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334A Fabergé jewelled gold and enamel timepiece, workmaster Henrik Wigström, St Petersburg, 1904-1908LOT SOLD.296,750GBP -
441Taking the Ducks to Market: A bronze figural group, after the model by Leonid Posen (1849-1921), cast by Woerffel, circa 1890LOT SOLD.137,500GBP -
439The Monument to Emperor Alexander III: An important bronze equestrian portrait, after the model by Prince Paul Troubetzkoy (1866-1938), cast by Valsuani Foundry, 1909LOT SOLD.112,500GBP -
426A rosewood, porcelain and gilt-bronze writing cabinet, Peter and Ernst Gambs and the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St Petersburg, Period of Nicholas I (1825-1855), circa 1842LOT SOLD.100,000GBP -
331A Fabergé jewelled gold, enamel and hardstone box, workmaster Michael Perchin, St Petersburg, circa 1890LOT SOLD.93,750GBP -
366A large silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel kovsh, Ovchinnikov, Moscow, 1899-1908LOT SOLD.87,500GBP -
364A Fabergé silver-gilt and pictorial enamel cigarette case, workmaster Feodor Rückert, Moscow, 1908-1917LOT SOLD.68,750GBP -
438Mephistopheles: A bronze figure, after the model by Mark Antokolosky (1843-1902), cast by Barbedienne, ParisLOT SOLD.68,750GBP -
344A Fabergé silver table lighter, workmaster Julius Rappoport, St Petersburg, circa 1890LOT SOLD.47,500GBP -
352A pair of Fabergé silver and glass decanters or cruets, Moscow, 1908-1917LOT SOLD.42,500GBP
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Sale Number: L17113
Lots
: 176
Overview
Led by a group of important Fabergé objects, including a clock once owned by Yul Brynner and two flower studies, the auction includes a wide array of jewellery, icons, and porcelain, including an important collection of Gardner figures. Among the significant bronze sculptures is a model of Troubetzkoy’s famous equestrian monument to Emperor Alexander III, formerly in the collection of the Troubetzkoy family.
