a set of fabergé silver flatware, moscow, circa 1910

comprising: eighteen Table Forks, eighteen Table Spoons, eighteen Table Knives fitted with steel blades, eighteen Dessert Forks, eighteen Dessert Spoons, seventeen Dessert Knives, eighteen Teaspoons, sixteen Coffee Spoons, a two-piece Salad Set, Cake Slice, Fish Slice, Soup Ladle, Serving Knife, Serving Fork, Sardine Fork, Caviar Scoop, and Butter Knife, all handles decorated in a Louis XIV style and monogrammed, marked K. Fabergé in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant or with Cyrillic initials K.F. and 84 standard, in later box

Purchased by the current owner's family in Europe in the 1920s

This pattern appeared in the firm's 1893 and 1899 catalogues.  The relevant pages from the 1893 catalogue are reproduced in Géza von Habsburg, Fabergé: An Imperial Craftsman and His World, London, 2000, p. 402 and the facsimile edition of the 1899 Preiskurant izdelii Moskovskogo otdeleniia firmy Faberzhe, Moscow, undated, pp. 59-60 and 65-66. 

overall good condition
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