A Russian silver dish, unidentified master, assay master Andrei Sajzew, Moscow 1740s.

Round plate with an upturned edge on the rim. Unclearly dated 174?. Diameter 23.2 cm. Weight approx. 377 g.

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A Russian silver dish, unidentified master, assay master Andrei Sajzew, Moscow 1740s.

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