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Spoon, one of two
Spoon, one of two
12.333.2
Unknown
Late 19th c.
The plain handles are gilt. Two plain collars, crudely applied fasten the bowls to the handles. the narrow, deep bowls are covered with a dark blue glaze, at the edge an abstract leaf border in...
Charka
Charka
12.341
Unknown
Late 17th c.-Early 18th c.
The interior is chased with floral and leaf motifs in silver gilt. The handle projecting on one side is decorated with an Persian type abstract design. The ring foot has an egg and dart motif.
Box
Box
12.344.1-2
Unknown
ca. 1838
The top of the lid is in openwork in a symmetrical design of leaf scrolls with tooled details and is edged by a narrow band of stylized flowers and leaves. A similar band surrounds the sides of...
Spoon
Spoon
12.381
Unknown
1854
The bowl is plain. The handle is in repoussé with scrolls and floral motifs.
Spoon
Spoon
12.382
Unknown
1861
The back is beautifully engraved with strapwork on a stippled ground. The handle has a baluster end.
Spoon
Spoon
12.383
Unknown
Before 1885
The back of the bowl is beautifully engraved with an urn with flowers on a stippled ground. The handle is twisted and has a baluster tip.
Spoon
Spoon
12.384
Unknown
Before 1885
The back of the bowl has a place in the center for a monogram. Around this are engraved leaves gilded on a silver ground. The handle is twisted and has a baluster tip.
Spoon
Spoon
12.385
Unknown
ca. 1800
The back of the bowl has an engraved scroll design with a stippled ground and a shield in the center for a monogram. The handle is twisted and has a baluster tip.
CHALICE
CHALICE
12.388.1
Unknown
1859-1869
The chalice is worked en repoussé in a very elaborate design in a combination of the second rococo and Renaissance styles with some Russian motifs. Around the lip of the chalice is engraved an...
Asterisk
Asterisk
12.388.2
Unknown
ca. 1870
The two parts of the asterisk or star are joined by a medallion in relief with a bust of God the Father Blessing. Each of the four legs is deeply engraved with strapwork and contains the standing...
CUP (CHARKA)
CUP (CHARKA)
12.4
Unknown
17th c.
On the handle in repoussé is Samson wrestling with the lion, while in the bottom of the charka is a rosette also in repoussé. Around the bowl in repoussé and light green and dark blue enamel...
Charka
Charka
12.405
Unknown
1767
Around the upper part are four pseudo-urns on a pedestal, each with a large leaf on either side. The lower part is fluted. There is a ring foot. The handle is a double C. The charka is gilded...