Russian Bolin

Bolin is the major competitor of Fabergé and supplied the Russian and Swedish royals.

Original Bolin's scratched inventory number 9179. Height 1 3/4 in. (4,2 cm).

Bolin in Russia: Court Jeweler Late 19th-Early 20th Century.

The family of the artist Gustav Bolin, of Russian origin, settled in France in 1921.

Bolin: Bolin in Russia. Court Jeweller late XIX-early XX centuries.

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