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     184885 - Цельносеребряный складной нож. Швеция, 1836 год.
Solid silver jackknife (clasp-knife) for fruits vegetables.
Sweden, Stockholm, year 1836, workshop Fredrik August Regnell (FAR, worked since 1826 to 1878).
Length: 8.7 cm folded, unfolded: 15.6 cm.
Total weight, including non-silver parts: 39 grams, silver of 830 fineness.
There are small dents on the handle.
There are many small scratches on the blade.
        261243 - Серебряная стопка. Швеция, 1820 год.
Silver vodka cups (shot cup).
Sweden, year 1820.
Height: 5.1 cm, diameter the of top: 4.9 cm. Volume: 50 ml.
Weight: 42 grams of silver 830 fineness.
There is engraving.
     153011 - Серебряная ваза для орешков. Ввезена в Швецию, 1915 год.
Silver bowl (bon bon nut dish).
Was imported to Swedeneden, year 1915, importer Berg K. E. (worked since 1913 to 1929), Umea (Umeå).
Height: 4.9 cm, diameter of the top: 9.4 cm.
Weight: 56 grams of silver 830 fineness.
There is engraving "Förvaltaren G. I. Westerberg med tacksamhet Fran Länsföreningen Iduna".
         277323 - Cеребряная чарка - неваляшка. Швеция, 1977 год
Silver punch cup - tumbler. Forging.
Designer Cecilia-Ki.
Sweden, Goteborg, year 1977, workshop Guld & Silversmederna Cecilia-Ki (worked since 1963 to 1982).
Height: 4.5 cm, diameter of the top: 6.3 cm. Volume: 90 ml.
Weight: 95 grams of sterling silver 925 fineness.
     240914 - Серебряная солонка на ножке. Россия, 1851 год.
Silver salt cellar.
Russian Empire (Russia), St. Petersburg, year 1851.
Height: 5.4 cm, diameter of top: 10.4 cm.
Weight: 75 grams of silver 84 fineness in zolotniki ( = 875 metrical fineness).
Marks:
"FB" - mark with the initials of silversmith Bjork Frederik (worked since 1849 to 1860).
The Russian hallmarks of the 19th century, where:
"ПБ" - the mark with initials of assay master Pavel Petrovich Dmitriev (worked since 1841 to 1851).
"1851" - year of assay;
"84" – the fineness mark (84 zolotniks = 875);
"two anchors, laid crosswise and scepter" - the Petersburg city mark.
"Two anchors, laid crosswise and scepter" an auxiliary mark,
certifying that the details of this item are made of the declared silver fineness.
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