STEIN-FIGUR EINES RUSSISCHEN KUTSCHERS - photo 1

STEIN-FIGUR EINES RUSSISCHEN KUTSCHERS

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€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
09.11.2023 10:00UTC +02:00
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Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
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Germany, Düsseldorf
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ID 1048346
Lot 268 | STEIN-FIGUR EINES RUSSISCHEN KUTSCHERS
STEIN-FIGUR EINES RUSSISCHEN KUTSCHERS In der Art von Fabergé, 20. Jh. Naturalistisch aus Halbedelsteinen gearbeitet. H. 11,5 cm. Vollplastisch gearbeitete Figur eines stehenden Mannes in blauem Lapislazuli-Mantel mit Emailgürtel und Goldknöpfen. Sein Gesicht und seine Hände sind aus Eosit gearbeitet, die Augen sind mit zwei Saphiren besetzt. Seine Haare und der Bart sind aus grauen Obsidian. Er trägt einen Hut aus schwarzen Obsidian.
A HARDSTONE FIGURE CARVED AS A RUSSIAN COACHMAN
A HARDSTONE FIGURE CARVED AS A RUSSIAN COACHMAN In the style of Fabergé, 20th century Naturalistically carved with lapis lazuli coat with enamel belt and gold knobs. His hands and face of eosite, accented with sapphire eyes. His hair and beard made of grey obsidian. He is wearing a black obsidian hat. 11.5 cm high.
STEIN-FIGUR EINES RUSSISCHEN KUTSCHERS In der Art von Fabergé, 20. Jh. Naturalistisch aus Halbedelsteinen gearbeitet. H. 11,5 cm. Vollplastisch gearbeitete Figur eines stehenden Mannes in blauem Lapislazuli-Mantel mit Emailgürtel und Goldknöpfen. Sein Gesicht und seine Hände sind aus Eosit gearbeitet, die Augen sind mit zwei Saphiren besetzt. Seine Haare und der Bart sind aus grauen Obsidian. Er trägt einen Hut aus schwarzen Obsidian.
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