Stands 65 mm tall, 68 mm wide at the lip, 69 mm across at the skirt. Uncommonly, the body is slightly conical, only 65 mm wide at the bottom where it meets the skirt. The artwork on the body shows several of the most iconic landmarks of Leningrad, interspersed with the name of the city in Latin and Cyrillic letters. Maker marked on the bottom with the logo of the Lenemalier Factory.

In very good to excellent condition. The metal is clean inside and out, showing minimal wear (tiny scuffs and scratches) to the lip and skirt. The skirt shows two tiny bumps, visible but not easily n

Stands 65 mm tall, 68 mm wide at the lip, 69 mm across at the skirt. Uncommonly, the body is slightly conical, only 65 mm wide at the bottom where it meets the skirt. The artwork on the body shows several of the most iconic landmarks of Leningrad, interspersed with the name of the city in Latin and Cyrillic letters. Maker marked on the bottom with the logo of the Lenemalier Factory.

In very good to excellent condition. The metal is clean inside and out, showing minimal wear (tiny scuffs and scratches) to the lip and skirt. The skirt shows two tiny bumps, visible but not easily noticeable.

Please note: If you try to come up with a replacement glass liner, it should be made of tempered glass even though we urge you not to use this to drink from! We offer this strictly as a historic artifact (and dramatic stage prop for your dining room or study). We provide no warranty of its suitability for drinking hot beverages like tea or coffee. All we know is that it should look great sitting on a tray next to your antique family samovar.

Enjoy!
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