A RUSSIAN ENAMEL AND SILVER GILT CLOCK. Carl Faberge, work master Henrik Wigstrom, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1903-1908. ...

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A RUSSIAN ENAMEL AND SILVER GILT CLOCK
Carl Faberge, work master Henrik Wigstrom, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1903-1908
Marks: Frame: (88 left facing kokoshnik) (assay master Yakov Lyapimov), FABERGÉ (in Cyrillic), H.W.,11959 (scratched), 2182A NCM1-1- (scratched), BMMM (scratched out), 2182A BIMM (scratched) ; Clock back: (88 left facing kokoshnik) (assay master Yakov Lyapimov), H.W., 22 (to each turning tab), A.R., Heg, zab, I2779H (scratched), EDHD12-69cl (scratched), 2182A BIMM 21381 (scratched); Easel: 88, H.W.
5-5/8 x 5-3/4 x 0-7/8 inches (14.3 x 14.6 x 2.2 cm)
13.6 ounces (gross)

The easel-back square clock oriented with tip at base, silver gilt frame with rosette to each corner, translucent blue enamel over radiating ground, porcelain faced clock with openwork hands within frame of seed pearls suspended by silver-gilt ribbon continuing below, ivory back.



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