August Holmstrom

Petersburg between 1899 and 1903 by Faberge's principal jeweler, August Holmstrom. The bangle bracelet is made in 14Karat yellow gold and features a beautiful .80 carat ruby surroun...

Suitable for +/- 22mm (0.9") candles. Lars Holmström (1894–1959) Lars August Holmström was a Swedish mid-century art smith and designer, born in Gävleborg County and later based in ...

Hallmarked Russian gold 56 (585 standard), St Petersburg, year 1900-08, Maker's mark A.H for August Holmstrom. CONDITION In Great Condition - general wear to the enamel.

Petersburg, where he registered as a goldsmith and started working for August Holmstrom. In 1868 he qualified as master goldsmith and two years later he opened his own workshop.

Master's initials 'AH' for August Holmstrom.

Petersburg. Kollin worked for August Holmström and for Carl Fabergé, and was soon put in charge of all Fabergé workshops, a post he held until 1886 when he was replaced by Michael Pe...

Petersburg. Kollin worked for August Holmström and for Carl Fabergé, and was soon put in charge of all Fabergé workshops, a post he held until 1886 when he was replaced by Michael Pe...

Petersburg. Kollin worked for August Holmström and for Carl Fabergé, and was soon put in charge of all Fabergé workshops, a post he held until 1886 when he was replaced by Michael Pe...

Shortly after his arrival in the metropolis, Hollming came to work for the renowned August Holmström. In 1879, Hollming qualified as a master goldsmith and set up his own workshop at...

He father's name was Gustaf. Oskar married August Holmstrom's daughter Fanny Florentina (1869-1949) in 1887 and they had 5 children of which two of them became very famous goldsmiths.

Faberge Workmaster's mark: AH Albert Holmström or August Wilhelm Holmström Gold quality/purity mark: 56 56 zolotniks Kokoshnik Mark: a St Petersburg, Russia 56 zolotnik...

Lars August Holmström (1894-1959) was an influential Swedish artistic blacksmith.

I will include a photo of some of them! Albert Holmström – Son of August Holmström, continued using his father’s mark AH – active 1903-1917.

stamped "56" for 14ct gold 9 in Russian ) Dated 1903 -1917 The egg is made from either carnelian or agate it is solid semi precious stone crafted by a Russian work master 'A . H " Al...

Spectacular Fabergé 14 karat gold cabochon sapphire and diamond bangle! Typical of all Fabergé, this piece was made in St Petersburg and displays absolutely incredible detailing thro...

Very rare diamond, ruby and 14K yellow gold antique bangle bracelet by August Wilhem Holmstrom, workmaster for Faberge, circa 1890s.

Signed 'AH' on the pendant bale the makers mark for Holmstrom, August Wilhelm 1829-1903 who was a Swedish Finnish workmaster, appointed chief jeweler by Gustav Fabergé in 1857.

Petersburg, Kollin began working in 1858 as a journeyman for Gustav Fabergé’s principal jeweler, August Wilhelm Holmström (active 1857-1903). Kollin qualified as a master goldsmith i...

This brooch bears the signature of Fabergé workmaster August Holmstrom, who was known for producing many jewellery pieces for Fabergé.

A Faberge jeweled gold pendant locket, workmaster August Holmstrom, ST Petersburg, circa 1899-1904 with scratched inventory number 71843.

A Faberge gold and guilloche enamel miniature egg, August Holmstrom, St. Petersburg, circa 1900. The egg covered in strawberry red guilloche enamel over a textured engine-turned gro...

A Faberge gold, gem-set, and purpurine miniature pendant egg, workmaster August Holmstrom, ST Petersburg, circa 1900. The purpurine egg capped by an openwork gold cage set with mine-...

A Fabergé diamond-set gold and carved moonstone hat pin, workmaster August Hollming, ST Petersburg, 1904-1908. The Russian Imperial era jewel with finial formed as an acorn with a fi...

Measures: 38cm W x 3cm H x 58.5 cm L. Labeled with Lars Holmström, Arvika. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County and died in Båstad.

Measures: 11 cm H x 20cm D. Lars August Holmström (1894-1959) was a wellknow and clever Swedish midcentury artsmith.

Measures: 32.5cm W x 2cm H x 43 cm L. Labeled with Lars Holmström, Arvika. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 and died in Båstad - Sweden 1959.

Swedish midcentury Artsmith Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County and died in Båstad.

Measures: 32.5cm H x 20cm W x 11cm D. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County and died in Båstad, Sweden 1959.

Measures: 38cm H x 23cm W x 16cm D. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 and died in Båstad, Sweden 1959.

Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County, died in Båstad, Swedish artsmith.

Measures: 71.5cm H x 29cm W x ca 18cm D. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg and died in Båstad Sweden 1959.

Measures: 28cmH x 10cmW (at the widest) x 11 cmD. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County and died in Båstad.

Measures: H 30 cm x W 19 cm x D 9cm. Lars August Holmström, born 1894 in Gävleborg County, died in Båstad.

Both cases and boxes of this style found favor with the Russian Imperial family; Empress Alexandra Feodorovna selected a small Fabergé case in this style by workmaster August Holmstr...

August Holmström was Chief Jeweller at Fabergé for a remarkable forty-six years.

A Faberge gold and gem-set brooch, workmaster August Holmstrom, St Petersburg, circa 1900. Diamond shape cabochon garnet within a white gold frame and bowknot set with diamonds.

What sets August Holmström apart from other workmasters is his work's sheer quantity and variety.

A Fabergé diamond- and pearl-set gold and guilloché enamel brooch, workmaster August Holmström, Saint Petersburg, circa 1900, with original scratched Fabergé inventory number 93517.

August Holmström was Chief Jeweller at Fabergé for a remarkable forty-six years.

Measures: 29cm H x 10cm W (at the widest) x 9 cm D. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg and died in Båstad Sweden 1959.

Measures: 29cm H x 10cm W (at the widest) x 9 cm D. Lars August Holmström was born 1894 in Gävleborg County and died in Båstad.

Swedish designer Lars August Holmström, born 1894 in Gävleborg County, died in Båstad.

This miniature masterpiece was created by jeweler Albert Holmström, son of the famous and renowned jeweler August Holmström, in St.

This miniature masterpiece was created by jeweler Albert Holmström, son of the famous and renowned jeweler August Holmström, in St.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the renowned workshop of August Holmström, one of Fabergé's principal workmasters.

Initially, he worked in the renowned workshop of August Holmström, one of Fabergé's principal workmasters.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

The uncle was Albert Holmström. Uncle Albert had inherited the study from his father, August Holmström, who was Alma's grandfather (mother's father).

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the workshop of August Holmström; later, he became an independent master, working exclusively for the Faberge company.

Initially, he worked in the renowned workshop of August Holmström, one of Fabergé's principal workmasters.

Initially, he worked in the renowned workshop of August Holmström, one of Fabergé's principal workmasters.

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