№ 92396
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tea glass-holder, silver, 925 standard, 236.3 g, cloisonne enamel, h (with handle) 10.2 cm, Leningrad Jewelry Factory, 1982, Leningrad, USSR
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tea glass-holder, silver, 925 standard, 236.3 g, cloisonne enamel, h (with handle) 10.2 cm, Leningrad Jewelry Factory, 1982, Leningrad, USSR
№ 92395
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tea glass-holder, silver, 925 standard, 238.40 g, cloisonne enamel, h (with handle) 10.2 cm, Leningrad Jewelry Factory, 1982, Leningrad, USSR
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tea glass-holder, silver, 925 standard, 238.40 g, cloisonne enamel, h (with handle) 10.2 cm, Leningrad Jewelry Factory, 1982, Leningrad, USSR
№ 92394
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1 ruble, 1859, "In memory of the opening of the monument to Emperor Nicholas I on horseback", silver, Russia, 20.22 g, Ø 35.4 mm, F
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1 ruble, 1859, "In memory of the opening of the monument to Emperor Nicholas I on horseback", silver, Russia, 20.22 g, Ø 35.4 mm, F
№ 92393
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dirk, Navy, USSR military forces, "Bulat", with hanger, number is removed, total length 31.7 cm, blade length 21.2 cm, USSR, 1988
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dirk, Navy, USSR military forces, "Bulat", with hanger, number is removed, total length 31.7 cm, blade length 21.2 cm, USSR, 1988
№ 92392
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dirk, Third Reich, Luftwaffe, total length 38.6 cm, blade length 25.5 cm, marked "WMW Waffen", Germany, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
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dirk, Third Reich, Luftwaffe, total length 38.6 cm, blade length 25.5 cm, marked "WMW Waffen", Germany, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
№ 92391
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officer's dirk, Third Reich, Wehrmacht, total length 37.5 cm, blade length 26 cm, marked "Eickhorn Solingen", Germany, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
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officer's dirk, Third Reich, Wehrmacht, total length 37.5 cm, blade length 26 cm, marked "Eickhorn Solingen", Germany, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
№ 92390
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titular badge, Сhurchwarden, "Esi uzticīgs!" ("Be faithful"), Evangeline-Lutheran community in Ķērkliņi, silver, 875 standard, Latvia, the 30ies of 20th cent., 82.2 x 52.7 mm, silver chain (875 standard), total weight (with chain) 102.88 g
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titular badge, Сhurchwarden, "Esi uzticīgs!" ("Be faithful"), Evangeline-Lutheran community in Ķērkliņi, silver, 875 standard, Latvia, the 30ies of 20th cent., 82.2 x 52.7 mm, silver chain (875 standard), total weight (with chain) 102.88 g
№ 92389
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a set, pitcher and 3 glasses, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
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a set, pitcher and 3 glasses, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, the 30-40ties of 20th cent.
№ 92388
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vase, Ilguciems glass factory, two-color glass, Latvia, USSR, the 50ies of 20th cent., h 20.3 cm
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vase, Ilguciems glass factory, two-color glass, Latvia, USSR, the 50ies of 20th cent., h 20.3 cm
№ 92387
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fruit dish, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, Ø 16 / h 6.8 cm
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fruit dish, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, Ø 16 / h 6.8 cm
№ 92386
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carafe, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, h (with stopper) 18.cm, traces of everyday use on the stopper
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carafe, Ilguciems glass factory, colored glass, Latvia, h (with stopper) 18.cm, traces of everyday use on the stopper
№ 92385
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biscuit tray, silver, with inscription "To the M. Popov Partnership with Sons, from the employees of the shops, warehouse, and office, November 10, 1912", 84 standard, cut-glass (crystal), Ø 30.5 cm, Fifteenth Moscow Artel, Moscow, Russia, traces of everyday use in several places. "M. Popov & Sons Cloth Trade and Warehouses Partnership" ("Товарищество суконной торговли и складов М. Попов с сыновьями") was a major pre-revolutionary Russian commercial and industrial firm founded by the prominent Moscow 1st guild merchant Maksim Efimovich Popov (1817–1896). The enterprise was one of the leaders in the textile market of the Russian Empire and was renowned for the production and wholesale of high-quality broadcloth.
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biscuit tray, silver, with inscription "To the M. Popov Partnership with Sons, from the employees of the shops, warehouse, and office, November 10, 1912", 84 standard, cut-glass (crystal), Ø 30.5 cm, Fifteenth Moscow Artel, Moscow, Russia, traces of everyday use in several places. "M. Popov & Sons Cloth Trade and Warehouses Partnership" ("Товарищество суконной торговли и складов М. Попов с сыновьями") was a major pre-revolutionary Russian commercial and industrial firm founded by the prominent Moscow 1st guild merchant Maksim Efimovich Popov (1817–1896). The enterprise was one of the leaders in the textile market of the Russian Empire and was renowned for the production and wholesale of high-quality broadcloth.