Mojżesz (Moszek) CHARŁAP (active from ca. 1880–ca. 1914), Spire-leaved Balsam

84-karat hallmarked silver (on the base: the monogram "MCh" in Cyrillic script within a square; the assay mark with the assayer's initials and the date O C/1888, 84, double-headed eagle; on the pennant—M.CHARŁAP—in a rectangle and a double-headed eagle—in a circle); height 27.5 cm, width 6.5 cm, depth 6.5 cm, weight 156 g.
Warsaw, 1888.
Supported by three legs made of vine tendrils overlapping a domed base; baluster shaft; cylindrical perfume bottle, narrowed in the middle, decorated with an engraved leaf motif, with a hinged door, with four bells suspended at the bottom; the whole crowned with an arcaded belfry with a bell and four eagles at the top, covered by a pyramidal roof with a ball, a spire, and a pennant.