Russian Silver 84 c.1888 Flatware Group

Antique Russian Silver 84 Flatware Group. c.1888. 20 Piece Total including Knives, Spoons, Forks as seen in photograph preview. Monogrammed . Marked 84, 1888 and "3M" Maker's Mark.Total Weight: 3lbs 5

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 for

Group Russian silver flatware, 19th c., (13) pcs., largest: 12"l (pastry server)

84 Russian Silver. Gold Gilt. Silver Handles. Set of 12 (6 knives and 6 forks). The Second Kokoshnik Russian Hallmark, 1908-1926. Woman looking left and 84. City and Maker unknown (marks worn). Origin

A Russian hand carved 84 silver figural group depicting a hunting scene with wolves and a deer. The figurine is mounted on a pink Rhodonite stone base. The base is mounted to the silver stand with fou

Comprising six serving spoons and six serving forks, Pogorzelski, 19th c, total weight approx. 31 T.O. Each approx. 9"l.

A lot of 14 vintage Russian 84 Zolotnik silver handle serving items. Each with 84 purity marks and varying town marks, Kokoshnik marks and workmaster marks. Longest piece approx. 12" (30.5cm).

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

Russian 84 Silver Handled 4 Piece Flatware Set w/Box. Signed. Good Condition. Longest Measures 7-7/8" Long. Total Weight .15oz.

Ca. Mid 19thC. Very good condition as shown with no bends, breaks or repairs. Both pieces marked with a combined weight 309 grams. The fork measures approx. 10.5", the knife 12.25".

(lot of 3) Russian .84 silver oklad traveling icon group, consisting of one depicting Christ Pantocrator, another depicting the Mother of God with child; together with one depicting St. Panteleimon; e

Set of Seven Russian 84 Standard Silver Flatwares, Circa 1897: Including three dinner forks {length 8 5/8 inches}; three place spoons; and a silver handled knife {length 10 1/4 inches} {Total weighabl

A Group of Six Russian Enameled Silver Flatware Articles Various Makers, 19th Century and Later comprising a plique-a-jour teaspoon marked for Antip Kuzmichov, Moscow, 1896; a teaspoon marked with the

A Russian 84 gilt Silver set of six vodka cups. Each cup is adorned with a relief image of a bow and arrows, on the front. Marked with a standard Russian Silver hallmark, and other Assay marks, on the

Group of six Saint Icons mounted to a frame. The largest with a Russian silver .84 oklad, the other five in bronze or brass, two with enamel decoration. In a gilt wood frame and blue fabric backing. W

A collection of 8 Russian occupied 84 zolotnik silver flatware items to include 2 knives marked with O.C. / 189? assayer mark for Josef Sosnkowsk? and also marked on blades "Gerlach W. Warszawie". Lot

Group of nine Russian enameled silver objects including one fork, two cups, and six spoons. Several spoons with inscriptions along the bowl. All with impressed hallmarks. Overall length of spoons rang

Early 20th century and later, comprising: 26-piece .800 silver part flatware service, 28 Continental and Russian silver various flatware items, 12 dessert forks with mother-of-pearl handles and 12 mat

(lot of 3) Russian .84 silver and gilt oklad traveling icon group, consisting of an example depicting Saint Panteleimon, a silver and gilt example depicting a female Saint or Apostle, together with an

includes 6 salt shakers (rectangular holder is plated), 2 clear lined individual salts, a round Russian 84 silver footed salt (liner with bad chip), 4 salt spoons, and an Asprey London blue glass line

Early 20th Century Russian St. Petersburg Nikolay Linden Boxed Cloisonne Enamel 84 Silver Gilt Flatware. Set includes spoon/scoop, tea strainer, fork and sugar tongs. Fitted box signed Nikolay Linden

Russian, late 19th century. A group of five .84 silver drinking vessels, including three beakers and two footed cups, all with engraved decoration, and three footed salts. Each piece with full impress

19th century Most marked for silver, various maker's marks Comprising a set of six Russian lemon forks with enamel decoration (3.75"), a set of six unmarked Constantinople souvenir spoons with clois