RUSSIAN ANTIQUE SILVER HALLMARKS AND MARKS
MARK AND HALLMARK OF RUSSIAN SILVER
MARCHI E PUNZONI DELL ARGENTO RUSSO
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The Russian standard for silver was based on ' zolotnik '. The name comes from 'zoloto' meaning gold. The unit originated as the weight of a gold coin of the same name which circulated as late as 11th century in Kievan Rus. Originally, a zolotnik represented a 1/96 of a pound, later 1/72 of a pound. In the metric system, one zolotnik equals 4,266 grams, 96 zolotniks equal one Russian pound.
Converting the Russian marks to sterling values, we obtain the following comparisons in silver purity degree:
84 zol. = 875/1000
88 zol. = 916,6/1000
91 zol. = 947,9/1000
most of silversmith's and assayer's monograms are in cyrillic alphabet: click here
Postnikova-Loseva # and P-L #:
ref. # on 'Gold and silver manifacture in Russia XV-XX century' by Postnikova-Loseva and others (2003)
# | -click images to enlarge- | description |
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Moskow 1852-1862 (P-L #2011) assayer I. Avdeyev (P-L # 2110) |
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silversmith WH |
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Moskow 88 zolotniki silversmith (cyr.) (AK lat.) |
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Moskow 1908-1917 (P-L #3887/3888) silversmith 11th Artel (Postnikova-Loseva #3073) |
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Moskow 1886 88 zolotnik silversmith (cyr.) (VMA lat.) Vasiliì Mikaìlovich Ashchmarin
(Postnikova-Loseva #2320) |
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Moskow 1867 silversmith Andreì Vilbgelmovich Bekman (Postnikova-Loseva #3023)
assayer NS |
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Moskow 1895 silversmith (cyr.) (YaA lat.) assayer Anatoliì Apollonovich Artsibashev (P-L #2125) |
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silversmith AE for Fabergé (P-L #1421)1908-1917 |
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silversmith Anders Johan Navalinen (Postnikova-Loseva #1483) for Faberzhe (P-L #1421) 1896-1908 |
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S.Petersburg silversmith O.F.Wennestrom assayer Dmitriì Ilbich Tverskoì (Postnikova-Loseva #1172) |
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Moskow 1885 silversmith Ashmarin Vasiliì Matveevich (Postnikova-Loseva #2321)
assayer A. Romanov (P-L #2120) |
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Moskow 1896-1908 silversmith Dmitriì Nikolaevich Nikolaev (Postnikova-Loseva #2420) assayer Ivana Sergeevicha Lebedkina (Postnikova-Loseva #3878) |
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Moskow 1896-1908 silversmith NiKolaì Vasilievich Aleksejev (Postnikova-Loseva #2710) assayer Ivana Sergeevicha Lebedkina (Postnikova-Loseva #3878)
The mark on the top signifies that the item was reassayed, worker´s head with hammer in use 1927-54, 916/1000 silver content.
The first mark bottom left, "P in circle", is the mark for "restaurated goods", in use 1951;
the second mark on the bottom from left is the mark of Moskowskaja Juwelirnaja Fabrika = Moscow Jewelers Fabrik.
The meaning of this set of marks is that this object was made in the year 1896 in Moscow by the well
known silversmith Aleksejev N. W. and was in the year 1951 restaurated and reassayed with the
communistic mark in the Moscow Jewelers Factory. |
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St.Petersburg silversmith Erik August Kollin (Postnikova-Loseva #1441) |
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Moskow 1908-1917 (P-L #3905) silversmith Gustav Gustavovich Klingert (Postnikova-Loseva #2374) |
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Moskow 1836 assayer Nikolaì Lukich Dubrovin(Postnikova-Loseva # 2104) |
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Moskow 1908-1926 (P-L #3887) silversmith Konstantin Illarionovich Skvortsov (Postnikova-Loseva #2602) |
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Moskov 1877 silversmith Yakov Alekseev Borisov (Postnikova-Loseva #2987) assayer Viktor Savinkov (P-L #2112) |
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Moskov 1767 (P-L #1979) (cyr.) Alderman Fedor Petrov (AFP lat.) (P-L #2133)
(cyr.)silversmith (AVP lat.)Alekseì Vasilbev Polozov(P-L #2159)
assayer unidentified (1760-1794) (cyr.) VA (lat.)(P-L #2084) |
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St.Petersburg 1907-1926 (P-L #3885) silversmith Mikail Grachev and others (Postnikova-Loseva #1237) |
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Moskow 1868 silversmith Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov (Postnikova-Loseva #2826/2827) assayer Viktor Savinkov (P-L #2112) |
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Moskow 1908-1917 (P-L #3887) silversmith Egor (Georgiì) Tarasovich Samoshin(Postnikova-Loseva #2390) |
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1893 silversmith Gustav Gustavovich Klingert (Postnikova-Loseva #3046) |
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1908-1917 silversmith IA |
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St.Petersburg 1896-1903 silversmith Stephan Wakeva (Postnikova-Loseva #1860)
for Petr-Karl Faberzhe (P-L #1421) assayer Yakov Lyapunov |
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