Alexander Nevsky Russian Seasoning Set This "pride of the workshop" spice set was made with great expertise in Mstera, Russia about 25 years ago. The artistry is reminiscent of chain-mail armor worn by Russian warriors during the era of Alexander Nevsky (circa 1200). The tiny circles, each skillfully formed by hand, appear as if linked together in a mesh pattern. The gold-plated tops resemble medieval helmets. If you look closely, the openings are the eyes and the mouth of the warrior.The filigree is 100% silver over copper and the tray is silver plated brass. Each server has its own matching Russian made gold plated spoon. All in all, a most impressive piece of workmanship.

The servers are 3 3/4" tall and the tray is 5 3/4" diameter. In excellent condition.