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Samovar Fraget Warsaw

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Samovar made by the Polish brand Fraget Warsaw from the late 19th century made of silver-plated brass.

1896, Warsaw, Poland, silver-plated brass, h. 62 cm

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Samovar Vorontsov Brothers company

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Samovar made by the Vorontsov Brothers company, operating between 1852 and 1919 and based in the Russian city of Tula.

2nd half of the 19th century, Russia, nickel-plated brass, h. 48 cm

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Diamond pendant

admin — Thu, 21 May 2026 16:33:06 +0000

White gold pendant with a brilliant-cut diamond weighing 0.93 ct.

Au 750/1000, total 1.45 g., pl.p.

Natural brilliant-cut diamond weighing 0.93 ct, clarity Si2, color H, cut VG, expert report.

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Bronze head Benin

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Benin, 19th century., bronze, h. 32 cm

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Bronze head Benin

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Benin, 19th century., bronze, h. 22 cm

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Buddha The Bhumisparsha Mudra

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Laos, 18th century, bronze, h. 18,5 cm

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View of the port and roadstead at Boulogne at the moment of the fleet’s departure on August 16, 1803

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Vue du port et de la rade de Boulogne, au moment du départ de la flottille, le 16 août 1803 is a famous historical French print depicting a key period of the Napoleonic Wars and the preparations for the failed invasion of Great Britain. The original work was painted by the renowned battle and horse painter Antoine-Charles-Horace (known as Carle) Vernet, and was converted into an engraving by the engravers Louis-François Couché and Jean-Jérôme Baugean.

France, early 19th century, colored etching with engraving, mount, glazed, frame

In the cutout 28 x 41 cm, frame 43 x 56 cm

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The Ottawa River at Bytown, London 1840

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Steel engraving published in London in 1840 by George Virtue as part of Nathaniel Parker Willis's two-volume travelogue Canadian Scenery Illustrated (1840). The print captures a key historical moment in the wild Canadian landscape, where the then small logging settlement of Bytown later grew into the capital of Canada, Ottawa.

London, 1840, steel engraving, 20 x 26 cm

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Interior of a Cree Indian Tent, 1823

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Illustration depicting the interior of a Cree Indian tent for the book Narrative of a Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea, which details the grueling Coppermine Expedition (1819–1822) led by British Royal Navy officer Sir John Franklin. The original drawing was sketched on site by Lieutenant Robert Hood, the expedition's chief surveyor and artist, and later converted into a copperplate by the English engraver Edward Francis Finden for Murray's publication.

London, 1823, copperplate (21 x 26 cm), mount (33 x 38.5 cm, cutout 18 x 22 cm), unframed

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Four engravings The Four Times of the Day

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Four copperplate engravings representing the Four Times of the Day (morning, noon, evening and night) based on oil paintings from 1736 by the English painter William Hogarth. They are humorous depictions of life on the streets of London, the vagaries of fashion and the interactions between the rich and the poor. The copperplate engravings were made by Jones & Co in London.

London, 18th century, paper, copperplate, 4 pieces, each 25.5 x 20.5 cm

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