Pair of Russian Enameled Glass Holders

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Russian gilt and enamel glass holder / podstakannik. Features an enameled central band with blue and white floral design. Ensuite with cut crystal pattern glasses. Signed on the

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Russian gilt and enamel glass holder / podstakannik. Features an enameled central band with blue and white designs. Signed on the underside with indistinct makers mark. CIRCA: M

DESCRIPTION: (6Pc) Set of Russian silver plated tea glass holders with enameled depictions of penguins and ice on blue ground. Stamped at the underside with makers mark. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Ru

A rare pair of Russian tea glass holders, each decorated with an image of "Sputnik 1", marked in Russian.

A pair of Russian silver tea glass holders, the bellied bodies with gothic engraving rising to the similarly pierced rim and high arched handle. Russian assay marks for Moscow 1876, with the assay mas

Measure 10 inches tall. In good used condition. Estimate $400-500

Measure 10 inches tall. In good used condition. Estimate $400-500

DESCRIPTION: Michael Palace Candle Holders Set by Faberge featuring two faceted candlesticks, each ring around its bobeche with a gilt accent and hallmarked on its starburst cut foot. Includes documen

RUSSIAN TWO GILT SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDERS with CRYSTAL BEAKERS For sale are a pair of Russian silver-handled tea glass holders (podstakanniks) with cut crystal beakers. The holders are adorned with em

A pair of Russian silver handled tea glass holders or podstakanniks with cut crystal glasses. The holders are decorated with embossed bogatyrs and engraved stylized initials KN. Hallmark of 84 silver

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Russian enameled gold plated shot glasses. Embellished with royal blue, white, and black enameled scrolled accents. Finished with a gilded polish. Marked on bottom with Russian ma

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Russian silver tea glass cup holders with pierced and engraved niello designs. Marked: "875"CIRCA: Early 20th CenturyORIGIN: RussiaDIMENSIONS: H: 3.5" x D: 4" (Total Wei

Pair of Faberge Signed Cut to Clear Glass Candle Holders incl 1 Maroon and 1 Green

(2) pcs. Russian enameled silver hollowware, 1896-1908, Moscow, a kovsh with Khlebnikov marks, and a tea glass holder with cyrillic "S.Sh" marks, 3.75"h x 4"w x 2.75"d (larger), approx. 5.89 ozt. (tot

A polychrome filigree enameled Soviet silver tea set made in 1954 at the Leningrad Jewelry Factory consisting of: 1) A glass holder, 4" high (with the handle) x 3 3/8" dia., weight 200 grams. 2) A cup

A rare polychrome filigree enameled Soviet silver tea set made in 1954 at the Leningrad Jewelry Factory consisting of, a handled glass holder (4" high, weight 200 grams), a cup (3" high x 3 1/4" dia.,

Great pieces in excellent vintage condition. Each measures approx. 4" high x 4 1/4" long x 3 1/4" wide. Signed.

Pair of Soviet era Russian silver hot beverage holders for use with crystal or glass inserts. Features floral motifs and reticulation as well as an imposing Soviet structure on the front of the liner.

Pair of engraved and enameled glass vases, attributed to the Imperial Glass Factory, St. Petersburg, Russia, late 19th century. The vases of shouldered and tapering ovoid form, with ivory, red and cob

An antique Russian gilt silver tea glass holder decorated with scrolling foliate enameled patterns executed in the cloisonne technique to the body, round base, and pronounced handle. Hallmarked to the

A Russian gilt silver tea glass holder decorated with scrolling foliate enameled patterns executed in the cloisonne technique to the pierced body, round base and pronounced handle. Comes with a spoon

Cranberry colored glass shades with enamel lions. One shade holder needs re-soddering. Brass: 12.5" Glass: 9"

A Russian gilded silver and shaded cloisonne enamel tea glass holder, Ivan Khlebnikov, Moscow, 1908-1917. Of stylized form on a raised circular foot, enameled with abstracted pineapples, fishscales, f

A Russian gilded silver and plique-a-jour enamel miniature tea glass holder, Antip Kuzmichev, Moscow, 1892. The body pierced in geometric patterns enameled in bright colors and outlined in chased bead