Salt and pepper shakers - Silver
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Imperial Russian 84 zolotnik (.875) silver and 6-color cloisonné enamel salt cellar, Moscow, by Petr Pavlovich Milyukov (П.М.), 1877–1899; diameter 4.5 cm, height 2.5 cm, weight 37 g, in good condition with small signs of ageing.
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Imperial Russian Silver & 6-Color Cloisonné Enamel Salt Cellar. Moscow, 1877–1899. Master Petr Milyukov ("П.М.").
Description:
Fine Imperial Russian 84 zolotnik (.875) silver and 6-color polychrome cloisonné enamel salt cellar. Crafted in Moscow between 1877 and 1899 by the renowned silversmith Petr Pavlovich Milyukov (active 1877–1912). Milyukov's workshop was famous for high-quality enamelled silver tableware, and his works are preserved in prestigious museum collections, including the State Historical Museum and the Kremlin Armoury in Moscow.
Material: 84 Zolotnik Silver (.875) & Polychrome Enamel.
Maker: Petr Pavlovich Milyukov (hallmarked "П.М.").
Period: 1877–1899.
Decor: Traditional Russian floral pattern rendered in 6 vivid enamel colors (turquoise, ultramarine blue, emerald green, red, white, and deep purple/ruby) over a textured background.
Hallmarks: Moscow city hallmark (St. George slaying the dragon) with "84" standard (pre-1899 format); Maker's mark "П.М.".
Dimensions: Diameter: 4.5 cm, Height: 2.5 cm.
Weight: 37 grams.
Imperial Russian Silver & 6-Color Cloisonné Enamel Salt Cellar. Moscow, 1877–1899. Master Petr Milyukov ("П.М.").
Description:
Fine Imperial Russian 84 zolotnik (.875) silver and 6-color polychrome cloisonné enamel salt cellar. Crafted in Moscow between 1877 and 1899 by the renowned silversmith Petr Pavlovich Milyukov (active 1877–1912). Milyukov's workshop was famous for high-quality enamelled silver tableware, and his works are preserved in prestigious museum collections, including the State Historical Museum and the Kremlin Armoury in Moscow.
Material: 84 Zolotnik Silver (.875) & Polychrome Enamel.
Maker: Petr Pavlovich Milyukov (hallmarked "П.М.").
Period: 1877–1899.
Decor: Traditional Russian floral pattern rendered in 6 vivid enamel colors (turquoise, ultramarine blue, emerald green, red, white, and deep purple/ruby) over a textured background.
Hallmarks: Moscow city hallmark (St. George slaying the dragon) with "84" standard (pre-1899 format); Maker's mark "П.М.".
Dimensions: Diameter: 4.5 cm, Height: 2.5 cm.
Weight: 37 grams.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
37 g
Country of origin
Russia
Material
Silver
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
2.5 cm
Width
4.5 cm
Depth
4.5 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
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