SILVER. Russian Silver 19th C Salt Throne.

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

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 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

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

Circa 1865. Parcel gilt silver. Stamped 84, with maker’s name in crylic. Estimate $600-800

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

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.

A fine Russian Imperial late 19th century salt cellar bowl made of gilded silver and decorated with highly detailed cloisonne enamel floral patterns in shades of blue, pink, red and white. The exterio

A late 19th century open salt with three ball feet and an early 20th century enameled box. Dimensions:The box is 1 3/4" in diameter and 1/2" tall, the salt is 2" in diameter and 1 1/2" tall. The total

Marked 84 , with maker's initials in crylic. Estimate $500-600

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. Set of Russian Silver Salt Cellars. H 1.5" X L 3" X W 1.5" / Spoon: L 3"

Russian, late 19th century. An 875 silver salt cellar by Faberge in the shape of a fish, marked for maker, assay mark AC 1896 for Aleksandr Vladislavovich Skovronsky of Moscow, and 84 hallmark on unde

Pair of mid-19th century Russian, Moscow, silver open salt dishes. Total weight 1.985 ozt. In good condition.

(Lot of 2) 19th century Russian .875 silver-gilt salt shovel surmounted by a shell accented handle; togethr with a Russian .875 silver fruit spoon, the handle accented with a coat of arms, 2.07 troy o

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. An elegant gilt silver salt cellar with miniature spoon and sparing cloisonne details. The cellar is gilded on the interior and in a ring around the exteri

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

Russian, late 19th century. A group of five .84 silver drinking vessels, including three beakers and two footed cups, all with engraved decoration, and three footed salts. Each piece with full impress

Set of 3 Russian silver individual salts and 2 spoons in original fitted wood box, St. Petersburg, late 19th century, 2.40 ozt.

84 zolotniki (.875 silver). Place spoons, forks, teaspoons, open salts, salt spoons, and communion spoons, including engraved, enameled, twist handle, and niello pieces, circa mid 19th century-1918 ma

8pc Judaica Lot of Russian Polish Items, Including 5- 84 Silver Kiddush Cups Plus Salt & Pepper. 19thC. Including Nielo, no sterling. Total Weight- 52.6g/8.1ozt. Dimensions- Tallest- H-4".

Circa 19th Century Russian enameled champleve signed salt cellar & matching spoon . Exceptional design with scrollwork & floral motifs. Tri ball feet. Both signed RK with 84 Silver remark. 1.06 Ozt

A LARGE SILVER-GILT AND CHAMPLEVƒ ENAMEL SALT CELLAR Russian, Moscow, Dmitri Alexandrovitch Egorov, late 19th century Circular, enamelled with stylised foliage within geometric borders. The rim with

This beautiful antique Russian silver icon "St. Elena and St. Constantine" was painted on wood with egg tempera paint in mid 1800's. The miniature icon is painted with great detail and preserved very