Rare Imperial Russian Silver Vodka Cup, Ivan Konstantinov, Moscow 1879 Russia

Crafted from traditional Russian-grade silver and richly hand-engraved with floral and architectural motifs, this 50ml beaker would once have graced the tables of Imperial Russia, used for the timeless ritual of vodka drinking. Date: 1879 (clear assay mark). Silver: Russian-grade silver 84 zolotnik standard, approx.

Dimensions: 5cm tall × 4.5cm diameter. Capacity: 50ml (traditional vodka measure). Design: Exquisite hand-engraving of flowers and architectural scenes - a fine example of Moscow silverwork of the period.

Collectors of Russian silver know how rarely pieces of this quality and condition come to market. Its association with Imperial Moscow craftsmanship makes it not only a practical vodka cup but also a slice of Russian history. A superb collector's piece - perfect for display, use, or as a distinguished gift. Lovely condition with very few age related marks. Please note, the 4 pictures showing the 4 "sides" appear to have a dark shadow, but this is a reflection of the camera and do not appear on the actual piece.

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