TWO JAPANESE SILVER CHOSHI OR SAKE EWERS Both of typical form, with hand-chased geometric and stylized foliate designs. Both with ha...

TWO JAPANESE SILVER CHOSHI OR SAKE EWERS Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Both of typical form, with hand-chased geometric and stylized foliate designs. Both with hand-engraved marks. The larger example with an "M" within an oval and "Pure Coin"; the smaller with a double-headed eagle and a Cyrillic mark for Morozov. Largest height 7.75".

Approx. 73.1 total troy oz.

Condition: The cover for the larger ewer is slightly warped so that it does not fit tightly. Large ewer also has repairs and metal fatigue to braces that join handle to body.

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