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A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century
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Decoration of patterns in enamel, as well as cabochon-cut stones, including carnelian. Length 11.5 cm. Weight 130 grams.

Enamel loss.

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Västberga Allé 3, Hägersten - V31
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A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.
A Russian silver kovsh, Moscow, early 20th century.

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