Two Imperial Russian (.84 zolotnik) silver items, Moscow and Kostroma, to include a salt cellar (circa 1899-1908), the round silver open salt cellar on three-ball feet, featuring a gilded interior, stamped to the underside with the Left-Facing Kokoshnik assay mark (.84 zolotnik), featuring the initials ?C for Alexander Solodilov (Kostroma Assay District), alongside the maker's mark ?B, along with a tea Spoon (dated 1892), the silver tea spoon with a twisted stem and an engraved floral wreath and monogrammed cartouche to the reverse of the bowl, stamped with the Moscow triple hallmark, the assay master mark LO over 1892 for Lev Oleks, and an indistinct maker's mark. Length 5 1/8 inches, total weight 32.6 grams.