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A German silver-gilt bowl of charka form
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A German silver-gilt bowl of charka form

MARK OF FLOR ROBYN II, HAMBURG, CIRCA 1620

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A German silver-gilt bowl of charka form
Mark of Flor Robyn II, Hamburg, circa 1620
Circular and with raised centre, repoussé and chased with diaperwork, applied with bracket handle cast and chased with male and female figure, fruit, foliage and scrolls, marked on reverse
6¾in. (17.5cm.) wide
7oz. (29gr.)
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拍品专文

This rare cup is identical to two by the same maker, 1619-1628 in the Armoury, Moscow (RK 54) (H. Schliemann, Die Goldschmiede Hamburgs, Hamburg, 1985, vol. III, p. 96, fig. 96). It is possible that this charka originally formed part of a set of six with those in the Armoury. In the same Museum there are no fewer than nine other objects by Flor Robyn II, including five bowls of the distinctive Russian bratina form (Schliemann, op. cit. p. 50, figs.90-93). The present cup of charka form and the bratina, mentioned above, demonstrate the strength of the commercial and artistic links between the Hanseatic port of Hamburg and Russia in the 17th century.