Vintage set for vodka of Imperial Russia. 1880

Antique set for vodka of Imperial Russia of the 19th century, eight pieces made of solid silver and faceted glass, consisting of: a round tray with engraved lilies of the valley, a barrel-shaped bottle with engraved flowers and leaves, collar and stopper made and inlaid with silver with geometric ornament. motifs, six vodka cups with figured handles in the Slavic style, cups engraved with lilies of the valley and initials, the set is presented in a wooden box, a lid with a brass plate engraved with the same initials, with a key. Tray with hallmark Russian silver 84 (875 standart), Moscow, Masters A.E. (Alexander Egomov, 1868-1897), Sample of Viktor Savinsky 1887, bottle and stack with stamp 84, Moskovskaya, K.A. (Karl Antriter), cups stamped 84, Moscow 1885, A.F. (Alexander Fulf, 1862-1917) Sold by Nemirov-Kolodkin. Jeweler Nikolai Nemirov-Kolodkin (1872–91), owner of five shops on the Silver Row in Moscow and four shops at the Nizhny Novgorod Fair. He commissioned the production of silverware for the Moscow Palace Chancellery in 1876 and the imperial palaces in Moscow in 1877 and was awarded the title of supplier to the court of Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna.