Gustav Klinger Cloisonne & Silver Gilt Spoon

mark of Gustav Klingert, Moscow, active 1866-1916, 7 1/2 in. L., 1.85 ozt. The year 1866 witnessed the establishment of Gustav Klingert's firm in Moscow. Specializing in cloisonné enamel work in th

Two Imperial Russian marked cloisonne napkin rings. Gilded silver. First marked 84 Moscow mark and St George killing dragon hallmark. Second marked GK (Gustav Klinger), and St George killing dragon ha

mark of Gustav Klingert, Moscow, last quarter-19th century, set of five and two similar, 3.55 ozt. t.w.

Three large Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel spoons Pavel Ovchinnikov, August Hollming, and Gustav Klingert, Moscow, after 1908 All stamped with maker's marks, he first two marked with 88 kok

Four Russian .875 Silver Gilt and Cloisonne Enamel Demitasse Spoons and a Sugar Scoop, the demitasse spoons, Moscow, 1887, Gustav Klingert, maker, oval bowls with stylized flowers and scrolls, spiral

Five Russian .875 Silver Gilt and Cloisonne Enamel Teaspoons, Moscow, 1887, Gustav Klingert, maker, in the Pan-Slavic style, two spoons with geometric ornament to the back of the bowl, three spoons w

Russian Shaded Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Spoon. Polychrome enamel floral design. Twist stem, gilt bowl. Mark of the 11th Masters Artel, 84 silver standard mark. Measures 6-3/4" L. Approx. weight: 5

Six cloisonne enameled silver gilt demitasse spoons, David Anderson, late 19th century, in fitted box; together with a Russian and 4 other cloisonne enameled silver gilt spoons, no makers, 4.70 ozt t.

A Russian gilt cloisonne enamel .84 silver gilt spoon, Aleksandr Krivovichev, the fig shape form, the reverse side centering a cobalt fleur de lis and heart form medallion, reserved against a gold dia

Russian Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Serving Spoon. Polychrome enamel geometric and floral design. Gilt bowl. H.A. maker's mark, 11th Artel, 84 silver standard mark. Measures 7-3/4" L. Approx. weight:

Russian Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Serving Spoon. Polychrome enamel floral design. Unusual bent form, twist stem with monogram CBW, gilt bowl. Mark of Antip Kuzmichov, 88 silver standard mark. Measu

Six cloisonne enameled silver gilt demitasse spoons, David Anderson, late 19th century, in fitted box; together with a Russian and 4 other cloisonne enameled silver gilt coffee spoons, no makers, 4.70

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, St. Petersburg, ca. late 19th century CE. A pair of beautiful gilt silver and enamel cloisonne serving spoons. The first spoon has a finial comprised of a geom

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine collection of 6 teaspoons made of gilded silver, with filigree and cloisonne enamel on their backs and handles. All h

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. early 20th century CE. A collection of 4 spoons made of gilt silver with filigree cloisonne enamel on their backs and handles. All have distinct motifs, each a variation of

Cyrillic maker mark probably Sergey Shaposhnikov, Moscow, late 19th/early 20th century, 5 1/2 in. L., 4.95 ozt.

A fine pair of Russian silver gilt serving spoons with handles and bowls decorated with delicate Neo Russian patterns in mint green, red, ochre and blue tones made using the cloisonne enamel technique

19 C Russian Cloisonne & Champleve Gilt-Silver Spoon. Hallmarks to stem with "88" and other marks rubbed (see images). Total weight 87.9 grams. Light age related wear; the enamel with small flakes and

A set of seven Russian silver gilt cloisonne enamel spoons, struck first Kokoshnik and workmaster marks, and another similar pair of spoons in a case, approximate weight all in 4.50ozt (9)

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. late 19th century CE. A beautiful cloisonne and high-quality silver vessel known as a kovsh and a cloisonne and gilt teaspoon. The kovsh balances on a ring

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A wonderful example of Imperial era gilt silver and cloisonne artistry adorning an elaborate bowl and teaspoon. The spo

A Russian Silver Gilt Enamelled Spoon Gustav Klingert, Moscow, between 1861-1896 Stamped with maker's mark 'GK' and St. George with 84 standard mark, the bowl monogrammed 'KIW.' (L: 7 in. Weight: 1.67

A lot of two Russian gilded silver serving spoons. The handle and the outer side of the spoons are decorated with beautiful neo-Кussian polychrome patterns made using the cloisonné enamel techni

Four Russian gilt-silver and cloisonne enamel spoons. The reverse surface of the bowls is embellished with cloisonne scrolling foliate designs amidst bands of bead decoration using various vibrant ton