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Key, Tula Workshops, Tula, 1760 - 1770

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Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

1760 - 1770

Key of pierced and chiselled steel. The bow is formed of a double-headed eagle within scrollwork. 10. KEY, steel, chiselled and pierced, Tula, Russia, 1760-1770 Made in the Tula Armoury. Museum No. M.653-1910

10. KEY, steel, pierced and chiselled, Russia; 1760s Made in the Tula Arms Factories, near Moscow. For more information on Tula wares, see the text panel further down the Gallery. Salting Bequest. Formerly Spitzer Collection Museum No. M.653-1910

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Physical characteristics

Dimensions
Length: 13.2 cm
Materials and techniques
Pierced and chiselled steel

Technical characteristics

Maker recorded
Tula Workshops
Place recorded
Tula

Identification

Candidate id
vam-O382374
Museum object number
M.653-1910
Object history (museum record)
Formerly Spitzer Collection
Source note
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