TWO ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER TEA CUP HOLDERS

Two elegant Russian antique silver tea glass holders. Depicting a floral design. Marked with Russian hallmarks. Weight 243.1 grams. Dimensions: Each cup holder is 3 3/4" in. Tall. All measurements are

Antique Imperial Russian Trompe L'Oeil Silver Cup. Basket weave design. Gilt interior. Hallmarked in two places. Tea cup holder. Measures 2.25 inches in height.

Two Russian silver and melchior alloy drinkware pieces including a cup with engraved decorations to the body with gilt rims, a footed goblet with an etched floral design to the body and the base, both

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER TEA CUP HOLDER by Grachev Brothers . THE TEA CUP HOLDER IN PAN SLAVIC STYLE WITH CYRILLIC LETTERS ON BOTH SIDES and RUSSIAN HUT ENGRAVING ON THE MIDDLE .GOLD WASHED INTERIOR . H

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Russian silver tea glass cup holders with pierced and engraved niello designs. Marked: "875"CIRCA: Early 20th CenturyORIGIN: RussiaDIMENSIONS: H: 3.5" x D: 4" (Total Wei

Antique Russian Imperial Silver Teacup Holder - Elaborate Engraving, 84 Silver, Marked CK 84 Weight: 86.1 gram 2.5 Diameter x 2.5 H $10 flat fee boxing, packing, insurance, tracking and shipping rate

Set of four Russian tea glasses with 875 silver cup holders with cut crystal interiors. Silver handles and ornate scrollwork on cup holders with maker's marks. Each is 5" h x 2.75" w. An additional tw

A Russian gilt silver footed and handled tea glass holder or podstakannik with cut clear glass cup. The holder is decorated with embossed acanthus leaf ornaments and pierced details. The glass has etc

A pair of Russian silver handled tea glass holders or podstakanniks with cut crystal glasses. The holders are decorated with embossed bogatyrs and engraved stylized initials KN. Hallmark of 84 silver

One (1) Russian enameled silver Charka or Kovsch and two (2) tea strainers. 1st item: Russian silver Kovsch or Charka (drinking cup) with floral scroll decoration to the handle and exterior, marked fo

Comprising: two silver tea glass holders, one is early Soviet, the other is 84 silver, both with engraved floral decoration, two kiddush cups, one is dated for 1895 and is Russian, the other is Austri

Sterling Silver lot Includes two 6 1/4" bowls, small handled baskets, cups, a match holder and iced tea spoons, five weighted candleholders, two weighted footed bowls. 17.05 troy oz. plus weighted pie

Hallmarked. One for Moscow, 1888, Viktor Savinsky assayer, unknown maker mark. 3.25"h. And one with Moscow mark, 1908-1926 with additional marks and "875". 3"h.

Moscow, 19th  century, engraved floral and foliate decoration, gilt interior, both marked "???", .875 fine, 5.50 oz. T., 3-3/4 in.

An antique 1890s Russian silver podstakannik with a tea glass. Podstakannik is a handled holder for a drinking glass, or stakan, usually used for hot tea. The holder is richly decorated with chasing a

set with a angled handle, above a cylindrical body decorated with a scene of horses pulling a cart, raised on a circular foot, impressed 84// C.B (Cyrillic), h 13.5cm

Depicting horse's head. Approx. 5 1/4" H. Approx. 6 ozt (192 grams). From the personal collection of Jeffrey Zimmerman.

Reticulated and engraved all-over. Hallmarked. 2 1/2 inches diameter. 2.985 ounces

Maker's Mark of Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, handled bowl base, Russia, silver, hallmarked, together with a Russian silver tea cup holder, hallmarked BA, 10 1/2"w x 4 3/4"d x 4 1/2"h, Provenance: Proper

Antique Russian silver teacup and saucer. The cup has a wonderful design with a stylized handle in the form of a curved reed stem, the surface decorated with gilding, engraved floral patterns, and a c

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER and ENAMELLED TEA CUP, 19th CENTURY A lovely tea cup in the shape of a quatrefoil made of gilded silver with a surface decorated with intricate polychrome patterns using cl

RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER and ENAMELLED TEA CUP, 19 CENTURY A lovely tea cup in the shape of a quatrefoil made of gilded silver with a surface decorated with intricate polychrome patterns using cloi

The first Moscow, 1788, the second St. Petersburg, 1869, appx. 12 t.o. 3"h

Pair of Soviet era Russian silver hot beverage holders for use with crystal or glass inserts. Features floral motifs and reticulation as well as an imposing Soviet structure on the front of the liner.