Russian silver and works of art

Silver

32 items

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A lobster spoon and an aspic server/ ice cream sickle, silver handles, mark of Grachev Brothers, St Petersburg 1908-26.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A Russian silver dish, mark of Aleksey Osipov, Moscow 1868.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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A Russian 17 psc silver cutlery, 19th century. Some marked Firm of Sazikov, St Petersburg 1857.

Estimate

5 000 SEK

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A chest of mainly Russian silverware, 60 pcs, also Sazikov and Ovchinnikov. 19th Century.

Estimate

1 500 EUR

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A parcel-gilt breadbasket, mark of Hlebnikov (Хлебников), Moscow 1873.

Estimate

500 EUR

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A Russian set of 6 parcel-gilt silver and niello vodka-cups, the Soviet Union/Russia, second half of the 20th century.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel bowl, mark of Chlebnikov, Moscow 1899-1908.

Estimate

8 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver and niello cigarette-case, import marks 1882-98.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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Russian silver-gilt mounts from bible, mark of Dmitrij Andrejew, St Petersburg 1835-1860.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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A set of twelve 19th century silver-gilt and cloisonné enameled tea-spoons, marked Gustav Klingert, Moscow 1880's.

Estimate

12 000 SEK

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IVAN GUBKIN, A lidded sugar bowl, mark of Gubkin (Губкинъ), Moscow 1846.

Estimate

600 EUR

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A Russian early 20th century icon with silverd brass rizza.

Estimate

6 000 SEK

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A Russian sweetmeat basket, assayer's mark of Aleksandr Yashinov (1795-1826), Saint Petersburg.

Estimate

400 EUR

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A Russian silver basket, Moscow 1857.

Estimate

5 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver coffee pot, unidentified makers mark, St. Petersburg 1886.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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A Russian silver jug, Saint Petersburg, latter half of the 19th Century, cyrillic mark PT.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A Russian 20th century silver-gilt and enamled salt-cellar, mark of Maria Semenova, Moscow 1908-1917.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver jug, mark of Michail and Semen Grachev, St. Petersburg 1908-1917.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver and niello box, mark of Nicolai Kemper, Moscow 1882.

Estimate

5 000 SEK

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A Russian 20th century silver-gilt and enamled salt-cellar, mark of Nicholai Zugeryev possibly, Moscow 1899-1908.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

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OLGA MUKHINA, A silver beaker, Moscow 1891.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A Russian enamelled silver salt cellar, Moscow, early 1900s.

Estimate

250 EUR

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver salt cellar, unidentified makers mark, St. Petersburg 1860.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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SERGEI REPIEV, A parcel-gilt silver confectionery basket, mark of Sergey Repiev, Moscow 1833.

Estimate

500 EUR

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Three Russian silver napkin rings, Saint Petersburg and Moscow, late 19th and early 20th Century.

Estimate

400 EUR

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A set of Russian silver spoons, 12+12+3, St. Petersburg 1889.

Estimate

5 000 SEK

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A Russian early 20th century set of ten silver-gilt and enamel tea-spoons, unidentified makers mark, Moscow 1899-1908.

Estimate

8 000 SEK

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A Russian silver bread bowl, Thomas Sohka, St. Petersburg 1839.

Estimate

4 000 SEK

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A Russian late 19th century silver-gilt and enameld tea-glass holder, unidentified makers mark, Moscow 1895.

Estimate

6 000 SEK

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A Russian silver teapot and a parcel gilt silver creamer, Gustav Lindgren and Elias Modig, St Petersburg 1826-27.

Estimate

6 000 SEK

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A Russian 20th century silver-gilt and enamled tea-spoon, unidentified makers mark, Moscow 1908-1917.

Estimate

2 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver vodka cup, Moscow 1888.

Estimate

4 000 SEK

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