RUSSIAN SOVIET ERA SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER LENINGRAD

A vintage Russian Soviet period silver tea glass holder featuring an oval medallion on the front with an engraved image of the Peter and Paul Fortress with the signature in Cyrillic below: Leningrad.

Pair of Soviet era Russian silver hot beverage holders for use with crystal or glass inserts. Features floral motifs and reticulation as well as an imposing Soviet structure on the front of the liner.

A polychrome filigree enameled Soviet silver tea set made in 1954 at the Leningrad Jewelry Factory consisting of: 1) A glass holder, 4" high (with the handle) x 3 3/8" dia., weight 200 grams. 2) A cup

A rare polychrome filigree enameled Soviet silver tea set made in 1954 at the Leningrad Jewelry Factory consisting of, a handled glass holder (4" high, weight 200 grams), a cup (3" high x 3 1/4" dia.,

Russian Railroad Tea Glass Holder Soviet Era USSR Lot of 2 Approximately 4 5/16 x 3 3/16 x 2 11/16 inches tall.

Vintage Soviet Silver (.875) USSR Glass Tea Cup Holder with engraved decoration.Measurements: 4 x 3 1/2 in.

Comprising: two silver tea glass holders, one is early Soviet, the other is 84 silver, both with engraved floral decoration, two kiddush cups, one is dated for 1895 and is Russian, the other is Austri

Three marked with 875 Kokoshnik, and one with later soviet marks H. 9.5 cm (3 1/4 in.) 335 g. Provenance: Personal collection of Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia, by descent. The following lo

This beautiful piece is Russian 875 silver with a gold wash. Niello band, etched design in a reticulated glass tea cup holder. It is nicely marked with star 875 and maker mark appearing to be KXKS. Me

A set of six Russian gilt silver tea holders with glasses. The figurative holders are decorated with chasing and niello decor. The glasses are made of cut crystal with hobstar pattern. Hallmarks with

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER This is a Russian silver tea glass holder with a molded border and an elaborately molded single handle. It's a fine Faberge item. When you touch and

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER This is a Russian silver tea glass holder with a molded border and an elaborately molded single handle. It's a fine Faberge item. When you touch and

RUSSIAN SILVER TEA GLASS HOLDER For your viewing pleasure, here is a cylindrical vessel, resting on a domed circular foot, with a loop handle. The front of the vessel is inset with a silver coin depic

Estate / Collection: Property of a California Collector Indistinct maker's mark, Moscow, 1899-1908 Cylindrical, with an angular handle, the front inset with a silver coin depicting Peter I on the obve

Russian Silver Tea Glass Holder, Marked on Base_x000D_ Dimension: 4 3/8 by 4 1/2 inches, 218 grams

Height: 4.75 in ~ 5 in.

Estate / Collection: Property of a California Collector Alexander Fuld, Moscow, 1890s Cylindrical, on a domed circular foot, with loop handle, the front inset with a silver coin depicting Nicholas II

A Russian silver tea-glass holder, by Ivan Petrovich Khlebnikov, Moscow 1908 - 1926, of cylindrical shape with harp shaped scroll handle, the body embossed on one side with a troika, 10cm, 5.16oz

A Russian silver tea glass holder, or podstakannik in Russian, adorned with engraved decorations to the body. Stands upon a raised stepped wide round form base, with a an angular handle. With a crysta

A Russian silver tea glass holder. The holder is ornamentally pierced in the upper part, Art Nouveau style. Hallmark with silver standard and the maker's mark is on the bottom of the item. There is a

Russian, 1894. An .875 silver tea glass holder with gilt interior and engraved decoration, full marks on underside; oah. 2.75 in., silver wt. 3.83ozt (119g).

Petersburg, 1904-1908. With art nouveau floral handles and bud form rim surrounding, also known as podstakannik. With impressed marks to the underside from Morozov workshop. H. 9.5 cm (3 3/4 in)

A pair of Russian silver handled tea glass holders or podstakanniks with cut crystal glasses. The holders are decorated with embossed bogatyrs and engraved stylized initials KN. Hallmark of 84 silver

The first Moscow, 1788, the second St. Petersburg, 1869, appx. 12 t.o. 3"h