A Russian Cloisonn� Enamel Dish by OvchinnikovSOLD

This stunning Russian Silver and Cloisonné enamel dish was made by Ovchinnikov in 1876.

Cloisonné is an ancient technique for decorating metalwork objects, in recent centuries using vitreous enamel on silver. The work is very fine, Ovchinnikov being one of the best makers of Russian Silver Enamel after Fabergé.

The silver dish is in excellent condition, with no damage or repair, and measures 10cm in length and width. The cloisonné enamel is perfect, with no damage.


Type: dish
Maker: Ovchinnikov
Country: Russian


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