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MOSCOW, 1875, BEARING LATER FABERGÉ MARKS
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A large silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel icon
Moscow, 1875, bearing later Fabergé marks
Rectangular, depicting Saints Peter and Paul, the Mother of God of the Sign in a roundel above, traditionally painted, the frame and haloes with cloisonné enamel floral scrolls in red, blue, green and white, the central pierced panel engraved with strapwork scrolls and with champlevé ground, applied with enamelled name plates, marked on the lower rim and oklad
21 1/8 in. (53.5 cm.) high
Moscow, 1875, bearing later Fabergé marks
Rectangular, depicting Saints Peter and Paul, the Mother of God of the Sign in a roundel above, traditionally painted, the frame and haloes with cloisonné enamel floral scrolls in red, blue, green and white, the central pierced panel engraved with strapwork scrolls and with champlevé ground, applied with enamelled name plates, marked on the lower rim and oklad
21 1/8 in. (53.5 cm.) high
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