Three silver tea glass holder, Moscow 1908 - 1917.
Three silver tea glass holder, Moscow 1908 - 1917.
Two are gilded on the inside. Stamped on the bottom and on the handle.
The smallest glass holder by Nikolai Strulev, Moscow ca. 1908.
Glass holder with Cyrillic engraving along the upper edge, maker's mark of B. T. Sokolov, Moscow 1898-1908.
Glass holder with applied troika motif, Vasily Pulyatkin, Moscow 1908-17.
Height excluding handle 7 - 9 cm, height including handle 9 - 12 cm. Total weight 472 g.
Wear due to age and use.
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