all with various 84 marks, assorted makers, includes an 11 piece group by Ivan Khlebnikov (Moscow, 1867-1861), comprised of a large serving spoon (10.75in.), 6 large tablespoons (8.5in.), 2 dinner forks (7.75in.) and 2 salad forks (6.5in.), a set of 4 dinner forks (8in.) each with Moscow second Kokoshnik mark, maker mark appears to be a Latin HW[?], a set of 4 large tablespoons (8.25in.), each with Cyrillic CP[?] mark, and with oval Moscow second Kokoshnik mark, 6 demitasse spoons (4.5in.), with vermeil bowls, Moscow import punch, rubbed maker mark, a group of 5 spoons (3 tablespoons and 2 teaspoons), unidentified HN[?] Latin maker mark, with first and second Kokoshnik marks, 2 sets of 6 complementing teaspoons, one set with only an oval 84 mark, the other set with an oval 84 Kokoshnik mark with Cyrillic TM[?] or TV[?] maker punch, each set with different engraved bowl exteriors, 3 large tablespoons (8.5in.), unidentified A.B. [?] Cyrillic makers mark and Minsk shield punches, dated 1895 , a set of seven knives, 6 dinner (8.25in.) and a dessert knife (10.5in.), all with silver handles and steel blades, rubbed maker mark, and 3 random spoons, unknown makers, longest 6.75in., 76.4ozt. weighable silver, many monogrammed