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LARGE RUSSIAN SILVER TRAY BY FABERGE WORKMASTER STEPHEN WAKEVA 1896

Large Russian .875 silver handled tray by Finnish born and Faberge workmaster and silversmith Stephen Wakeva (1833-1910). The tray bears both Wakeva's S.W in oval hallmark along with 84 zolotnik (.875 purity) assay mark of Alexander Timofeyevich Shevyakov, St Petersburg, 1896, under rim edge. Center engraved with large AC monogram. Very good condition. 2492 grams approx. 19 1/8" x 15 1/8". Handle to handle 22 3/4". Wakeva biography at: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_Wäkevä

A RUSSIAN PAN-SLAVIC STYLE GILT SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER AND SPOON

Late 19th-century silver tea glass holder, work master Stephen Wakeva (1833-1910), featuring an angled handle, the upper rim is modeled in architectural Neo-Russian style, the front side is engraved with a Cyrillic monogram 'DM,' flanked by the date November 30 - December 12 on the left and 1887 on the right, with the inscription 'St. Petersburg' below. The exterior has traces of gilding. Hallmarked with an 84 Russian silver standard, assay mark under the date 1886, and the maker's mark. Comes with a silver gilt teaspoon and a crystal glass enhanced with gold patterns. Weight: 8.3 oz.,

FABERGE SILVER CAT

Russian Faberge seated cat with gemstone eyes, SW mark for Stephen Wakeva 1833-1910 of Faberge Workshop. 3.5 in tall, 5.9 ozt.

Faberge Silver and Nephrite Tea Kettle Trivet

Peter Carl Faberge 84 Zolotnik (.875) Silver and Nephrite Tea Kettle Trivet, 1882-1898, St. Petersburg, workmaster Stephen Wakeva (1833-1910), of octagonal form, the molded rim milled with leaf-and-dart banding, with a conforming Siberian jade (nephrite) plateau, raised on four spherical feet, h. 1-1/8", w. 7", 10.73 t. oz. (excluding nephrite). This trivet follows the traditional Russian form of two silver rings sandwiching an insulating plate - in this case dark but still translucent Siberian nephrite - and bolted together, here with the spherical feet acting as the locking nuts. Finnish-born Stephen Wakeva was a supplier of silver to Faberge from 1856, predominantly tea sets. This trivet was assuredly originally accompanied by a matching tea kettle, and perhaps was part of a full set.

A Silver and Silver-Gilt Charka

A Silver and Silver-Gilt Charka By Fabergé, with the workmaster's mark of Stephan Wäkeva, St Petersburg, 1899-1908, scratched inventory number 6112 Circular, the polished body with acanthus leaf chased reeded border, the interior gilt, the scroll handle set with a rouble dated 1791, marked below handle 3¼ in. (8 cm.) long 2 oz. (71 gr.)

Karl Faberge.    Milk jug.    Silver body with eight sides in geometric patterns. A.    Monogram? e laurels inscribed in a cartouche diamond on both sides.    Marks and punches:?. ??????? under the eagle purveyor. SW (Stephan Wäkevä)    88 Moscow

Karl Faberge. Milk jug. Silver body with eight sides in geometric patterns. A. Monogram? e laurels inscribed in a cartouche diamond on both sides. Marks and punches:?. ??????? under the eagle purveyor. SW (Stephan Wäkevä) 88 Moscow before 1899. Inventory number: 10052. H. : 8.4 cm. Maison karl fabergé Pot à lait En argent, corps à huit pans à motifs géométriques. Monogramme A.? é de lauriers inscrit dans un cartouche en losange sur deux faces. Marques et poinçons : ?. ??????? sous l'aigle de fournisseur de la cour. S.W (Stephan Wäkevä) 88 Moscou avant 1899. Numéro d'inventaire : 10052. H. : 8,4 cm. THE AUCTIONEER IS ONLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FRENCH INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THIS CATALOGUE. THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION IS COURTESY TO THE ENGLISH SPEAKERS.

A parcel-gilt coin-set cupFabergé, workmaster Stephan Wäkeva, St. Petersburg, 1898-1908

Fabergé, workmaster Stephan Wäkeva, St. Petersburg, 1898-1908 the cup with anthemion rim and loop handle set with Catherine II coin dated '1785', gilt interior, 84 standard length with handle: 11cm (4in).

Ensemble de cinq verres à vodka de la Maison Carl

Ensemble de cinq verres à vodka de la Maison Carl FABERGE, en argent reposant sur trois pieds boules, à décor sculpté d'une frise. Poinçon titre : 84, Saint-Pétersbourg, avant 1899. Poinçon maître artisan : Stephan Wäkevä (1833-1910), actif a partir de 1856. Poinçon d'orfèvre : K. Fabergé, et marque du privilège impérial. H.: 5 cm - L.: 3, 5 cm. Poids total 243 grs.

Fabergé-Silberkowsch mit Gravurmonogramm St.

Fabergé-Silberkowsch mit Gravurmonogramm St. Petersburg, Fabergé, Stephan Wäkeva, 1896 Massives Silber. Im Querschnitt runder Korpus frontal graviert mit zwei Monogrammen "GM" in Kyrillisch unter Krone. Auf der mehrfach geschweiften Handhabe bekröntes Gravurmonogramm "O". Auf der Bodenunterseite punziert mit Stadtmarke, "1896" datierten Beschaumeisterinitialen "ATsch" in Kyrillisch (unbekannter Beschaumeister, tätig 1890-1896, Feingehalt "84", Firmenmarke "K. FABERGE" in Kyrillisch mit dem Hoflieferantenzeichen und Meisterzeichen "S.W". L. 8,5 cm, 66 g (56570001) A Fabergé silver kovsh. The rounded bowl engraved with two crowned monograms "GM" in Cyrillic. The handle engraved with the crowned monogram "O". Marked under base with "1896" dated city hallmark, assayer's mark "ATsh" in Cyrillic, 84 standard, firm`s mark "K. FABERGE" in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant and master's mark "W.S". St. Petersburg, Fabergé, Stephan Wäkeva, 1896. 8,5 cm long, 66 gr.

A FABERGÉ SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER, STEPHAN WÄKEVÄ, ST. PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1910

A FABERGÉ SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER, STEPHAN WÄKEVÄ, ST. PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1910 in the neoclassical taste, the front applied with a laurel wreath surrounding the Cyrillic initials A.T. and dated 30 August 1915 marked with workmaster's initials, K. Fabergé in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant, and 84 standard height 3 5/8 in. 9.2 cm Stephan Wäkevä, St. Petersburg

A parcel-gilt sweetmeat dishFabergé workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890

Fabergé workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890 the shallow circular lobed bowl enriched with masks and three coins, gilt wash to interior, raised upon three compressed feet, 88 standard diameter: 11.7cm (4 1/2in). (total weight: 7.7 ozt.)

A swing-handled silver sugar bowl

A swing-handled silver sugar bowl marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant, with workmaster's mark of Stephan Wäkeva, St. Petersburg, 1908-1917 The circular bowl with four concave sides and conforming tapered handle, gilt interior, marked under base 5 1/8 in. (13.1 cm.) wide 8.69 oz. (269 gr.)

A silver cake basket

A silver cake basket marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant, workmasters mark of Stephan Wäkeva, St Petersburg, circa 1900, with scratched inventory number 12360? Shaped circular, on circular stiff leaf foot, the fluted, scallop rimmed dish set in the centre with a rouble dated 1762, the reeded swing handle with central laurel and berry wreath and with foliate and rosette terminals, marked under rim 7½ in. (19 cm.) 15.44 oz. (480 gr.)

- A Russian Silver Waiter

the raised border decorated with acanthus leaves, engraved with the dates 1869-1894, the center inset with a copper four-kopek coin of 1762, raised on four ball supports struck with initials S.W., apparently for Stephan Wäkevä, St. Petersburg mark circa 1890 and 88 standard

A Fabergé Silver and Ivory Samovar, Stephan Wäkevä, St. Petersburg, circa 1900

of typical form, the baluster body centered with stylized initials VJK and flanked by bracket handles with ivory washers, the tap with mammoth ivory openwork spigot, the collar and socle with pierced openwork borders, the cover applied with globular knops centered with mammoth ivory bands, the interior gilded marked K. Fabergé in Cyrillic with workmaster's initials, 84 standard and scratched inventory number 11387

A Fabergé silver beaker, Workmaster: Stephan Wäkevä, St. Petersburg, retailed in Moscow, pre-1899

the body decorated with a foliate neo-classical frieze centred with a laurel wreath enclosing a Cyrillic inscription In fond memory to our Palmyra , further engraved with 8/XI/1899 and the initials in Cyrillic A.B. and D.B ., the flared foot bordered with palmettes, marked K. Fabergé beneath the Imperial Warrant, with workmaster's initials and scratched inventory number 4300, 84 standard

A silver pen holderFabergé, workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890

Fabergé, workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890 rectangular body with anthemion leaves, raised upon bun feet with wood liner, 88 standard height: 8.2cm (3in).

A silver two-handled bowl

A silver two-handled bowl marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant, workmaster's mark of Stephan Wäkeva, St. Petersburg, 1896-1908, with scratched inventory number 11001 The circular bowl on conforming beaded and gadrooned foot, each openwork handle formed as a pair of entwined snakes, the shallow bowl with reeded rim, marked under base 8 in. (20.2 cm.) wide 10.6 oz. (332 gr.)

Russian silver bowl with inset coin from the Reign

Russian silver bowl with inset coin from the Reign of Anna Loanovna, Faberge workmaster initials S.W (Stephen Wakeva) 7.8 cm dia

Russian silver figure of a cat, moscow, 1908-1926, maker''s mark for stephan wakeva,, Modeled as a seated long-haired cat, with ruby gl

Russian silver figure of a cat moscow, 1908-1926, maker''s mark for stephan wakeva, Modeled as a seated long-haired cat, with ruby glass eyes, marked 88 standard, weighted. H: 3 3/4 in.

f - A Silver centrepiece, Stephan Wäkeva, St Petersburg, circa 1890

the stem-formed from a finely sculpted Cossack supporting tazza with gilded interior, mounted on a domed socle on four bun-feet, the whole decorated with pierced openwork friezes, 84 standard

A RUSSIAN TEAPOT of circular form with a scroll

A RUSSIAN TEAPOT of circular form with a scroll handle, flush hinged cover with pedestal ball finial, the body engraved in the aesthetic manner with two birds perching in a branch, the gilt interior with a heart-shaped filter, by Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg 1893, (c.12oz), 5" high. See illustration. Stephan Wakeva (1833-1910) was an outworker for the Fabergé silver studio.

a massive faberge silver tankard, workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890

mounted with various 18th and 19th century coins and medallions, chased with fruit and foliage on a matted ground, raised on three ball feet, with C-scroll handle and the finial in the form of the Imperial eagle, marked with initials of workmaster, K. Faberge in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant and 84 standard, also with scratched inventory number 3212

a massive faberge silver tankard, workmaster Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg, circa 1890

mounted with various 18th and 19th century coins and medallions, chased with fruit and foliage on a matted ground, raised on three ball feet, with C-scroll handle and the finial in the form of the Imperial eagle, marked with initials of workmaster, K. Faberge in Cyrillic with Imperial warrant and 84 standard, also with scratched inventory number 3212

A 19th century Russian silver-coloured napkin ring by Stephan Wakeva possibly for Faberge, with chased fleur de lis borders, 84 zolotnik mark St Petersburg 1896-1899, maker's mark S.W, 4cm (1.5in) high

A 19th century Russian silver-coloured napkin ring by Stephan Wakeva possibly for Faberge, with chased fleur de lis borders, 84 zolotnik mark St Petersburg 1896-1899, maker's mark S.W, 4cm (1.5in) high

f - A FABERGÉ PARCEL-GILT SWING HANDLED DISH, STEPHAN WÄKEVÄ, ST PETERSBURG, RETAILED IN MOSCOW, 1908-1917

height: 7cm., 2¾in the bowl moulded in the form of a cross with gilt interior, marked K.Fabergé beneath the Imperial warrant with workmaster's initials, 84 standard

A RUSSIAN SILVER BOWL BY STEPHAN WAKEVA, ST PETERSBURG, CIRCA 1899-1908

the bowl trimmed with a design of leaves and inset with a silver coin from the reign of Catherine the Great Imperial warrant, factory and maker's mark 7.5cm diameter, 3.5cm high

RUSSIAN SILVER IN THE FORM OF A PERSIAN CAT: Silver paperweight with neillo gilding and ruby eye. Maker stamp is SW. Stephan Wakeva, 1833- 1910. He was listed as a well known silver workmaster in the Faberge silver studio. 3.5in. 14 oz. weighted.

RUSSIAN SILVER IN THE FORM OF A PERSIAN CAT: Silver paperweight with neillo gilding and ruby eye. Maker stamp is SW. Stephan Wakeva, 1833- 1910. He was listed as a well known silver workmaster in the Faberge silver studio. 3.5in. 14 oz. weighted.

A LACQUERED ENAMEL AND SILVER FLASK, STEPHAN WAKEVA, ST. PETERSBURG, 1896-1903

with painted scene depicting racing troikas in the snow, red background makers initials and 84 standard, 13.5cm high

A silver-mounted faience bowl

marked Fabergé with the Imperial warrant and with the workmaster's mark of Stephan Wäkeva, St. Petersburg, 1896, with scratched inventory number 2527, the pot signed N. Drisser The cylindrical brown faience bowl on four chased and engraved foliate and rocaille feet, with floral scroll and trellis bracket supports above each foot and leaf-tied reeded mount, marked under base 10 5/8 in. (27 cm.) wide

AN ELEGANT FABERG SILVER BEAKER. The plain tapering cylindrical cup marked under the base with K. Faberge in Cyrillic under the Imperial Warrant. Workmaster's initials of Stephan Wakeva, St. Petersburg 1896. H.2 7/8".