Lot Essay
Either unrecorded or unknown, the workmaster's initials appears to be very similar in style to the ones used by Stephen Wakeva and his sons.
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MARKED FABERGÉ WITH THE IMPERIAL WARRANT AND WITH THE UNRECORDED AND UNKNOWN WORKMASTER'S INITIALS J.W., 1899-1908, AND WITH SCRATCHED INVENTORY NUMBER 19119 OR 10119
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A silver dish
marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant and with the unrecorded and unknown workmaster's initials J.W., 1899-1908, and with scratched inventory number 19119 or 10119
Circular with scalloped edge, the bowl with fluting radiating from a circle of reeding with raised centre, marked under rim
9½in. (24.3cm.) diam.
17oz. (532gr.)
marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant and with the unrecorded and unknown workmaster's initials J.W., 1899-1908, and with scratched inventory number 19119 or 10119
Circular with scalloped edge, the bowl with fluting radiating from a circle of reeding with raised centre, marked under rim
9½in. (24.3cm.) diam.
17oz. (532gr.)
Special notice
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