Silver glass holder, Hjalmar Fagerroos, Helsinki 1884.

Silver glass holder with openwork handle and plant decoration, late 19th century Made in: Helsinki, 1884 Maker: Hjalmar Fagerroos This exquisite silver glass holder, created by master goldsmith Hjalmar Fagerroos in 1884 in Helsinki, is a striking example of decorative art of the late 19th century, the period when Finland was part of the Russian Empire. The product is decorated with a refined plant decoration along the edges, which emphasizes its elegance. The openwork handle, topped with dolphin-shaped elements, gives the glass holder a special uniqueness and elegance. A special feature of the product is the unengraved cartouche on the front, ideal for a dedication, which makes this glass holder an excellent memorable gift. Dimensions: height 7 cm, length 12 cm, hole diameter 7 cm. Weight: 135 g. Hallmarks: Finnish silversmith Hjalmar Fagerroos, 830 corresponding to the silver sample, 13 L corresponding to use simultaneously with the Russian system of samples in the period 1853-1891, C 4 corresponding to 1884, crown Finnish hallmark of the late 19th century.