Buying antiques

• Tableware and kitchen utensils - antique sets, vases, dishes made of bone, Meissen, meditseyskogo porcelain, faience, glass, copper, bronze, silver and gold times of ancient China, Greece and Rome, manufactories of medieval Europe (XIV-XIX centuries), Tsarist Russia and the USSR.
• Porcelain statuettes - collectible products of Meissen, Hext, Nymphenburg, Furstenburg, Russian Imperial Factory and manufactories Popov, Kuznetsov, brothers Kornilov, Batenin and Verbilki, Soviet author's products of famous artisans.
• Jewelry - earrings, rings, bracelets, brooches of any year of production, including the USSR era with a high content of precious metals, non-standard samples and original stamps.
• Coins and banknotes - money of any countries and epochs age more than 100 years, tsarist assignatsii, silver Soviet chervontsy, coins of the USSR rare series.
• Icons - original, ruined and renovated works of XVI-XIX centuries of different icon-painting (Moscow, Stroganov, etc.) schools of Russia.
• Paintings, sculptures and objects of European, Eastern and Russian art of any epochs.
• Furniture - chests of drawers, sideboards, cabinets, drawers, tables with original stamps of factories and masters of cabinetmakers.
• Weapons - pistols, sabers, swords, rifles and military equipment of the XVII-XIX centuries of European, Asian and Russian production.
• Clocks - wrist, wall, pocket, floor, carriage and mantel clocks from the 17th to 19th centuries from famous watch brands.
• Musical instruments - strings, keyboards, wind instruments, antique gramophones and gramophones, musical equipment of past eras with manufacturers' marks.
• Books - rare, lifetime and collector's editions published before 1930, books with author's autographs and no longer existing publishers.

All antiques and antiques are subject to mandatory examination and evaluation by independent specialists.