Three Russian .84 Silver Footed Kiddush Cups.

Three Russian .84 Silver Footed Kiddush Cups. Together with a set of three Polish silverplate Norblin fruit knives, three silverplate kiddush cups, and an Italian silverplate Olri two handled cup whic

2 Russian 84 silver footed kiddush cups. Each cup marked 84 to side and has maker's marks and city marks to bottom. Tallest measures 3 1/4" (8cm). Total weight 1.5ozt (47g).

Three Russian .84 Silver Salt Cellars. Together with four Russian .84 silver kiddush cups (largest: 2.5" x 2") Wt of all: 4.70 ozt

Late 19th and 20th centuries, three are Russian and bear the 84 quality mark, the other five are sterling and nearly identical, the lot also includes sterling child's cup. Dimensions: From 2" to 3" in

A Collection Of Russian .84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Comprising five cups and two footed cups, all marked with Russian .84 silver standards Tallest: 4", Total Wt: 8.35ozt

A Russian Jewish silver Kiddush cup on three ball legs. With a niello decorated plate mounted to the body of the cup. Hallmarked with the 84 Russian silver proof mark and other manufacturer marks. Wei

The collection includes. 1. Four Russian examples in 84 standard silver having applied shield form emblems with enameling. 2. A footed example with applied florals and Star of David. 3. Four examples

Group of Three Silver Kiddush Cupsthe first, a Russian silver Kiddush cup marked "Sterling" and "84", exterior decorated with engraved Star of David and pastoral motifs, baluster form, raised on a ste

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

Six Russian .84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Each decorated with harvest symbols and one with a Star of David Tallest: 2.75" Wt of all: 8.85 ozt

Two Russian 84 Silver Kiddush Cups. Small - 4" high x 1 3/4" diameter, large - 5" high x 2 1/2" diameter. Weight - 4.23 troy oz.

Late 19th century Russian silver kiddush cup engraved with city scenes. Holds Russian 84 zolotnik mark and stamped for Moscow silversmith, circa 1885. Weighs approx. 1.39 ozt (43.2 grams). Measures ap

Antique Russian 84 Silver Kiddush Cup. Judaica goblet measures 6 inches in height.

Pair of Russian 84 silver kiddush cups depicting dancing male figures atop an open wooden barrel. Hallmarked to back. Each measures approx. 3-3/8" Tall. Total Collective Weight: 140.78 grams. Domestic

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 includes a sterling silver creamer and open sugar bowl, a sterling silver child's cup, two Russian 84 silver kiddush cups, and a small silver plate trophy-style cup. Sterling silver weight 8.91 oz

A six (6) piece vintage Russian 84 silver figural Judaica Kiddush and shot cup vessel set. Features traditional Jewish dancing musician figures with klezmer instruments, surmounting barrel shaped cups

2 Pc. Russian 84 Silver Footed Vodka Cups. Measures - 2 1/2" high. Weight - 41.1 grams.

Russian 84 silver footed vodka cup with engraved (niello?) decoration. Hallmarked Moscow with assayer's mark "B.C. 1878" (Vladimir Stepanovich Smirnov) and 84 standard mark. 875 silver. Good condition

Russian 84 875/1000 silver cup, possibly marked for Serge? Ivanovich Nazarov, Moscow, 1890, having an engraved body, and rising on ball feet, with stamped hallmarks to the underside. Provenance: From

It is in overall very good condition excluding dents in the base & on the lower side. It is dated 1864. It is about 2 3/8 inches high & 2 ¼ inches wide. It weighs just over 1.65 troy ounces. Ther

Late 19th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver kiddush cup. With engraved floral and architectural designs. Hallmarked and stamped, dates to Kiev circa 1880. Measures approx. 2-3/4" H. Weighs approx. 1.

Antique Russian imperial 84 silver kiddush cup, Kiev, 1908-1926, decorated with handcrafted engravings in the pattern of houses and plants, stamped twice: bottom and near the top rim with two stamps:

Antique Russian silver kiddush cup. Marked 84 and holds maker's mark for Itska Lozinsky to underside. Measures 3" (7.5cm) height. Total weight 50g.