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Russian silver trompe l`oeil box of rectangular shape stylizes bast weaving and is set on 4 legs. The hinged lid with rounded corners imitates a fringed tablecloth covering the box. Hallmarks: master GL Gerasim Loskutov. Hallmarks of the Moscow Mint Administration: 84 assay value; the coat of arms of the city of Moscow St. George the Victorious, the initials of the assay master Artsybashev Anatoly Apollonovich AA above the date 1893. Dimensions: 14.2 x 10.6 cm. Weight: 490 g.
Historical background: Gerasim Loskutov was a master chaser and engraver who came from the peasant class. In the 1860s and 1870s, he worked at the Sazikov factory in Moscow, where his art was recognized with numerous awards. In 1865, at an exhibition in Moscow, he received a silver medal For Usefulness to be worn on the ribbon of the Order of St. Stanislav. His famous silver high relief Adoration of the Shepherds received the highest praise at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867. In 1870, at an exhibition in St. Petersburg, Loskutov received a gold medal For Usefulness. From the early 1880s, he founded his own workshop, fulfilling orders for leading jewelry houses, including the firm of I.P. Khlebnikov.
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
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Русская серебряная шкатулка тромплей. Герасим Лоскутов. Россия. Москва 1893 год.
Русская серебряная шкатулка-обманка прямоугольной формы стилизует лубяное плетение и водружена на 4 ножки. Откидная крышка со скругленными углами имитирует скатерть с бахромой, прикрывающую коробку. Клейма: мастера «ГЛ» Герасим Лоскутов. Клейма Московского пробритого управления: 84 пробы; герба города Москвы «Георгий Победоносец» инициалы пробирного мастера Арцибашев Анатолий Аполлонович «АА» над датой 1893 . Размеры:14,2 х 10,6 см. Вес : 490 г.
Историческая справка:Герасим Лоскутов — мастер-чеканщик и гравёр, происходивший из крестьянского сословия. В 1860–1870-х годах работал на московской фабрике Сазиковых, где его искусство было отмечено многочисленными наградами. В 1865 году на выставке в Москве он получил серебряную медаль «За полезное» для ношения на ленте ордена Святого Станислава. Его знаменитый серебряный горельеф «Поклонение пастухов» удостоился высших похвал на Всемирной выставке в Париже 1867 года. В 1870 году на выставке в Санкт-Петербурге Лоскутов получил золотую медаль «За полезное». С начала 1880-х годов он основал собственную мастерскую, выполняя заказы для ведущих ювелирных домов, включая фирму И.П. Хлебникова.
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