A Fabergé Jewelled, Guilloché Enamel and Two-Color Gold Pomade with the workmaster's mark of Mikhail Perchin, St. Petersburg, before 1899Of cylindrical form, enameled in translucent grass green over a wavy guilloché ground, with two-color gold ribbon-tied laurel swags spended from ruby-set rosettes, the top with a seed-pearl rim, surmounted by a cabochon chalcedony, the base unscrewing, marked to interior and exterior, the interior additionally with scratched inventory number 9850.(H: 1, Dia: 1 1/4 in.)ProvenanceGift from Prince and Princess Vladamir Galitzine to W.E. Scull (1862-1942), per inscription to storage box.Thence by descent.Footnote:NoteMrs. William Ellis Scull served as an officer of Philadelphia's Rsianmittee that was established in 1914 to provide relief during World War I (Philadelphia in the World War, 1914-1919, pg. 585), this could possibly be a gift in remembrance of that service.