Metal Artworks

Russian Metal Artworks

Production of Russian jewelry entered the period of prime and rapid development in the middle of the 19th century. Russian gold and silver jewelry school was brought to light during the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations in London (sometimes referred to as the Crystal Palace Exhibition) in 1851, whereupon the works of Russian jewelry firms became the mandatory participants and prizewinners of world exhibitions.

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The precious silverware was designed and manufactured by the leading jewelry firms, the Russian Imperial Court Suppliers (Carl Faberge, Bolin, the Grachev brothers, Pavel Ovchinnikov, Ivan Khlebnikov, AndreyPostnikov, Orest Kurlyukov, Alexander Lyubavin), and multiple jewelry workshops of Saint Petersburg, Moscow, Kiev, Odessa, and other cities.

The products of all above-mentioned artisans and workshops are presented in the museum Collection repository. The collection provides the complete idea of this artisanship development. All exhibits are characterized by original design and brilliant jewelry work.


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Country
  • Country
  • France
  • Russia
  • USSR
Period
  • Period
  • XIX
  • XVIII
  • XX
Material
  • Material
  • ceramics
  • copper
  • Crystal
  • fabric
  • glass
  • ivory
  • leather
  • metal (bronze)
  • ruby
  • semi-precious stone
  • silver
  • velvet
  • wood
Producer
  • Producer
  • A.Kuzmichev gold and silverware factory
  • Egor Cheryatov gold and silverware factory
  • Karl Linke workshop
  • Nemirov-Kolodkin firm
  • 'Nikolai Linden' firm
  • A. Bragin's workshop
  • A. Lyubavin firm
  • A. Lyubavin firm
  • A.F. Seppyanen's silver and gold manufactory
  • A.I. Fuld gold and silver factory
  • A.Kuzmichev bronze and silverware factory
  • A.M. Postnikov copper, gold and silverware factory
  • Alexander Kordes silverware workshop
  • Alexander Petrov workshop
  • Alexander Tillander firm
  • Alexander Vyakeva silversmith
  • Anders Nevalainen gold and silverware workshop
  • Armory Chamber workshop
  • Artistic bronze workshop of Yakov Samarin
  • Boucheron firm
  • Bril and Gershman firm
  • C. Sievers workshop
  • Carl Tegelsten bronze and silverware factory
  • Crystal: BACCARAT firm. Casing: Egor Cheryatov gold and silverware factory
  • D. Orlov workshop
  • E. Cortman firm
  • Eduard Kortman firm
  • Egor Cheryatov gold and silverware factory
  • F. Afanasyev gold and silverware workshop
  • F. Ivanov silverware workshop
  • F. Stroganov silverware workshop
  • Fabergé Firm
  • Feodor Abakumov silverware workshop
  • First Kiev jeweler and art-engraving workshop
  • First Kiev jeweller and art-engraving workshop
  • Friedrich Bergenfeldt workshop
  • G. Schmidt workshop
  • Girshi Lizerin silverware workshop
  • Grigoriev Workshop
  • Gubkin's gold and silverware factory (glass holder)
  • Gustav Klingert gold and silverware factory
  • Hjalmar Armfeldt workshop
  • I.E. Morozov Trading House
  • Imperial Glass Factory
  • Ivan Tarabrov gold and silverware workshop
  • Ivan Tarabrov's gold and silverware workshop
  • Joseph Marshak gold and silverware factory
  • K. Lincke workshop
  • K. Sievers workshop
  • K.Fendt factory
  • Kadykov and Mekhov
  • Karl Lincke workshop
  • Kolchugin Partnership
  • Kondraty Gornin samovar enterprise
  • Maria Semenova silverware factory
  • Mikhail Isaakov gold and silverware workshop
  • Mikhail Karpinsky silverware workshop
  • N. Bobir commercial and industrial workshop
  • N. Frolov's silverware workshop
  • N. Zverev silverware workshop
  • N. Zverev's silverware workshop
  • N.D. Yanichkin silverware workshop
  • Nemirov-Kolodkin firm
  • Nemirov-Kolodkin firm; The 3d Moscow jewellers' artel
  • Nichols & Plincke
  • Nichols and Plinke firm
  • Nichols and Plinke firm; Robert Kokhun bronze and silverware factory
  • Nickols and Plinke firm
  • Nickols and Plinke firm; Robert Kokhun bronze and silverware factory
  • Nikols & Plinke firm
  • Petr Milyukov silverware factory
  • Robert Kohun bronze and silverware factory
  • Samuel Arnd workshop
  • Sazikov firm
  • Shanks and Bolin firm, K. Lincke workshop
  • Silverware shop "Vladimirov"
  • Sokolov art bronze factory
  • Sveshnikov factory
  • The 14th Moscow jewelers Artel
  • The 14th Moscow jewellers artel
  • The 15th Moscow jewelers Artel
  • The 1rst Kiev jewelry and art engraving artel
  • The 1st Kiev jewelry and art-engraving workshop
  • The 1st Krasnoselskaya Artel
  • The 2nd Artistic artel
  • The 31st Artel
  • The 4th Moscow Artel (workmen's cooperative association)
  • The 4th Moscow Artel; V. Drugov and Co. workshop
  • The Expedition of Storing State Papers
  • The First Silver Artel
  • Unknown master
  • V. Sokolov silverware workshop
  • V.A. Gordon's manufactory
  • V.M. Ashmarin's silverware factory (glass holder)
  • V.S. Semenov silverware workshop
  • Vasiliy Baladanov factory
  • ‘Nikolai Linden’ firm
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