Pair Possibly Russian Silver Candlesticks

European, possibly Russian, marked 750. They measure approximately 12 3/4" tall. There is one small split and minor denting as shown in photos. Weight approximately 424.78 for the pair.

Estate / Collection: From the Collection of Jose Menache Neistein Indistinctly marked, possibly Minsk, late 19th century Each foot with an engraved date: March 14, 1892 Height 12 1/2 inches, approxima

A PAIR OF LARGE SILVER CANDLESTICKS. Russia, 1892. On grapevine support bases with baluster shaped midsections and gated upper portion (possibly later). Marked. 13.5" tall and 26 troy ounces.

Nice pair Russian silver candlesticks, St. Petersberg, circa 1860s/70s, marked 84 with city arms, 11.25"h x 5"squ., approx. 21.51 ozt.

Marked for Faberge and the maker Henrik Wigstrom. Each with a wreath and scroll decorated circular below a yellow guilloche enamel shaft with applied silver arrows and wreaths which are centered by a

Pair of Russian silver candlesticks, tall double baluster embossed form, square bases marked 84 with makers marks, 14.5”H, 28 t oz.

A Pair of Russian Silver Candlesticks Carl Heine, St. Petersburg, First Half 19th Century marked with '84' standard on footrim 39 ozt 10 dwt Height 11 1/4 inches.† This lot is located in Chicago

A Fine and Tall Near Pair of Russian Silver CandlesticksRussia (Vilnius), mid 19th century, 84 silver standard (34.54 troy ounces), Assayer: Timofey Tripetsky, maker: Krumgalz, 13 1/2" tall, one stick

Pair of Russian silver candlesticks, dated 1867, 46.1 t. oz. 6"x 6"x 16" each.

Baroque Style Hollow Repousse Candlesticks hallmarked for 84 zlotny, St. Petersburg, assayer 'B.C, 1884', silversmith 'KE', 12" tall, 5 3/8" diam. base. 28.18 ozt total weight. Very good condition.

A pair of Russian silver candlesticks. Hallmarked, and electrified into table lamps. Candlesticks height: 14 in.

RUSSIAN HALLMARK WITH 84 SILVER MARK. DATED 1887. APPROX 687 GRAMS. 13" H

12 1/2" high stamped "O.C./1876/.84"

Pair of Russian silver candlesticks. 84 zolotnik. With maker's marks M.P. and other hallmarks. Repouse decoration. 15-1/4 in tall. Approx 16.9 total troy ounces.

(pair) Russian .875 silver candlesticks, B. Szkarlad, floriform candle cup, baluster-form standard with repousse grape leaves, domed base rising on branch feet, second Kokoshnik mark, some denting, (o

Pair of Russian silver candlesticks, St. Petersburg. Decorated with an all-over foliage engravings and petal shaped base. Hallmarked unknown makers marks, 1859 84 zolotniks. Weight: 1,106 grams. Dimen

A pair of Russian silver candlesticks, each with a weighted square base rising to a bulbous knopped stem and socket with removable coronet style nozzle, decorated with stylised foliate borders through

A fine pair of Russian silver candlesticks traditional form with knopped baluster stems embossed with floral motifs, raised on square bases. Dated circa 1900. Hallmarked with an 84 silver standard nex

A PAIR OF RUSSIAN SILVER SABBATH CANDLESTICKSST. PETERSBURG 1893, 84 ZOLOTNIKIWith a shaped circular sconce and urn shaped capital, the baluster stem chased with grape vine decoration, the domed base

Pair of antique L. Szkarlad Russian Silver Sabbath candlesticks. Pair having floriform candle cup, bulbous lobed standard decorated in repousse with grape and foliate motifs, raised on domed circular

1874, St. Petersburg Assayer's mark of Josef Sosnkowski, maker's mark: L. Majekowicz, with additional 84 kokoshnik and rubbed circular marks Each of knopped cylindrical form, chased and repousse decor

Pair large antique Russian Imperial silver candlesticks. Hallmarked for silver. Weighs approximately 22 ounces. Measures 13 inches in height, 5.5 inches in width at base.

Lot consists of a pair of Russian 84 Silver Sabbath Candlesticks, circa 1883. Each approx. 14.2" tall. Bottom edge of each have various hallmarks. Each having floriform candle cup, bulbous lobed to st

Pair of Russian .875 silver weighted candlesticks. With an illegible pictorial city mark of a shield with a central tree?, an illegible maker's mark, and an illegible assay mark with a year of 1860? F