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Six-Piece Russian Coffee and Tea Service in Original Wooden Case St. Petersburg, ca. 1908, master Alexander Lubavin, comprising coffee pot, height approx. 15 cm, teapot, height approx. 11 cm, sugar bowl, height approx. 9 cm, and cream jug, height approx. 8 cm, each of spherical, plain form, chased and matt-finished, with polished handles and gilt interiors, together with sugar tongs and spoon strainer, struck with the Kokoshnik assay mark for St. Petersburg from 1908, depicting a female head facing right, and 84 for a silver fineness of 875/1000 (84 zolotniki), with two varying maker's marks, total weight approx. 1,600 g, coffee pot with two minimal dents to the shoulder, in the original lockable wooden case, case dimensions approx. 42 × 33 × 13.5 cm, inscription to the wooden case referring to the court supplier and silversmith Nikolai Alexandrovich Lubavin, St. Petersburg, after 1905 provenance: Christie's New York, auction of 27 April 1979, lot 8
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