Dagger presented to British Geographer who gave his name to moon crater for auction – April 23

Published March 20th, 2008


A historic Russian dagger presented by Paval Anosoff, Director of the Zlatoust Steel Works, to Sir Roderick Murchison dated 1841 is estimated to sell for between £6,000 to £8,000 at Bonhams next sale of Arms and Armour in Knightsbridge on April 23.

David Williams, Director of Antique Arms and Armour at Bonhams said: “It is rare to find a dagger with such impeccable provenance, and showing the early and important scientific links between Russia and Great Britain.”
More info www.bonhams.com

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