A Russian 19th century parcel-gilt silver tea-pot, mark of Carl Siewers, St. Petersburg 1860.
A Russian 19th century parcel-gilt silver tea-pot, mark of Carl Siewers, St. Petersburg 1860.
Height 13 cm, length 23 cm, weight 548 grams.
Wear.
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