Silver glass holder with a spoon decorated with cloisonne enamel. Moscow 1908-1917.

Silver glass holder with a spoon decorated with cloisonne enamel. Cylindrical glass holder with a high curved sharp-angled handle. The surface of the glass holder is decorated with an ornament made of polychrome cloisonne enamel depicting stylized flower heads with leaves arranged along the chased surface of the glass holder. In the center of the surface of the glass holder (on both sides) there are 2 figured cartouches filled with a pattern of polychrome cloisonne enamel. The inner surface of the cup holder is gilded. The upper edge of the coaster and the bottom edge are decorated with a belt of white enamel balls and a belt consisting of a chain of decorative patterns of multi-colored enamel. Similar enamel belts limit the lower surface of the cylindrical part of the cup holder. The cup holder is accompanied by a teaspoon of a traditional shape, decorated with a flower-leaf pattern (partially - the handle, the outer surface of the scoop), made of polychrome cloisonne enamel. The inner surface of the scoop and partially the handle are gilded. The handle of the spoon is faceted, twisted in the middle part. Spoon length - 14.5 cm, weight - 27 gr. .The assay mark of the Moscow Assay Office in an oval shield indicating: a female head in a kokoshnik, oriented to the right, a triangle and a sample of silver 84. The assay mark of the Moscow Assay Office, presented in a round shield in the form of a female head in a kokoshnik, oriented to the right. Brands on a spoon: The masters mark is EO in a rectangular shield (unknown master), the assay mark in a spatula-shaped shield is silver 84, the head of a girl in a kokoshnik, the index of the district assay office (1908-1926) is indistinct.