DOUZE CUILLÈRES À CAFÉ in silver vermeil decorated with polychrome cloisonné ena…

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DOUZE CUILLÈRES À CAFÉ

in silver vermeil decorated with polychrome cloisonné enamels, twisted handle. 88 zolotniks (916 thousandths). Hallmark of master assayer B.C. (Viktor Savinkov) and master goldsmith's hallmark: А. Ч. (?) unidentified. Russia, Moscow, 1887 - Swan hallmark. Gross weight: 242 g. Length: 12.7 cm each spoon (Wear and scratches from use). In a matching brown leather case.

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