Russian Silver Toasting Cup & English Silver Jar

Russian Silver Toasting Cup & English Enameled Silver Jar. 2.6 ozt. Dimensions: Cup 3" H Property from a private Cape Cod home (LMBO538/2)(MS)

A Collection of Silver Cups. Comprising four sterling silver cups, three Russian .84 silver cups, three English silver cups, three .875 silver cups, two Swedish silver cups, and a pair of Continental

(lot of 9) Judaica Kiddush beakers: (7) Russian .875 (84 zolotniki) cups, all late 19th c., varied marks and makers, including Aleksander Kasimirovich Vyrzhikovsky, Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky, each e

(lot of 6) Judaica silver Kiddush cups, various engraved patterns, (4) English sterling silver examples, varied makers, (two) London, (one) Birmingham, (one) Chester, (1) Russian .875 silver cup, mark

Russian 91 Silver Cup Goblet, Kiev, Late 19th Century. Engraved with urban landscape and foliage ornaments. Marked with silver marks for Kiev (Ukraine) and English import marks for London, dated 18

Vermeil interior, engraved ring foot. Together with English Georgain silver cream jug, hallmarked London, 1804, and Continental silver handled cup, total weight approx. 10 T.O., and a silver plated cr

2 forks, spoon, 2 teaspoons, 6 small cups, toasting cups. 2 pieces marked 84. The rest marked 800. Approx. 7.4 ozt, 231 grams. (5120)

Finely Executed Enameled Judaic Shabbat Kiddush Cup Toasting Beaker Hewbrew Writing "To Respect The Sabbath" Gold Gilt on Silver possibly Russian Polish Austrian or Israeli ? cloissone cloisonne pliqu

Late 19th century and later, including salts, small dishes, tea infusers, casters and cups, some with glass liners, [H 1/4" to 7" x L 1 1/2" to 6 1/2", total weighable silver excluding liners approxim

‘Spring Egg’ for the St. Petersburg Collection, enameled flowers on frosted crystal (scattered chipping to flowers), the egg opens to reveal a ‘yolk’ seated on an English sterling cup, adorned

Three Silver Cups 19th Century and Later comprising an American, English and Russian niello examples. American and English example marked for Sterling, Russian example marked with '84' standard 6 ozt

Lot of four 19th century antique English breakfast serving pieces. Including a toast holder, Elkington & Co. rotating butter dish and a Mappin & Webb biscuit jar. Also includes four egg cups on servin

This group of vintage men's furnishings include an English Figural shaving cup, shaving brush, comb in decorative Danish silver plate case, expanding bathroom mirror, beeker, barber jars, 2 harmonicas

Jones, E. Alfred. The Old English Plate of the EMPEROR OF RUSSIA. Privately printed by W. H. Smith & Son at the Arden Press, Letchworth ... 1909. Large quarto (12.5 inches tall), orig. 3/4 crushed bro

A beautiful rare extra-large Russian 84 silver cup decorated with a relief image of an Imperial double-headed eagle, on the front. Marked with Russian hallmarks, Silver standard mark, and Assay marks,

Antique Russian silver cup, made of 84 Silver, Saint Petersburg, 1830-1838: Möller Peter Andreas. Especially impressive and large cup, gilded with a wide base, narrow body that widens upwards. De

84 Russian silver cup and plate set with colored enamel with floral motifs, signed 84, in very good condition including the enamel, there is a slight crush on the bottom of the plate that was probably

Antique Russian silver cup, made of 84 Silver, Saint Petersburg, early 19th century. Firm large wide base, body widens upwards, silver gilded with Niello, decorated with grape clusters. Very good cond

ST. PETERSBURGH APPROX. 9.8 TROY OZ

Silver cup. Fine and early cup marked to underside. Marker's mark unkown. Dates 1700, Russia. 2 3/4 dia x 1 7/8h.

84 Russian Silver cup holder, has very nice engravings and dedications, marked

Russian Silver Cup and Saucer with etched decoration marked 84 along with other hall marks. Ht. 3" Dia. 5"

Hallmarked. One for Moscow, 1888, Viktor Savinsky assayer, unknown maker mark. 3.25"h. And one with Moscow mark, 1908-1926 with additional marks and "875". 3"h.

Moscow, 19th  century, engraved floral and foliate decoration, gilt interior, both marked "???", .875 fine, 5.50 oz. T., 3-3/4 in.