Judaica. Silver, usually childish, dreidel (spinning top) is a gamble in the celebration of Hanukkah. With the text on the sides: "A great miracle happened there." The winning bet corresponds to the upper edge of the fallen four squares. The top itself is made up of two molded shapes and is balanced for rotation. Decorated with text on four framed sides. Has a cone and plumage. On the handle of the rotation there are silver hallmarks of revolutionary Russia.
Master: EK. Moscow, assay master Ivan Lebedkin. 84 standard silver. 1899-1908 century.
Weight: 27.27g. L-5 cm.
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