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A silver-gilt and guilloché enamel wine taster (charka), Russia, second half of the 20th century Silver, gold-plated. The inside of the bowl and the top of the handle are decorated with blue enamel on a guilloché background. A double-headed eagle set with 27 diamond roses and a cabochon is applied to the handle. The underside of the handle features a floral motif in relief with four cabochons serving as pistils. Cabochons not tested (rubies?). The underside features an inlaid coin of Catherine the Great. The underside of the handle bears pseudo-hallmarks. Length: 9.8 cm, total weight: 62 g. Condition: I–II
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