A pair of Russian 19th century silver champagne coolers, mark of Carl Johann Tegelsten, St. Petersburg 1842.
No 1 and 2. Height 28,5 cm, total weight c. 6 335 grams.
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Carl Johann Tegelsten (1798-1852) – 19th-century Russian silversmith of Finnish descent. Since the 1830’s much of his work was retailed by the fashionable English Store, owned by the merchants Constantin Nicholls and William Plincke. A leading court silver and goldsmith, Tegelsten became famous for producing services and table wares in the neo-Rococo taste in preparation for the marriages of many members of the Romanov family.
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