Antique Russian Guilloche Enamel Gold Egg Pendant

Made in Moscow between 1908 and 1917. This large and elaborate antique pendant is crafted in rose and green 14K gold. The design of the openwork pendant combines floral and geometri...

made in Moscow between 1882 and 1898 14K gold, white/black/turquoise champleve enamel Marked with 56 zolotnik old Russian gold standard and maker's initials Height without s...

Circa 1910 This very large ornate 14K gold locket pendant is designed in Art Nouveau taste of the period. The pendant is embellished with excellent bluish white guilloche enamel. T...

A large antique finely painted enamel miniature of a Swiss girl set in a 14K gold, diamond and natural pearl pendant, made in Geneva, Switzerland, c. 1860. Estimated total diamond w...

This Fabergé pendant, a rare and historically significant piece, was crafted by the renowned workmaster Phillip Theodore Ringe. This silver egg is covered in stunning green guilloche...

Presenting a lovely pendant designed in the shape of a Russian Imperial gilt silver and enamel egg with the two-headed eagle, the coat of arms of the Russian Empire. The body of the ...

This is an delightful antique Enamel Easter Egg in Silver with gorgeous white Guilloche enamel and with a wonderful polychrome dot design. The egg is Hallmarked with the Russian silv...

Imperial Gilt Silver Guilloché Enamel Egg Pendant, Workmaster Hjalmar Armfeltd, St Petersburg, 1908-1917 We are pleased to present another unique item from our collection—an elegant miniature egg pendant adorned with guilloché enamel from the era of the Russian Empire. This exquisite piece was crafted in St. Petersburg by master Hjalmar Armfeltd at the beginning of the 20th century. The pendant measures 21.5 mm in length (excluding the hanging ring) and 14.5 mm in width, with a weight of 5.3 grams. It remains in excellent vintage condition, without loss or damage to enamel. Notable marks can be found on the pendant’s hanging ring: the Greek letter “α” (alpha), indicating its inspection by the St. Petersburg Assay Office, “88,” as well as the woman’s head in a kokoshnik and the Cyrillic initials “ЯА” — the master's mark Hjalmar Armfeltd, a distinctive detail that adds to its allure. Karl Gustaf Hjalmar Armfeldt (1873–1959) was a Finnish silversmith and Fabergé...