In peach "caramel" glass. Each shot glass stands nearly 3" tall, 2" wide at the lip, slightly less at the foot. Capacity 100 ml. Maker marked at the bottom with the maker's logo in the middle and the state standard ID and price of 5 kopeks around it.

The glasses are in excellent condition. All three show barely visible imperfection to the surface of the glass, closer to the bottom. A minor production defect. However, they are hard to notice and have no impact on the physical integrity of the glasses whatsoever. There are no scuffs, scratches, chips or any damage or wear visible t

In peach "caramel" glass. Each shot glass stands nearly 3" tall, 2" wide at the lip, slightly less at the foot. Capacity 100 ml. Maker marked at the bottom with the maker's logo in the middle and the state standard ID and price of 5 kopeks around it.

The glasses are in excellent condition. All three show barely visible imperfection to the surface of the glass, closer to the bottom. A minor production defect. However, they are hard to notice and have no impact on the physical integrity of the glasses whatsoever. There are no scuffs, scratches, chips or any damage or wear visible to the naked eye.

Of some interest is the fact that most Russian-speaking people believe that "stopka" comes from "sto" (100 in Russian) because it fits 100 ml of liquid. However, the word "stopka" had been in use well before the metric system was introduced in Russia. It actually comes from the antique Russian measure of volume stopa ("стопа"), used for measuring volume of paper and liquids.

Please note that the penny in our last photo is for visual size reference.
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