An 18th-century Russian silver beaker, Moscow 1764. Unidentified master. Alderman Fedor Petrov.
An 18th-century Russian silver beaker, Moscow 1764. Unidentified master. Alderman Fedor Petrov.
Engraved and chased decorations of rocailles and two eagles.
Height 7.7 cm, weight ca. 65 g.
Wear due to age and use. Dents and scratched numbers in the base.
Provenance
The Finnish diplomat Helge von Knorring's collection, thence by descent in the family.
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