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A MASSIVE SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER FEATURING A PEASANT COUPLE WATERING A COW; Russian, St. Petersburg, Michael Yakovlevich Isakov, 1873; silver, cast and finely chased. The body is worked in bold relief with a figural scene depicting a peasant couple watering a cow in a wooded landscape. The handle is shaped with intertwined twigs. Marked on the underside of the base with the city mark, assayer’s mark, the 84 standard, and the Cyrillic maker’s mark “M.I.” 10.2 cm high, 358 g. SOLID SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER FEATURING A PEASANT COUPLE WATERING A COW Russia, St. Petersburg, Michael Yakovlevich Isakov, 1873 Silver, cast and finely chased. H. 10.2 cm, 358 g. Hallmarked on the underside of the base with the city mark, the assayer’s mark, the fineness ‘84’, and the master’s mark ‘M.I’ in Cyrillic. The walls are worked in bold relief with a figurative scene set in a wooded landscape.
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