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Nephrite Inkstand, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1908–1917, gold - mounted.
Urn shape, gold ribbon-tied swags topped with cabochon jewels, TB monogram on front, bud finial on cover, rectangular tray with vari-color gold border, two Russian control markings on tray, control mark and maker's mark on bottom of cover and inside well, Ford Inv. No. I-33.
With an AT for Aleksander Treiden and a 56 mark, a Russian gold standard.
Dimensions:
Length: 16.5cm
Height: 11cm Width: 9cm -
Alexander Adolfovich Treiden (1858–?) served as Hahn's chief workmaster.
He produced the majority of the company's significant Imperial presentation cases.
Alexander Treiden was a merchant of the second guild from 1892 to 1917, and his gold and silver workshop was located at 42 Nevsky prospect in St. Petersburg.