RUSSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL GROUP

Four Piece Group of Russian Silver Enamel to include one match box cover, two thimbles both having makers hallmark and marked 84 one of which attributed to Pauel Ovchinnikov, along with one salt havin

Two Piece Group of Russian Enamel Silver to include footed beaker, marked 84, makers mark BA, possibly Vasily. A height 3 1/4 inches along with saucer dated 1893, monogrammed, diameter 4 inches Proven

Group of two Russian silver enamel pieces including one spoon and one box. The hexagonal box is decorated with along all sides with enameled scrollwork encased in silver ropework. The hinged lid is bo

Group of Eight Russian Enamel Silver Spoons to include two spoons 5 inches in length and six spoons 4 inches in length, each marked Provenance: From Collection of Steven and Paula Schimmel Woodstock,

Two(2) Russian silver enamel spoons. One teaspoon and one tea caddy spoon. Tea caddy spoon measures 3.6 inches long x 1.1 inches widest. Total Weight: 1.20 Troy Ounces

A Group of Seven Russian Silver and Enamel Spoons, late 19th/early 20th centuryMarks:

Group of six Russian silver and enamel spoons. Decorated with multicolor floral enamel to the handle and bowl of spoons in the Russian folk art tradition. The larger 3 demitasse spoons have 88 kokoshn

Three(3) Russian gilt silver and enamel tea steepers. Each measures 4.5 inches long x 1.75 inches wide. Total Weight: 2.59 Troy Ounces

Six(6) Russian gilt silver and enamel teaspoons with white and blue motif. Each measures 4.75 inches long x 1-inch wide at bowl. Total Weight: 3 Troy Ounces

Five(5) Russian gilt silver and enamel salt spoons. Each measures 2 inches long. Total Weight: 0.5 Troy Ounces

A Russian gilt silver and enamel creamer. Measures 2.75H x 2.25W. Total Weight: 1.85 Troy Ounces

An assembled eight-piece group of Russian 84 standard silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel accessories and desk articlesby various makers, late 19th-early 20th centuryComprising: a small kovsh by Nikola

An assembled four-piece group of Russian 84 standard silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel smoking accessoriesby various makers, Moscow and St. Petersburg, late 19th-early 20th centuryComprising: a match

Group of three Soviet Russian silver and red enamel cigarette cases including:One case with the lid with an applied roundel decorated with a car and a banner for Avtodor surmounting the letters CCCP w

A grouping of five(5) Russian gilt silver and enamel open salts with spoons. Each having a slightly different enamel colors. Each measures 0.8 inches high x 1.9 inches wide. Total Weight: 5.83 Troy Ou

1000 Silver Russian? Enamel hand hammed footed Bowl 3 1/2 wide & 2 1/4 tall 1.58 troy ounces

A grouping of three(3) Russian silver open salts. Two are a matching pair with gilt interior and the other is enamel decorated. Enamel one measures 1.25 inches high x 2 inches wide. Total Weight: 3.7

A group of twelve Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel spoons Ivan Khlebnikov, Moscow, circa 1900 Together with three Russian cloisonné enamel spoons, all stamped to handles. (15).L: 7 in. (larg

Group of Three Russian Silver-Gilt and Cloisonné Enamel Spoons Various makers, Moscow, 1890s-1917 Each pear-shaped bowl enameled with varicolored scrolling foliage on a gilt stippled ground, with

Group of two Russian enamel and gilt silver items including one serving spoon and one vodka cup. The cup dated 1896, with a Moscow mark of St. George slaying the dragon, 84, and a faint maker's mark a

A group of silver and enamel jewelry including Russian CCCP Star, Russian silver portrait brooch pin with small rubies and enamel, silver bracelet with multi tone amber, several marcasite pieces inclu

Cool group of silver items. My favorite is the boat with open work and enamel waves at the base of the ship. Lot also includes an 1880s Russian tea cup holder, silver and enamel (niello?) egg holder (

Moscow, 1896, swan, floral and group of three birds enamel decoration, marks for firm of Ovchinnikov, Russian imperial mark, .875 fine, 3.77 oz. T., 3-1/8 x 2-5/8 in.

A Group of Six Russian Silver Spoons 19th Century comprising an enamel decorated soup spoon marked for Moscow, 1884, a pair of enamel decorated teaspoons marked in cyrillic 'IM', St. Petersburg, a sin