盘子 - .875 (84 Zolotniki) 银 - 银，875/1000

俄罗斯科夫什船形器，饰以花卉镶嵌珐琅，标记“84”，很可能来自莫斯科

船形容器，装饰有色彩丰富的花卉珐琅镶嵌。扭曲的金属线勾勒出卷曲的叶片和花朵，背景为细腻的纹理化金色底。色调包含钴蓝、浅蓝、若干绿色、白色，以及粉橙色渐变的花朵细节。

上部和下部的边缘由绿色底色的花边环绕。曲折的把手以卷涡收尾，同样以花卉珐琅装饰，并以一排圆形蓝色珐琅格环绕。器身放置在扩张的、无装饰的金色底座上。

标记 / 纯度：
器底有“84”纯度标记、一幅描绘骑士的图像标记，以及一个心形字母标记，上方为塞洛维字母“АО”，下方为“П”。在俄国 zolotnik 制度中，“84”对应875/1000 的银含量。骑士图标类似于历史性的莫斯科城市标志，描绘圣乔治。

心形标记“АО / П”类似于有据可考的莫斯科市法官（ alderman）的印记，即质量控制者所用的公会官员印记。目前尚未确认归属于某一特定制造商。

年代：
心形标记“АО / П”类似于与1775–1802 年期间相关的莫斯科 Alderman 标记，可能指示早期来源。然而，珐琅装饰在风格上更接近19世纪晚期。因此尚未对科夫什给出明确的定年。

产地：
可能是俄罗斯，莫斯科。

品相：
表面有可见的划痕和磨损，尤其在器底。

尺寸：
高：10 cm
长：18 cm

重量：
483 g。

Russian Kovsh with Floral CloisonnáL Enamel, Marked “84”, Probably Moscow

A boat-shaped vessel decorated with richly coloured floral cloisonné enamel. Twisted metal wires outline scrolling leaves and flowers against a finely textured, gold-coloured ground. The palette includes cobalt blue, light blue, several shades of green, white and pink-orange shaded floral details.

Floral borders on a green ground frame the upper and lower edges of the body. The curved handle terminates in a scroll and is similarly decorated with floral enamel, bordered by a row of circular blue enamel cells. The vessel rests on a flared, undecorated, gold-coloured foot.

Marks / Fineness:
The underside bears the fineness mark “84”, a pictorial mark depicting a mounted rider, and a heart-shaped letter mark with the Cyrillic characters “АО” above “П”. In the Russian zolotnik system, “84” corresponds to a silver fineness of 875/1000. The rider resembles the historical Moscow city mark depicting St George.

The heart-shaped “АО / П” mark resembles documented Moscow alderman’s marks, which were quality-control marks used by a guild official. A definitive attribution to a particular maker has not yet been established.

Dating:
The heart-shaped “АО / П” mark resembles a documented Moscow alderman’s mark associated with the period 1775–1802 and could indicate an earlier origin. The enamel decoration, however, appears stylistically more consistent with the late 19th century. A definitive date for the kovsh has therefore not yet been established.

Origin:
Probably Russia, Moscow.

Condition:
Visible scratches and surface wear, particularly on the underside.

Measurement:
H: 10 cm
L: 18cm

Weight: 483 g.