Carl Siwers, presumably, a silver fish server, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1856.
Carl Siwers, presumably, a silver fish server, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1856.
Assayers mark Aleksandr Nikolayevitch Mitin. The handle with engraved monogram. Length 32 cm. Weight 205 grams.
Some wear. Dents.
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