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Geneva Collections has just opened its office in the very center of Geneva’s old town at cour de Saint-Pierre 5. 

This 15th century house, one of the oldest medieval buildings still standing in Geneva's old town, was recognized as a historical monument in 1964. It occupies a remarkable location at the very spot where the city first began to flourish, long before the days of the Roman Empire.

For a company that places History and storytelling above everything, the choice of location could not be more perfect. 

We’re situated just steps away from the cathedral's colonnade and the archeological site that houses the tomb of a celtic warlord, resting here for over two millennia. We're also fortunate to have an exceptional view from our windows, overlooking the Reformation Museum, that occupies the spot of the chapel where the Reformation was adopted in 1536.

We would be delighted to welcome you to its office from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 10am and 6pm. Whether you're in need of our assistance or simply wish to indulge in a chat about collectibles, we look forward to meeting you soon.

Geneva Collections has just opened its office in the very center of Geneva’s old town at cour de Saint-Pierre 5. 

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Roman Republic, Mark Antony and Octavian, 43-33 BC.
Denarius, itinerant workshop, ca. 41 B.C.

3,78g
19mm
Spink 1504; Crawford 517/2

Inventory D23022.5


ca 41 BC

Roman Republic, Mark Antony and Octavian, 43-33 BC, Denarius

Mark Antony and Octavian denarius

VIETNAM - Order of KIM KHANH, 1923
Obverse : Cartouche bearing 6 characters surrounded by dragons.
Reverse : Cartouche bearing 4 characters surrounded by dragons.
Decoration of merit of the Order of KIM KHANH of Vietnam (2nd degree) created by Emperor THANH THAI (1889-1907). It consists of two plates of finely soldered gold in the shape of a ritual gong and decorated with two confronting dragons, clouds, flowers, and flaming pearls. In the center, ideogram characters: 'Nht Hng Kim Khánh'. 
With the original award document and original trimming, which is extremely rare. 
14.45 grams 
74mm  wide(gold part) x 64 mm long with the beads.

1923

VIETNAM -  Order of KIM KHANH in Gold

Vietnam - Order of KIM KHANH in Gold

Jordan 1 Retro High. Think 16 (Pass the Torch).
28.04.2018.
Size 13 US.
Certified and authenticated by stockX.

2018

Sneakers Nike, Jordan 1 Retro High. Think 16 (Pass the Torch).

Nike Jordan 1 Retro High

1795

1 Dollar Flowing Hair 1795 NGC

Flowing hair dollar

Copper fragment from the Statue of Liberty.

 A copper bar with an engraved inscription: in french "FRAGMENT DE CUIVRE DE LA STATUE COLOSSALE DE LA LIBERTE EXECUTEE PAR A. BARTHOLDI 1875-1883 - SOUVENIR D'UNE VISITE AUX TRAVAUX"(COPPER FRAGMENT FROM THE COLOSSAL STATUE OF LIBERTY EXECUTED BY A. BARTHOLDI 1875-1883 - MEMORY OF A VISIT TO THE WORKS.) On the left, there is a shield with Auguste Bartholdi's monogram.

The Statue of Liberty, designed and built by Auguste Bartholdi on a metal frame by Gustave Eiffel, was build in Paris and then transported in pieces to New York. It was subsequently reassembled at its final location and inaugurated on October 28, 1886.
These fragments were given out by Bartholdi to his guests attending the construction works, very few are known to exist nowadays.

Size is 95 x 27 x 2.8 mm.
Weigh is 55 grams.

5998.5P23.30

1883

Original copper fragment from the Statue of Liberty by A.Bartholdi

Statue of Liberty Fragment 

Switzerland 1000 francs Forel banknote from 1977.
This banknote forever conserves its face value, with the Swiss national bank

1977

Switzerland 1000 francs Forel banknote

1000 Francs Forel

USA 1000 Dollars 1934 A 
High Denomination legal tender banknote 
Federal Reserve bank of Chicago Illinois
Good circulated condition

1934

USA 1000 Dollars 1934 High Denomination banknote Chicago 

USA 1000 Dollars banknote

Chaise Longue LC4 le Corbusier by Cassina, 2014 model linen and leather

Ecru linen, dark brown leather and matte black base.

A fine example of this iconic chaise longue.

In excellent, almost unused condition.

Length 163cm
Height 69cm
Width 56cm

Please note: a tiny stain (lightening) on the linen (see photo).


2014 (founded in 1929)

Chaise Longue LC4 le Corbusier by Cassina, 2014 model linen and leather

LC4 le Corbusier chair by Cassina

Roman Empire, Caligula 37-41. Bronze sestertius struck in Rome in 37-38. Bust of the laureate Emperor left, C CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS PON M TR POT / SPQR PP OB CIVES SERVATOS within an oak wreath.

28.39gr.
35.5mm
BMC 38; Cohen 24; RIC I 37; Sear 1801.
Provenance: Chaponnière & Firmenich 8 (2017) lot 44 & NGSA 10 (2018) lot 29.

An impressive and superb coin! Magnificent green patina.

Inventory: 6001.D23022.4

37-38

Roman Empire, Caligula's Magnificent Sestertius

Caligula Sestertius

Hermès "Dog" model handbag produced between 1927-1932. Extremely rare authentic and original bag from the late 1920's, verified and shown in store in Geneva.

Excellent condition. The central nail turns to open the bag. Minimal marks due to the rotation of the clasp (see photos).

Height 20cm (24cm with handle)
Width 24cm
Maximum depth 3cm

1927-1932

Hermès, rare "Dog" model handbag 1927-1932

Hermès "Dog"

Exceptional original Emile Gallé vase circa 1920, rare model in Algues.

Subtlety of this model it has colors affixed from the inside, small detail but which makes the difference for this collector's item.

Perfect condition, not a scratch to be seen!

Height 15cm

1920

Exceptional original Emile Gallé vase circa 1920 rare model Algues

Emile Gallé "Algues" vase

Rare bottle of Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2000. 
One of the best vintages from the past 50 years. 
From a case of 12, stored in the cellar from the moment of the original purchase.
1 Owner.

2000

Rare bottle of Chateau Mouton Rothschild

Mouton Rothschild

St. Morand wine poster by Andre Roland, circa 1955
156.5 x 114.5 cm
Good condition with vivid colours

1955

St. Morand wine poster by Andre Roland

St. Morand poster

Rare binoculars from the Graf Zeppelin airship.
These were distributed to passengers  of the famous Zeppelin and were very prized souvenirs.
This pair probably originates from the passage of the Zeppelin in Geneva on 14th September 1930.
Marked with the vessels ID number L.Z. 127 for Luftschiff Zeppelin 127.

Good condition, but a piece of the leather is missing (see last photo)
approximately 11 x 17 cm.

1928-1937

Rare binoculars from the Graf Zeppelin ( L.Z. 127) airship

Binoculars from the Graf Zeppelin airship (L.Z. 127) 

Rare Finland 1909 (1918) 500 Markkaa banknote, graded  PCGS 58 Prestine Paper Quality

1918

Finland 1909 (1918) 500 Markkaa banknote PCGS 58 PPQ

Finland, 500 Markkaa banknote

Leica IIf from 1953. A beautiful box in superb condition that works perfectly. Serial number 654235. Made in 35'000 pieces. Sold with a Leica Leitz Wetzlar "Elmar" f5cm 1:2.8 screw-in lens, number 1626687 from 1958.
Original case in good condition (strap to be replaced).

1953

Superb Leica Iif from 1953 in perfect condition

Leica IIf

France 100 Francs 15.05.1908 with LOM
by Luc Olivier-Merson.
The large LOM signature on the right was discontinued the following years, making the original issue from 1908 uncommon.
Very bright colours and crisp paper, some minor holes and rust stains.


1908

France 100 Francs with LOM Luc Olivier-Merson

100 Francs LOM

Large Art Deco style bronze airplane, 1940s-1950s.
Weight about 10 kg.
Height 30.5cm, length 39cm, width 47cm. Presumably a decoration model that mixes several elements of different aircraft of the time. Office sculpture.

1940-1950

Large Art Deco style bronze airplane

Large bronze airplane

Extremely Rare Russian Silver large tobacco box
Moscow 1908-1917, 84 Imperial silver standard
Countermarked with Latvian 1922-1939 import marks
Weight : 529.1 grams 
17.4 x 10.7 x 4.3 cm
Ref:59985P242

1908-1917

Extremely Rare Russian Silver large tobacco box

Russian Imperial Tobacco box 

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Attica, Athens Tetradrachm 
17.15 grams.
Inventory:59985P2315

440-404 BC

Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm 

Athens Tetradrachma

Very Rare and exceptional  French silver travel inkwell.
Fermiers Généraux  hallmarks,Paris 1749
65.6 grams 
4.5 x 4.5 x 2.5 cm

Inv. 5998.5P24.70

1749

France, Very Rare silver travel inkwell, Paris 18th century, Fermiers Généraux 

Rare travel inkwell

An extraordinary sterling silver bird with ruby eyes by Tane Mexico. 
This is possibly a Mexican Jay or Blue Mockingbird.
An almost identical bird has been presented to Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her State Visit to Mexico in February 1983 by President Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado.
The weight is 1039 grams of sterling silver, 22.5 cm high.

1980’s

An extraordinary sterling silver bird with ruby eyes by Tane Mexico.

Silver bird by Tane, Mexico

Jezler large and decorative 800 silver goblet.

10.2 cm high 
143.7 grams 



Circa 1920 

Jezler large and decorative 800 silver goblet.

Large Jezler cup

Geneva 10 Francs 1848 rare silver coin only 385 pieces struck.
This is the largest and the last silver coin struck in Geneva.
The obverse has been previously polished

1848

Geneva 10 Francs 1848 silver coin only 385 struck

Geneva 10 Francs

Rare silver cigar box

Geneva, silver Federal Shooting Festival cup 1887
By Wendt & Heidorn
454 grams
23.5 cm high 
Ref:59985P2464

1887

Geneva, silver Federal Shooting Festival cup 

Geneva silver shooting cup

Magnifiques et rares paire de verres/timbales/gobelets en argent sterling par l’orfèvre danois Georg Jensen. Modèle 391A en argent martelé. Signé et poinçonné 925 S Sterling Denmark 391 A.
Objets rares sur le marché, sans nom ni de monogramme. En parfait état, aucun choc.

Diamètre à la base 4cm, diamètre supérieur 6 cm. Hauteur environ 5.5cm. Poids total 95.6 grammes.

Beautiful and rare pair of sterling silver glasses/timpani/goblets by Danish silversmith Georg Jensen. Model 391A in hammered silver. Signed and hallmarked 925 S Sterling Denmark 391 A.
Rare objects on the market, without name or monogram. In perfect condition, no shock.

Diameter at the base 4cm, upper diameter 6 cm. Height approximately 5.5cm. Total weight 95.6 grams.

Designed by Georg Jensen (1866-1935). Crafted by Georg Jensen in Denmark. Stamped with 1915-30 Georg Jensen Hallmarks.



1915-1930

Georg Jensen - Pair of hammered sterling silver cups - #391

Georg Jensen, hammered silver cups

Set of 2 Shipwreck Spanish 8 and 4 Reales coins struck in Potosi in 1658 and found in Jupiter, Florida in 1987
This is the original issue from the discoverers accompanied by documentation and the COA
Jupiter Beach shipwreck is believed to be the San Miguel Archangel galleon.

1658

Set of 2 Shipwreck Spanish Reales coins found in Florida

Spain - Shipwreck 8 Reales

Exceptional late 19th century Austrian cane or walking stick with a silver handle shaped in a form of a lion's head.
82.5 cm  long, the lion's head is approximately 4.5 cm high.
 

Circa 1890

Exceptional Austrian cane with a silver lion head handle

Silver lion head cane

Rare Large Russian Imperial Silver Cloisonné spoon by Ivan Saltykov, Moscow, circa 1890

Makers mark, for Ivan Saltykov, the hallmarks did not come out clearly because of the thickness on the handle.

18.5 cm long, 60x65 mm bowl diameter, 113 grams

1890

Rare Large Russian Imperial Silver Cloisonné spoon by Ivan Saltykov

Large silver and cloisonné enamel spoon

Featured Category

Ag - Element 47

Silver, element 47 of the periodic table has long been cherished for its lustrous beauty and versatility, becoming an integral part of human history , particularly as jewelry, tableware and coinage.  

In antiquity, civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans revered silver not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its perceived mystical properties. It was believed to possess protective qualities against evil spirits, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Nowadays it’s antibacterial qualities are scientifically proven.

As societies evolved, so did the significance of silver. During the Middle Ages, silver became a symbol of wealth and power in Europe. Nobles wore intricate silver jewelry, often encrusted with precious gemstones, as a demonstration of their status. Meanwhile, silver tableware became synonymous with opulent banquets and lavish feasts hosted by the aristocracy.

The Renaissance period witnessed a resurgence of interest in classical aesthetics, leading to a revival of silver craftsmanship. Artisans refined their skills, creating elaborate pieces with intricate designs and exquisite detail. Silver jewelry became a canvas for artistic expression, featuring motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and religious symbolism.

The Industrial Revolution brought about significant changes in silver production techniques, making it more accessible to a broader audience. Mass production methods allowed for the creation of affordable silverware and jewelry, democratizing its use beyond the aristocracy.

In the modern era, silver continues to hold a special place in both jewelry and tableware. Its timeless elegance and versatility make it a favorite among designers and consumers alike. From classic pieces to contemporary designs that embrace minimalist aesthetics, silver remains a fascinating metal 

Silver, element 47 on the periodic table, has long been cherished for its lustrous beauty and versatility, becoming an integral part of human history, notably as jewelry, tableware and coinage.

Ag Element 47

In collaboration with Greg Podgorski, Geneva Collections is thrilled to present you our Contemporary January. To start 2024 on a fresh note we've curated an exhibition featuring the works of two talented artists, Maria Kiesner and Marta Kochanek.

Maria Kiesner, known for her architectural paintings, has honed her craft for years. She brings buildings to life with confident strokes, inspired by photographs and urban landscapes. A key moment in Maria's journey was the Villa Richter project in 2015, questioning the role of painting in the age of photography.

Throughout the years Maria's creativity remained undaunted. Her studio, filled with everyday objects, births extraordinary paintings. The presented works transcend representation, leading viewers into a space where associations dissolve into rhythmic abstractions.

Marta Kochanek, on the other hand, paints scenes from the past, using old family photos, ads, and film stills. Merging the 1950s-1970s with the present, she expresses a longing for a slower time. Marta's art aims to evoke positive feelings in pop art style.

In her paintings, everyday moments require no explanations. Groups of people are outlined against white canvases, inviting viewers to engage their imagination. Despite its simplicity, Marta's art radiates warmth, humor, and nostalgia. 

Together, we invite you to explore Maria's and Marta's art, discovering the inspiration behind each piece.

January 26th, 18h-20h opening in presence of Maria Kiesner

Monday-Friday January 29th-February 9th, 14h-18h

Greg Podgorki is an entrepreneur and art collector who has been living in Switzerland for over a decade. His passion is to travel through Europe in search of fresh artistic talents. 

M. Kiesner, House on the water 2023, tempera on canvas, 110x120cm

M. Kiesner, Barcelona 2020, tempera on canvas, 110x140cm

M. Kiesner, Stairs 2023, tempera on canvas, 100X150cm

M. Kochanek, Walkers 2021, acrylic on canvas, 120X90cm

M. Kochanek, Skates 2022, acrylic on canvas, 100X60cm

Contemporary January

On December 12, 1602, the Duke of Savoy launched a surprise attack on the city of Geneva in the dead of night. The defense of the city by its citizens, surprised by this "Escalade" from their walls, marked a crucial turning point in Geneva's history.

Since then, the people of Geneva have celebrated their victory every year, creating a rich heritage of objects and souvenirs. These include the famous Marmite, used to pour scalding soup over the attackers, which remains the symbol of the population's unwavering resistance to the Duke's soldiers.

Every year, artists draw inspiration from this event to create new works. Today, a wide variety of Escalade-related objects are available, including period coins, medals bearing images of Mère Royaume, the brave soup-pourer, and depictions of the fighting.

Collectively, these objects preserve the memory of the Escalade, reminding us of Geneva's resilience and bravery at the time.


Like every year since more than 400 years, Geneva is going back to the 17th century for a weekend. Come celebrate with us, at Geneva Collections, on Saturday December 9, just in front of the cathedral, in one of the few remaining buildings that witnessed the events of 1602.