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Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.
Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.

Pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel Br. Grachev.

ID-ANTQ-6173
November 26, 2022 10:00 AM GMT+02:00
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A pair of silver stacks of cloisonne enamel by the Grachev Brothers. The knitting, magnificent in complexity and color, adorns the stacks. Romanesque and national style motifs are intertwined in knots and whimsical lines. They give birth to an inimitable imprint of historicism. A sign of the highest quality is the use of a colored substrate, for example: red under white. This achieves a rich nuance of transitional (fading) tones. St. Petersburg, 1908-1917 84 sample of silver with gilding. Height: 4.24 cm. Slight signs of age. Total weight: 88 gr.
Art:
russia
Height:
4 cm
Width:
4 cm
Depth:
15 cm
Period:
Early 20th century
Style:
Neo-Russian
Country:
Russia, St. Petersburg
Material:
Silver 84, Cloisonné enamel, Gilding
Condition:
Revive
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Very good
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GRACHEV BROTHERS FIRM
 The Grachev Brothers Firm was one of the leading silver and jewellery workshops in Saint Petersburg during the second half of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. From the 1870s it held the title of Purveyor to the Imperial Court. The workshop gained renown for its virtuoso cloisonné enamel work, refined synthesis of Russian Style and Russian Modern, and the high artistic quality of its ceremonial silverware. ... Read More
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