Tripod goblet in vermeil and cloisonné enamel. Moscow, early 20th century. The body features six quarters separated by wide, smooth gadroons. Two cloisonné enamel flower motifs alternate on the outside, on a blackened amati background, and on the inside, on a white enamel background. The inner central disk also features a floral motif in cloisonné enamel on a turquoise enamel ground. Hallmarks: 84, Moscow 1899-1908 and goldsmith "МС" (Maria Ivanovna Sokolova). Height: 4.7 cm; diameter: 10.9 cm; gross weight: 183 g [Russian art]