Imperial Russian Silver Cigarette Case with Guilloché Enamel – c. 1900–1917 Fine Imperial Russian cigarette case made of solid silver, decorated with red translucent guilloché enamel, and featuring a vermeil (gilt silver) interior. Details: Origin: Imperial Russia Period: Late 19th – early 20th century (1899–1917) Material: Solid silver Silver standard: 875 zolotniki (≈ 859/1000) Hallmarks: Profile head of a woman wearing a kokoshnik (Imperial Russian hallmark) Silver standard mark “82.5” Oval assay office mark (letter worn / illegible) Technique: Red guilloché enamel Interior: Gilt silver (vermeil) Weight: 130 g Condition: Good overall condition considering age. Normal wear to edges minor enamaled loose on the back see pics Notes: Silver cigarette cases with guilloché enamel were prestigious personal objects in Imperial Russia, commonly produced in Moscow or Saint Petersburg before the 1917 Revolution. The combination of solid silver, translucent enamel and vermeil interior is characteristic of high-quality Russian craftsmanship of the period.