TWO RUSSIAN SILVER CUPS. 1869 and 1880.

Two Russian Silver Cups, Late 19th - Early 20th Century. 1. footed, engraved and niello ornaments, late 19th century, marked, minor flaws, 9.5cm, 51gr. 2. Art Nouveau with engraved ornaments, 1896-190

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.

Two Russian .84 Silver Cups. Together with an unmarked silver cup. All three with enamel decorated crests Russian cup: 3 1/4" x 2" Wt of all three: 7.15 ozt

Assorted Russian and American Sterling Lot, comprising two Russian silver shot cups, a Whiting sugar bowl with bail handle, 3 Wallace individual ash receivers, a tiny shaker and a thimble (not silver)

Lot of two Soviet 875 silver cups, engraved with floral motifs. Upper diameter: 6-7 cm, height: 3-4 cm. Total weight: 97 grams. Marked.

Each with niello decoration, total weight approx. 6 T.O. Each 6-3/4"h

Each with niello decoration, total weight approx. 6 T.O. Each 6-3/4"h

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.

Two Antique Russian Imperial Silver Cups. First marked 84 for silver and initialed for silversmith, second marked 875 and initialed. Taller measures 3.5 inches.

A finely chased tea cup and saucer from Imperialist Russia made in 1880 with excellent hallmarks in .84 zolotnik silver (875 / 1000 parts silver) purity. The teacup has a gilt interior. The saucer is

Two elegant Russian antique silver tea glass holders. Depicting a floral design. Marked with Russian hallmarks. Weight 243.1 grams. Dimensions: Each cup holder is 3 3/4" in. Tall. All measurements are

A fine set of two Russian gilt silver Stirrup cups modeled as stag’s heads with antlers. Imperial Russian silver hallmarks "PO" with female head looking right and 84 zolotnik. Total weight: 8.1 oz.,

A fine set of two Russian gilt silver Stirrup cups modeled as stag’s heads with antlers. Imperial Russian silver hallmarks "PO" with female head looking right and 84 zolotnik. Total weight: 8.1

A fine set of two Russian gilt silver Stirrup cups modeled as stag’s heads with antlers. Imperial Russian silver hallmarks "PO" with female head looking right and 84 zolotnik. Total weight: 8.1

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

Two Russian .84 silver vodka cups, together with a sterling silver hinged lid salt. No liner in salt.

Two Russian silver enamel vodka cups and spoon. Enamel outer and one interior has gold wash. Spoon's bowl has gold wash. Cups are 1 1/2" diameter x 2" H. Spoon is 5 1/2" long.

Two 19th century Russian Silver Kiddush cups. One with bright cut and gilt decoration. One with bright cup decoration. Both marked. Tallest- 5-3/8" high. 5.4 troy ounces total.

Two Russian Soviet gilt silver coffee cups and saucers decorated with cloisonne enamel patterns. Hallmarked with the manufacturer and 916 Soviet silver proof marks. Also includes a silver plated goble

TWO RUSSIAN SILVER SERVING PIECES. Russian, c. 1880. The first, a cake server (10.7”) engraved on blade with house scene. The second a gilded niello spoon (7.5”).

Late 19th-20th century, Moscow Each hallmarked Including two Soviet-era metal plates, two Soviet era silver and gilt niello cups, and twelve demitasse/caviar spoons stamped for maker Vasily Agafonov a

Two rare silver cups, Gerardus Boyce (1796-1880, active c. 1814-1854), New York, NY, circa 1820-1840 Comprising a cup with flared rim on footed base, with scrolled handle, the body decorated with engr

Lot consisting of two Russian silver Kovsh and a saucer - Moscow 1867, 1869 and 1899-1908 a) 875/1000 silver kovsh, fully hallmarked Moscow 1899-1908, assayer Ivan Sergejevitsch Lebedkin, 84 zolotniks