Russian Enameled Metal Coronation Cup, 1896

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 1896 CE. A fascinating metal coronation cup of Tsar Nicholas II, known as the Khodynka Cup of Sorrows or Blood Cup, boasting an enameled decoration in hues of powder blue,

CZAR NICHOLAS II CORONATION COMMEMORATIVE CUPCirca 1896Also known as a Khodynka Cup of Sorrows, Sorrow Cup or Blood Cup. Enameled metal with decoration of the cyphers of Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexan

Collection of five Russian Imperial Coronation Cups of Sorrow, dated 1896, Coronation of Nicholas II and Alexandra, enameled metal, 4"h. Some paint loss.

or "Blood Cup". Both cups enameled metal and dated 1896. From a Rye, NY estate. Dimensions: 3.75"W x 4"H. Condition: chips to rim and 1 has chip interior base.

Coronation of Russian Emperor Nicholas II: Enameled Metal Coronation Cup of Sorrows and Printed Cotton Scarf Commemorating the Narodnyi Prazdnik The cup tapering cylindrical, the front centering the c

Two Russian enameled coronation cups known as the "Khodynka Cup of Sorrows", that were made for the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna in 1896. The cup bears the cyphers o

Two Russian enameled coronation cups known as the "Khodynka Cup of Sorrows", that were made for the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna in 1896. The cup bears the cyphers o

LOT (2) RUSSIAN CORONATION NICHOLAS/ALEXANDER ENAMELED CUPS C. 1896 H. 4"

Russian Coronation Cup, Metal, 4” x 3.75", White With Blue And Orange Design, Bears Ciphers Of Nicholas & Alexandra, Romanov Eagle, Dated 1896, Also Known As "Khodynka Cup Of Sorrows", Minor Enamel

ENAMELED CUP - SOUVENIR CORONATION OF CZAR NICHOLAS II DATED 1896 - 4 1/4" HIGH, 3 3/4" DIAMETER TOP, 2 3/4" DIAMETER BOTTOM

DESCRIPTION: A Russian enameled Khodynka Cup Of Sorrows commemorating the 1896 coronation of Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna.Embellished with a crown monogrammed cartouche atop the d

Height 4.25 inches. From the coronation of Russian Tsar Nicholas II in 1896.

Russian enameled coronation cup, the Khodynka "cup of sorrows" features the Imperial double headed dragon crest and the crowned cyrillic cyphers representing the last Tsar, Nicholas II and the Tsarina

Two Russian Enamel Commemorative Coronation 'Cup Of Sorrows' Beakers CIRCA 1896 Of tapering cylindrical form, printed with the Imperial arms and crowned monogram of Nicholas II above the date 1896, su

Commemorative, dated 1896 and 1897. Dimensions: H 4.25" x Dia. 3.25" Condition: Some dents and losses to enamel.

Comprises: 1.) Pair of enameled metal beakers (1897 and 1902) [3 3/4" H]. Chips to enamel. 2.) Royal Winton coronation cups featuring George V and Mary, 1911. [3" H]. Wear to gilding. 3.) Arcadian por

Russian commemorative coronation cup for Tzar Nicholas II, 'Cup of Sorrows,' enamel with gilt highlights, dated 1896. H. 4 1/8 inches. Very good condition overall; some very minor rubbing to areas of

An antique 1896 Russian enamel cup, a souvenir in honor of the coronation of Nicholas II, the last Russian emperor. The white cup is decorated with traditional Russian geometrical ornaments in blue an

1st Half of the 20th Century. Unmarked. Comprising, two etched glass bottles with stoppers, and eight similarly decorated cordial cups, each bottle and cup set in a gilt metal frame with scrolled hand

A Russian Khodynka (1896) "Cup of Blood" H 4" x W 3 3/4"; together with another Russian enamel ware (1837) beaker. Provenance: The descendants of Jean Paul Selinger (Rhode Island).

Coronation Cup for Tsar Nicholas II & a Plate. Tsar Nicholas II and Alexander Feodorovna. Russia, dated 1896, copper with enamel known as the "Cup of Sorrows". Crown over Nicholas' and Alexandra's ini

Enamel on metal. Slightly off color. Inscribed 1896. 4"Dia. X 4"H

A WWII Russian Soviet set of ten Marshall Georgiy Konstantinovich Zhukov (Russian, 1896-1974) medals, For Courage and Love for the Fatherland 1941-45. Heavy metal, enameled, with the portrait of Zhuko

Ten Russian Enamel Beakers Circa 1896-97 commemorative of the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II, bearing the crowned monogram for Nicholas II and dated 1896 (also known as the Khodynka Cup of Sorrows). H