Set of 12 vermeil and cloisonné enamel coffee spoons. Moscow, early 20th century. Traditional Russian shape, with the back of the spoon decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamel foliage on an amati background, surrounded by turquoise enamel pearls. The handle has a smooth section attached to the spoon, followed by a twisted section and ending with a cloisonné enamel knob. Three slightly different models: five spoons with a twisted section of the handle between two enameled sections [a], five with an enameled section between the smooth section and the twisted section [b] and two with an enameled section between the twisted section and the knob [c]. Hallmarks: 84, Moscow, 1899-1908, silversmiths [a] "НЗ" (Nicolai Nikolaevich Zverev), [b] "ДН" (D. P. Nikitine?) and [c] "ДИ" (D. Israelitch?). Length: 10.5 cm [a], 11 cm [b] and 11 cm [c]; total gross weight: 77 g [a], 74 g [b] and 35 g [c]. Total gross weight: 186 g [Russian art]