A RUSSIAN 84 STANDARD SILVER AND GLASS EWERSecond

Russian 84 Standard Silver Gilt Niello Tea Glass Holder. The cylindrical form cast in the Russian folk style with interlocking Cyrillic letters, centering a monogram, cast with an auricular handle, ra

One being colorless crystal with engraved lines and an inlaid figural bisque lid. Plus a presentation cut glass stein, the interior of the silver lid with Russian hallmarks for 84 standard silver, the

A fine pair of flower vases by K. Faberge executed in cut glass with silver mounts. Hallmarks: K. FABERGE, 84 Russian silver standard.Ca. 1900. Dimensions: H: 5 1/8 in., (13 cm.)

The surface is decorated with relief overlays: one in the form of a flying eagle with a shield in its claws, on which there is an engraving in Cyrillic and a stamp of 84 silver standards; the other is

Silver shot glass with enamel. Russia. Saint Petersburg. 20th century. 14x8 cm. Weight 247 g.Silver. Standard "84"

A Russian Silver Mounted Cut Glass Decanter Mark of the 22nd Artel, Moscow, Circa 1910 marked with '84' standard on cap and neck of bottle Height 6 7/8 inches.

Russian .875 Silver and Glass Center Bowl, Moscow, 1908-1926, mark of Khlebnikov, 84 zolotnik standard, of ovular shape, the open work panels decorated with flowers and foliage, flanking blank cartou

A Russian Silver and Cut Glass Eighteen Piece Gentleman's Grooming Set, 1886, Fully hallmarked with T.H. maker's mark, 1886 assayer's mark, 84 silver standard mark, St. Petersburg mark. Also has a Fre

A CUT-GLASS AND SILVER DECANTER AND SIX SILVER VODKA BEAKERS Russian, Moscow, 1908-1917 With engraved initials. Marked with assayer's mark, 84 standard and various master's marks. Hairline crack. 4.5/

Two Russian .875 Silver and Cut Glass Decanters, Moscow, 1908-1917, 15th Artel, maker, 84 zolotnik standard, both of baluster form, the collars applied with Neoclassical motifs, larger measures 9 1/2

A Russian Silver, Enameled and Cut Glass Inkwell Mark of Gustav Klingert, Moscow, 1895 marked with '84' standard on underside Diameter of base 4 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Mr. James L

A Russian sterling silver covered caviar bowl. The dish has two handles and a pierced geometrical design. Hallmark 84 and 850 silver standards, female profile, Brig and Gershman in Russian are on the

A Russian 84 standard silver fox form stirrup cupNichols & Plinke, St. Petersburgsecond half 19th centuryheight 3 1/4in (8cm); width 2 1/2in (6.5cm); depth 3in (7.5cm); weight approximately 7oz troy P

A (Lot of 2) Russian .84 silver oklad icons of Saints, including St. Tatiana and Archangel Michael, .each with 84 silver hallmark and a Cyrillic maker mark to the cover, 4.25"h x 3.5"w x .5"d

A Russian 84 standard silver gilt oklad icon depicting Saint Alexander Nevsky, the Patron Saint of Russian soldiers, as a military commander wearing a suite of armor, 4.5"h x 3.5"w

A Russian 84 standard silver Torah pointer, the cylindrical form decorated with a sleeved pointer finger at one end; the tapered form with cut out diamonds and raised bosses; at the other end, a moon

Russian 84 Standard Silver Notebook and Snuff Box Together with a Gold Filled Cigarette Case with Engraved Medallion {Length of longest Russian case 3 1/8 inches; dimensions of gold fill case 3 1/8 x

A Russian 84 standard silver gilt oklad icon depicting Saint Alexander Nevsky, the Patron Saint of Russian soldiers, as a military commander wearing a suite of armor, overall 9.5"h x 5.375"w x .5"d

Set of Seven Russian 84 Standard Silver Flatwares, Circa 1897: Including three dinner forks {length 8 5/8 inches}; three place spoons; and a silver handled knife {length 10 1/4 inches} {Total weighabl

Russian .84 standard silver spoon1.14 ozt

Moscow, mid 19th century; decorated with portrait medallions of Tsar Nicolas I and Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna; with maker's mark in Latin letters, 84 zolotniki mark, and St. George mark dated 1843 (

maker's mark M. Goldomir, Vilnius, 1864 (marked to underside, lid, and to front near lock; approximately 18 troy ounces; Condition: finial detached; no key; locked; 5 1/2 inches wide; 4 1/2 inches dee

maker's mark "HH" within an oval, St. Petersburg, 1849 (marked to underside and cover); approximately 21 troy ounces gross weight; Condition: cracking to insulators; a ding to handle; finial slightly

the ladle: maker's mark "P(?)A", assayer's mark "AK / 1880", Moscow city mark; with wooden handle (13 inches wide, 172 grams gross); the spoons: one with maker's mark "MT" and left-facing kokoshnik (8