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BOLIN SILVER AND SILVER-GILT SAMOVAR DECORATED WITH A LAUREL WREATH AND A FRIEZE OF GADROONS
The House of Bolin, Supplier to the Court of His Imperial Majesty, Moscow, first half of 19th century -1917
BOLIN SILVER AND SILVER-GILT SAMOVAR DECORATED WITH A LAUREL WREATH AND A FRIEZE OF GADROONS
The House of Bolin, Supplier to the Court of His Imperial Majesty, Moscow, first half of 19th century -1917
Mark of Konstantin Linke, Moscow, 19th century
Hallmarks: silver mark ’84’ and ‘woman’s head in kokoshnik facing left’, master’s mark ‘KL’, silversmith’s mark ‘Bolin’
H. 58 cm (total), L. 32.5 cm, D. 32 cm
gross weight: circa 5.900 gr.
Condition: excellent condition, left handle is not well fixed
The House of Bolin was a jewellery and silverware firm working in the Russian Empire from the first half of the 19th century until 1917, supplying the Court of His Imperial Majesty. From the 1890s onwards, Bolin was Fabergé’s main competitor and continued to manufacture most of the major pieces of jewellery for the Court. The firm exists today as Jewellers and Silversmiths to HM the King of Sweden.
Konstantin Eduardovich Linke was a silversmith established in Moscow on Kuznetsky Most and working for the Bolin firm. At the beginning of the 20th century, he became a full-time employee of the Bolin factory and headed the silver department.
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SILVER-GILT IMPERIAL PRESENTATION KOVSH
Moscow, 1744
WITH THE DEDICATORY INSCRIPTION: 'BY THE GRACE OF GOD, WE, ELIZABETH THE FIRST EMPRESS AND AUTOCRAT OF ALL RUSSIA, PRESENT THIS KOVSH TO PANTELEI SELIVANOV CAPTAIN OF THE DON COSSACK FOR HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE IN MOSCOW IN 1744 JULY 28'
SILVER-GILT IMPERIAL PRESENTATION KOVSH
Moscow, 1744
WITH THE DEDICATORY INSCRIPTION: 'BY THE GRACE OF GOD, WE, ELIZABETH THE FIRST EMPRESS AND AUTOCRAT OF ALL RUSSIA, PRESENT THIS KOVSH TO PANTELEI SELIVANOV CAPTAIN OF THE DON COSSACK FOR HIS FAITHFUL SERVICE IN MOSCOW IN 1744 JULY 28'
Kovsh of traditional shape, with engraved Imperial double-headed eagle with the monogram of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, adorned with laurel wreath. The sides engraved with cartouches with dedicatory inscriptions. the prow with double-headed eagle finial, the handle replaced with a later engraved handle centering a medallion of the Empress under a canopy-form border
Hallmark: master's mark in Cyrillic
silver, engraved, gilt
L. 27.5 cm
Provenance:
Pantelei Selivanov
By descent within the family
Vladimir Nikolaevich [Trotskii-]Seniutovitch (1877-1957) (Vladimir Trotskii-Seniutovich, a petroleum engineer who worked for the Nobel Company, had inherited the kovsh and took it with him when he and his family went into exile)
Thence by descent
Sotheby's London, 2015, 1744
Private collection