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  • Fabergé Sliver Gilt and Shaded Cloisonné enamel Spoon, Moscow c.1910 by Feoder Ruckert.

    Marked 88 for Russian export Sliver, Fabergé under Imperial Warrant in Cyrillic.

    Dimensions:
    Length: 16.4 cm.
    Width: 4.9 cm.
    Weight: 45 grams

  • German-born master silversmith and goldsmith Feodor Ivanovich Rückert (also known as Friedrich Moritz Rückert) was a key figure in the creation of Fabergé's renowned jewellery.
    Having been born in the French region of Alsace in 1840

    His employment with Carl Fabergé began in 1887.
    In 1917, he passed away in Russia, Moscow.