A silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel tea-glass holder and spoon
Cyrillic mark of Pavel Ovchinnikov, the tea-glass holder with Imperial warrant, Moscow, 1886 and circa 1894
The Cylindrical tea-glass holder and spreading foot enamelled in blue, green and black with geometric patterns and black banding, the sides with further red details and triangular reserves on stippled ground, the c-scroll reeded handle with foliate terminals, marked under base, with associate tea-glass; the tea-spoon with blue, green, white, red and pink enamelled geometric design, on stippled ground, marked on stem, in fitted wooden case marked inside the cover
the tea-glass holder 3 in. (7.5 cm.) high
A silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel tea-glass holder and spoon
Cyrillic mark of Pavel Ovchinnikov, the tea-glass holder with Imperial warrant, Moscow, 1886 and circa 1894
The Cylindrical tea-glass holder and spreading foot enamelled in blue, green and black with geometric patterns and black banding, the sides with further red details and triangular reserves on stippled ground, the c-scroll reeded handle with foliate terminals, marked under base, with associate tea-glass; the tea-spoon with blue, green, white, red and pink enamelled geometric design, on stippled ground, marked on stem, in fitted wooden case marked inside the cover
the tea-glass holder 3 in. (7.5 cm.) high
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