Masterpieces — Museum-quality unique pieces in 925 silver

These pieces are not products — they are works of art. Ornate goblets with cityscapes of Moscow and Saint Petersburg, a liturgical chalice with Christ and apostles, a souvenir egg containing a shot glass, a shot glass set in a silver box with a domed lid. Each piece is a masterpiece of niello hand-engraving from the SevChern manufactory in Veliky Ustyug — crafted in weeks, not hours. 925 Sterling silver, fine gold plating, niello hand-engraving. Museum quality that you can hold in your hand.

Why these pieces deserve their own stage

In our range, there are drinking vessels that are used daily — wine goblets, champagne flutes, shot glasses. And then there are these pieces. They are larger, heavier, more elaborate, and engraved with a depth of detail that goes beyond the scope of a normal product. An ornate goblet weighing 817 grams and standing 31 centimeters tall does not belong next to a 175 ml wine goblet — it belongs on its own stage.

This collection is that stage. Only pieces that we call masterpieces are featured here — not as a marketing term, but as a description of what they are: the best that the SevChern manufactory produces. Few pieces, maximum quality, each with its own story.

What these pieces have in common

Niello hand-engraving at the highest level: Not just ornaments, but cityscapes, figures of saints, iconographic depictions — engraving work that goes beyond the decorative and enters the realm of art.

Impressive dimensions: These pieces are larger, heavier, and more voluminous than our standard line. From 580 g to 817 g, from 210 mm to 309 mm in height. You feel the difference immediately in your hand.

Fine gold plating: Not only inside, but also on domes, spires, stem details, and foot rings. Gold and silver work together with the niello black — three materials, one overall picture.

Collector's value: Each piece is a unique creation from the SevChern manufactory — no mass production, no repetition. With a hallmark, manufacturer's mark, and the provenance of a manufactory that has been working in Veliky Ustyug for 340 years.