Russian, Novogorodski, St. Petersburg Arms Seal

Russian, NOVGORODSKOI, St. Petersburg Arms Seal, Image & Found by Dean Stephen Marriott‎.
Found in Torpoint, Cornwall, 17mm.

Crossed anchor and grapnel / (ships hulk?), inscription around // blank

See Figs. 64 and 65 in John Sullivan, 'Russian Cloth Seals in Britain Trade, Textiles and Origins', 2012, p.61.
"Seals bearing the arms of St. Petersburg or St. Petersburg Province which were established in the reign of Catherine II (1765-1796) show a crossed anchor and grapnel, sometimes with a sceptre laid over them. Most are stamped with the name St Petersburg, in full or usually abbreviated form, ... They do not specify the goods inspected." p.45.

From the finder, "Had lots of Russian hemp seals in the same area too."

Identified by Ged Dodd, "НОВГOPOДCKOИ = NOVGORODSKOI, 1780" See KX02The PeaceHavens Project - The Torpoint Site in Cornwall.