Kovsh in vermeil and cloisonné enamel. Moscow, early 20th century. The handle retains a decoration of scrolls and flowers. The body is divided into three bands in cloisonné enamel: the upper band with traditional scrolls, the middle band with square boxes with three very geometric rhombuses and the lower band with trapezoidal boxes with stylized flowers. It is a transitional decoration between the traditional decoration of the late nineteenth century and the modern decoration of the 1910s. Hallmarks: 84, Moscow after 1908, silversmith "НА" (Nikolai Vasilyevich Alexeev). Height: 4.6 cm; 11 x 6.6 cm; gross weight: 81 g Michel Brodsky Collection - lots from 92 to 154 [Russian art]