2 RUSSIAN SILVER SERVING UTENCILES BY SAZIKOV

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pcs) Russian Silver Serving Spoons feature a hand hammered and floral design on the handle and vermeil finish bowl. Weight: 225 Grams CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Russia DIMENSIONS:L"9"

3 Russian 84 silver dinner forks (8.45"L each), and 2 Russian 84 silver serving spoons (8.5"L each), wt. 402gm, provenance" estate of Baroness Margaret Von Soosten

A pair of Russian gilded silver and niello serving spoons, Vasily Semenov, Moscow, 1869. The backs of the ovoid bowls with views of St. Basil’s and the Moscow Kremlin towers and churches in niel

Imperial Russian Silver Serving Set in Original Box. The serving piece is 2.4 ounces and the total weight is 8.5 ounces. Largest piece 11 inches long (approximate)

Large 19C Russian Gilt Silver Enamel Serving spoon. Hallmarked for Moscow, 1884 , 84 , GK . 7 1/8" ( 18 cm ) length , 2 3/8" ( 6 cm ) bowl diameter. Weight 77 gm. Condition: very good

Measures 7 1/2" x 8 1/2" x 4". Estimate $250 - $300 Starting Bid $200

Pair of Russian gilt silver serving spoons with turned handle and engraved floral decoration on back of bowl, hallmark for Moscow 1890. 7 1/2"H x 2 1/2"diam. (bowl)

Pieces and Flatware. Including a (5) pc. Reed and Barton Harlequin Wild Rose sterling hostess serving set; a (4) pc. Lunt Chippendale sterling hostess serving set; (2) Soviet Russian .875 silver silve

Russian Silver Clam Form Serving Dish. Possibly Aleksandr Alekseev Muchin 1896. Appx. 29 t.o. Used condition, wear, worn. 13 1/2" x 11" x 5 1/2" tall to top of handle

Lot silver flatware, Russian silver spoons, 2 forks, 3 butter knives, serving piece & 2 Russian dinner spoons (84), 16 troy

A Russian gilt silver and cloisonné enamel serving spoon. Marked with Russian standard silver mark, and other hallmarks. Weight: 1.5 oz., (42 gr.) Dimensions: L: 5 1/2 in., (14 cm.)

Gustav Klingert Russian Imperial Silver & Enamel Set of 2 Serving Spoons 1887. Gilt silver. Signed. Enamel minimally chipped only on handles. Excellent condition. 6 long x 2.25w. Spend $5000 or more a

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful collection of 2 gilt silver and cloisonne serving vessels known as kovsh, and 2 spoons. Each kovsh has a ro

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A beautiful collection of 2 silver and cloisonne serving vessels known as kovsh and 2 spoons. Each kovsh has a rounded "boat

Including a flat round bowl Russian spoon (l. 7-1/2 in., 2.1ozt), a flat round bowl "830" spoon with Cyrillic writing (l. 5-1/2 in., 1.8 ozt), two spoons marked "830" (2.4 ozt), and an hinged engraved

"84" SILVER SERVING SPOONS + 5 OTHER SILVER SPOONS "84" Russian serving spoon by "W.K". 1854, ", anchor mark, No 2 Profile, and "Maicz". Other "84"serving spoon "Maicx".

Eight Coin and Sterling Spoons, includes: Wriggins & Co, Phila PA 1831, 9 1/4" ladle, P. Fries & Son floral etched coin silver 8 1/2" serving spoon, two Russian B.C. 1886 - 84 purity mark wriggle work

Moscow, 1851, tapering sides with engraved scrolling and foliate decoration, finial of child reading, no monogram, marks for P.F. Sazikov Co., Andey Kovalskiy, .875 fine, 18.91 oz. T., 8-1/2 in.

Moscow. Dated 1883. (.84 Standard) Assayer's mark in Cyrillic V.P. Maker: Pavel Sazikov. Height 2 3/4". (300/400)

Lot includes: Whitehall International pierced serving spoon; Gorham sifter in the shape of Russian Kovsh, 9"; Sheibler ice scoop, gold wash bowl, 9" long; Whiting Egyptian cake slicer, 11-1/2" long; l

including chased sterling large fork, pieserver, and silver Russian silver fork, the longest 12 1/2", 10 troy ouncestogether with four weighted sterling silver serving pieces, the largest 9 1/2" long

Sterling silver items include: 3 kiddush cups, ladle, 2 serving spoons, 2 small trays, nut dish, Tiffany & Co. rectangular paperweight, and weighted bud vases. Total sterling weight 21.53 ozt. Russian

the firm of Sazikov, Moscow, hallmarked 1867 sugar 3" high and creamer 2 1/2" high with gilt interior 14.2 troy ounces

Similar fiddle handles on two serving spoons [9" H] plus six teaspoons [6 1/2" H]. Three different hallmarks and two different monograms. 11.484 ozt.