Lot 0030 — Russian Faberge silver-gilt and cut-glass carafe — Estimate: €15,000–€18,000
Russian silver-gilt and cut-glass carafe in Art Nouveau style. Maker’s mark of Imperial Court supplier K. Faberge. Moscow, 1908-1917. Scratching inventory number: 31790. Height: 30 cm.
Starting price: €12,000
Hammer Price: €15,000
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