A FABERGE gold bangle bracelet influenced by French Louis XV style of the mid 18th century
made in St. Petersburg between 1899 and 1903 by Faberge's principal jeweler August Holmstrom.
Height 3,6 cm (1 8/16 in.)
The central shaped plaque is applied with a diamond set flower, on a dark royal blue guilloche enamel background.
The enamel plaque is flanked by diamond set gold nets.
sold
The borders are applied with finely chased Rococo scrolled foliage.
Marked with master's initials 'AH' and 56 zolotniks (14K / 583 gold) with initials of St Petersburg assay master Iakov Liapunov (1899-1903).
Diameter 6 cm (2 3/8 in.)
August Holmstrom (1829-1903) joined the firm of Gustav Faberge (father of Karl Faberge) as chief jeweler in 1857 and was responsible for some of Faberge's greatest jewels. August and his son Albert (1876-1925), who succeeded him after his death in 1903, were known for their fine work with diamonds and produced most of Faberge's high-end jewelry.
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