Question about a collectable spoon

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Zolotnik
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Re: Question about a collectable spoon

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Hi -
this is a very common Russian spoon pattern. Made in St. Petersburg by the silver firm Nasedkin, Aleksej Ivanovitsch (1883-1908), assayed there 1891 by the assayer Sever, Alexander Tomas (app. 1890-95 on duty). Silver content 84 Zolotniki = 875/1000.

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Re: Question about a collectable spoon

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The initials show MK and belong to a noble person. The coronet indicates that. Who MK is/was you must find out for yourself. However, I don't think it is Russian nobility. This is all I can tell you based on the picture about the spoon's owner.
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