In the last few years the interest in Russian art and antiques has increased significantly. This tendency

1748 
 
A pair of Russian Louis XVI style brass mounted birch wood
armchairs. 20th century. (2).
DKK 30.000 / 
€ 4.000
1748 
1747 
1749 
1750 
1749 
 
A Russian 19th century Empire
style bronze and marble table
lamp. H. 50 cm.
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300
1750 
 
A Russian brass mounted maho-
gany writing desk, rectangular
top inset with black leather wri-
ting surface, the frieze with
three drawers. 19th century. 
H. 78 cm. L. 148 cm. W. 70 cm.
DKK 80.000 / 
€ 11.000

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A Russian 20th century Louis XVI style table of
birchwood. H. 74 cm. L. in total 358 cm. B. 97 cm.
DKK 20.000-30.000 / 
€ 2.700-4.000
1752 
 
A Russian late 19th century gilt bronze figure on
base of malachite. H. 16 cm. 
DKK 8.000-10.000 / 
€ 1.100-1.300
1753 
 
A Russian candelabrum of bronze, base of mala-
chite. First part of the 19th century. H. 45 cm.
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300
1751 
1754 
1753 
1752 
1754 
 
A 19th century Russian salt cellar of bronze, ba-
se of malakit.  H. 9 cm.
DKK 3.000 / 
€ 400

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1755 
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1758 
1755 
 
A pair of Russian Empire style gilt and patinated
bronze wall brackets. Second part of the 19th cen-
tury. H. 45 cm. (2).
DKK 25.000 / 
€ 3.400
1756 
 
A 19th century gilt bronze and patinated bronze fi-
gure of a lying deer on a base of pineapple cut cry-
stal. Most likely Russian. H. 12. cm. L. 15 cm.
DKK 10.000-15.000 / 
€ 1.300-2.000
1756 
1757 
 
A late 19th century Russian palisander box, top in-
layed with mosaic. H. 14 cm. W. 38 cm. D. 25 cm. 
DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800
1758 
 
A Russian tray of painted metal decorated in poly-
chrome. Hallmarked and signed: V.O Vishnjakov,
Moskva amt, Ostash. 19.-20. årh. Diam. 53 cm.
DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800

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1759 
1759 
 
A pair of Russian birchwood arm-
chairs, curved backs, sabre legs.
20th century. (2).
DKK 30.000 / 
€ 4.000
1760 
 
A pair of Russian partly 19th cen-
tury Empire armchairs of maho-
gany, mounts of gilt bronze. Resto-
red. (2).
DKK 30.000 / 
€ 4.000
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1761 
 
A Russian Empire style oval maho-
gany table, frieze with two drawers,
curved legs. 19th century. 
H. 77 cm. L. 131 cm. W. 80 cm.
DKK 8.000 / 
€ 1.100
1761 
1763 
1763 
 
A pair of Russian 19th century green
and gold painted mahogany armchairs,
curved arms carved with ornaments,
curved legs. (2).
DKK 25.000 / 
€ 3.400
1762 
 
A Russian suite of  furniture in
mahogany. Consisting of a sofa,
a pair of armchairs and a pair of
chairs. 19th century. 
Sofa L. 107 cm.
DKK 75.000 / 
€ 10.000
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1764 
 
A set of six Baltic 19th century
brass mounted elm wood chairs,
each back carved with three ar-
rows, curved legs. (6).
DKK 50.000 / 
€ 6.700
1765 
 
A Russian chandelier, frame of
gilt bronze and brass, arms for
four candles. 19th century. 
H. 72 cm. Diam. 52 cm.
DKK 20.000-25.000
€ 2.700-3.400
1766 
 
A Russian early 19th century
Empire glass hanging lantern,
mountings of brass. 
H. 73 cm. Diam. 48 cm.
DKK 30.000-40.000
€ 4.000-5.400
1767 
 
A Russian late 18th century Louis XVI chande-
lier,  frame of gilt brass, decorated with nume-
rous pieces of cut crystal.  
H. 95 cm. Diam. 77 cm. DKK 100.000 / 
€ 13.000
1768 
 
A Russian brass mounted mahogany wastepaper
basket. 20th century. H. 60 cm. W. 50 cm.
DKK 8.000 / 
€ 1.100
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1769 
 
A 20th century Russian brass mounted mahogany table. 
H. 72 cm. Diam. 59 cm.
DKK 8.000-10.000 / 
€ 1.100-1.300
1770 
 
A pair of Russian figures in patinated bronze, base in dark
marble. Late 19th century. H. 32 cm. (2).
.
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300
1771 
 
A partly 19th century Russian brass
mounted mahogany card table. 
Restored. 
H. 79 cm. W. 102 cm. D. 51 cm.
DKK 20.000-25.000 / 
€ 2.700-3.400
1769 
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1772 
 
A 20th century Russian brass mounted mahogany writing desk,
rectangular top inset with red leather writing surface, the frieze
with three drawers, tapered legs. H. 78 cm. L. 157 cm. W. 79 cm.
DKK 30.000-40.000 / 
€ 4.000-5.400
1773 
 
A pair of 20th century Russian
brass mounted mahogany arm-
chairs, each with a rectangular
backrest with fan-shaped meda-
lion, brass-fluted wodden arm-
rest on slightly curved supports,
the the slightly bow-fronted seat
on square tapered brass-fluted
legs. (2).
A pair of similar armchairs, sold, So-
theby’s, New York, October 4, 2006,
Lot 205.
DKK 75.000 / 
€ 10.000
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1774 
 
A Russian figure in black patinated cast
iron, bear standing. Signed Au Sepux.
20th century. H. 58 cm.
DKK 25.000 / 
€ 3.400
1775 
 
A large ship model of Zar Nicolai II of Russian's yacht
"Standart" built of wood and metal etc. with several de-
tails, e.g. the stern is decorated with the Russian Empe-
rial double eagle. 20th century. H. 72. B. 36. L. 210 cm.
In 1893 Zar Alexander III of Russia ordered an emperial
yacht at the Burmeister & Wain ship building yard in Copen-
hagen, Denmark. The ship was named Standart and very
soon became world famous because its size, effective engine
and beauty. Standart was undoubtedly built in Copenhagen
because Alexander III was married to the Empress Maria Fjo-
dorovna, nee Princess Dagmar of Denmark, and she willingly
supported Danish trade and industry. Alexander III died in
1894 and therefore it was the son, Zar Nikolai II, who took
over the emperial yacht in 1896, when it was finished. Indeed,
it was a sailing palace, with several drawing rooms, a dining
hall, a church and even a cowhouse. The emperial family en-
joyed spending their summer holidays on board Standart visi-
ting the families in Denmark, Great Britain, Germany or
when they sailed to their summer palace at the Crimea. After
the Russian revolution in 1917 Standart had a storied de-
stiny which is still not completely solved. The official Russian
version is that Standart in 1961 was used as a target during
missile exercises in The Baltic Sea. Nevertheless, the Russians
are still looking for Standart, because it might in fact have
sunk during the exercises.
By the launch in 1896 there was built two ship's models of
Standart - one for the ship building yard Burmeister & Wain
in Copenhagen and another for the yacht itself. The model
that belonged to the ship building yard is now placed at the
museum DieselHouse in Copenhagen, while the other ship's
model has disappeared. The present was ship's model is built
during 1893-1896 by one of the employees at the Burmeister
& Wain ship building yard.
DKK 40.000-50.000 / 
€ 5.400-6.700
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1776 
 
A Russian elephant of carved agate with cabo-
chon-cut ruby eyes mounted in gold. Workma-
ster Denissoff - Uralsky. Comes in a fitted case
from A. Denissoff - Duralsky & Co., Petrograd,
Morskaia 27.
Alexei Kosmich Denissoff - Uralsky (b. 1863 Ekaterin-
burg, d. 1926 Uusikirkko, Finland) was born into a
family of stone-carvers. In 1884 he received the master
title of "relief stone-carver" from the Applied Arts Com-
mittee of Ekaterinburg. Later he became the owner of a
stone-carving company in Russia. He was also the
founder of the society "Russkie Samotsvety" in St. Pe-
tersburg and with his stone-carved items, he became
jeweller to the Emperial Court. D. - U. was very well
known for his stone animal figures. D. - U.'s shop in
St. Petersburg, called "Stones from the Urals", was lo-
cated on Bolshaya Morskaya Street 27, an address clo-
se to the Fabergé house.
DKK 35.000 / 
€ 4.700
1777 
 
A Russian silver purse, decorated with blue,
white and red enamel, lined inside with blue
silk. Workmaster Iwan Petrowitsch Chlebnikow.
Iwan Petrowitsch Chlebnikow (b. 1819, d. 1881) wor-
ked in St. Petersburg until 1867. Between 1870 -
1871 he founded a jeweller workshop in Moscow on
the basis of his father's company, which was already
known in the 1840's. From its first years of activity,
his company was making jewellery to the Tsar's family
members and in 1881 he received the rank of "Jeweller
to the Emperial Court". 
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300
1778 
 
A pair of Russian 14 ct. gold cuff links set with
two cabochon-cut moonstones. Workmaster A.
Tillander. Comes in a fitted case from A. Tillan-
der, St. Petersbourg. 
Alexander Edvard Tillander (b. 1837 Helsingfors, d.
1918 Petrograd) moved to St. Petersburg in 1848. He
studied in Tsarskoe Selo at the jeweller Fredrik Adolf
Holstenius. In 1860 A. E. T. became workmaster and
opened the firm A. Tillander & Co. in St. Petersburg.
From 1908 the firm was jeweller to the Emperial Court
and in 1910 A. E. T. handed over the business to his
son, A. T. Jr. After the October Revolution, A. T. Jr.
continued the company business in Finland. 
DKK 35.000 / 
€ 4.700
1779 
 
A Russian 14 ct. gold cigar holder of carved agate
set with rubies and rose-cut diamonds. Workma-
ster Knut Oscar Pihl. Comes in a fitted case from
The Popular Jewellers, Hammerton St., Burnley.
Knut Oscar Pihl (b. 1860 Lojo, Finland, d. 1897 Mo-
scow, Russia) was pupil and son-in-law of August
Holström (1829 - 1903). In 1887 he became master-
jeweller and from 1887 - 1897 he headed the jewellery
workshop of Fabergé on Bolshoi Kiselny Pereulok 4 in
Moscow. K. O. P. mainly produced jewellery.
DKK 100.000 / 
€ 13.000
1780 
 
A pair of Russian 14 ct. gold cuff links each set
with two cabochon-cut blue chalcedony and
white enamel. Workmaster August Frederick
Hollming.
August Frederick Hollming (b. 1854 Loppis, Finland,
d. 1915) started his apprenticeship in St. Petersburg
in 1876, and became workmaster in 1880. A. F. H.
was specialised in small, richly decorated gold and sil-
ver cases. He also made enamel jewellery. Until 1900
he worked in a workshop on Kazanskaya Street 35. Af-
ter this he moved to the house of Fabergé, where his son,
Väinö Hollming (1885 - 1934), together with Otto
Hanhiniemi, lead the workshop from 1913 - 1917.
DKK 100.000 / 
€ 13.000
1781 
 
A Russian 14 ct. gold brooch in the shape of two
snakes set with an oval facet-cut sapphire and
four smaller brilliant-cut diamonds. Made by Bo-
lin. Unidentified workmaster's initials KI. Comes
in a fitted case from C. E. Bolin, Jeweller to the
Emperial Court, St. Petersbourg, Moscow.
The story of the company Bolin begins in 1796 in St.
Petersburg. Carl Edvard Bolin from Sweden emigrated
to Russia and was employed in a  diamond-workshop
run by Andreas Rempler. Later the company was taken
over by A. R.'s son-in-law and C. E. B. himself. In
1839 C. E. B. became court-jeweller and the company
had great success through many generations, until the
revolution in 1917. In 1916 the W. A. Bolin jewellery
shop was opened by King Gustav V. Today W. A. Bo-
lin is a jeweller to the Swedish Court and is one of the
biggest jewellery companies in Scandinavia.
DKK 60.000 / 
€ 8.000
1782 
 
A Russian 14 ct. gold brooch in the shape of a
boy with a ball and two birds sitting on a bench.
Maker A. Tillander. Comes in a fitted case.
Alexander Edvard Tillander (b. Helsingfors 1837, d.
Petrograd 1918), moved to St. Petersburg in 1848. He
studied in Tsarskoe Selo at the jeweller Fredrik Adolf
Holstenius. In 1860 A. E. T. became workmaster and
opened the firm A. Tillander & Co. in St. Petersburg.
From 1908 the firm was jeweller to the Emperial Court
and in 1910 A. E. T. handed over the business to his
son, A. T. Jr. After the October Revolution, A. T. Jr.
continued the company business in Finland. 
DKK 30.000 / 
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1783 
 
Russian set of six silver and enamel salt cellars with spoons. In original
box. Unidentified makers mark AA and GK, Moscow 1886. (12).
DKK 8.000 / 
€ 1.100
1784 
 
Silver gilt kovs decorated with coloured enamel. Makers mark probably
Maria Semonova. Swedish import marks. L. 9 cm.
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300
1785 
 
Russian partially gilted silver teacaddy inlaid with coloured enamel. Mo-
scow 1896. Weight 290 gr. H. 12 cm.
DKK 40.000 / 
€ 5.400
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1786 
 
Russian silver sugarbowl inlaid with coloured enamel. Unidentified ma-
kers mark FP,  1896-1908. Weight 280 gr. Diam. 12 cm.
DKK 15.000 / 
€ 2.000
1787 
 
Russian "doublebeaker" of partially gilted silver decorated with colou-
red enamel. Russia late 19th century. Weight 130 gr. H. 12 cm.
DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800
1788 
 
Turkish silver coffeeset with six cocktail beakers, cocktailpitcher and
round tray, all decorated with coloured enamel. Maker W.  Akimow, Mo-
scow 1896-1908. Weight 1290 gr. H. 23 cm. Diam. 25 cm. (8).
DKK 20.000-25.000 / 
€ 2.700-3.400
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1789 
 
Large Russian cut crystal vase with sil-
ver mounts. Maker Iwan Petrowitsch
Chlebnikow, Moskva, 19th century. 
H. 37 cm.
DKK 125.000 / 
€ 17.000
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1790 
 
A pair of Russian late Louis XVI silver
bowls with covers and crystal liners.
Maker I. Wersen, St. Petersburg 1829.
Weight 2460 gr. L. 29 cm. (2).
DKK 125.000-150.000
€ 17.000-20.000
1790 
1791 
1791 
 
Russian crystal vase with silver
mounting. Maker Khlebnikov. C.
1900. H. 31 cm.
DKK 150.000 / 
€ 20.000

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1795 
 
Russian silver teacup holder, deco-
rated as a tree trunk. Russia 1896-
1905. Weight 195 gr.
DKK 3.000-5.000 / 
€ 400-670
1796 
 
Russian partially gilted silver salt cel-
lar shaped as a chair. With the in-
scription "Without salt and bread
the lunch is only half". Maker Antip
Iwanowitsch Kusmitschew, Moscow
townmark 1875. Weight 129 gr. H. 9
cm.
DKK 10.000-12.000 / 
€ 1.300-1.600
1797 
 
Russian silver beaker. Maker Alecej Polo-
sow, Moscow townmark, 1760-1768.
Weight 70 gr. H. 8 cm.
DKK 6.000-8.000 / 
€ 800-1.100
1798 
 
Russian silver belt with niello ornamenta-
tion. Maker possibly Andrej Stepano-
witsch Bragin, St. Petersburg late 19th
century. Weight 290 gr. L. 69 cm.
DKK 8.000-10.000 / 
€ 1.100-1.300
1799 
 
Large Russian silver spoon. Maker Andrej
Kovalskij, Moscow 1894. Weight 250 gr. 
L. 33 cm.
DKK 3.000 / 
€ 400
1792 
1793 
1795 
1797 
1796 
1794 
1801 
1800 
1799 
1798 
1792 
 
Russian strawberry basket of partially gilted
silver, border and foot with openwork orna-
mentation. Unidentified makers mark GC,
assey mark possibly Nikolaj Gertow, St. Pe-
tersburg 1831. Weight 1020 gr. L. 26 cm. 
DKK 12.000-15.000 / 
€ 1.600-2.000
1793 
 
Small Russian partially gilted silver sugar-
bowl. Maker Adolf Sper, St. Petersburg 1835.
Weight 210 gr. L. 14 cm.
DKK 4.000 / 
€ 540
1794 
 
Russian silver sugarbox. Unclear makers
mark Po..rze..ki, 1896-1908. Weight 475 gr. 
H. 14 cm.
DKK 10.000 / 
€ 1.300

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1805 
1806 
1804 
1802 
1803 
1800 
 
Russian silver belt with niello work. Partially
broken. Unknown makers mark AK, 1908-
1917. Weight 190 gr. L. 73 cm. 
DKK 3.000 / 
€ 400
1801 
 
Russian silver asparagus thong. Maker Ni-
kols Karl and Plinke, St. Petersburg, late
19th century. Weight 195 gr. 
DKK 4.000 / 
€ 540
1802 
 
Russian partially gilted silver teapot. Maker
Frans Oscar Fagerström, St. Petersburg
1858. Weight 500 gr. H. 13 cm.
DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800
1807 
 
Russian partially gilted silver teaset with teapot,
teasieve and two teacups, engraved with flowers. Ma-
ker Adrian Terentjewitsch Iwanow, Moscow
townmark 1880. Weight 765 gr. H. 21 cm. (4).
DKK 12.000-15.000 / 
€ 1.600-2.000
1803 
 
Russian silver teapot, with ivory handle and
finnial. Maker Gustav Magnus Okerblom, St.
Petersburg 1841. Weight 625 gr. H. 18 cm. 
DKK 8.000 / 
€ 1.100
1804 
 
Russian partially gilted silver teapot, handle
and finnial of black wood. Unidentified ma-
kers mark IKA, St. Petersburg 1908-1917.
Weight 550 gr. H. 15 cm.
DKK 4.000-6.000 / 
€ 540-800
1805 
 
Russian partially gilted silver teapot, black
wooden handle and finnial. Unidentified
makers mark BC, Moscow townmark 1827.
Weight 365 gr. H. 14 cm. DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800
1806 
 
Russian partially gilted silver creampot,
black wooden handle and finnial. Unidenti-
fied makersmark BCO, Moscow townmark
1826. Weight 340 gr. L. 23 cm.
DKK 6.000 / 
€ 800

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1810