RUSSIAN ENAMELED SILVER TEA STRAINER

Hallmarked. Height 4 1/4 inches. .59 ounces.

Russian cup and tea strainer, enameled silver, signed, cup 2 1/4" h, strainer 4 1/2" l. Provenance: From a California collection.

One (1) Russian enameled silver Charka or Kovsch and two (2) tea strainers. 1st item: Russian silver Kovsch or Charka (drinking cup) with floral scroll decoration to the handle and exterior, marked fo

A Russian gilt silver tea strainer spoon manufactured in the Pan-slavic style. The handle and the strainer cover are decorated with cloisonne enameled patterns and beads. Hallmarked on the side of the

A Russian gilded silver and champleve enamel tea strainer, Antip Kuzmichev, Moscow, circa 1899-1908. The pierced bowl strainer enameled in intertwining scrolls of cornflower blue and black, the shaped

Late 19th / early 20th Century Two with a circular bowl and shaped flat handle, champlevé enameled with varicolored scrolling foliage and flowers, indistinctly marked; one with a circular bowl an

Russian Silver Tea Strainer & 1 Other Tea Strainer Which is Possibly Silver. Generally Good Condition & Heavily Tarnished. Provenance From a Long Island Estate. Weight of Russian Silver- 30g.96ozt. Di

Tea strainer with crown. Moscow, dated 1825. Monogram and embossed shell to handle. Bowl has embossed floral and shell border. Marked 84, H.A./1825, AA. Approx. 1.59 ozt.

The tea strainer with engine turned design and conjoined monogram, maker's mark A.L. The caddy spoon decorated in repousse with a figure in a rowboat paddling by a windmill. 2.30 oz. troy 5.75 in. l.

Made in Moscow 1893 See silver markings. Measures 4.5 inch

Antique Russian silver tea strainer, with wide rimmed bowl and pierced gold washed interior. Measuring approx. 6" in length. Bears the 84 zolotnik purity mark. Total weight is approx. 45 grams. Shippi

Antique Russian silver tea strainer, with wide rimmed bowl and pierced gold washed interior. Measuring approx. 6" in length. Bears the 84 zolotnik purity mark. Total weight is approx. 45 grams.

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

Eastern Europe, Russia, St. Petersburg, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely gilt silver tea strainer boasting a brilliant surface decorated with snowy white and sky blue enamel. The charm

Russian enamel silver tea strainer, c1900 Dimensions: 3.5 inches x 5.8 inches

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.,

Early 20th Century Russian Cloisonne Enamel Silver Gilt Tea Strainer. Unsigned, illegible Russian silver standard. Measures 6-1/2" L, 2-1/4" W. Approx. weight: 81.44 grams. Condition: Very good condit

A pair of Russian gilt-silver serving tea spoons enameled with blue, white, red, and green floral patterns made in cloisonne technique, with twisted handles. The tips are decorated with enameled geome

Probably Russian Antique Silver Tea Strainer. Apparently Not Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. A Small Dent on the Lower Edge. Dimensions: L-5.2" x W-3.2" x H-1". Weight: 81.4g/2.62ozt. Provenanc

RUSSIAN 88 SILVER TEA STRAINER, SIGNED. LENGTH 7"

Antique Russian tea strainer crafted 84 silver having a hand chased design depicting leaves. Bottom holds partial assay mark dated 1890; 84 zolotnik silver purity mark; Moscow town mark and "BA" workm

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER-GILT TEA STRAINER, 1863 Russian Gilt Silver tea strainer, Moscow, 1863. HALLMARKS: Marked with city hallmark, assayer's marks, '84' standard, 'J.L' and 'XD' master's ma

LOT (5) INCLUDING GLASS BOAT SHAPE BOWL WITH STERLING BASE, (2) RUSSIAN .88 SILVER TEA STRAINER/SAUCE LADLE, MALACHITE DISH WITH SILVER RIM, CHINESE TEA POT

VERY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER ENAMELLED TEA STRAINER, GUSTAV KLINGERT Russian Imperial 84 silver enamel tea strainer. Stamped '84' silver standard and makeR'GK' for famous workmaster Gustav Klinge