Soviet 916 Silver & Enamel Tea Strainer

DESCRIPTION: Soviet gilt 916 silver tea strainer featuring polychrome enamel. Hallmarked on stem and at interior of cap. Total weight: 16 g. CIRCA: Late 20th Century ORIGIN: Soviet Union DIMENSIONS: H

A Russian gilt silver tea strainer spoon manufactured in the Pan-slavic style. The handle and the strainer cover are decorated with cloisonne enameled patterns and beads. Hallmarked on the side of the

Marks to handle and interior top of basket. Soviet era. 4-5/16" overall. Basket only 1-1/3". Gold washed.

An elegant tea cup from St Petersburg, marked as 916 Silver, with Maker's mark K.K. The markings on both the base of the cup and the saucer show the star with hammer and sickle symbol, which began to

Silver Gilt & Enamel Tea Infuser. 4.75" Long. Marked on the handle with the Soviet Union 916 standard silver marks. The infuser has an acorn shaped bowl with a nicely enameled lid and handle, c.1960.

Comprising heavy inkstand raised on cast bronze winged griffin feet, decorated in blue, green and cream enamel, together with a champleve and 916 silver tea strainer. 6 x 3 x 3 in.  and 4.5 in.l.

A Russian gilded silver and champleve enamel tea strainer, Antip Kuzmichev, Moscow, circa 1899-1908. The pierced bowl strainer enameled in intertwining scrolls of cornflower blue and black, the shaped

Russian (St. Petersburg), late 19th century. A gilt silver tea strainer with polychrome enamel decoration, by Grachev Bros., impressed in bowl with maker, assay and city mark; lg. 6.25 in.

Jacob Tostrup Silver & Enamel Tea Strainer & Spoons, Presentation Box, Missing 3 Spoons. Silver Set Includes Nine 4 3/8 Inch Spoons, A 5.25" Tea Strainer, And A Pair Of 4.5 Inch Long Sugar Tongs

In presentation box, missing 3 spoons. Silver set includes nine 4 3/8 inch spoons, a 5.25” tea strainer, and a pair of 4.5 inch long sugar tongs.

VERY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER ENAMELLED TEA STRAINER, GUSTAV KLINGERT Russian Imperial 84 silver enamel tea strainer. Stamped '84' silver standard and makeR'GK' for famous workmaster Gustav Klinge

Russian Imperial 84 silver enamel tea strainer, maker Gustav Klingert, marked on bottom. Measures 5.5"L x 3.5"W; bowl 1" deep. Total weight 1.86 troy ounces. Condition report: good condition, see phot

A unique collection of German silver servingware. Two silver handle salad servers, (3) 916 silver tea strainer spoons, 835 silver tongs and an 800 silver jeweled filigree flat serving spoon. Weight: 1

Set of 9 Soviet Russian .916 silver enamel parcel gilt spoons. 5 1/4"

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER & SHADED ENAMEL TEA STRAINER / RUSSIAN SILVER & ENAMEL SCOOP / RUSSIAN SILVER & SHADED ENAMEL PIPE - LARGEST IS 9" LONG - 97.97grams

Ornate sterling silver and enamel tea strainer signed BP and colorful detail with fleur de lis and tiger's head. Second is ornate enamel spoon with gargoyle, bird, serpent and floral detail.

Russian enamel silver tea strainer, c1900 Dimensions: 3.5 inches x 5.8 inches

Early 20th Century Russian Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Tea Strainer. Unsigned, illegible Russian silver standard. Measures 6-1/2" L, 2-1/4" W. Approx. weight: 81.44 grams. Condition: Very good condit

Ivan Zakharov Moscow Russian Silver and shaded Cloisonne Enamel Tea Strainer. Perforated gold wash bowl, a twisted handle. Ornate colorful floral cloisonne enamel decoration to the bowl and end of han

Late 19th / early 20th Century Two with a circular bowl and shaped flat handle, champlevé enameled with varicolored scrolling foliage and flowers, indistinctly marked; one with a circular bowl an

A Russian gilded silver and shaded cloisonne enamel tea strainer, Feodor Ruckert, retailed by Ovchinnikov, Moscow, 1899-1908. The pierced oval bowl with a band of brightly-colored stylized flowers and

Soviet Russian Gilt .916 Silver and Enamel Vodka Set. Tray, Carafe with stopper and 6 Cups. All are decorated with black ground and green trailing leaves enamel work. Stamped with makers mark and a si

Lot of 8 sterling silver and enamel pieces including tea strainers, child's spoon and other rattle spoons.

An unusual Norwegian gilded silver and plique-a-jour enamel tea strainer, Marius Hammer, circa 1900. Formed as a five-pointed star, the curving arms exuberantly decorated with brightly colored scrolli