The Art of Karl Faberge and His Contemporaries, Russian Imperial Portraits and Mementoes, Russian Imperial Decorations and Watches

Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1965. Hardcover. VG/VG. Blue cloth covered boards, black cloth at spine, titles in gold at spine and design on cover, blue illustrated dustjacket; [xviii] 238 pp. Numerous bw illustrations, 75 color plates. Contains inscription by author. Features the Post's impressive collection of Faberge, along with other notable goldsmiths' work. Includes foreward by marjorie Merriweather Post. Part I: Faberge and His master craftsmen. Karl Faberge -- Mikhail Evlampievich Perkhin -- Agathon Faberge -- Erik August Kollin -- Henrik Wigstrom -- Johann Viktor Aarne -- August Wilhelm Holmstrom -- Albert Holmstrom -- Karl Gustav Hjalmar av Armfelt -- A.R. -- Vladimir Solovev -- Julius Aleksandrovish Rappaport -- Carvings in hardstones -- Faberge's Moscow branch -- Feberge's fitted boxes.
Part II; Feberge's Russian followers and imitators. Introduction -- Karl Karlovich Hahn -- I. Britzin -- Nichols and Plinke -- Unidentified Goldsmiths.
Part III: the Pan-Slavic movement in metalwork and enamel -- Introduction -- Paul Akimovich Ovchinnikov -- Fedor I. Ruckert -- Ivan Petrovich Khelbnikov -- G.P. Grachev -- Sazykov Firm -- Ivan Saltykov -- I. Ozeritskii -- Gregory Sbitnev -- The Mishukov Family -- J. Vasilev -- Anton Kuzmichev -- Orest Fedorovich Kurliukov -- Nikolai Vasilevich Alekseev -- Vasilii Agafanov -- Maria Semenova -- The Artels, or Co-operatives -- Unidentified Pan-Slavic Silversmiths -- Smal Easter Eggs in silver, enamel, and hardstone.
Part IV: Russian Imperial portraits -- Part V: Russian Imperial mementoes -- Part VI: Russian Imperial orders, decorations, and prizes -- Part VII: Decorations for Ladies at Court -- Part VIII: Russian Imperial watches.