Russian .875 Silver Shot Vodka Glass Cup, First Kokoshnik mark, Moscow

Antique Russian .875-silver shot cups with incised scenes to sides, each marked underneath with left-facing "84" kokoshnik mark of 1896-1908 including initials of Lev Fridrikhovitch Oleks, Moscow assa

(lot of 2) Russian .875 silver cigarette cases: (1) bearing first Kokoshnik mark with assayer initials for Ivan Sergeivich Lebedkin, Moscow, further hallmarked with MW in an oval, the hinged box engra

RUSSIAN JUDAIC PLIQUE-A-JOUR AND GILT SILVER VODKA CUP, 1908-1917a gilt and enamel silver vodka cup, marked with unknown master mark in Cyrillic and with Moscow 1908-1917 kokoshnik mark; height: 7 cm

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

Russian 84 silver footed vodka cup with engraved (niello?) decoration. Hallmarked Moscow with assayer's mark "B.C. 1878" (Vladimir Stepanovich Smirnov) and 84 standard mark. 875 silver. Good condition

A Bejeweled Russian Art Nouveau Silver and Gold Mounted Cigarette Caseearly 20th century, assayer's mark of Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkin of Moscow (1898-1908), first kokoshnik 84 zolotniki (.875 silver),

most sterling, including a Quaker compote, a Mexican MRR modernist bowl, a Lunt porringer, 6 Whiting nut dishes, and a figural shepherd server, a Russian 875 silver vodka cup stamped 84, Moscow, 1871

Collection of six (6) Russian Soviet Era gilt 916 silver and enameled vodka shot cups. Each individually decorated with an elegant variety of colors in foliate designs. Marked 916 with star and makers

Two Pairs of Continental Silver Drinking Cupsincluding a pair of Russian silver vodka cups, parcel gilt, with circa 1899-1908 Kokoshnik mark, .84 silver standard, with matte finish and engraved water

A pair of vintage silver gilded vodka cups made in Georgia, USSR, circa 1950-1970. Engraved on the surface with an image of grape vines, one of the cups also bears an engraved Cyrillic inscription: Tb

A pair of vintage silver gilded vodka cups made in Georgia, USSR, circa 1950-1970. Engraved on the surface with an image of grape vines, one of the cups also bears an engraved Cyrillic inscription: Tb

1) 1 7/8", .62 Oz. Troy, "C-O / 1896", "84", "(unknown pictorial hallmark)", also with 2 letter Cyrillic mark, 2) 1.75" tall, .60 Oz. Troy, "84 (pictorial mark with angel)", 2 letter Cyrillic marking,

A mid-nineteenth century Russian silver vodka cup of baluster form and engraved floral arched decoration. Russian assay marks for Moscow 1869. Height measuring 2 inches (5 cm), weight 1.6 ozt (51 gram

19TH C. RUSSIAN .875 SILVER ENAMEL PAINTED EGG 19th century Russian .875 silver egg painted with enamel decoration. Stamped with: 84 Zolotnik mark Grigory Sbithev maker's mark Moscow Kokoshni

Russian .875 Silver and Glass Center Bowl, Moscow, 1908-1926, mark of Khlebnikov, 84 zolotnik standard, of ovular shape, the open work panels decorated with flowers and foliage, flanking blank cartou

Cobalt blue ground decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves and flowers, and phoenix form handle. Kokoshnik 84 mark, Ivan Sergeyevich Lebedkin. Imperial double headed eagle mark tobase. Firm of Ovchin

Mid to late 20th c. Russian amber & 925 silver (Kokoshnik and makers mark on bottom rim) 2 1/2" (h) shot glass. Comes with its original fitted box. CONDITION: Very good condition with no damage. Box h

Eight Russian silver shot cups with engraved decorations. Made in Estonia by Tallinn Jewellery Factory in 1970. Hallmarked with 916 Soviet silver standard and 0TJ factory mark. Weight 274 g. Dimension

Pair of Imperial Russian .875 Silver Egg Cups, probably Aleksandr Fuld, Moscow, 84 zolotnik mark, each with stylized hen-form handle and traces of gilt wash interior, h. 2 3/8 in.; together with .875

(lot of 6) Russian .875 silver kiddush cups, Israel Eseevich Zakhoder, c.1890, with engraved reserves, Moscow city mark, assay master mark AA (Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev, fl.1888-1898), 84 zolot

Two Russian Silver Gilt & Shaded Enamel Spoonseach with circa 1908-1926 Kokoshnik mark, Moscow; the first with indistinct maker's mark, the bowl with stylized foliate design in multi-color enamels (5

1) Russian silver and champleve enamel charka, assay mark of Viktor Savinkov, Moscow, 1878, unidentified maker, 2 in. H.; 2) Russian silver and cloisonne enamel vodka cup, assay mark of Viktor Savinko

A RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT AND ENAMEL SPOON by Gustav Klingert, Moscow, bears First Kokoshnik mark, the bowl decorated with scrolling foliage and picked out blue, red and white enamel. 14.7cm long

Russian silver enameled. Gold wash interior. Holds Cyrillic Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov work master marks. Beautiful coloring red cobalt blue and light blue red and green very good work cups are decorat