Silver cup holder Georgiy with spoon Eagle Studio "Mezhov"

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"Tea glass holder Georgy made of 925 sterling silver with a glass. Workshop-studio 'Mezhov'.
Spoon Eagle made of 925 sterling silver.
Symbolism of Moscow.
An original gift for a Muscovite, a Moscow official, or a patriot.
Tea glass holder Dержавa from the workshop-studio 'Mezhov'.
Tea glass holders Dержавa from the workshop-studio 'Mezhov'.
Materials: 925 silver. Manufacturing technique: casting from lost-wax models, polishing, patination.
A tea glass holder is a stand that envelops and supports a glass, usually cylindrical in shape, with a handle to hold the glass and enjoy hot tea without burning the palms. The exact date of the invention of the tea glass holder is unknown in history. Initially, it served a purely technical function, but it evolved into the object we know today by the end of the eighteenth century. It was during this period that the first mentions of the tea glass holder appeared, recognized as an element of Russian tea drinking with independent artistic value. The height of this item as a piece of decorative applied art occurred in the 19th and early 20th centuries (before the revolution). Tea glass holders were produced by the firms of Karl Fabergé, Ovchinnikov, Klemnikov, and others. These items were made in both Russian style and Gothic or Art Nouveau styles."