Silver; bowls with gilt interior
Russia, St. Petersburg, 1818-1826
Both marked on the stand and on the bowl with St. Petersburg city mark, master’s mark ‘A. ?.’ (Alexander Ilich Jashinov, St. Petersburg, 1795-1826) and fineness ‘84’; assay prongs mark on stand
Original handmade screws
Height: each 31.5 cm
Total weight: approx. 1758 grams
Very good condition
Atlantes on Russian neoclassical bases carrying Slavic revival bowls
Provenance: German private collection

The pair of bowl carrying atlantes was manufactured by the silversmith master Alexander Ilitsch Jaschinow in St. Petersburg between 1795 and 1826. The atlantes stand on Russian neoclassical bases, carrying bowls that are adorned with an open-work rim of Slavic style. The atlantes are hinged to the base with original handmade screws.



Both are marked on the stand and on the bowl with the St. Petersburg city mark, the master’s mark ‘A. ?.’ (Alexander Ilich Jashinov, St. Petersburg, 1795-1826) and the fineness ‘84’. There are assay prongs marks on each stand. The condition is very good. They are each 31.5 cm in height and together weigh approximately 1758 grams. (tm)

Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.