A SMALL GOLD KOVSH
St. Petersburg, late 19th century

L. 8,2/H. 8,3 cm

14ct red…

Description

A SMALL GOLD KOVSH St. Petersburg, late 19th century L. 8,2/H. 8,3 cm 14ct red and rose gold (56 zolotnik) marked and St. Petersburg mark. Gold coin with Tsarina Catherine II set into the base, the handle set with small rose-cut diamonds and a sapphire cabochon. Master's mark "MP" (Cyrillic), probably Fabergé master craftsman Mikhail Perchin. Slightly worn. Ca. 58,2g.

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A SMALL GOLD KOVSH

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