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拍品专文
Johann Wilhelm Keibel (1788-1862) was the son and apprentice of the famous goldsmith Otto Samuel Keibel, and was considered one of the best jewellers of the Imperial Court. After his father's death in 1809, he adopted the same mark and became master in 1812.
Keibel was one of the most important workshops producing gold boxes in Russia in the first half of the 19th century. It was Johann Wilhelm Keibel who in 1826 made the small Imperial crown for the coronation of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and in 1855 he made the funeral crown of Nicholas I. After the death of Johann Wilhelm Keibel in 1862, the firm specialized in the production of insignia until 1917.
Keibel was one of the most important workshops producing gold boxes in Russia in the first half of the 19th century. It was Johann Wilhelm Keibel who in 1826 made the small Imperial crown for the coronation of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and in 1855 he made the funeral crown of Nicholas I. After the death of Johann Wilhelm Keibel in 1862, the firm specialized in the production of insignia until 1917.