Four Russian Silver Cups, Post 1958.

Three Russian Silver Cups and Tray, Tallinn (Estonia), Post 1958. Gilt interior. Marked (875). Cup height: 4.5cm. Tray diameter: 13.5cm.203gr.

Three Russian Silver Cups and a Tea Strainer, Post 1958. Three gilt silver tots with engraved ornaments (height: 4.5cm). Tea strainer with engraved ornaments, gilt interior (height: 3.5cm). Marked (87

Three Russian .84 Silver Salt Cellars. Together with four Russian .84 silver kiddush cups (largest: 2.5" x 2") Wt of all: 4.70 ozt

Set of Four Russian Engraved 875 Silver Kiddush Cup. Stamped. Measures 1-5/8" x 1-1/2". Approx. weight: 2.27 troy ounces. Condition: Needs a routine cleaning otherwise good condition. Estimate: $50.00

A scarce set of four (4) antique Russian 88 Silver serving cup vessels by Lithuanian and Faberge master silversmith Julius Rappoport (Isak Abramovich) (1851-1917). Features a figural Russian military

Set of four Russian tea glasses with 875 silver cup holders with cut crystal interiors. Silver handles and ornate scrollwork on cup holders with maker's marks. Each is 5" h x 2.75" w. An additional tw

A Collection of Silver Cups. Comprising four sterling silver cups, three Russian .84 silver cups, three English silver cups, three .875 silver cups, two Swedish silver cups, and a pair of Continental

DESCRIPTION: A set of four sterling silver Russian vodka cups decorated along the body with vermeil filigree patterns, further completed with a vermeil polished interior. The bottom is stamped "910mme

Three Russian Silver and Niello Glass Holders, Moscow, Post 1958. Niello ornaments. Marked (875). Height: 8.5cm. 240gr.

RUSSIAN 84 SILVER VODKA CUPS Lot of four Russian 84 zolotnik (.875 fineness) silver vodka cups, circa late 19th to early 20th century. All pieces are marked. Size: Largest; 3 x 2 3/8" Weight: 196.6 gr

Four (4) sterling silver, Russian vodka cups bearing Russian hallmarks. They are in good condition. 1.88" x 1.69"

A Russian Silver Gilt & Cloisonné Enamel Bowl, Mark of Oreste Kurlukov1896-1908, Moscow, .84 zolotnik, with later post 1958 Soviet marks and two unidentified marks, double handled and with a spread

Four Russian silver salt and pepper shakers and four goblets - Moscow 1776 and after 1958 a) octagonal shaped saltcellars, fully hallmarked for a silver fineness of 84 zolotniks (875/1000) used in Mos

DESCRIPTION: Russian silver cup, probably for tea or coffee, featuring four feet, champleve floral and foliage motifs on body and handle with female bust and floral and foliage motifs. Marked on under

Lot of cup and saucer, tea holder, large clawed spoon. Length of spoon: 11.5"

DESCRIPTION: Vintage Russian Silver Horn Cup. Natural horn transformed into a drinking vessel embellished with silver rim and accents. Marked with the Soviet Star Assay 875 silver stamp after 1958. CI

Russian Silver Kiddush Cup, touch marks "84, B?, 1870", features four oval engraved and Niella work city scape panels, 2 3/4", 2 1/2" d, 1.94 ozts. CONDITION: Scratch and dings, expected wear.

VERY RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER CHARKA, VODKA CUP, 1779 Russian silver charka from 1779 with a gilt interior, oval stand, four-part gadrooned body adorned with engraved blossom foliage, and a gilded

Four Pieces of Russian .875 Silver, 84 zolotnik standard, monogrammed, includes a pair of demitasse cups in the Pan-Slavic style, Moscow, Aleksander Fuld, maker, dia. 1 3/4; saucer, Moscow, 1889, Iuk

The collection includes. 1. Four Russian examples in 84 standard silver having applied shield form emblems with enameling. 2. A footed example with applied florals and Star of David. 3. Four examples

Moscow, late 19th century, round bowl with gadrooned rim, plique-à-jour peacock and foliate decoration, knopped stem, foot decorated with four plique-a-jour leaping fish, .875 fine, 5

An antique 19th century Russian gilt silver niello beaker, cup. The beaker with niello scenes on four sides and foliate scroll all around. Hallmarked on underside and rim with an 84 silver standard, G

A GROUP OF FOUR SILVER KIDDUSH CUPS. USA and Russia. Each engraved with typical period design. 9.1 troy ounces.

London, 1805, oval base with reeded post and paw feet, four scroll arms, large cut glass bowl and four cut glass cups, silver with marks for Thomas Robins, .925 fine, 68.83 oz. T., 12-3/4 x 16 x 17 in