TWO RUSSIAN CLOISONNE & SILVER SALT CELLARS

the first: with white ground, marked for .88 silver, (2 1/4 inches diameter); the second: marked for .84 silver (1 3/4 inches diameter); approximately 3.4 troy ounces total gross weight;

A Russian silver salt cellar decorated throughout with the scrolling foliate cloisonne enamel designs and two blue beaded rims to up and down. Featuring the letterings in Cyrillic Bread and Salt. Stan

A Russian silver salt cellar decorated throughout with the scrolling foliate cloisonne enamel designs and two blue beaded rims to up and down. Feating the letterings in Cyrillic Bread and Salt. Stands

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 Russian gilt silver salt cellar shaped in the form of a pot and decorated with multi-color cloisonne enamel depicting a traditional floral motif. Hallmarked on the bottom with the 84 Russian silver

A Collection of Russian Silver. Comprising two .84 silver salt cellars, one .84 silver napkin ring, a set of three .875 silver spoons, a pair of .875 silver spoons, a pair of .875 silver cups and an .

Russian Silver-gilt Cloisonne & Champleve Enamel Salt Cellar with a Folk-Art Floral design and Cyrilic Inscription in turquoise to the mouth edge. the flat base with Russian silver hallmarks for Mikha

Two vintage Russian finely decorated salt dishes. Both are marked in Cyrillic. Dimensions: Tallest 1.5" Issued: circa 1950s-60s Country of Origin: Russia

A KHLEBNIKOV GILT SILVER AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL SALT-CELLAR, MOSCOW, 1908-1926 a Russian gilded silver and shaded cloisonne enamel open salt; enameled with colorful foliage; Cyrillic Maker`s Marks for I

A Russian silver salt and pepper set consisting of two joint chased cellars on feet with crystal glass boxes inside and a mounted handle in between featuring the Russian Imperial Warrant with the port

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

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

including two English silver with cobalt-blue glass salts, d. 3 in.; and a cobalt blue and gilt ceramic salt, probably Russian

DESCRIPTION: A group of (6) antique Faberge silver salt cellars composed of a silver foundation decorated with ornate designs, standing on four feet, inserted with etched glass bowls. Stamped undernea

DESCRIPTION: Pair of antique Faberge silver salt cellars composed of a silver foundation decorated with ornate designs, standing on four feet, inserted with etched glass bowls. Stamped underneath with

19th C. Set of Russian Silver Salt Cellars. H 1.5" X L 3" X W 1.5" / Spoon: L 3"

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

Russian silver salt cellar. - Russia, 20th cent. - 6,5x6,5x8 cm. Weight: 129 g. Silver. Enamels. Gilding. Hallmark of 88' fineness, master's mark "FK" (?, unreadable).

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

Russian Faberge Silver Salt Cellar With Spoon. Measures 1 inch high x 2 1/2 inches diameter.

A Russian silver salt cellar made in the form of a hollow stump. Hallmarks: 84 silver standard next to a woman's head in a kokoshnik, turned to the right, and other Russian hallmarks. Weight: 101 g. D

An elegant salt cellar by K. Faberge with small spoon decorated in suite.

Russian silver salt cellar or possibly a snuff box, coffin shape. Circa 1750-1880. Engraved by hand with the image of Christ on the top, and marked with Cyrillic letters and a stamp of a peasant woman