Russian Ladle

Russian ladle with wooden handle and coconut scoop. Low grade silver. Condition: Coconut end has detached from rim. Cracks and old repairs to coconut. L 16-3/4".Copy and paste link for high-res images

A fine Russian silver ladle with vermeil bowl circa 1900. Weighable silver: 8.030 troy ounces. Hallmarked with Imperial head and Klebnikov maker's mark. Stamped with 84 (kokoshniks) stamp indicating a

Russian silver ladle, with marks for 84 grade silver and a makers mark, measuring approximately 12.5 inches with a weight of 9.4 troy ounces.

Antique Morozov Russian Silver Ladle. Stamped "AH 84" with Russian worker thimble facing right. Good condition. Measures 11" Long. Weighs approx. 6.2 Troy Ounces. Shipping $28.00 (estimate $200-$300)

(2) Matching Russian Enamel Ladles - 7" Length - "84" Purity Mark - Additional Marks Cannot Be Deciphered - See Photos for Details

RUSSIAN LACQUER ITEMS--TWO BOXES & LADLE Russian lacquer items, includes: signed 5 x 3.5" box, 1.75" round box, and 10.5" ladle. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Faberge Russian 84 Silver Ladle Circa 1894. Fully Hallmarked. Good Condition. Provenance From a Long Island, NY Home. Dimensions- L-11.5". Total Weight-228g/7.3ozt. Please note the absence of a condit

A Russian Silver Punch Ladle Town mark of Vilinius, assayer mark of Timofey Tripetsky, Vilnius (1868), 84 Zolotniki mark, having a gold wash bowl and fiddle tipt handle, without a monogram. 15 in. 9.7

1) Russian silver soup ladle, St. Petersburg, 1894, monogrammed, 2) Russian silver child's cup, firm of Grachev, St. Petersburg, 1888

19th century Russian silver punch ladle with gold wash to the interior of the bowl. Monogrammed. With a Russian city stamp of St Petersburg, an unidentified assay master's mark, "84", and an

Russian .84 silver punch ladle with oval bowl, the handle marked with Cyrillic silversmith's mark in rectangle, Assayer's mark for Rudolph Voorst, Moscow, 1892. 11 1/2"L, 8.43 oz troy. Provenance: Est

Cyrillic maker's mark; assayer's mark dated 1894; monogrammed; approximately 245 grams; 12 1/2 inches long

A GOOD PIERCED SILVER GILT LADLE, possibly Russian. 20cms long.

the ladle: maker's mark "P(?)A", assayer's mark "AK / 1880", Moscow city mark; with wooden handle (13 inches wide, 172 grams gross); the spoons: one with maker's mark "MT" and left-facing kokoshnik (8

An 18th century Russian silver, ebony and ivory tea ladle. Fine work and condition, it holds the 94 assay mark, town mark and maker\'s mark of O W K Purchased from Parke Bernet by this consignor in 19

Punch Ladle, ABCG, Russian Cut Pattern, 13.75", Star Cut Buttons, Silverplate Dipper Marked Gorham, Nebraska Private Collection.

A Russian silver soup ladle with an embossed art nouveau decorated handle. Marked with 84 Russian silver proof mark. Weight 249 g. Dimensions: 13" in LengthAll measurements are approximate

A Russian silver soup ladle having a gold wash bowl. Impressed 84 purity marks to bottom with BA workmaster marks in rectangular cartouche...perhaps Vasily Andreyev or Vasily Akimov? Measures approx.8

1) Russian silver soup ladle with gilt silver bowl, Moscow 1889, 2) American coin silver soup ladle with gilt silver bowl; 12.20 ozt. t.w.

VERY RARE UNUSUAL LARGE RUSSIAN SILVER and ENAMEL KOVSH LADLE A beautiful Russian 84 silver pictorial enamel kovsh of a characteristic shape with a long curved handle. The surface of the handle and th

A Russian 84 Silver kovsh. The traditional oval shaped drinking vessel or ladle with a single curved handle. The exterior of the ware is encrusted with Ruby stones, and engraved with ornaments. A gold

Large Antique Imperial Russian C 1865 Silver Ladle. Hallmarked 84, dated 1865 and stamped with maker. Measures 13 inches in length and weighs approximately 265 grams.

A Russian Imperial silver strainer ladle with gilt interior. The handle with a twisted design is adorned on the top with engraving on the front and on the back. Marked with Russian hallmarks, Silver s

RARE ANTIQUE EXTRA LARGE and HEAVY RUSSIAN SILVER KOVSH, IVAN KHLEBNIKOV, 1891 A large Russian gilt-silver kovsh ladle of a characteristic shape with a protruding spout, designed in the form of a bird