Colorless glass, opaque white enamel, metallic silver; non-lead glass, metal, probably silver-plate; blown, tooled, ground, enameled, fabricated, assembled. (a) Pivoting top-shaped stoppered vessel suspended on silver stand; flareded lip ground and polished flat, straight-sided collared neck, sloping shoulder extends to hemispherical upper body, at mid-point walls are inset, then extend sharply out at a right angle and past the diameter of the top half forming a narrow notch, walls then taper in towards base forming a conical lower half of the body which is decorated with narrow bands of concentric opaque white circles; at mid-point of body (filling the notch formed in the wall) the glass is suspended from a circular mount formed of solid metal tubing, attached on opposite sides of the circle are two short right-angles of the same metal extending away from the glass and upward, a fitting with a small disk-shaped washer connects the side ends of each right-angle with two longer, parallel side pieces of tubing (attachment allows the short right-angles, and thus the glass, to swing freely from side pieces), that extend downward and connect to a heavy, thick, disk-shaped metal base with narrow curved base rim, underside has a deep circular inset, at center are stamped markings; glass is suspended so that tip of glass is only slightly above metal base and can be pivoted for pouring; (b) solid ball stopper with collared solid, short ground shank, base is slightly concave with edge ground and polished flat; glass is unsigned; stamped on underside of metal base at center is a circle enclosing a hammer and sicle flanked by two curved palm branches; adjacent is a smaller circle enclosing stylized profile of Scythian-style running stag.