Russian Picture Frames

Silver-Gilt, Aventurine and Guilloché Enamel Frame Fabergé Circa 1890 This exceptional silver-gilt and guilloché enamel frame by the House of Fabergé represents the height of Imperial Russian craftsmanship, executed under master workman Michael...

Guilloché Enamel Frame Fabergé Circa 1900 This large guilloché enamel frame by the revered Fabergé firm is a work of art. Created circa 1900 during Fabergé's golden age, this remark...

Presentation picture frame from the imperial Russia. Beautiful neo classic picture desk frame, created in Moscow Russia, back in the 1910's. It was carefully crafted in the Russia...

Small frame, Russian work, 19th century A small gilt brass frame, enamelled and small, probably Russian work, 19th century. Mesaures: H: 17.5 cm, W: 12 cm, D: 1 cm.

20th century Russian pair of silver mounted on radonite picture frames, of rectangular shape, mounted with round reeded boarder applied with laurel garlands and shaped flowing ribbon...

An antique and oversized Orientalist oil on canvas painting depicts Russian soldiers on horseback crossing a river in countryside setting, signed lower...

Antique early 20th century Russian Faberge solid silver and wood table calendar, of rectangular shape with an arched top, the top mounted with a laurel ...

Antique early 20th century exceptional Russian Faberge silver gilt & guilloche enamel photograph frame, of rectangular shape, the sides applied with a leaf border set within translucent light blue-colored enamel over moiré engine-turning, beveled glass surrounded by an oval row of pearls and resting on a shaped strut. Hallmarked Russian silver 88 (915 silver standard), St-Petersburg, Faberge retail mark, Maker Michael Perkhin (in Russian: ?????? ??????) was, along with his successor Henrik Wingstrom (1862-1923), the most creative and talented head work master of the House...

Faberge silver and guilloché enamel frame, St. Petersburg circa 1900 by famous head workmaster Mikhail Perkhin. Stamp 88 for Russian silver, Fa...

Andrei Ananov is the most famous contemporay jeweller in Russia, 20th century. A jewelry artist, he is the general manager and founder of A. Ananov, a private company. He is also a professor holding the title of Honored Worker of Arts of Russia. Until 1988, he was stage director of the Drama Theater named after I. Komissarzhevskaya. Since 1988, a founder, president and general director of JSC A. Ananov ”(until October 2005, CJSC “Russian Jewelry Art”). Andrei Ananov is the Knight of the First Degree Karl Faberge Order and holder of the title “The Best Jeweller of the Century.” Jewelry pieces bearing the Ananov trade mark are in the collections belonging to Her Majesty Elizabeth II, the Queen of Great Britain, Her Majesty Sofia, the Queen of Spain, Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, Albert Gore...

Pair of malachite stands, St.Petersburg early 19th century, fire gilded bronze Fire gilded bronze with an malachite base. The stands were made to s...

This picture frame is designed in the manner of Fabergé. The surface of the frame is decorated with orange guilloche enamel, bounded on the interior and exterior edges with gilt bron...