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Fine Russian Silver Trompe l’Oeil Tankard by Sazikov

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Dealer: Marie E. Betteley
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Price: $12,000.00 USD  - Currency Converter

Shipping inside United States: $75.00
Shipping outside United States: Quoted at time of purchase

Description:

A tankard of exceptional quality, the cover and sides are chased to simulate oak woodgrain, enhanced with horizontal polished silver gilt bands. The hinged cover has a crenelated edge surrounding a circle of dots simulating the rivets of an oak barrel. With curved handle and thumbpiece, and gilt interior.

By Sazikov, with the Imperial Warrant, St. Petersburg, 1859, assaymaster Eduard Fedorovich Brandenburg, stamped with the maker’s mark in full in Cyrillic

5 ¼ in. (13.3 cm.) high including thumbpiece.

Sazikov

Supplier to the Imperial Court, Sazikov was one of the finest silver firms in pre-revolutionary Russia. Founded in Moscow in 1793 by Pavel Fyodorovich Sazikov (d. 1830), a silver engraver, the company flourished after his death under his son, Ignatii Pavlovich (1793-1868). A virtuoso silversmith in his own right, during his tenure the firm excelled, both in terms of output and quality. An innovator of ideas and technique, Ignatii invited painters and sculptors to join the firm, established a workshop to train eighty apprentices and was the first Russian silversmith to purchase a tour a guillochage, or engine turning machine, made in France. Ignatii received a gold medal in an All Russia Exhibition for a massive centerpiece featuring the Russian victory against the Mongols at Kulikovo in 1380. In 1837 Sazikov was awarded the Imperial Warrant by Tsar Nicholas I, and five years later, opened a branch in St. Petersburg. The firm also exhibited in numerous World Fairs including the London Great Exhibition in 1951 and the 1867 World Exhibition in Paris. By the mid-19th century, Sazikov was internationally recognized attracting a large number of Western European clients. The company continued operation until 1887 when it was passed on to Khlebnikov.

For an extensive Sazikov tea and coffee service made for Grand Duke Constantine Nicholaevich, second son of Emperor Nicholas I, see Sotheby’s, New York, 21 April 2005, lot 18.

Status: For Sale Reference#: 188M_8A
Condition: Very good Year: 1859


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