A Pair of Russian Silver Salt Cellars, Mark of K. Fabergé

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

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

Pair of Antique gilt Russian silver salt and pepper shakers. Figural mask and shell pad feet. Gadrooned borders. Hallmarked on base of feet. .84 mark. Faberge makers mark. 5-¼” high. 10.6 o

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

Salt cellars with floral decorated border. Workmaster mark for Stefan Vakeva. Also marked Faberge. Early 20th C. 294g. Dia. 5 cm (2 in.) Traces of gilding to interiors.

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

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

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

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

PAIR RUSSIAN SILVER AND GILT PLATED SALT CELLAR, SIGNED OKOMMET U2P30K. HEIGHT 1 1/4"; DIAMETER 2 5/8"

* A Russian Silver Cigarette Case Maker's Mark of K. Faberge, Master Mark of Anders Nevalainen, St. Petersburg, Early 20th Century the reeded fan decorated case with a side match compartment and a str

Russian Enamel Silver Salt Cellar. Marked with silver touch marks. 42.8 grams. 2.25" wide and 1.25" high

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).

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Model #1300, with date mark for 1874, bowl form, with squat conical lower half and bulbous upper half, with bright-cut and applied reeded banding, the inter

Pair of Gorham Sterling Silver Salt Cellars Model #1815, with date mark of 1881, bowl form with horizontal reeded band and vertical reeded rim, the interior gilt, monogrammed "EAW". h. 7/8", dia. 1-5/

A Russian silver salt cellar modeled as a pig with set gemstones to the eyes. With a decorated relief rim. Gold wash inside. Hallmarked underneath with 84 Russian silver proof and manufacturer marks.

A Russian Silver Salt Cellar In A Shape Of Pig. Hallmarked On Bottom With Russian Silver Standard Marks. Weight 79.3 g. Dimensions: 3 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 1 1/2" inAll measurements are approximate

di forma circolare con decorazioni geometriche sul bordo- usure Diam. cm 10- peso gr 95 A SMALL RUSSIAN SILVER, ENAMEL AND HARDSTONE DISH, MOSCOW, 1908-1917, MARK OF K. FABERGE' WITH THE IMPERIAL WARR

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER FIGURE of BULLDOG, RUBY EYES Russian Empire figurine of Bulldog. Marks: '84' for silver, K. FABERGE in Cyrillic and 'IP' for Julius Alexandrovitch Rappoport (1851-191

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER FIGURE of GEM SET GUINEA PIG Russian Empire figurine of gem set guinea pig with ruby eyes framed in gold. Marks: '84' for silver, K. FABERGE in Cyrillic and 'IP' for

Pair of Anders (Antti) Juhaninpoika Nevalainen Russian silver mounted wood photograph frames circa 1900. . St. Petersburg, with the Faberge mark of Anders Nevalainen. Each with beveled glass surrounde

4 Russian 84 Silver Ball Footed Salt Cellars. Etched leaves to center with a gadroon rim. Ball foot underside. Unidentified Russian maker mark, Kokoshnik mark identified as Kostroma. Weight Approx., 2

Salt cellars having touch marks to base. Each resting on 3 ball feet. 1.75 inches diameter.

Pair of Georgian James Gould English silver salt cellars. London city stamps, maker's mark of James Gould, date letter of 1726. Total approx. weight is 7.69 troy oz (gross). From a Tuckahoe, NY estate