TWO RUSSIAN WINE COOLERS

Vista Alegre For Mottahedeh yellow paint and gilt decorated two-handled champagne/wine cooler with, base with marks "Vista Alegre Portugal for Mottahedeh". 5.25” H x 7” diameter

early 20th century, both 14 kt. gold, burgundy and black enamel crosses, hand painted and enamel center appliques, and hallmarked "56" on rings, with red and black ribbons, larger one also with two fa

early 20th century, one Order of St. Stanilaus, 14kt. rose gold in a cross design, both sides embellished in burgundy red enamel, center porcelain plaque with conjoined "SS", one side with green ename

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Alexander III (ca. 1892). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground,

Two Russian Imperial Manufactory majolica plates, made for the House of Yusupov, c.1900.For a nearly identical plate, put into google-Rare Russian plate from Shah Persia-for a plate made for the Shah

Each Moscow, the first dated 1776 and with assayer's mark ''A.A'', possibly for Andrei Andreev, with unknown maker's mark, the second with rubbed date mark ''17??'', each of tapering quatrefoil form,

Comprised of: 1) Russian cherkesska with bullion trim cuffs and edging. Two pockets with bullion trim, wire and eight silver ball buttons and half lining. Each pocket has seven loops for wooden tubes

Soldier on canon and base (separated piece), chimney sweep. Both as is. 9"H. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

TWO RUSSIAN SILVER (84-FINE) AND MULTI-COLOR ENAMEL CIGARETTE CASES. Overall scroll work, floral and medallion decoration. Hallmarked. - Larger, 3 3/4" x 3 1/4"; Gross wt.: 11.6 troy oz.

TWO RUSSIAN SILVER (84-FINE) RELIEF-DECORATED CIGARETTE CASES. One, made Moscow, 1908-17, with scene from painting by Ilya Repin, depicting Ivan the Terrible after he murdered his son in a rage; othe

early 20th century, both rose gold in cross design and embellished in burgundy red enamel, hand painted enamel centers with images of St. Anne on one side and blue decoration on white ground verso, la

TWO RUSSIAN SILVER (84-FINE) RELIEF DECORATED CIGARETTE CASES. Heads of art nouveau maidens in landscapes. - Larger, 3" x 4 3/8"; Wt.: 12.8 troy oz.

TWO RUSSIAN SILVER (84-FINE) SILVER CIGARETTE CASES. One, with Jacques-Louis David's view of "Napolean Crossing the Alps" reversing to scene of bears in forest; other, with scene of hunter with bear

Russian Icon, 18/19th C, Novgorod School, "The Christ Child , Mary and Magi", tempera & gold on panel; together with John the Baptist, Moscow School, tempera on panel. (2 pcs.) [CHAL7202/2] (WK) Dimen

Two Russian silver filigree duck figurines adorned with gemstone to the heads. Standing on a cloisonne enamel silver stone, hallmarked with the manufacturer and silver proof marks. On a marble base. R

Two Russian Porcelain Plates from the Farm Palace Banquet Service Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, 19th Century one stamped with the green imperial cipher for Alexander III and dated 1889,

Item: Two Russian Porcelain Plates After the Imperial Service Origin: St. Petersburg Imperial Porcelain Manufacture Date: 1840s Materials: Porcelain Size: 8.75 inches diameter No marks, Centered by th

Two Russian .875 Silver and Cut Glass Decanters, Moscow, 1908-1917, 15th Artel, maker, 84 zolotnik standard, both of baluster form, the collars applied with Neoclassical motifs, larger measures 9 1/2

Two Russian icons, the Burning Bush and a Holy Feast Days icon, 18th/19thC, 15,5 x 18 - 26 x 31,5 cmThe Holy Feast Days icon with a silver-plated oklad.

The first, an open cast rectangular plate with a depiction of Christ or a Saint as a Shepherd; the second with enamel details, cast with the Virgin and Child. Largest measuring 6 ½” by 2 ¾”. (Co

Two Russian Enamel Silver Pill Boxes both having the mark of Nikolai Alexeyev, one marked 88 the other 84 diameter 2 inches Provenance: From Collection of Steven and Paula Schimmel Woodstock, Connecti

Includes a woman with a robe and a swashbuckler. 1 marked Lomonosov [Female: 8 3/4" H x 2 1/2" Dia.; Swashbuckler: 7 1/4" H x 5" W x 4" D].

Ovoid form with three ball feet decorated with panels of flower, together with two associated spoons, marked __ 88, 1 1/2" wide. Condition; good with no defects found.

Russian Icon, Moscow School, 19th C., tempera on panel, "The Holy Trinity", in a stylized "Burning Bush"; together with a Russian Icon, 19th C., Novgorod School, tempera on panel, "scenes from the Lif