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Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.
Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.

Russian, silver spoon Little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest.” Early 20th century.

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Russian, silver spoon little bears, object illustration “Mornings in a pine forest” by I. Shishkin. It nicely combines a slender stem in the shape of a tree trunk and an intricate loop with playing bear cubs. Moscow hallmarks of 84 sterling silver from 1908-1917, and a monogram of the master AP in a square shield. Perhaps Andrei Mikhailovich Postnikov is the owner of a factory of silver, gold and bronze products, known since 1868. Spoon length: 15.5 cm. Weight: 40 g.
Art:
russia
Height:
15.5 cm
Width:
3 cm
Depth:
1 cm
Period:
Early 20th century
Style:
Neo-Russian
Country:
Russia, Moscow
Material:
Silver 84
Condition:
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