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Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.
Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.

Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Russia, late 19th century.

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Gustav Klingert. Silver salt shaker in cloisonne enamel. Made in the form of a rather massive throne with a dominant decor of turquoise enamel. With edging of enamel pearls and decorative vignettes on all surfaces. Moscow hallmarks of 84 samples of silver, 1895. Hallmarks of Kustav Klingert: GK. And a small hallmark of Soviet Russia 1918-1958. Height: 10 cm. Weight: 220g.
Art:
russia
Height:
10 cm
Width:
7.6 cm
Depth:
7.5 cm
Period:
19th century
Style:
Neo-Russian
Country:
Russia
Material:
Silver 84, Cloisonné enamel, Gilding
Condition:
Revive
Fair
Good
Very good
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GUSTAV KLINGERT FACTORY
 The Gustav Klingert Factory was a distinctive Moscow jewellery workshop active in the last third of the 19th and early 20th centuries, specialising in silver objects decorated with artistic enamels. Its production is characterised by a consistent stylistic identity, a vivid colour palette, and a strong affiliation with the Moscow tradition of decorative silver. ... Read More
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