10 cm x 10,2 cm.A decorative Russian gilt and enamelled siver box in the style of Karl Fabergé. With box. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Zierdose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, teilw. vergoldet und emailliert. In originalem Holz-Etui. Längliche, rechteckige, stark gewölbte Form mit ellipsenförmigen Schmalseiten und gerundeten Längskanten. Rostrot emailliert über wellenförmig guillochiertem Grund. Auf dem scharnierten Deckel mittig applizierter und mit Diamantrosen ausgefasster russischer Doppeladler, gerahmt von den Jahreszahlen der Herrschaft der Romanows "1613" und "1913". Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 155 g. H. 3 cm. 9,2 cm x 4 cm. A decorative Russian parcel-gilt silver and enamelled box set with diamond roses in the style of Karl Fabergé. With original wooden box. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Feine Pillendose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet und teilw. emailliert. Runder Korpus mit achtfach, sternförmig eingezogener Wandung. Auf dem flachen Deckel applizierte Schneeflocke, ausgefasst mit kleinen Diamantrosen über guillochiertem, hellblau emailliertem Grund. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 35 g. H. 1,2 cm. D. 3,1 cm.A Russian gilt silver and enamelled pill box in the style of Karl Fabergé set with small diamond roses. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
Farbenfrohe Pillendose im Stil von Karl Fabergé. Silber, vergoldet und emailliert. Ovaler Korpus mit scharniertem, gering gewölbtem Deckel. Zentral ein applizierter Schmetterling, ausgefasst mit Diamantrosen über blau emailliertem und wellenförmig guillochiertem Grund. Umlaufend ein lindgrünes, emailliertes Band mit goldener Profillinie. Gest. 88. Gew. ca. 65 g. H. 1,5 cm. 4,7 cm x 4,2 cm. A colourful Russian gilt silver and enamelled pill box with butterfly in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88.Russland. 20. Jh.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Herzanhänger mit Brillanten zus. ca. 0,14 ct ca. FW (G)/VVS und blauem Email, lim. Edition 28/200, NP: 2.999 €, WG 18K, 7,8 g, 3x2 cm, Anhänger mit Clip-Öse, 2003, sehr guter Erhalt, punziert FABERGÉ, 28/200, Zertifikat, Etui und Box anbei.| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER heart pendant with brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.14 ct, ca. RW (G)//VVS and blue enamel, lim. edition 28/200, NP: 2,999 €, 18K white gold, 7.8 g, 3x2 cm, pendant with clip-loop, 2003, very good condition, marked FABERGÉ, 28/200, certificate, case and box included.
A Fabergé style gold, jade and rock crystal study of catkins, the gold textured stem with carved jade leaves, in a rock crystal vase, the stem terminal detailed '0750' and with indistinct maker's mark, total height 14.5cm. Note: the original Fabergé catkins study by Feodor Afanassiev is in the Royal Collection, having been acquired by Queen Alexandra in the early 1900s.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Anhänger "Käfer", GG 18K, blau/grün emailliert, Brillanten zus. ca. 0,07 ct, GG 18K, 7,1 gr, L: ca. 2 cm, um 2000, leichte Tragespuren, nummeriert "13/500", mit Herstellermarke, inkl. Zertifikat, Holzetui u. Umkarton. (7)| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER pendant "Beetle". 18K YG, blue/green enamel, brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.07 ct, 18K YG, 7.1 gr, L: ca. 2 cm, around 2000, minor signs of wear, numbered "13/500", with maker's mark, incl. certificate, wooden case and box.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Ring mit Rubin, Brillanten und Email, grün transparent, GG 18K, 5,2 g, RW: 55, Ende 20. Jh., Tragespuren, mit Markenpunzierung, lim. Ed. 61/300, Zertifikat und Originalverpackung Etui in Box. | FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER ring with ruby, brilliant-cut diamonds and green transparent enamel, 18K yellow gold, 5.2 g, ring size 55, late 20th century, signs of wear, with hallmark lim. Ed. 61/300, certificate ind original case with box.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Anhänger "Ei" mit Brillanten und Email, grün transparent, GG 18K, 4,5 g, Anhänger mit Clip-Öse L: 2,5 cm, Ende 20. Jh., Tragespuren, mit Markenpunze lim. Ed. 88/500, Zertifikat und Originalverpackung Etui mit Box.| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER pendant "Egg" with brilliant-cut diamonds and green transparent enamel, 18K yellow gold, 4.5 g, pendant with clip-loop L: 2.5 cm, late 20th century, signs of wear, with hallmark, lim. Ed. 88/500, certificate and box.
FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER Medaillon Anhänger, Brillanten zus. ca. 0,50 ct, gute bis sehr gute Farbe u. Reinheit, GG 18K, vergleichbare Neupreise heute ca. 10.000 €, L: ca. 4 cm, 21 gr, blau emailliert, nummeriert "22/100", um 2000, leichte Tragespuren.| FABERGÉ by VICTOR MAYER medallion pendant, brilliant-cut diamonds totalling ca. 0.50 ct, good to very good colour a. clarity, comparable new prices today: ca. 10,000 €, 18K YG, L: ca. 4 cm, 21 gr, blue enamel, numbered "22/100", around 2000, minor signs of wear.
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