Russian Furniture

Porcelain decorative vase with flowers, Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, Russia (Russian Empire), Saint Petersburg, 1840 - 1861 Additional Information: Materials: Porcelain, ...

A beautifully preserved fragment from the famed Sikhote-Alin meteorite, which fell to Earth on 12 February 1947 in the largest recorded meteorite fall in history. Entering the atmo...

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - К Великой Цели! / Towards the Great Goal! - featuring two smiling young men representing China and the USSR wearing blue overalls and wavi...

Ivan Alexandrovich Gerassimoff, 1885-1954, was active in the 30s in Shanghai and Harbin, moving to Tashkent after WWII. His style was strongly influenced by Alexander Yakovlev, a not...

Original vintage Soviet sport poster for the 22nd Summer Olympic Games (Games of the XXII Olympiad) in 1980 held in Moscow Russia featuring a fun and colourful illustration depicting a smiling bear - Misha the Moscow Olympic Games mascot - wearing an Olympic Rings...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

Pair of neoclassical side chairs. Mahogany with carved details.

Small yet heavy wall relief - Russian icon in cast bronze. It depicts a seated Virgin Mary holding a very young Jesus and an Angel holding a crucifix. It w...

A very good antique Imperial Russian silver-gilt cloisonne enamel kovsh, Moscow, circa 1908. The kovsh of traditional shape with all over muti-color cloisonne enamel decoration, the ...

Pair of Eastern European silver rimonim (torah finials), 1875. Each: Conical with chased lions flanking Ten Commandments, and Star of David surrounded by foliage on stippled ground; ...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

This antique Russian Orthodox icon depicts “The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple,” also known in the Eastern Orthodox tradition as “The Entry of the Most Holy Theotokos into ...

Icon "Wedding couple", Russia (Russian Empire), end of 19th - beg. of 20th century Additional Information: Materials: Brass, gesso, glass, tempera, wood, gilding, silver plating ...

Original vintage Soviet election propaganda poster - Everyone to the polls! Vote for candidates from the Stalin Bloc of Communists and non-party members! 9 February 1947: Election Da...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

Sculptoral Vase Hidden Room by Vlad Droz Unique handmade piece signed by Vlad Droz Dimensions: D 31 x W 41 x H 26 cm Materials: Sycamore maple burl. Live edge, dyed. Vlad Droz "An incredible variety of forms of living creatures: animals, flowers, mushrooms, herbs, and of course trees reigns on our planet. This is a surprisingly diverse world. Once I touched wood, I began to recognize its structure and properties, as the structure of an organic life form with many external beautiful manifestations in textures, colors, tactile sensations. I am happy that I can see it all, and even happier than the opportunity to share it with other people, revealing for everyone the beauty of nature" Bio. Vlad Droz, was born in the Russian city of Ivanovo on August 8, 1985. He studied at the Ivanovo University of Architecture and Civil Engineering as an architect. In 2006, he became interested in playing the national instrument of the natives of northern Australia - yidaki / didgeridoo - subsequently it affected his whole life. Almost immediately engaged in the manufacture of wood. He had experienced for years different techniques in order to master the Craft as he does nowadays. He is recognized as one of the most important wood sculptor...

A spectacular Russian Neoclassical six light chandelier from Russia circa 1800. Center baluster, base and top in cobalt blue glass topped by a "Bishop's crown" with hanging tassels i...

This large classic brass Russian Samovar features several hallmarks stamped in front, sturdy wooden handles and rests on a square four footed base. It has been converted into a worki...

A fine antique Imperial Russian silver-gilt & cloisonne kovsh, Nikolay Strulev, Moscow, circa 1908. The kovsh with all over floral cloisonne enamel decoration to the bowl and the top...

YVES side table by Ira Boyko Dimentions: D 36.9 x W 35 x H 55.2 cm Materials: Glass, Stone Male origin is the basis for this work. trapezoid is an anbsolutely male shape for me. by penetrating vertically layers of glass that have different textures, they enter them partially, embellish it, without a doubt, but without breaking its wholeness... Irina Boyko is a Russian interior designer and decorator. Having absorbed the studio education of the Moscow Art Theater...

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Glory to the Winged Heroes! / ????? ???????? ?????????! Dynamic artwork by Igor Aleksandrovich Kominarets (b 1923) depicting a pilot in uniform standing in front of fighter jets...

A striking pair of sculptural desk dishes carved from exceptionally decorative malachite, each fashioned as a low, organically shaped receptacle with softly rounded contours and a de...

An attractive antique Karabagh rug. Herati pattern, chocolate brown colorfield with hints of lavender, chartreuse, pink and soft blues. Measures: 6'2'' x 10'10'' circa 1920.  

A pair of authentic Russian blue, gold and white porcelain candlestick holders in the 'Cobalt Net' pattern by Lomonosov Porcelain, Russia, circa late-20th c...

Brutalist center table N2 in Solid Oakwood Dimensions: D. 100 x H. 76 cm Unique piece made to order. Founded by artist Denis Milovanov, SÓHA design studio conceives and pr...

Hand-knotted in wool circa 1950-1959, this 4x9 vintage Turkish runner originating from Turkey is a vibrant addition to Rug & Kilim's collection. It highlights a bold geometric medallion pattern curated in a striking polychromatic palette across a beautiful field. On the Design: Connoisseurs of Anatolian weaving will immediately be drawn to the remarkable density and tribal authenticity of this mid-century Turkish piece. The visual juxtaposition presents a magnificent array of prominent, stepped star medallions that gracefully anchor a warm, time-softened beige field. Surrounding these bold central figures is an incredibly rich tapestry of archaic tribal motifs—including rosettes, geometric amulets, and stylized stars—curated in a wonderfully faded polychromatic palette of indigo, rust red, teal, and gold. This masterful interplay of densely packed geometry and vivid, contrasting hues creates a highly rhythmic, deeply immersive visual experience. The complex field is beautifully contained by a series of traditional borders, most notably a striking primary band of repeating geometric stars and a classic, meandering outer guard stripe that perfectly frames the historic design. Beyond its dynamic patterns, keen eyes will appreciate the authentic patina that speaks to its mid-century origins, offering the highly sought-after worn-in aesthetic that collectors revere. Brimming with cultural resonance and rustic grandeur, this versatile piece serves as an extraordinary foundational anchor, ideal for wide corridors, grand entryways, or eclectic spaces seeking a touch of historic tribal artistry. Condition: This vintage Turkish extra long runner...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

78977 Antique Caucasian Kazak Prayer Rug, 03'04 x 03'10. The Celestial Sanctuary: Late 19th Century Caucasian Kazak Prayer Rug of Wisdom. This hand-knotted wool antique Caucasian Kazak Prayer rug from the 1880s transports us to a time when craftsmanship and spirituality were interwoven into everyday life. With its rich blue field, adorned with a scattering of vibrant eight-pointed stars, this Kazak rug evokes the night sky, offering both beauty and deep symbolic meaning. The stars, representing happiness, shine brightly across the central field, their eight points embodying the "Star of Wisdom," a symbol of man’s potential to gain understanding through life's challenges. The Caucasus tribespeople lived an elemental life, believing that wisdom, earned through hard experiences, was the greatest possession one could obtain. At the heart of the design lies a distinctive mihrab, or prayer niche, providing a directional layout for worship. This sacred space is filled with esoteric tribal motifs, each with protective and spiritual significance. The protection amulet woven into the mihrab ward off malevolent spirits, while the cross motif, with its intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, divides the evil eye’s power into four pieces, diminishing its harmful effect. Also present is the ying-yang symbol, representing the harmonious balance between male and female energies, a reminder of the importance of unity and balance in both life and nature. The antique Kazak rug's border is equally captivating, offering its own story of protection and strength. The innermost guard band showcases a series of S-hook motifs, another ancient symbol believed to protect against the evil eye. Surrounding this, the main border features Ram’s Horn motifs, symbolizing fertility, heroism, power, and masculinity. These bold geometric forms not only add to the visual appeal of the this Kazak prayer rug but also remind the owner of the strength and vitality essential to the survival of the Caucasian people in their rugged landscape. Finally, the outermost running water guard band highlights the importance of water to life in the Caucasus. Water, essential for both people and animals, represents inner purification and renewal. The repetition of this motif underscores its significance in the tribes’ elemental lifestyle. This antique Kazak Prayer rug...

A small Russian icon “The Resurrection of Christ”, made in the Russian Empire at the end of the 19th or beginning of the 20th century. The icon is cast from copper alloy and decorat...

Icon "Intercession of the Theotokos", Russia (Russian Empire), end of 18th century Additional Information: Materials: Copper alloy Vintage from the 18th century Place of Orig...

Original vintage French language Soviet travel poster advertising the Russian Ballet - You Can See it In Moscow / Vous Verrez Cela A Moscou - issued by the state tourism agency Intou...

Set of silver coffee spoons, 5 pcs., RP, Latvia, 1920s - 1930s Additional Information: Materials: Silver, silver 875* Vintage from the 1920s Artist/Maker: RP Place of Origin: ...

Tea strainer with handle, in 84 Zolotnik silver, gilded and decorated with floral and geometric enamels, cloisonné in white, blue, purple and red. Moscow, Russia, 1884.

The Post-Impressionist Russian painting "Осінний букет" (Autumn Bouquet) is a masterful representation of a still life composition, featuring a vibrant arrangement of flowers. "Осі...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

A Mid-Century gallery size Besserabian Kilim with floral elements throughout. Affordably priced.

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

The piece is backed on a cotton fabric. For a smiler example see ' Russian Textiles' by Suzan Meller, page 181

The Kuznetsov factory was in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889, one of many owned by the Kuznetsov family, producing faience chiefly for the Ottoman and Central Asian market, ...

Original vintage Soviet space propaganda poster celebrating the achievements and the ideological framework behind the USSR space programme featuring a cosmonaut in the foreground wea...

A lovely Russian malachite sphere, beautifully polished to reveal the stone's distinctive bands and mesmerizing shades of green. Resting atop a simple ceramic stand, this petite deco...

Vintage industrial light made in former Soviet Union during the 1970s.It features a white porcelain top and a milk glass cover. The socket requires E27 light bulbs. New wire. The wei...

Description A Soviet poster "Den' mezhdunarodnoy solidarnosti trudyashikhsya vseh stran 1 maya" ["Day of international solidarity of workers of all count...

The Kuznetsov factory was in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889, one of many owned by the Kuznetsov family, producing faience chiefly for the Ottoman and Central Asian market, ...

A delightful mid-century Russian hand-painted porcelain figure of a seated Bulldog on a plinth by Lomonosov and dating from the 1950/60’s. The well modelled figure of a large bulldog...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

These type of Russian roller printed prints that are also called 'trade cloth' since they were made for Central Asian markets. They were used to make blank...

These Christmas Stockings were made from mıd 20th C. Russıan Roller Prınted Texiles Please note, these stockings were made from Russian roller printed Textile Fragments from 1960s.

Russian (possibly Polish-1st qtr 19th Cent) oil painting portrait of a gentleman in a black coat with a red collar and sash in an ochre painted frame with an ogee carved edge.

Four-panel folding icon "The Twelve Great Feasts" with five-color enamel, Russia (Russian Empire), end of 19th century Additional Information: Materials: Bronze, copper alloy, en...

Dining dining table made of solid oak (+ linseed oil) (Outdoor use OK) Made to order - Custom size SÓHA design studio conceives and produces fur...

Silver and enamel pillbox, ВА, Russia (Russian Empire), Moscow, 1899 - 1908 Additional Information: Materials: Silver, enamel, gilding, silver 84* (875*) Vintage from the 1900s ...

Russian roller-printed textiles from the mid-20th century held a distinctive place in the Central Asian market, embodying a vibrant fusion of artistic expression and utilitarian func...

A small painted and lacquered box with a lid in black. This piece was created in the 1920s in the USSR. It is lacquered in a glossy black, with a hand-painted scene of a tzar on the ...

The Kuznetsov factory was in Volkhov, Russia, was established in 1889, one of many owned by the Kuznetsov family, producing faience chiefly for the Ottoman and Central Asian market, ...

Original vintage advertising poster for the Moscow Theatre Festival / Festival Theatral de Moscou held from 1-10 September 1935 featuring a dramatic Constructivist design with a stro...

Painting "Dream", Marc Chagall's school, Russia (Russian Empire), beg. of 20th Century Additional Information: Materials: Stretched canvas, canvas, oil Vintage from the 1900s A...