RUSSIE, seconde moitié du XIXème siècle ou premier tiers du XXème siècle Silver lot (875 / min. 800) comprising : - a napkin ring with foliate and interlace niello decoration. MOSCOW, 1863. Weight : 32 g. Shock and wear - a goblet decorated with a floral medallion and rhombus friezes. MOSCOW, 1880. Weight: 21 g. Shock and wear. - Five turned-stem coffee spoons. Three Russian (875) and two French Minerve (950). Weight (Russian): 39 g. - Weight (French): 28 g. Shock and wear. - Karl FABERGE Two coffee spoons with figured spatula. Goldsmith's hallmark with Imperial Privilege double-headed eagle. MOSCOW, 1891. Total weight: 75 g. Shock and wear - A silver (Min 800) entremet spoon, filets pattern, crossed ribbons and ribbon bow, and figured. MOSCOW, Kokoshnik hallmark, 1908-1926. Weight : 54 g. Shock and wear. = TOTAL WEIGHT: 220 g.

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