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A graceful silver kovsh in the Russian Art Nouveau style of the 11th Moscow artel. Early 20th century.
Graceful silver kovsh in Russian Art Nouveau style. The surface of the kovsh is decorated with floral-leaf and fancy multicolor ornaments made using cloisonne enamel technique on a green, black and brown enamel background. The technique of applying grain was also used to decorate the surface of the kovsh. The handle of the bucket is made in the form of a hook with a profiled end. The front of the bucket has a similar shape. Silver, extract, polychrome cloisonne enamel, granulation. Masters mark in a rectangular shield 11 A - Moscow 11 artel of jewelers. Assay mark in an oval shield - triangle (index of the Moscow District Assay Office), female head in a kokoshnik, oriented to the right, silver standard 84; index of the Moscow District Assay Office in a round shield in the form of a female head in a kokoshnik, oriented to the right corresponding to the period 1908 -1917. Excellent collectible condition, minor traces of use. Length - 26 cm, width: 13 cm, height: 13.5 cm. Weight: 551 g
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
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Грациозный серебряный ковш в стиле русского модерна 11 московской артели. Начало 20 века.
Грациозный серебряный ковш в стиле русского модерна. Поверхность ковша украшена цветочно-лиственным и фантазийным многоцветным орнаментом, выполненным в технике перегородчатой эмали по зеленому, черному и коричневому эмалевому фону. В декорировании поверхности ковша также использована техника нанесения зерни. Ручка ковша выполнена в форме крюка с профилированным завершением. Передняя часть ковша имеет аналогичную форму. Серебро, вытяжка, полихромная перегородчатая эмаль, зернь. Клеймо мастера в прямоугольном щитке 11 А - Московская 11 артель ювелиров. Пробирное клеймо в овальном щитке - треугольник (указатель Московского окружного пробирного управления), женская головка в кокошнике, ориентированная вправо, проба серебра 84; указатель Московского окружного пробирного управления в круглом щитке в виде женской головки в кокошнике, ориентированной вправо соответствующее периоду 1908 -1917гг. Отличное коллекционное состояние, незначительные следы бытования. Длина - 26 см, ширина: 13 см, высота: 13,5 см. Вес: 551 г
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