CYRILLIC MARK OF OREST KURLIUKOV, MOSCOW, 1896-1908; THE KOVSH WITH CYRILLIC MARK OF FEODOR RUCKERT, MOSCOW, 1896-1908; AND BEARING ILLEGIBLE OR SPURIOUS MARKS

A jewelled silver-gilt cloisonnй enamel ladle and a small kovsh

2,000 - 3,000 British pounds

A jewelled silver-gilt cloisonne enamel ladle and a small kovsh Cyrillic mark of Orest Kurliukov, Moscow, 1896-1908; the kovsh with Cyrillic mark of Feodor Ruckert, Moscow, 1896-1908; and bearing illegible or spurious marks.
The circular bowl with glazed and biscuit floral scrolls and waved pattern border, with beading and rope-work detail, plain stem with vari-coloured floral scrolls and blue ground wirework panels in red and white borders, set with two faceted hardstones, marked under base; a small silver-gilt and shaded enamel kovsh with stylized flower heads and geometric designs decorated with hardstones, marked under base; together with a swing-handled bowl, pill-box, sugar-shovel and salt, all marked under base
the ladle 6ј in (15.7 cm.) high; the kovsh 3Ѕ in. (9.0 cm.) long (6)