Russian Enamel
The Russian Enamel section contains art and craft items of the 17th – early 20th century, multifarious not only by their composition (cups, spoons, caddies, serving dishes, ladles, stoups, salt cellars, tobacco boxes, needle boards, matchbox holders, etc.), but also in terms of the enamel technique (champlevé, cloisonné, painted, stained-glass enamel, etc.) The collection objects made by both unknown masters and leading jewellery firms of Moscow and Saint-Petersburg in the second half of the 19th century – the beginning of the 20th century (firms of Ovchinnikov, Sazikov, Khlebnikov, Kurlyukov, the Grachev brothers, Faberge) are a good illustration of the level of enamellist work in Russia throughout the 17th – early 20th century, of the rich art language of Russian master craftsmen and of their stylistic preferences in this type of applied and decorative art.
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Casket “Owl”
Tenisheva, Maria
1908
3983.1-2MC695/ДПИ -
Casket "Fish"
Tenisheva, Maria
1908
Инв.10932 1-2/ДПИ -
Coronation beaker in honor of the Russian Emperor Nickolas Russian Empire
1896
Инв.497/ДПИ -
Coronation beakers in honor of the Russian Emperor Nickolas
1896
Инв.520.1-2/ДПИ -
Bottle with detachable stopper
Fabergé firm
1908-1917
Инв.6088.1-2/ДПИ -
Casket with enamel miniature "With the embroidery frame" (following the picture of Konstantin Makovsky
Rückert, Friedrich workshop
1908-1917
Инв.1869/ДПИ -
Ladle
1899 - 1908
Инв. 251/ДПИ -
Miniature ladle
1899-1908
Инв.2445/ДПИ -
Potpourri vase with detachable lid
Early 18th century
Инв.3733.1-2/ДПИ -
Ladle
Fabergé firm, Anders Nevalainen gold and silverware workshop
1908-1913
Инв.586/ДПИ -
Ladle
Ovchinnikov factory, Rückert, Friedrich workshop
Last quarter of the 19th century
Инв.6333/ДПИ -
Miniature ladle
A.Kuzmichev bronze and silverware factory
1895
Инв.631/ДПИ