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I think it's writing desk note holder.Depending on the base and size (stone) it could have been been used as a paperweight. One cannot write on French polish antique furniture.Thing like this is needed.Again, size matters. A keepsake from Vishnyakov family. The recipient was still alive at the time...

Qrt.S wrote:Unfortunately the maker АШ. is unknown (at least to me). Maybe somebody else can identify the maker. However, the object is made in Moscow 1908-1917(26). The text states:

"A memory to dear Sergey Grigorievich from the family A.A.V. and L. Vishnjakov"

Thank a lot!

Hello. Can anyone tell me who is the silversmith that marked this russian silver object ? Thanks a lot!




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AG2012 wrote:Hi,
The maker AKK is listed in PL book (number 2202) as unknown maker working in Moscow 1908 - 1917.
Hopefully, another member of the forum will shed more light.
Regards

Thank you. Maybe someone might know the name.

I have a cigarette box marked with a head looking to the right and 84 number , and a silversmith's mark that says AKK. Can anyone tell me what's the name of this silversmith that marks using AKK? Thank you!