This fascinating set is culturally significant & important piece of late XIX century history of Russia 

Comprising teapot, creamer & sugar pot, 

Each piece covered in a lavish rich red lacquer, depicting gorgeous typical Russian scene: "troika" (3 horses) in a landscape, along with coachman & ladies'

Hinged covers with ivory finials, 

silver gilded on inside  

Fully hallmarked under basis, on handles and inside covers 

Imperial warrant mark: Morozov in Cyrillic (Морозовъ), who was a chief rival to Carl Faberge, also possessed the Imperial Warrant to supply items to Imperial Court. 

This is symbolized by the Imperial Eagle on the hallmark of the Tea Set. 

This important firm of jewelers and court purveyors remained in existence till 1917. 

with workmaster’s initials: S.K. in Cyrillic (Sergei Kvetkovsky)

Assayed by Yakov Nikolayevich Lyapunov

further hallmarked 84 for Russian Imperial Silver 

982 gr. silver 

Teapot 12.5cm high 

Survived in remarkably great antique condition, 

this valuable article is a superb & truly unique example of finest Imperial Russian silversmith masterpiece

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