Russian salt shaker made of silver 88 with gilding and enamel. the salt shaker is mounted on four legs and is made in the form of a throne chair with gold interior trim. The outside is covered with polychrome enamel with geometric, foliate, volute and volute patterns, made in the technique of cloisonne enamel. The reverse side is decorated with a handmade enamel portrait of a Russian girl with rosy cheeks and a long braid in a national costume based on the original painting by Konstantin Makovsky A Cup of Honey, 1890. They are marked with a standard Russian hallmark of 84 silver, the hallmark of the manufacturer and other hallmarks. Gross weight: 152 g. Russian silver and enamel cutlery, home decor and collectibles.
Material:
Silver 88, Cloisonné enamel, Gilding
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