CUP & SAUCER FROM THE WINTER PALACE
[NICHOLAS II
(1868-1918, Tsar of Russia from 1894, Assassinated after the Revolution)]
Fine white china cup and saucer made by the Imperial Porcelain factory,
in St Petersburg, decorated with the Russian eagle emblem of Nicholas II and marked underneath, the rims heightened in gilt, the cup 2¼” high x 3¾” across, the saucer, 1” high and 5½” across, St Petersburg, 1902 &
hairline crack on the saucer and some wear to the gilt on the handle.
Item Date:
1904
Stock No:
22911
£2500
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DINNER PLATE FROM THE IMPERIAL YACHT STANDART
[NICHOLAS II
(1868-1918, Tsar of Russia from 1894, Assassinated after the Revolution)]
Fine white china dinner plate made by the Imperial Porcelain factory,
in St Petersburg, decorated with the Russian eagle emblem of Nicholas II and marked underneath, the rims heightened in gilt, and the crest black emblazoned with gold, blue and red, 9 inches diameter, St Petersburg, circa
Item Date:
1908
Stock No:
32675
£1250
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TEAPOT STAND FROM THE WINTER PALACE
[NICHOLAS II
(1868-1918, Tsar of Russia from 1894, Assassinated after the Revolution)]
Fine white china teapot stand made by the Imperial Porcelain factory,
in St Petersburg, decorated with the Russian eagle emblem of Nicholas II and marked underneath, the rim heightened in gilt, 5½ inchesacross, St Petersburg, c.
Item Date:
1900
Stock No:
31031
£1750
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[NICHOLAS II
(1868-1918, Tsar of Russia from 1894, Assassinated after the Revolution)]
Interesting Group of 8 unsigned Photographs, taken on manoeuvres,
the first 4 show in turn Nicholas II, full length in uniform, shaking hands with one of a large group of officers; chatting with another officer, raised behind him is the Imperial Standard with the Russian Coat of Arms; pointing towards the valley below, slightly blurred in the very near foreground is a man on a stretcher being photographed; and the Tsar bending in order to look through a periscope. The other 4 show a gentle slope with troops massing to the left in the middle distance; troops making their way up a much steeper hill, (taken from above and quite near the leaders); the same troops a moment later, apparently having been ordered to go down again -- these two give a good idea of the grassy rolling terrain; and the last showing several soldiers, one giving his horse a drink, and two others mounted beside a small water barrel carriage, each 6¼-6½" x 9" except number 5 which is 4¾" x 8¾", no place, no date, circa
Item Date:
1910
Stock No:
54359
£1500
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[NIKOLA I
(1841-1921, from 1860 ruler as Prince, from 1910 as King of Montenegro), his Queen MILENA (1847-1923), their sons DANILO(I, 1871-1939), MIRKO (1879-1918) and PETAR (1889-1932), daughters MILITZA (1866-1951), ELENA(1873-1952), ANNA (1874-1971), XENIA (1881-1960) and VERA (1887-1927), grandchildren HELEN (of Serbia, 1884-1962) and ALEXANDER (I, 1888-1934, of Serbia), and their spouses)]
Fine unsigned Group Portrait Postcard, by Rotary of London,
showing him seated, three quarter length, full face, in fine Balkan dress, surrounded by his extended family in three rows, 3½" x 5½", with their names (one unnamed) in English below, 18 members in all, no place, no date, circa
Item Date:
1910
Stock No:
54396
£150
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