A silver knife by Grachev, and four silver spoons, St. Petersburg, Moscow, and one with Latvian import mark.
A silver knife by Grachev, and four silver spoons, St. Petersburg, Moscow, and one with Latvian import mark.
Parcel-gilded.
The knife's length is 20 cm, marked in Cyrillic Grachev with the Imperial warrant, St. Petersburg 1908-17.
Teaspoon with a twisted handle, length 12.5 cm, Moscow 1908-26.
2 caviar spoons, lengths 16.5 cm and 18.5 cm, St. Petersburg circa 1900.
A jam spoon, Latvian import mark 1919-40, length 14 cm.
Total weight 233 g.
A monogram engraving on one spoon. The handle of the teaspoon slightly bent. Wear and scuffs due to normal use.
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