Czarist Russian Lithographed Metal Marriage Cup

Commemorative, dated 1896 and 1897. Dimensions: H 4.25" x Dia. 3.25" Condition: Some dents and losses to enamel.

SIX VINTAGE RUSSIAN YELLOW METAL CUP HOLDERS decorated with enamelled fruiting vines. 9 cm x 10 cm. (6)

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 1896 CE. A fascinating metal coronation cup of Tsar Nicholas II, known as the Khodynka Cup of Sorrows or Blood Cup, boasting an enameled decoration in hues of powder blue,

Including a Russian 84 footed marriage cups, two similar heavily repousse border oval dishes, footed cup with scalloped border, total weight approx. 16 T.O. Russian cup, 4-3/4"d.

Russian Coronation Cup, Metal, 4” x 3.75", White With Blue And Orange Design, Bears Ciphers Of Nicholas & Alexandra, Romanov Eagle, Dated 1896, Also Known As "Khodynka Cup Of Sorrows", Minor Enamel

A PAIR OF RUSSIAN YELLOW METAL AND ENAMEL CUP HOLDERS. 9 cm wide.

Coronation of Russian Emperor Nicholas II: Enameled Metal Coronation Cup of Sorrows and Printed Cotton Scarf Commemorating the Narodnyi Prazdnik The cup tapering cylindrical, the front centering the c

Set of Four Russian WOIV Gilt Metal and Enamel Shot Cups. Makers mark stamped on the base. Measures 1-3/4" x 1-3/8". Condition: One cup has a small loss to the enameling on a small area. Estimate 40.0

Includes Russian Tea cups in metal holders measures 4.5" H. , Russian vodka shot glasses, place settings, plus.

“Physique” Magic Set. Paris: A.W. & G.L., ca. 1880. Contents include wooden pocket tricks, metal cups, Die Through Hat, Bonus Genius, and more. Handsome lithographed label depicts a magician in co

Pierced lid with Cross of Lorraine finial. Cup with ball feet. Approx. 26"long. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

PAIR OF ENAMELLED METAL KHODYNKA "CUPS OF SORROW" each cylindrical, enamelled with neo-Russian geometric designs, centered on the recto with the Imperial double-headed eagle, on the verso with the cro

Pair of Russian neoclassical-style 20th century gilt metal and malachite candelabra, each with 4 candle cups and scrolling arms with foliate details. [16 1/2 x 8 1/2 diam. inches]. Small losses to ven

Both openwork cups. Longest: 17". Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

Late 19th-20th century, Moscow Each hallmarked Including two Soviet-era metal plates, two Soviet era silver and gilt niello cups, and twelve demitasse/caviar spoons stamped for maker Vasily Agafonov a

or "Blood Cup". Both cups enameled metal and dated 1896. From a Rye, NY estate. Dimensions: 3.75"W x 4"H. Condition: chips to rim and 1 has chip interior base.

1st Half of the 20th Century. Unmarked. Comprising, two etched glass bottles with stoppers, and eight similarly decorated cordial cups, each bottle and cup set in a gilt metal frame with scrolled hand

CZAR NICHOLAS II CORONATION COMMEMORATIVE CUPCirca 1896Also known as a Khodynka Cup of Sorrows, Sorrow Cup or Blood Cup. Enameled metal with decoration of the cyphers of Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexan

(3) Russian Orthodox icons to include hand painted image of Jesus with metal oklad, 7-3/4" x 5"; lithographed tin image with metal oklad, 7" x 5-5/8" and hand painted image of Jesus on gilt gesso wood

Russia, 19th Century. For marriage, each set on circular base, the vase shaped bowl decorated with a broad band outline in wrigglework, the two cartouches engraved with a flower and foliage motif, alt

A Russian .84 silver covered commemorative cup, the footed cylindrical cup to commemorate the marriage of Alexander II and Empress Maria Alexandrovna, the lid with trumpet flower finial, date mark 184

OLD BOMBAY ROSES cup, St. petersburg russia decorative saucer, ROSINA wild flowers, metal deer candle holders and more 20in tallest

One of the Cups has several Tiny Pieces of Glass Missing, the Other Seems to be Intact. Both of the Cups have Bends in the Metal. These Measure 2 5/8" Tall.

3 piece construction, cup is two piece with a metal overaly of a seated figure. All pieces are marked 84 with hallmarks. Overall height is 4 1/4". Assay Master is AK, Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky, Mosco