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KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century
KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century

KHLEBNIKOV. Silver salt shaker-throne, champlevé enamel and gilding, in neo-Russian style. Late 19th century

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A tightly built and weighty silver salt shaker-throne, made by Khlebnikov, in the neo-Russian style. Made in the shape of a gilded chair with champlevé enamel. Decorated with a carpet pattern on the back and seat of the throne, with textile, geometric patterns on the body. Erected on four stepped legs. Moscow 1886. Assayer Viktor Savenkov, 88 silver standard. KHLEBNIKOV, with the mark of the imperial supplier. Weight: 186 g. Height 8.5 cm.
Art:
russia
Height:
8 cm
Width:
6 cm
Depth:
5.5 cm
Period:
Late 19th century
Style:
Neo-Russian
Country:
Russia, Moscow
Material:
Silver 88, Champlevé enamel, Gilding
Condition:
Revive
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Very good
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FIRM OF I. P. KHLEBNIKOV
 The Firm of I. P. Khlebnikov was one of the leading artistic and industrial houses of the Russian Empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. As Supplier to the Court of His Imperial Majesty, the company played a significant role in shaping the aesthetics of the Russian Revival style in silverwork. Its production was distinguished by a high technical standard, complex cloisonné enamel, and expressive sculptural forms that combined national traditions with academic refinement. ... Read More
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