Nineteenth-century Russian silver tea pot

A mid-eighteenth century Russian silver teapot, the bullet form with rocaille embossing and detachable cover with bud finial. Russian assay marks for Moscow 1763, alongside further Cyrillic marks. Max

19th century Russian silver 84 teapot, marked "SAZIKOV A.C 1875 84", good condition. D: 4.5 inches, H: 5 inches, W: 7.5 inches, Weight: 13.77 ozt (428.7 grams)

Exceptional 19th century c. 1859 Imperial Russian Silver Teapot and Matching Sugar from the firm of Sazikov in Moscow / Saint Petersburg. The Sazikov firm was established in Moscow in 1793 by the owne

Russian 19th Century antique silver teapot. Features Ornamental designs, with reserve bust of man and woman in high relief. Crowned visage on spout. Hallmarked 84 Russia, St. Petersburg.,1852, Carl Ad

Description: This lot includes a "84" (.875) silver teapot with a gold washed inside. The teapot was made in Russia sometime in the early 19th century as hallmarked on the bottom. Featuring a wooden h

Sterling Silver Teapot. Urn shaped teapot with a fluted bottom portion, and a squared handle with scroll attachments. Marked "CE" and 84. Possibly Russian. 18th century. {Dimensions: 9 1/4 x 10 1/4 x

Five-Piece Nineteenth-Century American Sterling Silver "Medallion" Tea Set, 1862, by William Gale & Son, New York, New York, in the Neo-Grec taste, comprising a coffeepot, h. 11-1/2", a teapot, h. 10

A late nineteenth century American Gorham sterling silver three piece tea service, total weight: 14.26 troy oz. To include: A tea pot: 8" A sugar and creamer: 2.25" All are monogrammed

Nineteenth century and 20th century. Including sponge cake cutters, bottle openers, enameled spoon with twisted handle, teapot shaped tea balls, spoons and etc.

19th century. crafted in the Classical style with very fine form and detail. marked at base. possibly silver plate. H4 1/2" W8 1/4" 10.9 oz

A late nineteenth century Russian silver icon of the mother of god, the silver body overlaid with cloisonné enamel halos. Russian assay marks for Moscow, 1876. Height measuring 12 1/2 inches (32 cm).

A nineteenth-century Russian silver gilt niello travelling shaving mug, of cylindrical form with rich gilt interior and detachable silver gilt insert, the exterior decorated with flowerheads and folia

Rare Russian silver tea pot belonging to Olga Hellberg wife of Gustav Hellberg. Consigned by direct decedents of the Queen of Greece. Early hallmarks.

Circa 1838 silver tea pot, condition there is some denting and a small split on the spout and a small beak on the upper handle. Approx. 14.1 troy ounces

Antique 19th C Imperial Russian Silver Tea Pot. Hallmarked on base and lid rim, 84, CT and AL. Gold wash interior. Measures 6 inches in height. Weighs approximately 18 ounces inclusive.

Early 19th Century Silver Tea Pot. Wood handle. Rope trim design. Not marked. Unknown purity.-- Dimensions: H: 7.5 inches: W: 10 inches: D: 5.25 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35

With wonderful scene of a man carrying water, birds and scrollwork to body, and finial of a cherubic boy in a flower. Stamped on the bottom of vessel, as well on the interior lip of lid. Total approx.

c. 1842, hallmarks on bottom; rectangular body with incised floral cartouche to one side, hinged lid, 4"h; 8.5"w incl. handle and spout; 17 troy oz. (incl. wood handle)NOTE: Apologies, we ca

21 cm tall.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEAPOT AND SUGAR BOWL A LATE 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEAPOT AND SUGAR BOWL having a gadrooned design, app. weight 646g teapot measures 15cm high

Russian silver teapot. Monogrammed. [8 x 7 1/2 inches]. Very slight dent at monogram, handle loose. 13.0 ozt inclusive.

.84 silver teapot with wood finial. In good condition. 11.805 ozt. [5 1/4" x 6 1/2" x 3 1/4"].

The teapot, Moscow, marker's mark AM, assay masters mark BC/1873, the creamer probably Russian Provincial, with maker's mark AK, each engraved with stylized scrolling foliage, [H 5" and 3 3/4" x L 7 3

This is an antique Russian silver teapot dating to 1892. It is engraved with a monogram. 5 1/2" to the top of the handle and 8" from the back of the handle to the tip of the spout.