19TH C. RUSSIAN SILVER SUGAR BOWL

Stamped 84, with maker’s name in crylic. Measure 5.5 inches d. 6 inches high with Handel. Estimate $400-500

19th century Russian silver 84 sugar bowl, marked "SAZIKOV B.C 1873 84", good condition. D: 3.25 inches, H: 3 inches, W: 3.5 inches, Weight: 3.12 ozt (97 grams)

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A Russian Silver-Gilt and Enamel Sugar Bowl Mark of Nikolai Nemirov-Kolodkin, Moscow, 19th Century marked with '84' standard on underside 7 ozt 5 dwt gross Height 2 1/2 x width 4 3/8 inches. Property

A Russian Silver-Gilt and Shaded Enamel Sugar Bowl Mark of Ivan Saltykov, Moscow, Late 19th Century marked with '84' standard on underside 8 ozt 5 dwt gross Diameter 4 3/4 inches. Property from the Co

FOUR RUSSIAN SILVER (84-FINE) TABLE ARTICLES: CANDLESTICKS, COVERED SUGAR BOWL, AND TWO CREAMERS, 19th century. All fully and variously hallmarked. Candlestick, H: 11 in Wt. 40 troy oz.

Russian silver two-piece tea set on a gilded tray, comprising of the lidded teapot and the lidded sugar bowl. Decorated with finely engraved floral and geometric ornaments and the "TH" monogram under

A SET OF FIVE SILVER AND CLOISONNƒ ENAMEL OBJECTS ON A TRAY Russian, Moscow, Gustav Klingert, late 19th century/1896-1908 Comprising a silver and enamel sugar bowl, a cream jug, a pair of sugar tongs

A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER BOWL with pressed figural panels - hallmarked 84 and dated 1877 probably St. Petersburg (16cm diameter 7cm high )

19th C. Silver Sugar Bowl, touch marks "84" (silver purity) dated "1831", "A.K.", and "F.L." maker's marks; helmet form embossed body with two scroll handles, floral garden border, 5"h, 7'l, 9.28 ozts

Includes low bowl 5.5" diameter seated on three cylindrically bun feet and stamped 875 SL on bottom edge and one nut dish like 2" tall x 4.25" compote stamped 875 AS. See photos for signs of use and w

Antique 19th century Russian silver bowl. Crafted of 88 zolotnik grade silver. Enameled lobed exterior in traditional Russian folk art design. Upper rim decorated with bezel set synthetic gems. Gold g

Early 19th century Russian silver center bowl with scrolling arms and pedestal base. Stamped to underside, "84" with a city stamp of St. Petersburg, a maker's mark of HE3?, and an assay mast

19th century Russian silver 84 sugar basket , marked "SAZIKOV N.K 1875 84", good condition. D: 4.75 inches, H: 4 inches, W: 4.75 inches, Weight: 6.4 ozt (199.04grams)

Empty cartouches on opposing sides flanked by floral bouquets. Moscow, 1893. Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev. 250g. H 12.7 cm (5 in.)

An antique late 19th-century French silver sugar bowl by Edmond Tetard, a prominent silversmith active from 1880 to 1903. Basket shape, side handles, cover with figurative finial. The surface is cover

Exceptional 19th century c. 1859 Imperial Russian Silver Teapot and Matching Sugar from the firm of Sazikov in Moscow / Saint Petersburg. The Sazikov firm was established in Moscow in 1793 by the owne

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEAPOT AND SUGAR BOWL A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEAPOT AND SUGAR BOWL having a gadrooned design, app. weight 646g teapot measures 15cm high

19th C Coin Silver Teapot & Sugar Bowl By John W. Forbes. 12 3/4" W

A 19th century Gorham sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer. Both have a hallmark at the bottom. Dimensions are: 4 1/4 inches wide X 3 1/2 inches tall, 10.795 cm X 8.89 cm. Total weight: 334.31 g (10

Gadroon Footed Candy Bowl With Articulated Handle. H H (maker Mark Unidentified), 84 (.875 Purity), "a" With Backwards "r" Cyr. (assayers Mark, Aleksandr Ilbich Yashinov 1795/1826), Round Cartouche Wi

Russian silver bowl, 19th century, 13.7 t. oz. Height:4", diameter:4".

19thC silver sugar nips with shell formed bowls. Approx. 4 1/2" long

GERMAN SILVER TEA SET, 19TH C., THREE PIECES, & ITALIAN SILVER COVERED SUGAR BOWL:German silver includes 1 teapot marked "Scheel", probably for August Scheel, H.7 3/4", and 1 coffee pot, H.10" (no mak