Wilhelm Wikström. Silver stamp box from Faberge with white guilloché enamel and the monogram of Maria Feodorovna in a cartouche of palm branches on the hinged lid. The body of the box is decorated with laurel garlands on three sides and mounted on 4 spherical legs. The interior is divided in half and has a smooth corner at the base. On its inner side are the hallmarks of Faberge, WV by Wilhelm Wikström in an oval shield and the St. Petersburg hallmark of 88 silver standard 1899-1908, assay master Yakov Lyapunov. Dimensions of the stamp holder: 6x4 cm. Weight: 95 g. Width: 4cm, Height: 6cm, Depth: 2.5cm, Weight: 0.1kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 88, guilloche enamel, gilding, ID: ID-ANTQ-8481

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