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A Russian silver and cloisonné beaker bearing the monogram of Tsar Nicholas II and the double-headed eagle, stamped with the marks of the Grachev brothers of St. Petersburg, circa 1890 Silver, gold-plated. Conical body on a round foot, decorated all around with colorful cloisonné enamel: stylized tendrils and leaves on a cream-colored or turquoise background. The front features an applied, crowned monogram “NII” for Nicholas II; the back features an applied double-headed eagle. Cyrillic inscription below the rim. The bottom bears a city mark with a fineness of “84” and a master’s mark “WR.GRATSCHEW” with the court purveyor’s mark in Cyrillic. Height: 14.5 cm, Weight: 247 g U.S. Lot – more info here Condition: I - II
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