Two Russian silver glass holders. Tarabrov and Kazakov, Moscow 1899-1908. H. 9-10 cm. (2)
A Russian silver tea glass holder. Nicolai Tarabrov, assayer Ivan Sergeievich Lebedkin in Moscow 1899–1908, fineness 84. Weight 195 g. H. 10 cm.
A Russian silver tea glass holder. Siemion Kazakov, assayer Ivan Sergeievich Lebedkin in Moscow 1899–1908. Weight 122 g. H. 9 cm. (2)
Two Russian silver glass holders. Maker's marks HT and CK, 1896–1908, Russian silver coin case, unidentified maker, and silver salt cellar. Presumably Pyetr Chumakov, Moscow, assayer Anatoly Artsibashov 1889. Weight approximately 378 g. H. 2.2–10 cm. (4)
Condition: Minimal patina related to age and use. Kazakov: front with engraving in cartouche.
Category: Silver ▸ Silver
Preview: In Lyngby
A Russian silver tea glass holder. Nicolai Tarabrov, assayer Ivan Sergeievich Lebedkin in Moscow 1899–1908, fineness 84. Weight 195 g. H. 10 cm.
A Russian silver tea glass holder. Siemion Kazakov, assayer Ivan Sergeievich Lebedkin in Moscow 1899–1908. Weight 122 g. H. 9 cm. (2)
Two Russian silver glass holders. Maker's marks HT and CK, 1896–1908, Russian silver coin case, unidentified maker, and silver salt cellar. Presumably Pyetr Chumakov, Moscow, assayer Anatoly Artsibashov 1889. Weight approximately 378 g. H. 2.2–10 cm. (4)
Condition: Minimal patina related to age and use. Kazakov: front with engraving in cartouche.
Category: Silver ▸ Silver
Preview: In Lyngby
