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silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2018 6:48 pm
by GSARAYDAR
Old family heirloom made in 1858 ? Made is Russia (I think from the makers Mark) and came out of Armenia, thru Syria about 1897-1898. One of the few things my great grandmother brought with her...Mark looks like viktor vasilyevich savinsky but dated 1858. Did not find the AA makers mark in this website either. Any information on this bowl would be appreciated. we do not know what the inscription says either, nor the language. Thank you, Glenn Saraydar(ian).
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Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 2:02 am
by AG2012
Hi,
``AA`` (no pellet,dot between initials) could be
А.Афанасьев (Александр).According to PL book he worked 1859-1884.
Example of his mark at later date.
Regards
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 4:00 am
by Aguest
I believe your inscription is meant to be read "right to left" as opposed to English and many other languages which are read "left to right" _)
Here is a list of languages which are read "right to left" = I believe the language on the bowl would be in this list:
Arabic
Aramaic
Azeri
Dhivehi/Maldivian
Hebrew
Kurdish (Sorani)
Persian/Farsi
Urdu
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 4:13 am
by AG2012
Armenian Script/Handwriting
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 5:52 am
by Aguest
My mistake, meant to write Armenian, and I researched Armenian script and it is right, I know a native speaker of Armenian who is also fluent in Russian and English, and can read and write all three languages, she should be able to translate.
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 5:58 pm
by GSARAYDAR
AG2012 wrote:Hi,
``AA`` (no pellet,dot between initials) could be
А.Афанасьев (Александр).According to PL book he worked 1859-1884.
Example of his mark at later date.
Regards
Thank you. Does the 1858 on the bowl mean the Date?
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 6:00 pm
by GSARAYDAR
Aguest wrote:My mistake, meant to write Armenian, and I researched Armenian script and it is right, I know a native speaker of Armenian who is also fluent in Russian and English, and can read and write all three languages, she should be able to translate.
Thank you. Please let me know. I have had one Armenian look at it and the could not read it. Any help would be great. Thanks again. Glenn
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Sun Apr 15, 2018 6:05 pm
by GSARAYDAR
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 2:19 am
by AG2012
Does the 1858 on the bowl mean the Date?
Yes,the year was struck by the assayer.
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 9:49 pm
by GSARAYDAR
AG2012 wrote:Does the 1858 on the bowl mean the Date?
Yes,the year was struck by the assayer.
So if it is a Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky piece it is earlier than the date range of his work listed,
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2018 10:08 pm
by GSARAYDAR
AG2012 wrote:Hi,
``AA`` (no pellet,dot between initials) could be
А.Афанасьев (Александр).According to PL book he worked 1859-1884.
Example of his mark at later date.
Regards
I found this a a possible:
Moskow 1856 (P-L # 2011)
silversmith Aleksandr Afanasbev
(Postnikova-Loseva # 2141)
assayer Viktor Savinkov
(Postnikova-Loseva # 2112)
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2018 2:55 am
by AG2012
Searching for the maker is not easy.
This is the list of Moscow silversmiths with A.A. matching initials and date frame (from V.Skurlov).No images of marks, though.
Akimov Alexey
АКИМОВ Алексей, 1858: 26 л., 1860: в Московском купечестве. Сын: Федор, 1860 г. р.
Alexeev Alexey
АЛЕКСЕЕВ Алексей, 1852: мещанин, лавка
Ananiev Alexander
АНАНЬЕВ Александр Ник.,1853: цеховой, СДМ, клеймо: А. А.
Andreev Alexander
АНДРЕЕВ Александр, 1853–1861: мещанин, СДМ, клеймо: А. А.
Astrakhantsev Andrei
АСТРАХАНЦЕВ Андрей Иванович, 1853–1861: цеховой, СДМ, 1858: 69 л., умер в 1869 г. Сын: Алексей, 1858: 37 л., умер в 1861 г. Сыновья Алексея: Ефим, 1874: 30 л., умер в 1878 г., Иван, 1858: 14 л., в рекрутах с 1867 г., Гавриил, 1858: 12 л., Петр, 1858: 11 л., умер в 1859 г., Михаил, 1858: 2 г., умер в 1864 г. Клеймо: А. А.
Afanasiev Alexander
АФАНАСЬЕВ Александр, 1859–1884: СДМ, Постникова—Лосева: клеймо № 2141.
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2018 2:00 pm
by GSARAYDAR
AG2012 wrote:Searching for the maker is not easy.
This is the list of Moscow silversmiths with A.A. matching initials and date frame (from V.Skurlov).No images of marks, though.
Akimov Alexey
АКИМОВ Алексей, 1858: 26 л., 1860: в Московском купечестве. Сын: Федор, 1860 г. р.
Alexeev Alexey
АЛЕКСЕЕВ Алексей, 1852: мещанин, лавка
Ananiev Alexander
АНАНЬЕВ Александр Ник.,1853: цеховой, СДМ, клеймо: А. А.
Andreev Alexander
АНДРЕЕВ Александр, 1853–1861: мещанин, СДМ, клеймо: А. А.
Astrakhantsev Andrei
АСТРАХАНЦЕВ Андрей Иванович, 1853–1861: цеховой, СДМ, 1858: 69 л., умер в 1869 г. Сын: Алексей, 1858: 37 л., умер в 1861 г. Сыновья Алексея: Ефим, 1874: 30 л., умер в 1878 г., Иван, 1858: 14 л., в рекрутах с 1867 г., Гавриил, 1858: 12 л., Петр, 1858: 11 л., умер в 1859 г., Михаил, 1858: 2 г., умер в 1864 г. Клеймо: А. А.
Afanasiev Alexander
АФАНАСЬЕВ Александр, 1859–1884: СДМ, Постникова—Лосева: клеймо № 2141.
Thank you, Glenn
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 9:57 pm
by GSARAYDAR
I have a translation. If the language is Georgian , it says "Woman Isabeth, 8 months pregnant, gift for use"
Re: silver bowl dated 1858 brought out of Armenia in 1896
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2018 6:27 pm
by kingpin777
GSARAYDAR wrote:I have a translation. If the language is Georgian , it says "Woman Isabeth, 8 months pregnant, gift for use"
Do not know for a fact this is the exact translation, but you are 100% right that the language is Georgian