Orest Kurlyukov (1855–1916), A Russian Silver and Cloisonné Enamel Salt Throne, Moscow, 1899

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Russian partly gilt silver salt throne by Orest Kurlyukov, decorated with polychrome cloisonné and champlevé enamel. Moscow, 1899; H 16 cm × W 8.2 cm × D 8 cm. Very good condition.

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A throne-shaped salt cellar in partly gilt silver with cloisonné and champlevé enamel decoration. Created in the Neo-Russian style, it features rich polychrome foliate scrolls. The seat forms a hinged lid; the vermeil interior bears an engraved dedication dated 8 August 1899.

Hallmarks: Cyrillic maker’s mark for Orest Kurlyukov, 84 zolotnik silver standard and Moscow town mark (Saint George).

Russia, Moscow, 1899.
Dimensions: H 16 cm × W 8.2 cm × D 8 cm.
Condition: very good.

Maison Orest Kurlyukov was founded in Moscow in 1884 and became known for technically accomplished silverwork and refined Neo-Russian cloisonné enamel.

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