"Russian enamel" completed spring-летний the 2016 season bids July 9,
ARTinvestment.RU   29 июля 2016

Trading in unusual format — in three parts — brought to the organizers nearly 5 million rubles

a Summer has passed the equator, and Moscow auction house one by one began to leave for the holidays. That's right: people in the city, and therefore active buyers are becoming fewer, and employees need when-то to relax.

on 9 July, on a hot and muggy Saturday, the auction house "Russian enamel" finished the season monthly auction of Russian and Western European art, including a large string of antique paper.

the Directory consisting of nearly 500 lots, which included three sections — painting and graphics, decorative-прикладного art and antique paper; the organizers gathered under one cover and asked the participants for the entire palette of what works auction house.

the Trades were remarkably well: on 490 lots the auctioneer had exactly three hours. Sold in the end, almost 5 million rubles, or 40% of the average total estimate directory hammer away 216 lots, or 44 % of the catalog. More — lot 74 — were purchased by absentee rate, and understandably so: all summer-таки, and output. The phone won 60 times, Internet — 54, into the hall, which, by the way, were about twenty of the most faithful and courageous fans of the live auction atmosphere, away on 28 lots.

the Greatest success is traditionally used decorative section-прикладного art 80 of the 159 lots sold brought the organizers of the auction, some 2.4 million roubles — slightly more than half of the total revenue of the day. Antique paper sold 43 % (sold 60 of 139 lots). The result of the money a little-чуть not reached the round sum of 400 thousand rubles — 43 % of the average total estimate Thong. The fine art traded with varying degrees of success: of the 166 lots sold section 66 totaling thousand rubles 1991,5 — is about 42% of the total revenue of the auction.

visual arts the first violin played again graphics. Special attention was paid to string out three drawings of Philip Malyavina, watercolors Konstantin Gorbatov and Vladimir Lebedev, as well as theatre graphics of Yuri Annenkov.

But first, it's about painting.

Of the 66 lots sold section FROM bar in 100 000 rubles crossed six lots. Most expensive — 200 000 — paid one of the absentee buyers for landscape oil on cardboard "Winter day" Boris Shcherbakov (lot 128). In second place in the section — again landscape, small sea view Mikhail Kupriyanov "Genichesk. Evening" 1959 (lot 83). From the start to 100 000 by absentee bid, the fight for the lot entered one of the phone players, to whom Marina in the end and went for 160 000 rubles.

the Most expensive graphic works became Indian ink drawing by Alexander Orlovsky Warrior-башкир, sitting down on the horse" 1818 (lot 5), sold on the phone to start for 150 000 rubles.

a Very good result, showed a string of works of the sixties Vladimir Nemukhin. Original sheet "Elephant", 1990 (lot 156), in the struggle absentee bidder and the hall, with 100,000 of start over two step rose in price to 120,000 rubles, which went absentee buyer. Composition on canvas "Shirt on the beach (lot 155) went in the same hands for 110 000 rubles.

once again among the best-selling graphics were Philip Malyavina. Pencil drawings "portrait", "Avdotya" and "portrait" of the late 1890-х — early 1900-х years (lots 18-20) went to Internet at prices 20 000, 26 000 and 25 000 respectively.

Except the graphics Malyavina, 100%-ный care showed expressive ink drawings by Eugene Chubarova (lots 117 and 118), the struggle for which is already deployed among the participants and a small string of three graphic works of Konstantin Morozov (items 103-105), sold for a starting price.

decorative-прикладного art the most popular was the string of silver out of the 53 lots, sold almost 60% and brought the organizer of almost 1.5 million rubles of revenue. The most expensive lot of strings (and all day too) was painted cigarette case, Moscow released a "supplier to the Imperial court I. Khlebnikov" in the years 1908-1917 (lot 228). The drawing of this lot came one of the most vibrant and long all night. To fight for possession of the gilded, decorated with colored enamel and red stones thing was solved just three of the telephone and Internet. Fought long — a few dozen steps, in which case 50 000 of start increased by almost 4.5 times and got a new owner on the phone for 220 000 rubles.

a Little less than 200,000 rubles, gave the buyer on the phone, killing the bet your phone same opponent for a beautiful, stylish silver with gilding tea-кофейный set in the style of al-деко of five items (lot 221).

In the section of the porcelain of the 73 lots went under the hammer 42, or 57.5 %. The total amount of revenue under section constituted 565,8 thousand rubles. The most interesting (and productive) bargaining went six serving plates made for the Royal court of Wilhelm II, Berlin Royal porcelain manufactory in 1895 (lot 285). With 35 000 start by absentee rate, as a result of fight two phone players, plates got the winner for 130 000 rubles.

Trading in a small section of glass over 6 sales in the range of 2 400 to 18 000 rubles. Sections of jewelry and icons were sold in one lot.

Section of antique paper, which included second-hand products, posters, photographs, postcards and documents of the late XIX — in the last third of the XX century, has sold more than 40 %. The result of the money amounted to 371 000 — 49,8 % of the average estimate of lots section. The most expensive, 60 000 rubles at the start by absentee rate, are paid for five posters by Kukryniksy 1977 (lot 359). Interesting bargaining went for the photograph "the Meeting with N. K. Roerich, October 4, 1932" with an inscription by the artist on the back of the Mat (lot 475). Starting from 10 000 rubles, the fight for the lot entered the room, Internet and telephone. We argued long and the winning bid was a phone buyer 36 000.

Summarize the results. This year's sale catalog more than 40 % — is a very strong result. And for the middle of summer, and just good. Hopefully, the "Russian enamel" with good mood have gone on summer break and came back and will continue to delight us with a variety of catalogues and performance. That and all the other auction houses wish!

Maria Kuznetsova, AI