A Russian late 19th century silver-gilt and enameld caviar-spoon, mark possibly of Nicholai Pokrovsky, Moscow.
A Russian late 19th century silver-gilt and enameld caviar-spoon, mark possibly of Nicholai Pokrovsky, Moscow.
Cloisonné enamel. Length 19,5 cm.
Minor wear.
Provenance
Skeden är en gåva till Sten och Dagny Bergman under Kamchatka expeditionen 1920-23. Upptäcktsresande Sten Bergman.
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