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The standard for Russian silver is measured in zolotniks: the most common fineness is 84, corresponding to 875/1000 standard. ... known as the Kokoshnik mark (a cartouche containing …

Kokoshnik is a traditional Russian head-dress worn by women and girls. It is tied at the back of the head with long thick ribbons in a large bow. During the revival of Russian national culture in …

Usually they have 'kokoshnik' or 'St. George on horse' (Moskow) hallmarks apparently of the end of 19th or of the beginning of 20th century but I've seen some ...

875 SILVER ANTIQUE RUSSIAN Holly Berries Pendant-Vintage Russia 84 Zolotnik Mark-Enamel Porcelain-Hallmark-Berry Ivy Vine-Almost Sterling. CougarCoveJewelry. (3,629) $252.00. $315.00 (20% off) FREE shipping.

Makers' Marks Russian Assay Marks: Kokoshnik ... Russian Silver - Andrei Gilodo; Beresta Moscow, 1993 Znaki srebra do lat 40. dwudziestego wieku w Polsce - Sławomir Bołdok; Mako …

The Kokoshnik mark (1908-1926 version) was reinstated in 1985 creating some confusion in the dating of Russian silver and opening the way to the possibility of deliberate falsification. More recently the kokoshnik mark was slightly modified assuming a rounder contour than the pre-Revolutionary form. www.silvercollection.it

Kokoshnik is a traditional Russian head-dress worn by women and girls. · In 1896 was introduced a mark with a female head silhouette facing left and silvers ...

In 1896, Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918) issued an edict and a new system of marking was introduced, known as the Kokoshnik mark (a cartouche containing a woman's ...

In the metric system, one zolotnik equals 4,266 grams, 96 zolotniks equal one Russian pound. Converting the Russian marks to sterling values, we obtain the following comparisons in silver …

Russian standardized hallmarking, as we know it today, stems from a 1700 ukaz or decree of Tsar Peter the Great (1672-1725). While in the process of reforming the Russian monetary system, …

SILVER. Grouping of (6) Russian Enamel Decorated: Spoons. Includes (4) matched Russian silver and enamel decorated demitasse spoons - each stamped with a 2nd standard "84" Kokoshnik …

Once the new system was adopted in 1899, a uniform mark was used to hallmark Russian silver. The kokoshnik (the traditional woman's ...

Values for A Russian Silver Ladle having a second Kokoshnik mark for Moscow with 84 standard and bearing maker's mark C3 monogrammed MM; approximate weight 8.24 ozt. to appraise …

- Authentic European silver (mostly Austrian and French for niello, German etc.) with erased old hallmarks and repunched with "new" Russian marks, mostly with the better names like …

Until 1908, the mark consisted of an intaglio engraved left facing woman's head in profile within an oval cartouche, she is wearing the peasant headdress ...

Lot 277. A Russian silver spoon. Possibly by Ivan Gubkin, assayed with Kokoshnik mark for St Petersburg assayer A Richter, 1893-1903, (2). £ 120 - 180.

RARE Antique Russian Imperial Kokoshnik Mark 84 Tsar / Emil Radke Warsaw 1800s // Solid Sterling Silver Soup Ladle 255.3 gram.

RUSSIAN SILVER CUP, 1908-1917 "Kokoshnik" mark, maker F.M.C, footed fluted shape, gilt inside, engraved. Height 4 1/2 inches, weight 1 troy ounces Estimate: 75.00 - 100.00 ... [more like this] RUSSIAN SILVER CUP A. Vikhlayev, Kiev, "Kokoshnik" mark, circa 1900, engraved architecture and foliate decoration. Height 2 3/8 inches, weight 1.35 troy ...

Russian Silver Enamel Spoon, Kokoshnik Mark, Mikhail Fyodorovich Sokolov c.1896. Russian silver and enamel spoon by Mikhail Fyodorovich Sokolov in excellent ...

Makers' Marks Russian Assay Marks: Kokoshnik ... Russian Silver - Andrei Gilodo; Beresta Moscow, 1993 Znaki srebra do lat 40. dwudziestego wieku w Polsce - Sławomir Bołdok; Mako …

Marks. Russian Silver Marks Overview. 1896 ~ 1908 • The First Kokoshnik Mark. In 1896, Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918) issued an edict that reformed the older assay marking system and the Kokoshnik mark came into being. As thousands of new diestamps had to be created, there was a transitional changeover period ( see first mark) and the kokoshnik ...

Until 1908, the mark consisted of a left facing woman's head in profile within an oval cartouche, she is wearing the peasant headdress traditionally referred to as a kokoshnik. To her left is the standard number and to her right are the assayer's initials which also indicate the assay office. The delineation within the oval is rendered in intaglio.

Marks. Russian Silver Marks Overview. 1896 ~ 1908 • The First Kokoshnik Mark. In 1896, Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918) issued an edict that reformed the older assay marking system and the …