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Posted 6 years ago
Mrstyndall
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I went by the thrift store today. I found these three shot cups that have a Russian mark on bottom. They were $1 each. From the brief search I did online, it looks like they are sterling and from the 1800’s. Any additional info appreciated. Thanks for looking
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And the last words were "down the hatch!"
Such beautiful engravings
Phil, haha, thanks for stopping by :)
They look like the ones that used to come on a flask. They pushed down over the cap.
Jenni, yes, thank you :)
Broochman, I think so too! Thanks
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Ok, thanks so much. I am glad that it is not just me :)
It is either Moscow or Kiev because the assayer LO (in Cyrillic) is Lev Fridrikovich Oleks who worked in both towns, not at the same time, though.His initials are within so called first Kokoshnik mark used 1896 - 1908.
The maker IEZ (in Cyrillic) is unknown but this form of his mark is listed in Kiev in Postnikova Loseva book of Russian marks (number 617).
Ivan, thank you so much!
Eileen, they do resemble thimbles :). Glad you like!