Set Of Six Silver Teaspoons With Cloisonné Enamel In A Casing. Gratchov Brothers.

Set of six silver teaspoons, made in the workshop of the Gratchov Brothers, purveyors to the Imperial Court, in the last quarter of the 19th century, decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamel, constituting a characteristic example of St. Petersburg goldsmithing of its time. The composition and decorative style reflect the emergence of Russian Modernism, characterized by the structural clarity of form, attention to material, and the organic union of utilitarian function and artistic expression. A distinctive feature is the original shape of the square-sectioned handle, which gives the spoons an impression of solidity, functional coherence, and sculptural restraint. The spoons are housed in a wooden case lined with velvet.

Hallmarks: “Gratchov” maker’s mark; “88” silver mark; “AP” master’s mark.

Dimensions: Length of each spoon approx. 14 cm.

Weight: Total weight 174 g.

Condition: Good condition. Enamels well preserved, with no chips or cracks. Slight signs of age.

Provenance: Private collection.

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