Interesting lots (in Estimate).
 

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Lot.264. ORLOVSKI, VLADIMIR DONATOVICH (1842-1914)
BOATS BY THE BANK.
Sign. Oil on canvas, laid on board 27,5 x38, 5 cm.
Estimate: 1.800-2.200 €

Interesting lots (in Estimate).
 

260. GANZEN, ALEXEI (1876-1937)
A CRIMEAN LANDSCAPE.
Sign. Watercolour 26x39 cm.
Estimate: 800-1.000 €

Auctioneers removed imperial furniture at auction
 

Furniture from the Winter Palace, created for the Empress Alexandra Feodorovna in the late XIX century, removed from the auction auction house Bukowskis Finland. The press service of the house reported that there was a conflict between the client to sell home furnishings and his relatives. The descendants of the Romanovs in this situation do not participate, said RIA Novosti. Once the conflict is settled, the house Bukowskis suggests again put headsets on the auction.
Existence headset became known in early 2009. Furniture was established master Nikolai Svirsky on sketches by the architect Nicholas Nabokov in 1894 for the Silver room Empress. In 1920 the Soviet government sold the furniture. Subsequently, it was discovered in Finland.

A set of furniture, now consisting of 11 items, valued at 100-150 thousand euros. A total headsets included 15 subjects.

No, Father Fyodor did not want to claim "his" chair by the court.
Far. He knew that the engineer Bruns did not steal his chairs. About
no! He had in mind this was not. But these chairs all the same to
revolution belonged to his father, Fyodor, and they are infinitely
road to his wife, dying now in Voronezh. Fulfilling her wish,
and certainly not on his own audacity, he allowed himself to learn
location of chairs and come to a citizen Bruns. Father
Fedor did not beg. Oh no It was sufficient to
(a small candle factory in Samara), to sweeten the past
minutes of his wife to buy the old chairs. He is ready and not stinted
pay for the entire suite of twenty rubles. (c)

(Cyril Syzransky,) we have simply writer .. Molodets.Ne tired?
No Flooding.

Eugene, I understand what your trouble - you are too serious. Serious person - not a sign of intelligence, gentlemen! All the nonsense on the ground occurred with this particular expression on his face ... Smile, gentlemen ... Smile ... (c)
: D: D: D

Cyril Syzransky, let us on.
Cyril Syzransky, No Spamming and respected.

Sir! Yes, sir!
(To prepare this topic for the contest in the newspaper "Red art dealer "?)

Cyril Syzransky,
R, if you forgot: "Top-lots of Russian art at auction Bukowskis in Helsinki 13-14 May 2009"
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Results of the trades of Russian art at auction Bukowskis in Helsinki 13-14 May 2009

http://www.bukowski.fi/index.php?pag...mp;achoice=147

MAKOVSKI, VLADIMIR EGOROVICH (1846-1920)
"GRANDFATHER AND GRAND-DAUGHTER".
Section: Russian art
Estimate: 25.000-35.000 €
Sold at: € 41000
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283. KOROVIN, KONSTANTIN (1861-1939) *

"PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST'S WIFE, ANNA YAKOVLEVNA KOROVINA"
Sign. 1917? Oil on canvas 122x85 cm.
Provenance: Private collection of Konstantin Korovin; private collection of Vasili Levi; Daughter of Vasili Levi; private collection, Finland.
Estimate: 250.000-275.000 €
Sold at: 250000 €
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Results of the trades of Russian art at auction Bukowskis in Helsinki 13-14 May 2009
http://www.bukowski.fi/index.php?pag...mp;achoice=147