Faberge Style Kovsh
A Russian Silver-Gilt and Translucent Strawberry Red Enamel and Jewelled Charka or Kovsh by Anders Johan Nevalainen
( faberge workmaster)
The base of the bowl inset with a coin dated 1742, the handle inset with a moonstone, enamel damaged
Probenmeister Yakov Lyapunow St. Petersburg,
Kokoshnikmarke 1899-1908, 88 Zolotniki entspricht 916,67 / 1000 Silber
Meister Anders Johan Nevalainen
cf.: Sotheby´s Geneva 18th and 19th may 1998, lot 225
a silver and enamel charka, Faberge, maker´s mark in full, workmaster A. Nevalainen, St. Petersburg, before 1896, inventory number: 4790. The bowl enamelled in translucent powder blue over wavy engine turning, the rim engraved : Prince Andrei Eristov between cabochon garnets and moonstones, the bifurcated scroll handle inset with a silver coin of Catherine the Great, dated 1769, enamel damaged, diameter 6,4 cm
Collectables russian Silver, fine silver , Moscow silver, russian hallmarks, faberge silver smith, russian Silver hallmark, russian enameld gilded silver, Guilloche-Email
cf.: Sotheby´s Geneva 18th and 19th may 1998, lot 235
a parcel-gilt silver and enamel kovsh, Faberge, workmaster A. Nevalainen, St.Petersburg, 1896-1908. The bowl enamelled in translucent light blue over an engine-turned ground, on three silver-gilt ball feet, curved handle, length 8,5cm