Samorodok Silver Cigarette Box monogram-BNS In 1936 his daughter

In 1936 his daughter

The silver bass section slides off to form a drinking cup

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Tongs: 20cm/7⅞ inches (length) x 6cm/2⅜ inches (width) x 1

In use it can be sited on to a point in the distance and the bearing from North read off the compass dial through a prismatic lens

Samorodok Silver Cigarette Box monogram-BNS In 1936 his daughterA stunning box covered with reticulated 'Samorodok' silver. By SJ Rose and Sons silversmiths. Hallmarked, London 1966. Dimensions: 14. 25 cm 5 inches (width) x 10. 5 cm 4 inches (depth) x 4 cm 1 inches (height). Samorodok is a Russian word meaning 'metal in its natural state'. This method of working gold, silver and other precious metals was made most famous in Russia, by Faberg, and is a very difficult technique to master. The distinctive finish is