Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.
Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.

Silver salt shaker throne in the Russian style. Kostroma. 1899 - 1908.

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Salt-cellar chair in Russian style. Russia, Kostroma, master Ivan Zinoviev Manilov, 1899 - 1908. 84 silver, edging, carving, engraving, gilding, mounting. Weight 55 g. Brands: "84” with "a female head in a kokoshnik to the left”, with the initials of assay inspector A. Solodilov "AS”, master Ivan Zinoviev`s master Manilov "IZM”. Ivan Zinoviev Manilov, der. Aleevo, Sidorovskaya volost, Kostroma province, 1890s -1917. The back of the salt shaker is made using the sawing technique and repeats the architectural forms of a traditional Russian hut. The master`s items are kept in the collection of the State Historical Museum.
Material:
Silver 84
Material:
Art:
russia
Height:
9 cm
Width:
7.5 cm
Depth:
4.5 cm
Period:
At the turn of 19th -20th century
Style:
Neo-Russian
Country:
Russia
Condition:
Revive
Fair
Good
Very good
Like new

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