Silver

The translation of "Серебряный подстаканник Иван-царевич" into English is "Silver cup holder Ivan Tsarevich."

Salt shaker. Silver, gold plating, enamel. Artel 11. Russian Empire (Russia)

Collectible silver plate featuring a portrait of the Swedish poet and writer Birger Sjöberg. Sweden, Malmö, workshop GEWE SILVERVARUFABRIKEN AB, 1976.

Inkwell, 1752, Russia, Saint Petersburg, belonging to the Russian Empress Elizabeth Petrovna Romanova (from the palace).

Silver Server. Bolin Sterling Silver Flatware

Bouillotte in the Empire style, Puiforcat, France, Paris, 19th century, silver, bone inlays.

Creamer produced by the jewelry workshop of K. Fabergé, Russian Empire.

Silver teapot by K. Fabergé, 1908-1926.

The text translates to "Purple Plum Jam from Buccellati" in English.

"Silver tray Bolin"

Silver icon of Saint Blessed Prince Daniel of Moscow

Tapio Wirkkala Silver Designer Pitcher and 6 Glasses

Punch set, Russia, Moscow. Company M.S. Volganinov.

Chinese silver export cup with saucer, featuring a dragon handle and shield. 19th century.

Silver Hunting Flask by Alexander Aniskin

Silver set of compotes Boy and Girl

TRAY Ø 36CM "ALTA" BEVERAGE TRAY Robbe & Berking

Vase with a swing handle, China, 136 g, 950 silver, height to the edge 3 cm, diameter of the bowl 14 cm, height to the raised handle 10 cm.

Silver vase with blackened decoration, Semenov. Russia, 1908 - 1917.

"Silver decanter by Alexander Aniskin 'Royal Hunt'"

Enamel Teaspoons in a Box

Silver vase 1928, W.A. Bolin

Fabergé "Coronation" paper holder

Candle holder Anna Pavlova, Fabergé, silver

"Robbe & Berking silver goblet"

Candle holder for one candle 24 cm Navette Silver

"Buccellati silverware"

"DECANTER. CRYSTAL, SILVER BOLIN"

The translation of "Серебряная ложка Василий Коноваленко" into English is "Silver Spoon by Vasily Konovalenko."

Rectangular tray with handle Schiavon Imperial (Impero)

The translation of "Серебряный кувшин" into English is "Silver pitcher."

Jewelry paper knife silver Montblanc

Milk jug produced by the jewelry workshop of K. Fabergé, Russian Empire.

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