A RUSSIAN SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER WITH OPENWORK FILIGREE DESIGN

A RUSSIAN SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER WITH OPENWORK FILIGREE DESIGN

The cylindrical holder finely worked in open filigree silver, composed of intricate scrolling foliage and lattice motifs within geometric borders, with a shaped angular handle of matching pierced filigree. The base and rim are reinforced with plain silver bands, lending structure to the delicate design. Retains a fitted, cut-glass insert with starburst decoration.

Hallmarks: 'KAM'.

This piece reflects the traditional Russian silversmith’s mastery of filigree a decorative technique rooted in 17th–19th century ecclesiastical and folk silverwork. The maker’s mark KAM likely corresponds to a late Imperial or early Soviet-period workshop continuing the artisanal filigree tradition of regions such as Kazan or Kostroma.

Weight: 3.7 oz., (104 g.)

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Dimensions: 4 1/4 in., (10.8 cm.)

Condition: The base has several small dents. The body is not deformed. Surface lightly tarnished consistent with age.

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