RUSSIAN ST. PETERSBURG 875 SILVER FOOTED BOWL

Russian .875 silver footed bowl/ compote, Savaref, Saint Petersburg, c.1829, assay master's initials for Mikhail Mikhailovich Karpinksy, 84 zolotniki standard hallmark, gadrooned rim, over engraved ar

DESCRIPTION: Antique 875 silver bowl by Pavel Akimov Ovchinnikov fashioned as a woven basket mounted on four spherical feet and featuring a bear's head handle on either of its short sides and finished

Grachev Brothers (Mikhail, Simon & Grigory Grachev, 1889-1918), Russian St. Petersburg 1882-1899.875 silver Rococo style serving fork, having maker's mark, city mark, and 84 standard mark to back. App

Soviet Russian .875 silver 3pc.; tri-footed sugar bowl with handle and two niello decorated salt bowls. All with gilt interior. 6.913 ozt.Dimensions: 2 1/2"H x 5 1/2"diam (larger)

MK CP 1834 Russian 875 Silver St Petersburg Gilded Ivory PitcherDescription:Offering a MK CP 1834 Russian 875 Silver St Petersburg Gilded Ivory Pitcher.One makers mark is Mathias Kilpelainen and CP is

Fourth-quarter 19th Century Marked for St. Petersburg / .875 silver The ovoid centerpiece with repousse rocaille motifs, reticulated accents, and two centered cartouches fitted with a shaped brass l

St. Petersburg, Imperial Russia, 84 zolotnik (875 silver) hot water kettle with a bail handle, decorated with lobed swirls, and locking stand, makers mark Cyrillic P&Co. 16.25"h, and 68.44 ozt overall

Three pieces of 19th century Silver tableware. Includes an American Sterling footed bowl with pierced cyclamen decoration, a Russian .875 Silver beaker vodka cup with landscape decoration, and a Frenc

Russian .875 Silver Mug, St. Petersburg, 1882, maker's mark 'Cг', Ivan Yevstigneyev, assayer, the mug with basketweave pattern and vine form handle, the interior gilded, monogrammed and dated t

St. Petersburg, 84 zolotniki (.875 silver), by Grachev Brothers, Imperial Court vendors. Punch ladle with 1896 assayer and cyrillic "KR" makers marks. Flatware set comprising forks (6) and a spoon, wi

The hallmarks on this Russian desk accessory indicate that it was made after 1908 in St. Petersburg, Russia, the metal portion of which is 87.5% pure silver, marble base appears to be from the Ural Mo

A RUSSIAN SILVER-MOUNTED CUT CRYSTAL BOWL, FABERGE, ST. PETERSBURG, 1898-1908 round, with a ribbed rim, the crystal cut into a star motif with a foliate fan design, marked with 84 standard, maker's ma

A Russian silver and hardstone bowl bearing St. Petersburg 1898 - 1903 marks the circular silver bowl with stylised leaf rim, highlighted with three naturalistically modelled ram's heads, the black ha

Russian Trompe L'oeil .875 Silver Mug, St. Petersburg, 1882, Christian Tepponen, maker Ivan Yevstigneyev, assayer, 84 zolotnik standard, the mug with basketweave pattern and vine form handle, the int

Imperial Russian .875 Silver Gilt Tea Strainer, St. Petersburg, maker PJS, 1893 assay mark, 84 zolotnik mark, l. 5 3/4 in., wt. 2.10 troy ozs.

Russian Silver "Meteorite" Trinket Box marked St. Petersburg, 1859, assayer Aleksandr Nikolayevich Mitin, the maker's marks obliterated, 84 zolotnik (.875) silver, in the form of a meteorite, with hin

Russian (St. Petersburg), late 19th century. A gilt silver tea strainer with polychrome enamel decoration, by Grachev Bros., impressed in bowl with maker, assay and city mark; lg. 6.25 in.

Russian .875 Silver Gilt Samorodok Cigarette Case, St. Petersburg, 1908-1917, marks for Faberge, workmaster Anna Ringe, 84 zolotnik standard, rectangular with rounded corners, with cabochon thumbpiec

Russian Nicholas I Silver Water Pitcher 1845, St. Petersburg, assayer Mikhail Mikhailovich Karpinski, maker's mark "Henze", 84 zolotnik (.875) silver, of ovoid form, the lower half gadrooned, the shap

DESCRIPTION: Second half 19th century, mark of Erik August Kollin (1836 - 1901 St. Petersburg) and 88 standard mark bowl. The body overall enameled with florals, accented with silver geometric pattern

1874, St. Petersburg Assayer's mark of Josef Sosnkowski, maker's mark: L. Majekowicz, with additional 84 kokoshnik and rubbed circular marks Each of knopped cylindrical form, chased and repousse decor

A 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN SILVER BOWL with pressed figural panels - hallmarked 84 and dated 1877 probably St. Petersburg (16cm diameter 7cm high )

Rare set of 12 silver spoon retailed by Brothers Gratchev, St. Petersburg in the original wooden (oak) box. Origin: Imperial Russia, 19th – 20th century. 84 zolotniki (.875 silver). Weigth (sil

875 silver, bearing the Second Kokoshnik mark for St. Petersburg (1908-1926), and Latin J.A for maker Johan Allenius, both twice struck, the deco geometric reeded case bears a gold-set sapphire caboch