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Fabergé Silver Flatware Service for 24
- This 197-piece silver flatware service for 24 was crafted by the legendary Fabergé
- The complete set includes an impressive array of sumptuous serving pieces
- An elegant neoclassical beaded motif and gilding attests to Fabergé's legendary artistry
- Each utensil is hallmarked and housed in a custom-fitted oak chest
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Description
Fabergé silver is regarded as the highest form of Continental silver in terms of artistry and opulence. This rare 197-piece parcel-gilt silver flatware service for 24 was produced by the firm’s legendary workshop in Moscow, a city long considered the epicenter of Russian silver and goldsmithing. This service features an elegant neoclassical motif with a beaded border and gold gilt accents, displaying an understated opulence that makes it one of the finest sets of silver. . .
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Fabergé silver is regarded as the highest form of Continental silver in terms of artistry and opulence. This rare 197-piece parcel-gilt silver flatware service for 24 was produced by the firm’s legendary workshop in Moscow, a city long considered the epicenter of Russian silver and goldsmithing. This service features an elegant neoclassical motif with a beaded border and gold gilt accents, displaying an understated opulence that makes it one of the finest sets of silver ever created by Fabergé’s master artisans.
Fabergé silver was produced in the Moscow and St. Petersburg workshops, with the most spectacular designs created specifically for the Czar. A substantial amount of the firm’s works, including court and presentation pieces, were melted down to mint silver ingots and rubles during the political unrest that plagued Russia during the Revolution. What remains today are primarily objects of function that found their way to the West, making a complete flatware service a truly precious find. Surviving pieces of Fabergé silver are increasingly scarce, found only in the most elite museum and private collections. The few examples in existence today represent the epitome of the Russian decorative arts.
This set is housed in its custom-fitted oak chest.
Each utensil is stamped “K. Fabergé” in Cyrillic with the Imperial warrant and marked 84 zolotniks.
Hallmarked Moscow, 1899-1908
13 1/4" high x 25 1/4" wide x 17 7/8" deep
This set comprises:
24 dinner forks
24 dinner knives
24 dinner spoons
12 fish forks
12 fish knives
12 dessert forks
12 dessert knives
12 dessert spoons
12 silt fruit knives
12 teaspoons
12 coffee spoons
6 salts with salt spoons
a sardine server
a fish fork
a fish knife
a sugar sifter
2 gravy ladles
asparagus tongs
a soup ladle
a cheese server
a jelly server
a flat server
2 large serving spoons
2 serving forks
2-piece salad server
Fabergé silver was produced in the Moscow and St. Petersburg workshops, with the most spectacular designs created specifically for the Czar. A substantial amount of the firm’s works, including court and presentation pieces, were melted down to mint silver ingots and rubles during the political unrest that plagued Russia during the Revolution. What remains today are primarily objects of function that found their way to the West, making a complete flatware service a truly precious find. Surviving pieces of Fabergé silver are increasingly scarce, found only in the most elite museum and private collections. The few examples in existence today represent the epitome of the Russian decorative arts.
This set is housed in its custom-fitted oak chest.
Each utensil is stamped “K. Fabergé” in Cyrillic with the Imperial warrant and marked 84 zolotniks.
Hallmarked Moscow, 1899-1908
13 1/4" high x 25 1/4" wide x 17 7/8" deep
This set comprises:
24 dinner forks
24 dinner knives
24 dinner spoons
12 fish forks
12 fish knives
12 dessert forks
12 dessert knives
12 dessert spoons
12 silt fruit knives
12 teaspoons
12 coffee spoons
6 salts with salt spoons
a sardine server
a fish fork
a fish knife
a sugar sifter
2 gravy ladles
asparagus tongs
a soup ladle
a cheese server
a jelly server
a flat server
2 large serving spoons
2 serving forks
2-piece salad server
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