RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BROOCH PIN JEWELRY GOLD 56 OSCAR PIHL 4 FABERGE ANTIQUE ФАБЕРЖЕ For Sale

RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BROOCH PIN JEWELRY GOLD 56 OSCAR PIHL 4 FABERGE ANTIQUE ФАБЕРЖЕ
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RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BROOCH PIN JEWELRY GOLD 56 OSCAR PIHL 4 FABERGE ANTIQUE ФАБЕРЖЕ:
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Russian Imperial gold brooch by Oskar Pihl for Carl Faberge

Русская императорская ФАБЕРЖЕ брошь, золотая 56-й пробы, выполнена в виде веточки серебристого ландыша, известным мастером - Оскаром Филь (Фиин), он работал для Фаберже, английские инициалы (OP), в хорошем состоянии с футляром.Russian Imperial Gold-56 Brooch in style \"Lily of the Valley.\"
Gold and 4 silver flowers. Made circa early 1900-s.The maker marked the Brooch two times with letters OP - OSKAR PIHL, workmaster he used to work for FABERGE in MOSCOW branch office.Hallmarked. Assayed in the city of Moscow with:Mark of proof 56 - Russian Imperial gold standard
Insignia of the city of Moscow. L.: 2-1/16 inc. (5.2 cm)Condition: Worn in good condition, need good cleaning.
Old fitted, dark green inside, case included, not sure about
originality of the case.For more information, please look at the pictures we provide.
Metal: Gold - 56
Size: 2 1/16\" or 52 mm
Work master: O.P.
Condition: Very Good
Oskar Woldemar Pihl (11 February 1890 in Moscow – 22 August 1959 in Helsinki)
was a Finnish silversmith and Fabergé workmaster, born in the Russian Empire,
brother of Alma Pihl. He was the son of and of the daughter of August Holmström,
Fanny Holmström (1869–1949). Workmaster in August Holmström\'s workshop,
he made small items such as enameled tie pins. His hallmark is OP. Pihl moved
to Finland due to the Russian Revolution (1917–1923).


Oskar Pihl
(1890-1959)
Oskar Woldemar Pihl was a Russian silversmith of Finnish origin, a grandson
of world-famous silver and goldsmith August Wilhelm Holmström. Both the
grandfather and the grandson were prominent Fabergé workmasters.Following in his grandfather’s footsteps, Oskar learned the trade & became
a jeweler, he made small items such as enameled tie pins and brooches.
Although he had started his work in Saint-Petersburg, after the Russian
Revolution in 1917 he moved to Finland, where he continued his journey
as a craftsman. Later on, Oskar Pihl became a designer and an art director
at Tillander, Finnish company, that manufactures jewellery, founded in Saint
Petersburg and currently based in Turku, Finland.Exquisite pieces of jewellery art, his works were acknowledged all over
the world. Oskar Pihl became the knight, first class of the Order of the
White Rose of Finland and the knight of the Order of the Lion of Finland,
two of the three official orders in Finland. What is remarkable, the design
of that very Order of the Lion badge was created by Oskar Pihl himself.Distinguished pieces of art, created by Oskar Pihl both when working at
Fabergé and afterwards are still considered as some of worlds finest
jewellery items and treasured by collectors from all over the world.
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