Russia, Imperial. A Silver Coin Case, c.1920

In silver, a lovely coin case with chain, the exterior presenting the raised initials KE and central name Genja in Gold, with an engraved KK initial on the right, the other side plain, two Russian kokoshniks on each side denoting Russian manufacture in Moscow (between 1908 and 1926) and .875 purity, with unknown BAK makers mark, the chain is connected by two integral rings at each edge, and consists of alternating ovular rings with three circular links, three rings marked with partial hallmarks of the Russian Kokoshnik, the case opens via a push button in the central featuring a green glass stone, the interior features three divisions maintained by rich green watered silk covered boards, measures 180 mm (w) x 70 mm (h)x 20 mm (d),  weighs 301.3 grams, displaying light scratches and oxidation throughout, interior fittings slightly loose around edges, lasp functional, remains in very fine condition.