Mark ID on Tea Glass Holders

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Any help identifying the stamps on this tea glass holder? Not even sure which direction is up. One way, it looks like a stylized “AK 2.” I believe these tea glass holders are frequently of Russian origin so the letters also might be Cyrillic. Thanks in advance for any help.

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Whole item photo, please.

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Russian, it’s for sure.
Made of Melchior (a copper-nickel alloy) and silver-plated, probably from the Soviet era (USSR) of the 1950s to 1970s.
Manufacturer: Kazakovskiy Plant of Art Products, Nizhny Novgorod Region.
Казаковский завод художественных изделий.
Казаковская филигрань. От артели “Металлист” к КЗХИ и КПЮО. КХИ и другие клейма Казаковского завода
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Казаковская филигрань: история артели “Металлист”, клейма Казаковского завода

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Thanks so much for the info! And I’ll post a while photo with future questions. What a great group!

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U welcome! Ask and we will try to help.

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