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An Alexander II Russian silver milk or cream jug. Semyon Ikonnikov. Moscow, 1874. The baluster body engraved with sprays of flowers and designed with a wide pouring lip and an elongated handle, 9.8cm high (inc. handle), assay master Viktor Savinkov, Polish import marks for Warsaw, 875 standard, with Polish lombard mark for 1920-1963, together with a 19th century Russian Imperial (Polish) silver milk or cream jug by Kazimierz Klimowicz, Warsaw, 1868, assay master Josif Sosnkowski, 11cm high; and a pair of Russian silver sugar tongs with foliate grips, Kostroma, assay master A. Solodilova, 1899-1905, also stamped with Polish import marks, 11.6cm long, total weight approx. 15.7ozt (3)
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