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Results the Autumn Classic Sale Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 1 Constantine Korovine, VIEW OF THE VILLAGE. 18 500 EUR 2 Vasili Dimitrevich Polenov, RIVER LANDSCAPE. 23 000 EUR 3 Nikolai Krymov, ON THE BRIDGE. 29 000 EUR 4 Fedor Ivanovich Rerberg, CITY VIEW (CHURCHES). 3 200 EUR 5 Nikolai Nikolaevich Karazin, A RIDER. 2 000 EUR 6 Vasili Levi, RIVER LANDSCAPE. Unsold 7 Nikolai Egorovich Sverchkov, MOTIF WITH HORSE. 8 500 EUR 8 Julius von Klever Circle of, SPRING THAW. Unsold 9 Tarbeev Konstantin, A MAN WITH A DOG. Unsold 10 Ivan Konstantinovich Aivasovsky, SHIPS NEAR THE COAST. 66 000 EUR 11 Aleksandr Makowsky, A TOWN VIEW. Unsold 12 Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky, RELIGIOUS PROCESSION IN CAIRO. 36 000 EUR 13 Ivan Andrevich Pelevin, PORTRAIT OF A MAN (BOYARIN). 4 200 EUR 14 Ivan Pavlovich Pokhitonov, AUTUMN LANDSCAPE (IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF PARIS). Unsold 15 Andrei Afanasevich Jegorov, LAUNDRESSES. 1 600 EUR 16 Vasili Levi, WINTER LANDSCAPE. 3 600 EUR 17 Julius von Klever, A FOREST STREAM. Unsold 18 Ivan Ivanovitch Shishkin, "THE MALAYA NEVA RIVER". 1 200 EUR 19 Alexei Petrovich Bogoljuboff, THE SEA AT SUNSET. 10 000 EUR 20 Vasilij Pavlovich Schreiber, A FINNISH LANDSCAPE. Unsold 21 Constantine Korovine, SKETCH FOR THEATER DESIGN. 6 600 EUR 22 Aleksandr Grigoriev Orlov, BIRCHES. 400 EUR 24 VIEW OF THE KREMLIN. 4 400 EUR 25 Aleksei Kondratevich Savrasov, COAST DURING WINTER. Unsold 26 Valerian Vitalievich Babadin, STORM IS COMING. 1 100 EUR 27 Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-belsky, LAKE VIEW. 20 000 EUR 28 Josif Evstaf'evic Krackovskij, LANDSCAPE. 29 000 EUR 29 Valerian Vitalievich Babadin, WOMAN ON A PATH. Unsold 30 A CARD TABLE. 6 600 EUR 31 CUPBOARDS, A PAIR. 9 200 EUR Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 1/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 32 A MIRROR. 4 200 EUR 33 A WALL CLOCK. Unsold 35 A SHASHKA. 1 100 EUR 36 A UNIFORM SWORD. 5 400 EUR 37 A SABRE. 3 000 EUR 38 A SHASKA. 1 100 EUR 39 A SHASKA. 700 EUR 40 A KINDJAL. 500 EUR 41 A PISTOL. 1 700 EUR 42 A PAPER WEIGHT. 420 EUR 43 A CORONATION BEAKER. 300 EUR 45 A BOWL. 4 400 EUR 46 SERVICE FOR 12 PEOPLE. Unsold 47 A PAIR OF COFFEE CUPS. 1 600 EUR 48 A SET OF THREE EASTER EGGS. 610 EUR 49 AN EASTER EGG. 500 EUR 50 AN EASTER EGG. 560 EUR 51 AN EASTER EGG. 500 EUR 52 AN EASTER EGG. 460 EUR 53 AN EASTER EGG. 460 EUR 54 AN EASTER EGG. 440 EUR 55 AN EASTER EGG. Unsold 56 A SET OF 9 LITHOGRAPHS. Unsold 57 A LITHOGRAPH. 450 EUR 58 A LITHOGRAPH. 450 EUR 59 A LITHOGRAPH. 450 EUR 60 A SET OF SEVEN LITHOGRAPHS. 1 300 EUR 61 A RUBY RING. 420 EUR 62 RING. 460 EUR 63 RING. Unsold Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 2/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 64 RING. Unsold 65 A DIAMOND RING. 1 000 EUR 66 A DIAMOND AND PEARL NECKLACE. 2 600 EUR 67 AN ENAMELLED EASTER EGG PENDANT. 900 EUR 68 A GOLDEN LOCKET. 1 200 EUR 69 AN ENAMEL EGG PENDANT. 2 700 EUR 70 A DIAMOND PENDANT. 2 800 EUR 71 A GOLD BRACELET. Unsold 72 A GOLDEN BRACELET. 520 EUR 73 A GOLDEN BRACELET. 700 EUR 74 A GOLDEN BRACELET. 500 EUR 75 AN AMETHYST BROOCH. 220 EUR 76 A ROOSTER PIN IN A FABERGÉ BOX. 2 200 EUR 77 AN ENAMELLED BROOCH WITH DIAMONDS. 6 000 EUR 78 A DIAMOND AND RUBY BROOCH. 5 000 EUR 79 BROOCH NOBEL. 14 000 EUR 80 AN ENAMELLED BROOCH WITH DIAMONDS. 1 900 EUR 81 BUTTERFLY BROOCH. 8 000 EUR 82 A DIAMOND BROOCH. 520 EUR 83 A PENDANT. Unsold 84 BROOCH. Unsold 85 DRESS SHIRT BUTTONS. 250 EUR 86 CUFF LINKS. 850 EUR 87 A PAIR OF SAPPHIRE EARRINGS. Unsold 88 A PAIR OF DIAMOND EARRINGS. 720 EUR 89 EARRINGS. Unsold 90 A PAIR OF EARRINGS. 1 200 EUR 91 A GOLD COIN NIKOLAI II. 300 EUR 92 ORDER OF ST. ANNA III CLASS. ОРДЕН СВ. АННЫ III КЛАССА. Unsold 93 ORDER OF ST. STANISLAUS. 2 000 EUR Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 3/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 94 A GOLDEN CIGARETTE CASE, FABERGÉ. 6 000 EUR 95 CIGAR CASE. Unsold 96 A CIGARETTE CASE. 620 EUR 97 A SNUFF BOX. 480 EUR 98 A BOX. 300 EUR 99 A CIGARETTE CASE. 380 EUR 100 A SILVER CIGARETTE CASE. 3 600 EUR 101 A BREAD BASKET. 1 200 EUR 102 EVENING BAG. 360 EUR 103 A BREAD BASKET. 750 EUR 104 A SILVER PURSE. 260 EUR 105 A BREAD BASKET. 620 EUR 106 A THEATRE BAG. 150 EUR 107 A BREAD BASKET. 800 EUR 108 A SILVER BELT. Unsold 109 A BREAD BASKET. 1 300 EUR 110 A PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS. 500 EUR 111 A SILVER BOWL. 680 EUR 112 A TEA POT. 550 EUR 113 A CRYSTAL AND SILVER TRAY. 2 100 EUR 114 A CRYSTAL CARAFE WITH SILVER FITTINGS. 1 300 EUR 115 A CRYSTAL BOWL. 5 600 EUR 116 CREAMER AND BONBONNIERE. 680 EUR 117 A SWEET BASKET. Unsold 118 A KOVSCH. 1 500 EUR 119 A SILVER SPOON. Unsold 120 3 JAM SPOONS. 250 EUR 121 5 DESSERT FORKS. Unsold 122 6 TEASPOONS. 150 EUR 123 A 4 PART TRAVELLER'S CUTLERY SET. 250 EUR Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 4/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 124 72 PIECE SET OF CUTLERY. 3 850 EUR 125 A VODKA BEAKER. Unsold 126 BEAKER. Unsold 127 A BEAKER. 520 EUR 129 A pair of Russian, partially gilt silver beakers, master mark of Iщ, Moscow 1880s. Unsold 130 A BEAKER. 400 EUR 131 A BEAKER. 400 EUR 132 3 CHARKA CUPS. 700 EUR 133 A CHAMPAGNE FLUTE. 460 EUR 134 A TEA CONTAINER. 660 EUR 135 TANKARD. 1 600 EUR 136 A RUSSIAN BEAKER. 1 500 EUR 137 RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT PUNCH BOWL, LADLE AND 12 BEAKERS. 15 000 EUR 138 A SALT CELLAR. 420 EUR 139 A NAPKIN RING. Unsold 140 A SALT CELLAR WITH SPOON. 280 EUR 141 AN ENAMELLED BEAKER. 400 EUR 142 A SILVER TRAY, FABERGÉ. 7 200 EUR 142A SALT CELLAR FABERGÉ. 1 200 EUR 143 FOUR PART TEA SERVICE, FABERGÉ. 28 000 EUR 144 A DESK CANDLE HOLDER. Unsold 145 Väinö Hämäläinen, BOYS AT PLAY. Unsold 146 Eric Vasström, HELSINKI SOUTH HARBOUR. 1 000 EUR 147 Victor Westerholm, HARBOUR IN WINTER. 2 000 EUR 148 Venny Soldan-Brofeldt, A GIRL ON THE CLIFFS IN HANKO. 3 800 EUR 149 Ragnar Ungern, A CLOUD. 1 100 EUR 150 Laura Järnefelt, BIRCHES ON THE SHORE. 650 EUR 151 Laura Järnefelt, LAURA JÄRNEFELT, AUTUMN LANDSCAPE. Unsold 152 Ester Helenius, ESTER HELENIUS, A COASTAL TOWN. Unsold 153 Antti Favén, AUTUMN BIRCHES. 770 EUR Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 5/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 154 Matti Karppanen, SMALL BIRDS ON A BRANCH. Unsold 156 Sigrid Granfelt, PINE ON A ROCK. 1 800 EUR 157 Helmi Biese, ROCKS ON THE SHORE. Unsold 158 Ali Munsterhjelm, SUMMER VIEW. 1 000 EUR 159 Onni Oja, "FIELDS". Unsold 160 Onni Oja, A FARMHOUSE. 1 200 EUR 160A Thorsten Waenerberg, SUNSET ON THE BEACH. Unsold 161 Santeri Salokivi, A COTTAGE BY THE SHORE. Unsold 162 Tyko Sallinen, ARCHIPELAGO IMPRESSION. 2 000 EUR 163 Wilho Sjöström, "THE OLD SHED". 3 900 EUR 164 Ville Vallgren, BOY WITH A PIG. 1 000 EUR 164A Ville Vallgren, ASH URN. Unsold 165 Ville Vallgren, GIRL FROM BRETAGNE. 1 200 EUR 166 Emil Wikström, SIBLINGS. 2 800 EUR 167 Gunnar Uotila, RAVEN. 650 EUR 168 Jussi Mäntynen, BEAR. 620 EUR 169 Jussi Mäntynen, MOTHER'S PRIDE. 4 600 EUR 170 Frans Tiger, BOATS IN A SUNNY CREEK. Unsold 171 Thure Sundell, THURE SUNDELL, DUSK. Unsold 172 Woldemar Toppelius, WRECK NEAR THE SHORE. 3 200 EUR 173 Ferdinand von Wright, SMALL BIRDS ON THE ROOF. 10 500 EUR 174 Matti Karppanen, BLACK GROUSE. Unsold 175 Hugo Simberg, CALM DAY AT SEA. 3 400 EUR 176 Felix Frang-Pahlama, ROCKS ON THE SHORE. 950 EUR 177 Felix Frang-Pahlama, A VILLA IN A SUMMER LANDSCAPE. 1 000 EUR 178 Ali Munsterhjelm, VIEW FROM TURKU. 1 300 EUR 179 Elias Muukka, A LUSH LANDSCAPE. 600 EUR 180 Wilho Sjöström, "ROCKY SHORE". 3 200 EUR 181 Louis Sparre, A TRADITIONAL LANDSCAPE. 1 600 EUR 182 Juho Kyyhkynen, AUTUMN COLOURS. 3 400 EUR Bukowski Auktioner AB +46 (0)8 6140800 Arsenalsgatan 2 www.bukowskis.com 6/21 111 47 Stockholm Results The Autumn Classic Sale, No. Item Hammer price 183 Väinö Kamppuri, VÄINÖ KAMPPURI, BY THE WINDOW. Unsold 184 Marcus Collin, VIEW OVER THE VILLAGE ROOFS. 2 500 EUR 185 Väinö Hämäläinen, BANK OF FINLAND. 4 000 EUR 186 Erik Juselius, ERIK JUSELIUS, AUTUMN COLOURS. Unsold 187 Axel Haartman, AXEL HAARTMAN, WINTER LANDSCAPE. Unsold 188 Väinö Hämäläinen, VIEW OF ROME. Unsold 189 Marcus Collin, VIEW OF FAGERVIK. 2 200 EUR 190 Väinö Blomstedt, VIEW FROM SOUTHERN FRANCE. 1 200 EUR 191 Victor Westerholm, THE TSAR VISITING ALAND. 2 800 EUR 192 Pekka Halonen, WINTER LANDSCAPE. 44 000 EUR 193 Robert Wilhelm Ekman, THE MARTYRDOM OF SAINT SEBASTIAN. 4 400 EUR 194 Robert Wilhelm Ekman, CHILDREN ON THE SHORE.
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