page_title: Kelch Gothic Revival silver service
hierarchical_section_title: Kelch Gothic Revival silver service
caption_attribution_description: Polski: Waza z zastawy Kelchów wykonanej przez Faberge. Fot. z 1900 r.
context_page_description: The Kelch Gothic Revival silver service, created in 1900, was one of the finest silver services made by Peter Carl Fabergé. The silverware was commissioned by Alexander and Barbara Kelch. Peter Carl Fabergé considered it the most important silver masterpiece made in his workshop; it was also the most expensive.
  Kelch’s silverware is assumed to have been melted down circa 1918, following the October Revolution. For the next 100 years experts of Fabergé had claimed that the tableware was completely destroyed. In 2017, it appeared that items from the service had survived, having been discovered in Poland.
context_section_description: The Kelch Gothic Revival silver service, created in 1900, was one of the finest silver services made by Peter Carl Fabergé. The silverware was commissioned by Alexander and Barbara Kelch (Russian:Кельх, Kelkh). Peter Carl Fabergé considered it the most important silver masterpiece made in his workshop; it was also the most expensive. 
  Kelch’s silverware is assumed to have been melted down circa 1918, following the October Revolution. For the next 100 years experts of Fabergé had claimed that the tableware was completely destroyed. In 2017, it appeared that items from the service had survived, having been discovered in Poland.
caption: Part of the Kelch silverware. High epergne. Photo 1900.
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