Including a Russian .875 silver and enamel three-prong fork - stamped with an assay master’s mark of H.K., date of 1887, purity mark of 84 Zolotniki, and a city mark of Moscow; a Russian .916 silver and enamel spoon - stamped A.K., purity mark of 88 Zolotniki, and a city mark of Moscow; a Russian .875 silver and enamel spoon - stamped with an illegible maker’s mark and a Kokoshnik containing a purity mark of 84 Zolotniki and an illegible city mark; a Russian .875 silver and enamel spoon - stamped with an illegible maker’s mark and the second Kokoshnik Mark containing a city mark of Moscow and a purity mark of 84 Zolotniki; a pair of Russian gilt silver and enamel sugar nips - stamped with illegible marks; a pair of Russian gilt silver and enamel sugar nips - stamped A.K., purity mark of 84 Zolotniki, and a city mark of Moscow; an unmarked Russian silver and enamel spoon with a scalloped bowl; a Russian gilt silver and enamel napkin ring -stamped with an illegible mark; an engraved Russian .875 silver and enamel uniquely shaped napkin ring - stamped ?.A, an illegible city mark, and a purity mark of 84 Zolotniki. Accompanied by a German sterling and enamel napkin ring - stamped “925?? alongside a pictorial maker’s mark. Total approx. weight of the .75 silver items is 3.83 troy oz (gross). Total approx. weight of the .916 silver item is 0.87 troy oz (gross). Total approx. weight of the unmarked silver items is 4.59 troy oz (gross). Total approx. weight of the sterling item is 0.64 troy oz (gross). From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: large nips measure approx. 5.25" in length.

Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Please examine the provided photos to thoroughly evaluate each piece. Items exhibit loss enamel loss.