Large decorative box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Silver, gilt, partially enameled. Flat, cylindrical body. The hinged lid with an applied monogram "K" with a crowned anchor, set with diamond roses and colored stone cabochons over a royal blue enameled and radiating engine-turned ground. The rim surrounded by an opaque, white enameled band with four applied leafy branches, also set with diamond roses. The wall correspondingly enameled in blue. Marked 88. Weight approx. 315 g. H. 3 cm. D. 9.7 cm. A large Russian gilt silver decorative box in the style of Karl Fabergé. Standard mark 88. Russia. 20th century.

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