THREE SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL SPOONS, VARIOUS MAKERS, MOSCOW AND ST PETERSBURG, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY |

the first enamelled in stylised champlevé cockerels on gilt stippled grounds, struck with unrecorded initials AL (Cyrillic), 84 standard, the second enamelled with flowers and scrolls on red and pale yellow grounds, stamped with maker's initials FR (Cyrillic), probably for Feodor Ruckert, 84 standard, with later French import mark, the third enamelled en plein with roses on light blue ground within a cloisonné border with further floral scrolls, with initials MS (Cyrillic), 84 standard

Overall good condition; with only minor surface wear and scratches consistent with age.
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