A Russian silver ladle, mark of Imperial Purveyor Morozov, assay master Aleksandr Shevyakov, Saint Petersburg 1896.
A Russian silver ladle, mark of Imperial Purveyor Morozov, assay master Aleksandr Shevyakov, Saint Petersburg 1896.
Gilt bowl. Engraved crest of the Freedericksz family. Length 34 cm. Weight 288 g.
Minor wear.
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Count Woldemar Freedricksz 1838-1927, the last imperial Household Minister under Nicholas II.
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