THREE SILVER DINNER PLATES FROM THE IUSSUPOV TABLE SERVICE
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE TAFT MUSEUM OF ART, SOLD TO BENEFIT THE ACQUISITIONS FUND
THREE SILVER DINNER PLATES FROM THE IUSSUPOV TABLE SERVICE

MARKED ALEXANDRE GUEYTON, PARIS 1843-1863, WITH ST. PETERSBURG IMPORT MARK 1875-1900

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THREE SILVER DINNER PLATES FROM THE IUSSUPOV TABLE SERVICE
marked Alexandre Gueyton, Paris 1843-1863, with St. Petersburg import mark 1875-1900
Of circular form with rim chased and engraved with birds and lions within scrolling foliage and grape vines, the center engraved with a lion surmounted by a princely crown with the Russian inscription around 'Prince Nikolai Borissovich Iussupov, Princess Tatiana Alexandrovna Iussupova', marked
each plate: 10in. (25.4cm.) diameter
60.595 oz. (1884.6gr.) weighable silver (3)
Provenance
Prince Nicholas Borissovich Iussupov and Princess Tatiana Alexandrovna Princess Zinaida Nicholaevna Iussupov
Prince Felix Felixovich Iussupov, Count Sumarokov-Elston
Prince Felix Felixovich Iussupov, Count Sumarokov-Elston, son of the above
Antikvariat
Purchased in Russia in the 1920's by Bayard Livingstone Kilgour Jr. as a wedding present to Mrs. Bayard L. Kilgour Jr.
Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati
Exhibited
Cincinnati, Taft Museum of Art, The Glory of Russia: Five Hundred Years of Treasures, June 14-October 20, 1996, checklist #86

Lot Essay

See footnote for lot 85

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