Russian Bear

In original fitted case from St. Petersburg retailer 'Empatorskaya'. Most likely dates to the 1920s, with gold and ruby eyes.

A late 19th century Russian novelty gilded bronze inkwell, finely modelled as a bear playing with

A late 19th century Russian novelty gilded bronze inkwell, finely modelled as a bear Russian

A 19th century Russian bronze bear on a Lapis Lazuli base Russian, circa 1880. Measures

Unknown Russian painter. Playful bear cubs in the forest. After 'The Morning in a Pine Forest

Attributed to Nikolai Lieberich (Russian, 1828-1883), gilt bronze cast bear on malachite base.

This extraordinary Ice Age Siberian cave bear cub skeleton, believed to be from the species Ursus

) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia featuring a fun and colourful illustration depicting a smiling bear

) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia featuring a fun and colourful illustration depicting a smiling bear

) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia, Misha the Moscow Olympic Games mascot, wearing an Olympic Rings belt

) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia, Misha the Moscow Olympic Games mascot, wearing an Olympic Rings belt

) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia, Misha the Moscow Olympic Games mascot, wearing an Olympic Rings belt

carries an aura that transcends time. A testament to its authenticity, the icon bears numerous Russian

silver bears the Russian silver mark "88". Add this useful collector's item to your collection

1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow was Misha the bear, still fondly remembered by Russians today. A

the case closes securely, keeping the contents inside. The front and back of the case bear Russia

chestnut wood shaft. It bears the Russian silver mark 84. As from 1798, the 84 zolotniki (.875) standard

Antique Scottish pottery figure of the Russian Bear hugging Napleon in the form of a pitcher

Standing Russian Bear with dedication

Inkwell by the Lomonosov Porcelain factory (initially the Imperial Porcelain factory) Two bears

A rare and finely cast 19th century Gilt Bronze Humidor of a standing bear fighting a mastiff dog

The white Russian porcelain bear standing on Kaiser Wilhelm and Emperor Maximilian with the Fez and

Possibly Russian or German, a charming bear sculpture in a balancing act posture to juggle his

Russian gilded bronze bear cub sculpture on a sold piece of Malachite in the form of a landscape

Alexander Kanygin, Russia, 2015. MDF, Walnut Veneer.

marble in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. It bears a Russian Kokoshnik mark