A silver beaker by Maxim Kuzmin Zolotarev, Kaluga, Russia 1780.
A silver beaker by Maxim Kuzmin Zolotarev, Kaluga, Russia 1780.
Engraved and chased decorations, on opposite sides a tree under a ribbon bow, and eagles and fruits. Assay master's mark A.K, Afanasy Krasilnikov.
Height 7.7 cm, weight 58 g.
Wear due to age and use. A minor dent in the base.
Provenance
The Finnish diplomat Helge von Knorring's collection, thence by descent in the family.
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