Set Of Six Cloisonne Enamel Silver Teaspoons In A Presentation Case.

A set of six silver teaspoons, produced in the workshop of the Imperial Court Supplier firm Grachev Brothers in the last quarter of the 19th century, decorated with polychrome cloisonne enamel, represents a characteristic example of Saint Petersburg jewellery art of its period. The composition and decorative language reflect the emergence of Russian Art Nouveau, distinguished by structural clarity of form, emphasis on material, and an organic synthesis of function and artistic expression. A defining feature of the spoons is the original square-section handle, which conveys a sense of solidity, functional logic, and restrained plastic expression. The spoons are housed in a wooden presentation case with velvet-lined interior. Hallmarks: Maker's mark "Grachev"; silver fineness mark "88"; master's mark "AP". Dimensions: Length of each spoon approx. 14 cm. Weight: Total weight 174 g. Condition: Good. Enamel well preserved, without losses or cracks. Minor signs of age consistent with period use. Provenance: Private collection.