Luxurious silver salt-cell throne of enamel work. An inimitable masterpiece of Russian arts and crafts. It combines the delightful painting of the Russian beauty after Konstantin Makovsky`s painting Bowl of Honey and blue, white, yellow and green floral and geometric patterns, made in the technique of cloisonne enamel. The chopped forms of the low throne are reminiscent of samples of wooden furniture from Talashkino, the ancestral home of folk Russian modernism. 84 sample of silver. The head of a girl in a kokoshnik turned to the right. The hallmarks of the master in Cyrillic F.R. Excellent condition. Dimensions: 8x5x6 cm. Weight: 167.8 g
Material:
Silver 84, Cloisonné enamel, Gilding
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