Featured Possible Tsar Nicholas crystal? Need help

Hi,
So recently I have picked up this really nice crystal brandy glass.
It is adorned with Russian imperial eagles, the initials of Tsar Nicholas the second and a makers mark on the base.

Trying to research this glass has stumped me, so if anyone has any info and how much it might be worth is greatly appreciated

 

a shot of that etched mark on the bottom could be helpful....

 

Welcome, D. Risk.

The maker's mark appears to be engraved in cyrillic (Russian) on the bottom of the glass. Much of it is obscured by the leaf pattern on the top of the foot. As komokwa suggests, can you please post a clear photo of the entire mark?

We do not do valuations here, but we may be able to help with identification.

 

Ditto.
And a shot of both sides of the glass with a paper inside... it's difficult to see the pattern when the "back" side pattern is distorting the view of the "front" side pattern, and vice versa.
Getting a clear look at the pattern(s) and the mark on the bottom may be helpful in determining if this is a fine souvenir reproduction or original antique.

 

The second part of manufacturer's inscription which is visible on the photo, says "Хрустальный завод" meaning "Crystal production plant". The first part, if a proper photo is provided, will most probably show which exactly plant.

Just to mention that the coat of arms of nowadays Russia is very similar to the pre-1917 one, it is also two eagles with three crowns and St. George in the centre. Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Russia

 

Heres a better pic of the makers mark, may be a bit blurry as my camera did not want to focus.

 

D. Risk. Iva Pan needs to see the part of the mark that's above that. If you can turn the piece over, get an in focus shot of the bottom with the engraving reversed, we can flip it for your to make it read the right way round.

 

Hi,
Unfortunately I cannot take a picture of the upper makers mark as the engraving has gone through and removed it. Possibly meaning the crystal glass was made by one maker but later engraved by another?

 

Logo looks a bit like this one

but the text doesn't match and the top part seems to be a bit different (an extra tier in the top part?). But, given the similarities, a possible connection with this glass?

 

I think it's this one


Gusevsky Crystal Production Plant (right, @IvaPan?)

And they still exist, so you could contact them for more info
https://www.goose-crystal.ru/about/contacts/

 

An yer on yer game tonight pal !!!!!!!!!!

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gus_Crystal

 

The first photo does show the imperial monogram of Nicholas II:



But it doesn't strike me as an antique glass, and I can't see a glass made for a royal having such an obvious manufacturer's mark.
Maybe a more recent commemorative glass? There are still many royalists in Russia and in the Russian diaspora.

So I guess OP's is the mark introduced in 2013?