Russian Faberge

Contributed to the Pan-Russian Manufacturing Exhibition in Moscow (1865, gold medal), Exposition Universelle in Paris (1867), Weltausstellung in Vienna (1873), Pan-Russian Exhibition...

Russian made gold and enamel cigar tube, circa 1900 - 1910, in red and white enamel with applied diamonds and ruby decoration.

Art Nouveau rose quartz, gold, ruby, emerald and diamond walking stick Russian, c. 1900 Height 91cm, width 7cm, depth 1.5cm This superb walking stick, crafted around 1900, embodi...

The body of this fine table clock and barometer is veneered in lapis lazuli and supported by a hinged arm to the reverse. The clock and barometer dials in the centre are both made fr...

Cast bronze with gold wash.

Inspired by the artistic language, technical sophistication, and extraordinary craftsmanship that defined the creations of Peter Carl Fabergé, the composition celebrates the elegance...

Measuring approximately 50 cm in length (19.69 inches), the piece presents an opulent architectural silhouette inspired by Imperial decorative arts, historic Russian silverwork, and ...

An exceptional Antique Judaica Torah Pointer (Yad) in 84 Zolotniki silver, bearing Imperial Russian assay marks including a prominent double-headed eagle and a secondary eagle contro...

The factory of Pavel Akimovich Ovchinnikov ranked among the most important jewelers and goldsmiths in Russia, second only to Fabergé. In 1865, the company was elevated to the rank of...

Hardstone Figures of a Dancing Moujik and Female Peasant, in the Style of Fabergé, Signed and Numbered The male figure is modeled in a dynamic stance with one arm extended and one k...

K.Faberge Passover Egg pendant made in Imperial Russia between years 1898 - 1917.

An enameled ladybug designed by Anna Ringe (1840–1912) for Faberge. This is a fabulous antique brooch created in Moscow Russia during the imperial period, circa 1908.

There are a few round concussion marks here and there, loss to one ear, a small fracture in one nostril (likely from the carving), some edge wear, and some very fine & light surface ...

This continuity of style underscores the lasting aesthetic legacy of Fabergé in Russian decorative arts well into the mid-20th century.

Large shaped frame for a round and a rectangular photograph in gold-plated 925/1000 sterling silver with translucent fired enamel on a radial guilloché and rich friezes in the Russia...

A Fabergé-Style Amethyst, Nephrite and Pearl Study of Violets in a Rock Crystal Vase Style of Fabergé (Russian, founded 1842) Continental, c. 1900 Height: 8cm, width: 5cm, depth: 5cm...

Lagerfeld's images evoke Imperial Russia, Constructivism, Catherine the Great, Faberge, Russian folklore and Coco Chanel's own passion for Russia, via the great Ballets Russes, Byzan...

His vision is panoptic from Imperial Russia to Constructivism, from Catherine the Great to Fabergé, from Russian folklore to Coco Chanels own passion for Russia including the Ballets...

A truly delightful brooch, which calls to mind the beautiful floral creations of imperial Russia by Fabergé and others. The two lovely coloured topazes are set amidst exquisite diamo...

Brothers Oscar and Nathan Heyman began their careers as apprentices at a Fabergé workshop in Russia before moving to New York in 1906, where Oscar became the first non-French jeweler...

Rectangular frame for oval photo in gold-plated 925/1000 sterling silver with translucent fired enamel on a guilloché pattern with Fabergé Russian Empire style ornaments from the lat...

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

Carl Faberge created several documented amethyst and diamond jewels for the Russian market and 18th century Russian State Jewels included amethyst and diamond examples.

In 1922, Robert Linzeler, a master goldsmith, joined forces with Alexander Marchak, whose father had founded the eponymous Russian jewelry firm, one of Fabergé's major competitors, k...

Christies 2000 The di Portanova Collection. Softcover copy. Fabergé, Russian Works of Art and Objects of Vertu from The di Portanova Collection. 100 pages, 147 lots in the collection...

A parcel gilt samorodok silver cigarette case by Vladimir Gordon S.t Petersburg, with green stone, c.1900 Embossed signature.. A Fine quality Russian silver cigarette case. Reticul...

Wild follows the traditions established by René Lalique and Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian jeweler, 1846-1920) and a great number of parallels can be seen in their work.

Three hundred works paintings, sculptors, and decorative arts by Russian artists are included (Faberge Eggs also); dating from 1650 to 1850.

The salamander has inlayed diamonds eyes reminiscent of the gemstone animals created by the House of Faberge, St. Petersburg, Russia. .The dear little "mud puppy" is resting on a co...

Wild follows the traditions established by René Lalique and Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian jeweler, 1846-1920) and a great number of parallels can be seen in their work.

The brilliant enamel, in a shade often referred to as Imperial blue, reflects the influence of Fabergé and the Russian Imperial taste, while its Scandinavian origin highlights the sp...

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

With 2 oval photo holders, internal size cm. 3.2 x 4.2 engraved in Russian Empire Fabergé style. External cm. 10 x 13.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

Rectangular photo frame in 925/1000 gold-plated sterling silver with translucent enamel fired on guilloche and hand-painted miniature of a garland of flowers with oval border, intern...

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

The jewels of renowned craftsmen including Faberge, once worn as she glittered across Russian and European palaces were concealed, woven intricately into her undergarments.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

By the start of the twentieth-century, Bolin was one of the most important Russian jewelers alongside Fabergé and Hahn. In 1912, Wilhelm took exclusive control of the Moscow branch,...

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

Guilloche enameling was a favored technique of the famed Russian jeweler Carl Faberge. The green and white color scheme is perfect for Christmas.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.

In addition to supplying gemstones to the Russian Royals and Faberge, he regularly advised Carl on his masterpieces.