Set Antique Russian Imperial Silver Spoons by Fedor Rückert Faberge Moscow 1889 Redo Franck Innocent once confessed that

Franck Innocent once confessed that he found it hard to come back to the same subject

(1642–1732)

known as a telamon or atlas

He sometimes used very small areas of intense blue and red to enliven a dark shadowed area such as the heart of a clump of willows or the dark base of an aspen tree

Set Antique Russian Imperial Silver Spoons by Fedor Rückert Faberge Moscow 1889 Redo Franck Innocent once confessed thatA very elegant set of six antique Russian Imperial silver spoons, by Fedor Rckert, Moscow, 1889. These very attractive Russian silver spoons were made by Fedor Rckert who was a workmaster for the Russian Imperial jeweler Peter Carl Faberge. The spoons with deep slightly elongated bowls and spiral 'Barley Twist' stems with crown coronet shaped terminals. Each spoon is stamped with a full set of hallmarks for Moscow with Fedor Rckert's makers marks, 875