Romanovs Collection

Princess Kyra, Russia
Princess Kyra (1909 - 1967) - Russian Royal Family. The second daughter of Grand Duke Kyrill of Russia (1876 - 1938), who was the Grandson of Tsar Alexander II

1918 / EKATERINBURG ROOM
Room in the house of Ipatiev, Ekaterinburg, where the Russian royal family was brutally murdered. Date: 1918

Tsar Nicholas II, Alexandra Feodorovna and Tsarevich Alexei
Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1917), the last emperor of Russia with his wife Alexandra Feodorovna and his son, the Tsarevich Alexei. The Romanovs became victims of the 1917 Russian revolution

A diamond tiara belonging to the Romanov dynasty
Diamond tiara, once belonging to the Empress Marie Fedorovna. Part of a sale of Russian state jewels sold at auction at Christie Manson and Woods auction house in 1927. 1927

The brooch of the Romanoffs
Brooch which had once owned to the Russian royal family. Part of a sale of Russian state jewels sold at auction at Christie, Manson and Woods auction house in 1927. 1927

Grand Duchess George of Russia - her English hospital
The Grand Duchess George of Russia (1876 - 1940), formerly Princess Maria of Greece, daughter of King George I of Greece and sister of King Constantine of Greece

The royal regalia of the Romanoffs
The Russian state jewels acquired by an English syndicate and sold at Christies Auction Rooms. The regalia shown are: the nuptial crown, a magnificent brooch, a green jasper snuff box

The Crown of the Romanoffs
Photograph of the Romanov crown, 1927. Part of a sale of Russian state jewels sold at auction at Christie Manson and Woods auction house that year. 1927

The snuff-box of the Romanovs
Green jasper snuff-box set studded with diamonds, which had belonged to the Russian royal family. Part of a sale of Russian state jewels sold at auction at Christie Manson

Russian Royal Princess escaping on the HMS Marlborough
A number of surviving members of the Russian royal family escaped the country at the end of World War I (after the Revolution) from Yalta

1918 / Ipatiev House
The house of Ipatiev, Ekaterinburg, where the royals were murdered (in the room with the middle lower window). Date: 1918

Grand Duke Michael Michaelovitch, son of the Grand Duke Michael Nicholovitch (grand-uncle of Tsar Nicholas II) first cousin of the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha (Grand Duchess Marie of Russia)

Czars and Czarinas of Russia
Double page spread from The Graphic showing portraits of the Czars and Czarinas of Russia since Peter the Great in the 17th century up to Alexander III who died in 1894 to be succeeded by the last

Russian aristocrats on the Riviera, 1906
From Revolution to Riviera - Some of the Many Russian Aristocrats now in the South of France. Page from The Sketch reporting on some of the notable members of the Russian nobility who had colonised

Daughters of Tsar Nicholas II
The daughters of Tsar Nicholas II: (standing from left to right), The Grand Duchesses Marie, Anastasia, and Olga; (sitting), The Grand Duchess Tatiana. Date: 1914

Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich of Russia (1891-1942) - involved in the murder of the Mad Monk Grigori Rasputin (in 1916). One of the few Romanovs not to be murdered by the Bolsheviks. Date: circa 1910

Grand Duchess Marie of Russia
Princess Pontiatine, Grand Duchess Marie of Russia (1890 - 1958), daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch of Russia and a cousin of Tsar Nicholas II

Grand Princess Elizaveta Feodorovna as a nun
Grand Princess Elizaveta Feodorova (Grand Duchess Sergei), formerly Princess Elisabeth or Ella or Hesse Darmstadt, dressed as a nun

Romanov Deathplace
Someone thought it worth while taking a photo, however poor, of the building where the tsar and his family were murdered

Romanovs in Captivity
The Romanovs in the Crimea - the Russian royals as prisoners

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