Russian Silver Salt Throne, 4", St. George/Dragon

Good Russian silver individual salt throne, the back elaborately pierced with scrolls, flowers, foliage and textile drape, the hinged seat repeating the design via engraving. Measures 4 inches tall by

A Russian Silver, Cloisonne Enamel and Birch Throne Salt St. Petersburg, 19th Century together with a silver and cloisonne enamel spoon. the chair bearing hallmarks and '88' standard to the edge of th

Two Russian .875 Silver Salt Thrones, 84 zolotnik standard; one Moscow, 1895, Mikhail Goloschapov, maker, in the Pan-Slavic style, inlaid with turquoise cabochons, ht. 4; the other Moscow, 1899-1908,

Two Russian .875 Silver Salt Thrones, 84 zolotnik standard, one Moscow, 1858, S. Stroganov, maker, in the Pan-Slavic style, ht. 3 3/4; the other, Moscow, 1873, maker's mark 'AK' in Cyrillic, chased f

A Russian silver salt throne, Semen Kazakov, Moscow, circa 1899-1908. Of traditional form with hinged seat and bracket feet, the round back pierced and engraved with foliate and floral motifs, additio

A Russian silver salt throne, Cyrillic maker's mark A.I., Moscow, 1869. Of traditional form with hinged seat and bracket feet, the back pierced and the lid of the seat engraved with a Russian aphorism

with a crenellated edges, the seat opening to reveal gilt compartment, raised on stepped feet, engraved with geometric motifs, impressed A.K//1884, 84, O.R (cyrilic), total weight 155gm, h 8.4cm

A Russian gilt silver salt throne cellar decorated with multicolored cloisonne enamel throughout the surface. The throne is surmounted with three balls and the back is decorated with the images of Sir

Russian .875 silver salt throne, Moscow, c.1908-1926, with blue and red champleve enamel accents, hinged lid with text, raised on ball feet, second Kokoshnik mark, Cyrillic maker's mark "SK," approx 4

19th C Russian silver and enamel decorated salt throne. Assay master's mark of Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev, 1892, Moscow; 84; city stamp of Moscow; and maker's mark of Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov. T

Measures approx. 3" high x 2 5/8" wide x 1 7/8" deep and weighs ca. 73.2 grams. Good antique condition with some patina according to age. The hinge pin broke off at one point of time so that the lid c

A Pair of Russian Silver Throne Salts S.M. Iknonnikov, Moscow, 1881 marked with '84' standard on underside 3 ozt 3 dwt Height 2 3/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

A SET OF FOUR 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER SALTS. 135 grams. 4.5 cm wide. (4)

A Russian Enameled Silver Throne Salt Mark of Maria Semenova, Assay of Aleksandr Smirnov, Moscow, 1894 the chair back having knopped finials and decorated with a harpy figure, the hinged seat opening

A very nice late 19th century Imperial Russian gilt silver salt cellar modeled as a miniature throne featuring hand engraved floral motifs and an inscription in Old Church Slavonic: With No Salt And N

A Russian 84 gilt silver salt cellar on four legs in the shape of a throne chair with a gilded silver interior. The exterior is enameled with geometrical and floral patterns in blue, green, cobalt blu

A Russian 88 gilt Silver and enamel salt cellar. the salt cellar is mounted on four legs and made in the shape of a throne chair with a gold wash interior. The exterior is covered with polychrome enam

A Russian gilded silver and guilloché enamel open salt, St Petersburg, circa 1908-1917. Of cushion form, enameled steel blue over a wavy engine-turned ground, the upper rim with a band of opaque whit

A group of Russian parcel gilt silver open salts, Timothy Hesketh, St Petersburg, circa 1885, the five rounded salts raised on ring feet, the interiors gilded, 84 standard, with European control marks

includes 6 salt shakers (rectangular holder is plated), 2 clear lined individual salts, a round Russian 84 silver footed salt (liner with bad chip), 4 salt spoons, and an Asprey London blue glass line

RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER SALT CELLAR TRONE, MARKED, 1862 In the shape of a throne with a swivel seat, a square base decorated with an engraved geometric design, an openwork back with engraving on

RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER SALT CELLAR TRONE, MARKED, 1862 In the shape of a throne with a swivel seat, a square base decorated with an engraved geometric design, an openwork back with engraving on

Pair of Russian Silver Salt Cellars, 20th Century. Each marked 875. Height: 2.5cm. Upper diameter: 4.5cm. 78gr.

Dated 1885, and hallmarked in Cyrillic and marked silver 84 and trademarked, three splayed ball feet, etched banded design floral motif, bead trim, city mark for St Petersburg , measures app ht app 1.