Russian Silver & Works of Art

Silver

29 items

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A silver tea strainer spoon/ sprinkle spoon, maker's mark Carl Magnus Ståhle, Saint Petersburg 1845.

Estimate

150 EUR

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A Rococo silver sugar casket, unidentified maker's mark Cyrillic S.F, assay master Andrei Andreyev, Moscow 1775.

Estimate

800 EUR

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A fish server in silver, maker's mark of Erik Wilhelm Sällström, Saint Petersburg 1847.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A russian silver brooch, St Petersburg circa 1900.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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A Russian silver tray, Moscow, maker's mark IV. Unclear year mark, assay master mark Aleksandr Kudrin (1878-82).

Estimate

2 000 EUR

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A Russian late 19th / early 20th century parcel-gilt silver cream-jug.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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A Russian silver-gilt icon, "Virgin of Tolga", unidentified makers mark, Moscow 1835.

Estimate

12 000 SEK

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A Russian parcel-gilt silver bowl, Moscow 1837, maker's mark cursive I.E. Assay master Andrey Kovalsky.

Estimate

400 EUR

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Five pieces of Russian silver cutlery, ca. 1896-1926.

Estimate

400 EUR

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A Russian silver cream jug, Moscow 1830s. Unidentifies master.

Estimate

250 EUR

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A set of silver forks and spoons, 6+6, Riga early 1900s and Saint Petersburg 1893.

Estimate

400 EUR

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A silver breadbasket, maker's mark J.V. presumably Jacob Friedrich Voigt, Saint Petersburg, Russia 1849.

Estimate

1 300 EUR

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Two Russian spoons in gilt silver and silver, makers' marks of Konstantin Petz 1848, Vasilij M. Ashmarin 1888, Moscow.

Estimate

150 EUR

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A 12-piece set of silver cutlery, a pair of salt cellars and salt spoons, Russia, around the turn of the 20th century.

Estimate

700 EUR

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Three Russian silver tea strainer/ sprinkle spoons, late 19th to early 20th century.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A silver tray, mark of Karl Järveläinen, Saint Petersburg 1872.

Estimate

1 500 EUR

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A pair of parcel-gilt silver salt cellars, maker's mark of John Friedrich Drevsen, Saint Petersburg, Russia 1829.

Estimate

700 EUR

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A lidded silver sugar bowl, Moscow, Russia 1807. Cyrillic maker's mark FS, Fyodor Serebrianikov.

Estimate

800 EUR

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A Russian three-piece silver coffee set, assay master mark of Alexandr Ilyich Yashinkov, Saint Petersburg 1816.

Estimate

1 500 EUR

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A silver sugar bowl, unknown maker's mark F.G, assay master mark Dimitri Ilyich Tverskoy, Saint Petersburg, Russia 1842.

Estimate

400 EUR

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An Orthodox liturgical parcel-gilt silver blowing horn, Russia 1870s.

Estimate

250 EUR

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A silver teapot, maker's mark of Mathias Skytt, Saint Petersburg Russia 1865.

Estimate

650 EUR

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Johann Wilchelm Ludwig, A pair of Russian silver candlesticks, marked Ludvig, Saint Petersburg, 1833.

Estimate

1 300 EUR

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Footed beaker in silver-gilt niello, Moscow 1845. Unidentified maker. Assay master Andrey Antonovich Kovalsky.

Estimate

150 EUR

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A late 18th-century silver teapot with a Karelian birch handle, Saint Petersburg 1791. Assay master Nikifor Moshchalkin.

Estimate

1 400 EUR

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A silver sugar bowl, 1825 and a Hlebnikov silver spoon, early 1900s, both from Moscow.

Estimate

400 EUR

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A Russian silver teapot, Moscow 1846. Unidentified maker's mark I.c.

Estimate

700 EUR

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A footed parcel-gilt silver bowl, Saint Petersburg, assay master Aleksandr Jaschinkov, 1795-1825.

Estimate

300 EUR

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A russian parcel-gilt silver bowl, mark of Carl Johan Tegelsten, assay master Dimitry Tverskoy, St Petersburg 1846.

Estimate

6 000 SEK

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