1911 Tokmask Railway Jetons/Жетоны Общества Токмакской железной дороги, 1911

1st variation.

Gold, enamel.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark [alpha, a female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56], round control mark and and maker's mark "H.W." for Henrik Wigström.

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923) was a Finnish silver & goldsmith and one of the most important Fabergé workmasters along with Michael Perchin. Perchin was the head workmaster from 1886 until his death in 1903, when he was succeeded by his chief assistant Henrik Wigström. These two workmasters were responsible for almost all the imperial Easter eggs.​

Reverse with the name of the recipient Boris Nikolaevich Kurant.



Marks.




Gold, enamel.
Height (including loop) 60 mm.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark [alpha, a female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56], round control mark and and maker's mark "H.W." for Henrik Wigström.

Reverse with the name of the recipient Petr Iakimovich Palchinskiy.



Marks.

 

Gold, enamel.
Size 60 x 29 mm.
Weight 27.27 g.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark [alpha, a female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56], round control mark and and maker's mark "H.W." for Henrik Wigström.

Reverse with the name of the recipient Boris Abramovich Kamenko.

 

2nd variation.

Gold, enamel.
Size 53.2 x 25 mm.
Weight 23.3g.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark [alpha, a female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56], round control mark and and unreadable maker's mark.

Reverse with the name of the recipient Nikifor Andreevich Sharapov.

 

Gold, enamel.

Marked with a St. Petersburg assay office gold hallmark [alpha, a female head in a kokoshnik to the right, 56], round control mark and and unreadable maker's mark.

Reverse with the name of the recipient Baron Sergei Alexandrovich Taubeю