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The author's bronze sculpture "Generous Angel"

The Ozyumenko Brothers The author's bronze sculpture "Generous Angel"

884 500 ₽

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The author's bronze sculpture "Sirin Bird"

The Ozyumenko Brothers The author's bronze sculpture "Sirin Bird"

683 200 ₽

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Cap chess with amber pieces

223 200 ₽

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The author's oil painting "The Sun under sail" (2025)

Alexander Fomin The author's oil painting "The Sun under sail" (2025) The sail is filled with light, the sea foam sparkles turquoise, and it seems that the sun does not illuminate the sail, but is born in it. The author's oil painting "The Sun under sail" is not just a seascape, but a metaphor for movement, strength and great freedom, accessible only to those who know how to meet the wind. The energy of the waves, the burning sky, the reflections of light on the water and sails — everything in this work is full of lively dynamics and inner light, and the master's hand gives the plot not only realism, but also philosophical depth. The work was created in 2025 and has already become an event — it seems to have absorbed all the brilliance of modern art, without losing respect for academic painting. The artist's palette is based on complex iridescences of ultramarine, azure, ochre, purple and gold — they merge into a magical symphony of color, filling the canvas with warmth, as if emanating from inside the canvas. Palette knife strokes of the waves give relief to the sea, and the contrast of cold and warm tones emphasizes the swift silhouette of the ship — the concentration of energy, as if coming from another world. A handmade gilded baguette completes the look, creating a frame worthy of a museum exhibit. Alexander Viktorovich Fomin, a gallery owner and artist, deeply appreciates impressionism and demonstrates his love for this style in stunning paintings. His works reflect the essence of light and color in nature, as well as the emotions and beauty of everyday moments. The artist was born in Moscow. Alexander Fomin took his first lessons from his older brother. The novice painter was 22 years old when he first picked up a brush. Revolving in a circle of artists and selling paintings by his older brother, Alexander takes up the brush, watching as canvases are born. He studied literally "over his shoulder", closely following his brother's work. Feeling that he can embody his impressions and ideas on canvas, Alexander makes the first strokes. Hard work and diligence paid off: in 1992, he was invited to an exhibition in West Germany. This was an important event and an incentive to choose the profession of an impressionist painter. The artist's favorite themes are urban landscapes, retrospectives of old streets of Paris, Moscow and German cities. Today, Alexander's works are in private collections and museums, including in the city of Emmerich (West Germany), as well as in the estate of the Leontiev noblemen (descendants of Generalissimo Suvorov) and other top officials of countries and states. Such a work is suitable for collectors, connoisseurs of maritime romance, investors in modern art and owners of exquisite interiors who want to put an object charged with meaning into the space. This picture speaks without words: about a dream, a path, about the sun, which is always ahead — you just need to decide to sail towards it.

1 120 000 ₽

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Damir Krivenko's painting "Dawn in Moscow City"

Damir Damir Krivenko's painting "Dawn in Moscow City" I am creating a project whose main objective is to make it easy to perceive and establish a balance between the virtual world and reality. This collection is based on the eternal irreconcilable confrontation between realistic painting and the avant-garde. I am convinced that such a concept makes it possible to bring visual art to a new stage and to breathe new standards and opportunities into it. I believe that art is an important element in the lives of not only artists, but all people. However, the following trend has emerged in the modern world: since the first quarter of the twentieth century, artists have stated that the classical school of realism has outlived itself; this provoked the emergence of a huge number of different trends and trends, which at first caused euphoria among art lovers, but later the departure from fine art frightened ordinary connoisseurs, and art became understandable only to a narrow a circle of professionals. It acquired the status of an elite one, however, at the same time, it lost a mass audience. I think many artists are now concerned about the current situation and are looking for a solution to this problem. By joining them, I declare that one of the main tasks of our time is to popularize art and involve as many people as possible in the creative process, even without special art education. After all, the main problem of modern society is that it is desensitized. That is why, first of all, I share my feelings, ideas and revelations with the audience. I preach feelings and talk about how multifaceted they are and their diversity is simply limitless. They are quite easy to convey through color symbols, conceptual painting, and this can be understood by almost any viewer. Therefore, each of my works is a parable, it has its own story and it tells it. Very often these are stories about how our emotional world is filled with feelings that we don't notice, and also that we always have the right to choose and we are responsible for it, because it entails changes in our lives. My goal is to talk about big and complex things through small and simple things, and create interesting, understandable art. At the same time, I try to reflect the problems of the modern world in my works and often attach annotations to my paintings in order to make the dialogue between the viewer and the artist even more accessible. Damir Krivenko

600 000 ₽

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Amber Dragon Cup

2 600 000 ₽

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Amber cup "Victory" The Victory Amber Cup is a triumph of the spirit frozen in the light, a majestic monument not to a man, but to an idea. It is as if a ray of sunlight once touched the earth and, having penetrated deep into the centuries, petrified in the form of amber, only to be reborn in this work of art after millennia. This cup is not a vessel. This is an altar erected in honor of the immortal will to life, light, and triumph. The composition develops from the bottom up, like a sprout breaking through the thickness of time. The powerful, architecturally balanced leg symbolizes the foundation of the world — stability, knowledge, tradition. On it rests a chalice decorated with the faces of trumpeting angels — messengers from other dimensions, heralding the beginning of a new era. They seem to open the gates of heaven, inviting us to look beyond the material. And finally, the crown is the figure of the winged Victory, a female image that lifted the torch skyward. Not just an allegory of triumph, but a light piercing the darkness. She soars upward like a spirit who has overcome fear, pain, and time. Lonely and free, she carries the flame of meaning — the memory of what has been accomplished and the call to the future. It is not a reward for victory. She is Victory itself as an idea, as an inner fire, as a mission that a person carries when everything else collapses. Amber is not just a material, but a frozen sun, the age—old breath of the Baltic Sea, preserving the whispers of prehistoric forests. It serves here not as decoration, but as a language — the language of light, warmth, and truth. Depending on the angle of view and lighting, the cup changes its mood: from solemn to peaceful, from radiant to thoughtful — like a living organism reflecting the inner state of the observer. This cup is not an item. It's a metaphor. It is a symbol of the fact that even in difficult times, there remains something incorruptible inside us, capable of uplifting, inspiring, and igniting others. It is not given as a gift — it is given as a recognition of the path.

19 800 000 ₽

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Souvenir made of amber "Amber steering wheel. Odessa"

Souvenir made of amber "Amber steering wheel. Odessa"

96 000 ₽

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Souvenir made of amber "Amber horseshoe. Moscow" in a gift case

Souvenir made of amber "Amber horseshoe. Moscow" in a gift case

56 000 ₽

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Golubenkov's "Parrots" box, Fedoskino

171 400 ₽

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Pavlov's Glass of Wine casket, Fedoskino

Pavlov's Glass of Wine casket, Fedoskino

127 400 ₽

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The box "The Queen of Sheba" Frolov, Fedoskino

The box "The Queen of Sheba" Frolov, Fedoskino

122 500 ₽

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Jewelry box "Saint Petersburg" Larishev, Fedoskino

Jewelry box "Saint Petersburg" Larishev, Fedoskino

238 700 ₽

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Silver brooch "Clover" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova"

Silver brooch "Clover" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova"

29 400 ₽

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Silver brooch "Chamomile" of the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova"

Silver brooch "Chamomile" of the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova" Since those distant years, vigorously traveling and living in different parts of the world, spinning the globe in the hope of finding, like Nabokov, my daisies and Rachmaninov, my lilacs, I have been looking for jewelers who could bring my dreams and childhood discoveries to life in precious metal. And so in the fall of 2019, at an etiquette brunch in my favorite St. Petersburg Astoria, which I arranged for clients, an elegant lady, the mother of two brothers, regulars of my course, presented me with a silver spoon of "Russian gems" with lilac flowers. My eyes flashed! And in my life, my full namesake Tatyana Polyakova, the artist of "Russian Gems", who painted my herbarium from memory, also appeared. I also checked the slope of the stems, and the shades, and the proportions according to those Tver happy childhood memories. And, as it turned out, the best, free, beautiful, fragrant and precious memories of a lifetime. In the summer of 2020, my mother left, who taught me to potted non-wilting flowers that were transplanted into gardens and lawns. Shortly before her death, symbolically, my first jewelry herbarium of 25 plants saw the light. "I've never read fortune-telling on wild daisies. But I believed in the belief that a daisy grew where a star fell. Daisies are starry flowers for me. A distinctive sign. I remember my first wreath. This was the crown of childhood. Even now, I determine the onset of summer by the proud, unraveled inflorescences, waiting for the opportunity to stop in the field and touch a delicate petal. I pin a daisy brooch on the silk lapel of my tuxedo. As a sign of the significance of the moment. Not a live gardenia, but my St. Petersburg chamomile. And the topic of conversation appears immediately. I decorate my white men's shirts with chamomile. Men can't afford it, can they? Or is this a hint?" For more than a hundred years, Russian Gems has been preserving the technologies of the famous St. Petersburg jewelry school and developing innovative methods for making precious masterpieces. Craftsmen create luxurious jewelry, silverware, enamel-filigree products and interior items that distinguish the originality of the author's ideas and an unsurpassed level of performance. The Imperial Jewelry House has repeatedly won prestigious awards from leading industry experts, which confirms the quality and high artistic value of the products.

28 000 ₽

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Silver brooch "Willow" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova"

Silver brooch "Willow" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova" Since those distant years, vigorously traveling and living in different parts of the world, spinning the globe in the hope of finding, like Nabokov, my daisies and Rachmaninov, my lilacs, I have been looking for jewelers who could bring my dreams and childhood discoveries to life in precious metal. And so in the fall of 2019, at an etiquette brunch in my favorite St. Petersburg Astoria, which I arranged for clients, an elegant lady, the mother of two brothers, regulars of my course, presented me with a silver spoon of "Russian gems" with lilac flowers. My eyes flashed! And in my life, my full namesake Tatyana Polyakova, the artist of "Russian Gems", who painted my herbarium from memory, also appeared. I also adjusted the slope of the stems, and the shades, and the proportions according to those Tver happy childhood memories. And, as it turned out, the best, free, beautiful, fragrant and precious memories of a lifetime. In the summer of 2020, my mother left, who taught me to potted non-wilting flowers that were transplanted into gardens and lawns. Shortly before her death, symbolically, my first jewelry herbarium of 25 plants saw the light. "I was always shy about breaking thin branches so as not to hurt the willow, The willow twigs that were brought to the house for Easter, I kept and waited for the moment to make fluffy hares and cubs out of them. I wear thin and light silver brooches both on the lapel and on the lapel, and always in a bouquet with other spring flowers." For more than a hundred years, Russian Gems has been preserving the technologies of the famous St. Petersburg jewelry school and developing innovative methods for making precious masterpieces. Craftsmen create luxurious jewelry, silverware, enamel-filigree products and interior items that distinguish the originality of the author's ideas and an unsurpassed level of performance. The Imperial Jewelry House has repeatedly won prestigious awards from leading industry experts, which confirms the quality and high artistic value of the products.

21 000 ₽

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Silver brooch "Fern" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova"

Silver brooch "Fern" from the collection "Herbarium of Tatyana Polyakova" Since those distant years, vigorously traveling and living in different parts of the world, spinning the globe in the hope of finding, like Nabokov, my daisies and Rachmaninov— my lilacs, I have been looking for jewelers who could bring my dreams and childhood discoveries to life in precious metal. And so in the fall of 2019, at an etiquette brunch in my favorite St. Petersburg Astoria, which I arranged for clients, an elegant lady, the mother of two brothers, regulars of my course, presented me with a silver spoon of "Russian gems" with lilac flowers. My eyes flashed! And in my life, my full namesake Tatyana Polyakova, the artist of "Russian Gems", who painted my herbarium from memory, also appeared. I also checked the slope of the stems, and the shades, and the proportions according to those Tver happy childhood memories. And, as it turned out, the best, free, beautiful, fragrant and precious memories of a lifetime. In the summer of 2020, my mother left, who accustomed me to potted non-wilting flowers that were transplanted into gardens and lawns. Shortly before her death, symbolically, my first jewelry herbarium of 25 plants saw the light. "A bright green, brazenly beautiful, fern leaf opening in front of my eyes, unfolding in a spiral from a bud, arranged my first garden and forest art performances of childhood. I didn't believe in the legend of the blooming fern. I wasn't looking for him. I was looking for an artist who can draw my emotions, and a jeweler who will filigreely repeat the drawing and color my favorite sheet with layers of enamel. The fern protecting the delicate flowers of forget–me-nots and lilies of the valley is my perfect bouquet. A bouquet that won't wither. And it will not disappear from nature. And it will prolong spring and summer!" For more than a hundred years, Russian Gems has been preserving the technologies of the famous St. Petersburg jewelry school and developing innovative methods for making precious masterpieces. Craftsmen create luxurious jewelry, silverware, enamel-filigree products and interior items that distinguish the originality of the author's ideas and an unsurpassed level of performance. The Imperial Jewelry House has repeatedly won prestigious awards from leading industry experts, which confirms the quality and high artistic value of the products.

49 400 ₽

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Teapot "Gzhel"

130 000 ₽

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Tea set with Gzhel samovar with lapis lazuli and enamel, for 6 persons, Zlatoust

Tea set with Gzhel samovar with lapis lazuli and enamel, for 6 persons, Zlatoust

900 000 ₽

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Gzhel tea set with lapis lazuli, for 4 persons, Zlatoust

Gzhel tea set with lapis lazuli, for 4 persons, Zlatoust The Gzhel tea set with lapis lazuli for 4 people is a representative setting that turns a familiar tea party into a solemn rite of hospitality. The composition includes four cups with saucers, four spoons and a central sugar bowl with a lid, assembled into a single ensemble, designed in a blue-gold color scheme. The snow-white surface of the bowls emphasizes the festive purity of the shape, and the rich decoration sets the feeling of a palace serving, appropriate on a table where not only the drink is appreciated, but also the impression. The set is based on a combination of porcelain and gold-plated metal, processed in the decorative tradition of Zlatoust. The cups are set in gilded frames with delicate handles decorated with ornamental overlays and inserts of lapis lazuli in a deep ultramarine shade, giving a noble cold accent against a background of warm gold. The saucers reveal a complex pattern: swirls, floral motifs, fine engraving, contrasting cobalt-colored enamel fields complemented by miniature red accents; stones are placed along the edge and on decorative elements, echoing the rim of the bowls. The sugar bowl supports the overall architecture of the set — a porcelain bowl in a gilded setting, a lid with a relief decoration and an insert of lapis lazuli on the top, and a blue enamel belt around the rim, creating the effect of a jeweled crown. The spoons are made in gilded metal, decorated with a subtle pattern on the handles, complementing the ensemble not only visually, but also tactilely with the smooth, heavy luster of a real status item. Gzhel with lapis lazuli is intended for people who are accustomed to surround themselves with rare objects that speak about taste more softly than any words: home owners, managers, collectors, connoisseurs of Russian art schools. The set is appropriate as a high—level gift - for an anniversary, a significant appointment, the completion of a project, a protocol event when a cultural note and a confident presentation are important. This setting combines the whiteness of porcelain, jewelry gilding, the deep blue of enamel and stone, creating an object that is not just tableware, but a sign of prosperity, tradition and impeccable style.

280 000 ₽

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Tea set with Khokhloma samovar for 6 persons, Zlatoust

Tea set with Khokhloma samovar for 6 persons, Zlatoust A tea set with a Khokhloma samovar for 6 people, made in Zlatoust, is perceived as a ceremonial composition for a table, where each object holds a common structure and sets a solemn tone. In the center is a gold—plated samovar with a relief silhouette, curly handles and expressive support, next to it is a teapot and several containers for sweets, topped with six cups on saucers and thin spoons. Snow-white ceramics set off the thick radiance of metal, and the elegant ornament in a red-green color scheme emphasizes the conviviality of the ensemble. This set is aimed at those who value not household utensils, but a representative item that is appropriate in an office, living room, meeting room, or on a family table during a reception. The Zlatoust school is recognized in the precision of the lines and in the culture of the surface: the metal prepared for the decor accepts the engraving, then it is revealed by gilding and colored enamel, creating the depth of the drawing. "Khokhloma" here does not sound like stylization, but like a carefully calibrated motif — curls, plant elements and frames are laid out in shape so that the ornament supports the volume, emphasizes the caps, crowns and contours. A single pattern is repeated on the cups and saucers, making the serving look whole, as if made according to one sketch and in one breath. The combination of gold glitter, warm red accents and cool greenery creates the effect of jewelry transferred to the format of a tea ceremony. The impression is enhanced by a base tray with a high decorative shield and a round medallion, which set the stage and frame for the composition, as if it were a table relic. The samovar gathers the rest of the objects around it, and the cups placed on the saucers look ready for the ceremony — calm, unhurried, emphasizing the status of the host and respect for the interlocutor. The Khokhloma set is suitable for a gift to a manager, a diplomatic partner, a collector of Russian crafts, as well as for a home where rare things are appreciated that speak about taste without unnecessary words.

860 000 ₽

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Russian silver Silver candle holder "Angel"

87 000 ₽

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Silver napkin holder "Golden-maned horses"

Russian silver Silver napkin holder "Golden-maned horses"

350 900 ₽

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Russian silver Shot glass in a silver stand "Cannon"

93 400 ₽

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Russian silver Silver water ionizer "Kitten"

22 700 ₽

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The bronze composition "Ice Battle"

900 000 ₽

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Bronze statuette "Garrincha" on a marble stand

Bronze statuette "Garrincha" on a marble stand

162 000 ₽

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Tea set made of amber "Peter the Great"

82 600 ₽

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Tea set made of amber "Empress" with pearls

Tea set made of amber "Empress" with pearls

79 600 ₽

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Casablanca amber tea steamer with a spoon

Casablanca amber tea steamer with a spoon

71 600 ₽

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Gaudi amber and bronze teacup with spoon

Gaudi amber and bronze teacup with spoon

52 400 ₽

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Backgammon made of amber "Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation"

Backgammon made of amber "Coat of Arms of the Russian Federation"

304 000 ₽

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Backgammon made of ash and amber "Arabian Falcon"

Backgammon made of ash and amber "Arabian Falcon"

370 000 ₽

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Backgammon made of stained oak and amber "King of the Beasts"

Backgammon made of stained oak and amber "King of the Beasts"

336 000 ₽

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Backgammon made of walnut and amber "Sokol"

Backgammon made of walnut and amber "Sokol"

304 000 ₽

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Autographed sweater by hockey player Alexander Ovechkin

330 000 ₽

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Shipping method:	VIP air delivery
Delivery address:	New Vasyuki, str. Chairs, 12
Delivery date:	24.12.2021 y.
Delivery Time:	from 17:00 to 21:00
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Изделие:	Статуэтка железнодорожнику «Стрелочник»
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