Set Of Four Russian Silver Shot Glasses, Grachev Brothers, Late 19th–early 20th Century

Set of Four Russian Silver Shot Glasses, Grachev Brothers, Russia, Late 19th–Early 20th Century.

A fine set of four Russian silver shot glasses by the Grachev Brothers. Each glass is of elegant tapering form, with a gilt interior and an engraved crowned AK monogram to the exterior.

The glasses are marked with the 84 zolotnik silver standard, indicating Russian silver of 875/1000 purity. The Grachev Brothers were among the notable Russian silversmiths of the late Imperial period, known for high-quality silver objects and refined decorative work.

Origin:
Russia.

Maker:
Grachev Brothers.

Period:
Late 19th–early 20th century.

Material:
Silver, gilt interior.

Silver standard:
84 zolotnik.

Markings:
Grachev Brothers marks, 84 silver standard.

Decoration:
Engraved crowned AK monogram.

Dimensions:
Height: 5 cm each.

Weight:
Total weight: 171.8 g.

Condition:
Age-related wear, patina and surface marks. The condition is shown in the photographs.