A Russian 19th century parcel-gilt tea-pot, mark of Jacob Wiberg possibly, Moscow 1832.
A Russian 19th century parcel-gilt tea-pot, mark of Jacob Wiberg possibly, Moscow 1832.
Height 14,5, length 25 cm. Total weight 658 gram.
Wear, removed monogram possibly under spout, spaout with damage.
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