The assayer АЯ is the very well known Aleksandr Ilych Yaschinkov/Yaschinov 1795-1826. But the maker HP or Cyrillic NR is unknown to me. Any help would be much appreciated.
Who is HP in ST Petersburg before 1826
Who is HP in ST Petersburg before 1826
A friend of mine asked me who might be the master HP in St. Petersburg who made this salt cellar before 1826. It measures 8 cm in diam. and 2,5 cm in height, the weight is 87 gram.
The assayer АЯ is the very well known Aleksandr Ilych Yaschinkov/Yaschinov 1795-1826. But the maker HP or Cyrillic NR is unknown to me. Any help would be much appreciated.
The assayer АЯ is the very well known Aleksandr Ilych Yaschinkov/Yaschinov 1795-1826. But the maker HP or Cyrillic NR is unknown to me. Any help would be much appreciated.
Re: Who is HP in ST Petersburg before 1826
Hi -
I have great concerns about the authenticity of the stamps as well as the style (before 1826 ?) of the sugar bowl.
Regards
Goldstein
I have great concerns about the authenticity of the stamps as well as the style (before 1826 ?) of the sugar bowl.
Regards
Goldstein
Re: Who is HP in ST Petersburg before 1826
Correction:
Salt cellar not sugar bowl! Sorry!
Goldstein
Salt cellar not sugar bowl! Sorry!
Goldstein
Re: Who is HP in ST Petersburg before 1826
@Goldstein,
Hmmmm, I must admit that I didn't pay so much attention to the town mark than to the maker's and assayer's mark. Your statement cannot be fully overseen because there seems to be two anchors with two "hooks" instead of an anchor and a grapnel. A grapnel has four hooks, an nanchor only two....maybe you are right...
Hmmmm, I must admit that I didn't pay so much attention to the town mark than to the maker's and assayer's mark. Your statement cannot be fully overseen because there seems to be two anchors with two "hooks" instead of an anchor and a grapnel. A grapnel has four hooks, an nanchor only two....maybe you are right...