Antique Russian silver large cup/beaker, Moscow, 1738

£2,150.00

Antique Russian silver large cup/beaker inscribed with 3 latin phrases

Made in Russia, Moscow, 1738
Maker: MK ( unidentified )
Fully hallmarked.

Dum spiro spero means "While I breathe, I hope" in Latin and is a modern paraphrase of ideas that survive in two ancient writers, Theocritus and Cicero. It is a motto of various places and organisations.

Non visi venuto translation - It was only the wind

Utroque clarescere pulchrum for "Is Shines Everywhere and Exquisitely"

Approx Dimensions -

Diameter - 8.2 cm
Height - 9.7 cm
Total weight: 168 g

Condition: Cup is antique & pre-owned, has some minor general usage wear and age wear, otherwise excellent and pleasant condition overall.

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