Couple being married in front of a crowd of dignitaries

Russia, Royalty & the Romanovs

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Revolution and New Relationships

Leonard Charles Wyon (1826-91)

Medal commemorating the visit of Emperor Nicholas I to England

Coalport Porcelain Company [Shropshire]

Plate (part of a dessert service)

Attributed to Ivan Winberg (d. 1851)

Presentation ring with a miniature of Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855)

Henri Philippe Heidemanns (1804-64)

Nicholas I, Emperor of Russia (1796-1855)

Ivan Winberg (d. 1851)

Alexander II, Emperor of Russia (1818-1881)

Master: Emperor Alexander II of Russia's collar and badge (Great George) of the Order of the Garter
Item: Order of the Garter (England). Alexander II of Russia's collar and badge

The Order of the Garter

23 links (2 links loose and kept separately with Insignia)

The Order of St Andrew

Keibel

Order of St. Anne, King George V's Star

William Chapman (active 1859)

Order of St Alexander Nevsky (Russia). Edward VII's star

Kordess, Alexander, St. Petersburg

Order of St Stanislaus, King George V's Star

K Edouard

Order of St Vladimir, Third Class with swords

Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia (1868-1918)

Letter to King Edward VII

Nikolai Petrovich Bogdanov-Belsky (1868-1945)

Nicholas II (1868-1918), Emperor of Russia

Victoria, Princess of Great Britain (1868-1935)

Reval

Nicholas II, Emperor of Russia (1868-1918)

Letter to King George V

In these entries, King George V records his private thoughts at the breaking news of the Russian Revolution in March 1917, and his attendance at a memorial service in July 1918 following the announcement of Nicholas II’s death. In both entries, the

King George V’s diaries

Igor' Emanuilovich Grabar (1874-1960)

A Winter's Day

F. Zimin (active 1956)

A pair of porcelain vases

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