the first: 84-standard, with left-facing Kokoshnik and Cyrillic maker's mark, the tower and body suspending bells (approximately 100 grams, 8 3/4 inches high); the second: 84-standard, with Russian assayers mark dated 1861 and maker's mark "RHS", the square body with filigree work (approximately 121 grams, 7 1/2 inches high); the third: marked "ST925", with repousse-decorated body and foot (approximately 91 grams, 9 inches high); the fourth: marked illegibly, the top tier engraved with Hebraic inscriptions, over two filigree tiers (approximately 135 grams, 11 1/4 inches high); Condition: the first missing two eagle-motif elements from top, and with folds and dents to foot and door (door hangs down and does not close)