1) Antique miniature Russian icon, 19th Century, Russia. Marked “1C”, “XC” in the upper corners of the silver facing and stamped “84” “4.75 silver” content in the lower left center and on the bottom edge. Mounted on a wood plaque. SIZE: 2” h. x 1-1/3” w. 2) Russian or Scandinavian enamel teaspoon, late 19th century (1882-1898), Russia. The spoon hallmarked “84-townmark-PT” for export. The bowl of the spoon, mid-point lozenge, and crown are all in sky blue enamel with delicate scrolling silver filigree. The marks are located on the side of the handle at the juncture of the bowl of the spoon. SIZE: 6-1/4” l. 3) Antique Russian enameled opium pipe, late 19th century, Russia. An unmarked example. The silver bowl with inverted rim continuing to a curved stem; both well enameled with scrolling floral vinery in shades of blue with red, white and mauve accent enamels. SIZE: 3” l. Condition: CONDITION: All pieces are very good.

CONDITION: All pieces are very good.