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

84-fine silver, hallmarked (on the base: the monogram "MCH" in Cyrillic within a square; the assay office mark indicating 84-fine silver, featuring a head wearing a kokoshnik and the assayer's initials "AP" within an oval; on the pennant - M.CHARŁAP - in a rectangle and a small assay mark - a head in a kokoshnik and the initials AP - in a circle); height 27.3 cm; width 5.5 cm, depth 5.5 cm, weight 147 g.
Warsaw, 1899–1904.
A domed base supported by three legs with vine leaves at the top; a fluted shaft; a cylindrical, fluted perfume container with a hinged door and four bells suspended at the bottom; above, an arcaded belfry with a bell in the center, with four eagles above, topped by a pyramidal roof with a ball, a spire, and a flag.