Set 6 Russian Silver teaspoons 84 St Petersburg. 15cm

Set of 6 Russian Silver tablespoons 84 St Petersburg. 21cm

Russian Silver set of 6 Teaspoons – 84 Zoloniks. c1920. Note one spoon does not have the engraving on the edging. Each spoon measures 15cm and total weight is 176g.

Russian Silver 5 Teaspoons – 84 Zoloniks – c1930. Each spoon measures 11.5cm and total weigh is 54g

Russian Silver Cocktail Fork. 84 Zoloniks c1930. Un-identified assay mark. Measures 12cm and weighs 10g.

Russian Silver Pair of Cocktail Forks. 84 Zoloniks c1930. Measuring 12cm and 10.5cm and total weight is 26g.

Russian Silver Serving Spoon 84 Zoloniks c1920. The reverse of the bowl has a leafy engraving surrounding a design of a country farm house. Measures 17cm and weighs 48g.

Russian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon 84 Zoloniks c1920. With engraved edging. Measures 13cm and weighs 18g.

Russian Silver Tea Caddy Spoon. 84 Zoloniks with – Un-identified mark -(rAr) c 1910. The reverse of the bowl has an engraved leafy decoration. Measures 11cm and weighs 20g.

Russian silver spoon, the reverse of the bowl has an engraved leafy decoration indistinct assay mark. Measures 16.5cm and weighs 34g

Russian Silver Dessert Spoon 84 Zoloniks c1920. MAA – Un-identified mark. Measures 16.5cm and weighs 38g.

Pair Russian Silver Serving Spoons c1849. 84 Zoloniks. Russian Assay Mark A.T. over 1849 – Dimitry Ilyich Tverskoi – St Petersburg 1834-1851. Each spoon has a coat of arms emblem on the handle. Each spoon measures 21.5cm and total weight is 132g.

Russian Silver Spoon – personalised with a name – 84 Zoloniks c1910.  Measures 14.5cm and weighs 24g.

Engraved underside Russian Silver Sugar Castor Spoon. 84 Zoloniks – Moscow c1908 – Makers mark Hg – Un-identified. Measures 15cm and Weighs 40g

Set of 6 Embossed Russian Silver Teaspoons.  Makers mark BM Vasily Makalov Moscow 1823-1867 .  Fracet Calw - Each spoon measures 11.5cm.  Total weight of the 6 teaspoons is 138g.

Russian Silver Engraved Vodka Cup. 84 Zoloniks c1900. The cup also has initials engraved. Measures 5cm x 3.4cm and Weighs 24g

Pair Russian Silver Engraved Vodka Cups NP   c1910 - 84 Zoloniks  Each measures 4cm x 3cm. The Pair of cups weigh 26g.

Pair Russian Silver Kiddush Engraved Goblets – Moscow BC 84  from 1899. The First Kokodhnik Mark, Ivan Lebedkin Moscow from 1899. Each goblet measures 15.5cm x 4 cm. The pair of goblets weigh 128g. 84 Zoloniks = 875/1000.

Russian Silver 18 Pieces Matching Cutlery St.Petersburg 1880-1890. Silversmith Sm. Khlebnikov. 6 Knives, 6 Forks, 6 Spoons. 84 Zoloniks = 875/1000. Each Knife weighs 94g and measures 25cm, Each Fork weighs 78g and measures 21cm, Each Spoon weighs 82g and measures 21cm.