Lot Essay
A similar Imperial porcelain vase in pink with silver mounts by Fabergé, from the collection of India Early Minshall, was sold in these Rooms, April 12, 1988, lot 96.
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A RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER-GILT MOUNTED PRESENTATION VASE
THE MOUNTS MARKED FABERGE, WORKMASTER JULIUS RAPPAPORT, MOSCOW, CIRCA 1900, THE VASE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS II (1896-1917)
Of baluster form, the covered turquoise-green glazed vase with finial in the form of the Romanov gryphon, above a shaped body with the entwined gilt cyphers of the Tsar Nicholas II and his consort the Empress Alexandra Feodorovna beneath an Imperial crown, the sides applied with two silver-gilt mounts in the form of the Great State Arms of Imperial Russia, the acanthus-molded body above a turned socle and round leaf-tip molded base, with original fitted oak presentation case stamped in cyrillic FABERGE, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Odessa, Kiev, London on felt lining
18 in. (46 cm.) high
THE MOUNTS MARKED FABERGE, WORKMASTER JULIUS RAPPAPORT, MOSCOW, CIRCA 1900, THE VASE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS II (1896-1917)
Of baluster form, the covered turquoise-green glazed vase with finial in the form of the Romanov gryphon, above a shaped body with the entwined gilt cyphers of the Tsar Nicholas II and his consort the Empress Alexandra Feodorovna beneath an Imperial crown, the sides applied with two silver-gilt mounts in the form of the Great State Arms of Imperial Russia, the acanthus-molded body above a turned socle and round leaf-tip molded base, with original fitted oak presentation case stamped in cyrillic FABERGE, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Odessa, Kiev, London on felt lining
18 in. (46 cm.) high