Russian Fabergé Imperial-era Silver Sweetmeat Dish circa 1900
With rounded corners supported by four ball feet. Centrally set with a Russian Ruble coin of Empress Anna of Russia (1693-1740), dated 1734. The rim decorated with anthemion.
By Julius Rappoport with workmaster’s Cyrillic mark I.P. Stamped Fabergé in Russian with Imperial warrant in separate punch. Marked with St. Petersburg silver standard of 88 for dates 1899-1908.
-2 7/8 in. (7.3 cm) across.
*SOLD*
For a silver dip pen by Fabergé in our shop, see Ref. no. 243M. For a Fabergé silver knife and fork set see 275MB.
SKU: JHC105
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Julius (Isaac) Abramovich Rappoport (1851-1917)
Rappoport became a master and director of the Fabergé silver workshop in St. Petersburg in the early 1900s. The Rappoport workshop on 9 Kazacheskaia Street was bought by the Third Artel.
For more information on Fabergé see Beyond Fabergé: Imperial Russian Jewelry by Marie Betteley and David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, Schiffer Publishing, 2020.
