Made in Poland; Murvarid Khanum brought them from Qazvin to Mashhad, in 1915 (or 1916) after her husband (Yavar Nawruz Lashgari)'s resignation. In 1945 (or 1946), they became part of their daughter (Ma‘sumah Lashgari)'s dowry.
Belonged to Murvarid Lashgari
Made of copper; belonged to Murvarid Lashgari
Made of stone in Mashhad; belonged to Fatimah ‘Antiqah-chi
Made of brass; used to clean cups next to the samovar
Made of brass; belonged to Fatimah ‘Antiqah-chi
Belonged to Fatimah ‘Antiqah-chi; the handles are made of ivory
Belonged to Fatimah ‘Antiqah-chi
Made in Russia; belonged to Murvarid Lashgari
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