An early 19th-century silver beaker, maker's mark of Olof Peter Almén, Hedemora, Sweden 1804.
An early 19th-century silver beaker, maker's mark of Olof Peter Almén, Hedemora, Sweden 1804.
Internally gilded. Height 12.5 cm. Weight 117 g.
Engraved inscription dated 1814 and engraved initials.
Repair. Also later engraved initials with the year 1914.
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