Russian Urns

Possibly Faberge, 1881 silver posey holder with enameled Cyrillic inscriptions, standing on 3 feet, with chain holder. It measures 4 1/2'' in height b...

A magnificent and highly important pair of Russian Imperial Louis XVI style agate and bloodstone ormolu-mounted Jasper vases with agate and ormolu wreath finial covers. Both vases are of tapered ovoid form and mounted on the center of each body are leafy draped swags, flanked by figures of doré bronze maidens. The waisted agate socle is resting on a doré bronze leaflet ring and is above an octagonal bloodstone jasper base...

Antique true pair of neoclassical covered urns, probably Russian, in original fire gilt or mercury gilt ormolu and rouge marble dating from the late 18th- early 19th century. Of impo...

These fine agate vases once formed part of the collection of the Astor family, American-born aristocrats after whom many New York landmarks are named, who settled at Hever Castle...

These charming agate vases are delicate in size and elegant in proportion, and were formerly in the important collection of Lord Astor of Hever, the famed English publisher of the Times. The vases feature curved, ovoid bodies with waisted necks and covers. The way that the agate has been sensuously cut and polished highlights the banded translucence and variation of colour that this semi-precious stone is prized for. The bodies are mounted with twin swan handles in gilt bronze, which are joined by leafy swags. Each cover sits on a beaded, banded rim of gilt bronze and is surmounted with a berried finial gilt...

A Russian brass samovar, By The Salishchev factory, Tula, circa 1906, of traditional cylindrical form, on four bracket feet, with scroll spout, s...

A very rare and important neoclassical Russian malachite centerpiece urn with a silver/silvered bronze rim from the Ekaterinburg Faceting Factory, Russia, circa 1830s. Similar pieces...