ANTIQUE RUSSIAN CANDY BOWL, c.1900
Late 19th-century Russian antique candy bowl.
HALLMARKS: Hallmarks with 'MANZEVICH' and 'S.P.B' in Cyrillic for workmaster and city St.Petersburg. Also it has other matks.
CONDITION: Very good condition for its age. The item is described to the best of our knowledge. For further information, please refer to the pictures and feel free to contact us via email with any questions.
DIMENSIONS: 6 x 7 1/4 inches (14.5 x 18.5 cm). Weight: 368 grams.
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HISTORY: Silverware was produced mainly in St Petersburg (which had more western European influence and therefore a more European style) and Moscow (where a more pure Old Russian-inspired style came from), but other cities like Kiev, Odessa, and even places as far afield as Archangelsk had silversmiths creating beautiful objects of art. The industry grew quickly, aided by art exhibitions held from the mid-1850s onward and the public excitedly snapped up the beautiful objects they produced. An exhibition in London in 1851 showcasing silver made in Moscow introduced the Old Russian style to western Europe and the renown of Russian silversmiths increased, with firms like Ovchinnikov, Kurlyukov, the Grachev Brothers, and Faberge attaining national and international renown.

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