Award stack to the bombardier-gunner of the 20th cavalry artillery battery

84-proof silver, engraved. The weight is 44.2 grams. Height 52 mm. The inscription "20 conno-articles" is engraved on the body. Bombardier battery to gunner Fomin for good shooting in 1898." On the bottom is the stamp of the famous master of gold and silversmiths Theodor Werner (1836-1902). He was the son—in-law and official successor of Karol Filip Malcz, a legend of Polish jewelry. As a sign of respect for his father—in-law and as the heir to the company, Werner always put on the products, along with his stamp, the oval mark of K.F. Malcha - the ship's anchor. In 1893, the company merged with other factories to form the famous "Joint-Stock Company of Metal Factories of Norblin, Buch Brothers, etc. Werner's" (N.B.W.). At the same time, objects made of pure silver continued to be produced precisely under the brand of Werner. Guarantee of authenticity.