FOUR RUSSIAN COPPER VESSELS

comprising three pitchers, each with Cyrillic mark, and an unmarked kettle the tallest pitcher: 11 inches high; the other pitchers: 9 1/2 inches high

Hand hammered and dovetailed with brass handles. largest 11" tall x 11" handle to handle

Four copper and brass cooking pieces consisting of two strainers and two cooking pots the largest measuring 9 inche high x 14 wide x 9 deep.

FOUR PIECES VINTAGE COPPER VESSELS WITH SIX ASSORTED PEWTER VESSELS. Copper includes three tea kettles and a tankard, pewter includes footed helmet shape water pitcher, flagon and other piecesImperfe

FOUR VINTAGE COPPER COOKING VESSELS. Lfit-cover two-handle casserole, lift-cover sauce pan, lift-cover two-handle shallow pan, and sauce pan. Largest, D; 14 1/2 in.

Group of drinking vessels, four Russian and two French, tallest 3 inches, 7.5 troy ounces.

DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 8.5 Depth 8.5 Height 8.5 in.

DESCRIPTION: Four cloisonne enamel and copper vessels. Includes 12" vase with bird and floral design on white ground on wood stand, 6" vase with floral and foliate design on black ground, 6" vase with

Eastern Europe, Russia, Imperial Period, ca. 19th to 20th century CE. A remarkable ensemble of 5 silver cloisonne dishes, all elegantly adorned in with navy, cyan, powder blue, emerald, scarlet, orang

Large early hand hammered copper vessel with a Russian touchmark. Has a few small dents which could easily be resolved if one desired. If it was American Roycroft or similar maker it would bring a sma

FOUR SIGNED GEORG JENSEN DESIGN COPPER COOKING VESSELS. Including two sacue pans with lift covers, two-handle lift-cover pot, and frying pan - Largest, D: 10 1/2 in.

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

10 Japanese Copper Vessels EARLY 20TH CENTURY comprising four incense burners and six vases. Height of tallest 17 in., 43.2 cm. Property from the Estate of Robert Forest Coman, Scottsdale, Arizona

A John Lewis glass bowl: Beehive Vessel, #88-120, the sharply tapered bowl with four copper patina brackets, 10"h x 14"dia. Provenance: John Lewis Glass Studio, Oakland, CA 1990

Late 19th or early 20th century, a large double gourd form vessel with four open handles, simply marked "7.0". Dimensions: 12" in diameter, 14 1/2" tall. Provenance: From a local collection.

RARE ANTIQUE EARLY RUSSIAN COPPER ENAMELED KOVSH, 1834 An antique traditional Russian vessel for water - kovsh, enamel over copper with some patina, consider the age. Made with a comfortable handle ad

An antique traditional Russian vessel for water - kovsh, enamel over copper with some patina, consider the age. Made with a comfortable handle adorned with a beautiful enameled bird and floral pattern

A Neo Classical style copper and brass samovar with four legs. The samovar is adorned with an ornate pattern. Marked with engraving. Samovar home decor, table ware, and collectibles. Dimensions: 25" i

A vintage, possibly antique, electroplated lidded vessel. The piece features four ornately crafted feet, twin handles, and an acorn style finial. The underside of the piece possesses trademarks and re

Gorham Manufacturing Company Collection of four Aesthetic Movement mixed metal works Providence, USA, c. 1883patinated copper, silver largest vessel: 3.5 h x 4.5 w x 4 d in (9 x 11 x 10 cm) tray:

18th and early 19th century. The group includes one signed example. Each is dovetailed except the smaller circular vessel. Some bends consistent with age and use. Tallest: H13" Sold from the collectio

19th century. The group including three large vessels, one of which appears to possibly be 18th century or earlier. That vessel is four handled with a copper glaze and is the smallest of the group. Sc

Group of four Chinese enamel on copper pieces, each showing various flora, fauna and figural designs, including: bowl; double gourd covered vessel; covered round box; together with squat globular cove

Two etched brass chargers with silver overlay, each 12 ¼” diameter, one inscribed Syria on back; Together with an elaborately engraved vessel with gilded copper base, 9 ½” tall,