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FABERGÉ, A RUBY SET SILVER AND SILVER GILT KOVSH WORKMASTER JULIUS RAPPOPORT, CIRCA 1890 The shaped rectangular bowl with a stylized duck's head shaped handle with cabochon ruby eyes, with similarly ruby set band around the rim and raised prow, the base set with a one rouble coin depicting Peter the Great dated 1724, marked under base with 'Fabergé' in Cyrillic and workmaster initials JR in Cyrillic, 88 standard Size/dimensions: 9.0cm long Gross weight: 190.2 gramsProvenance: Private Collection Purchased from Wartski, December 1997 Condition Report: Gilding worn throughout. Scratches and nicks and a small gouge to rear corner. Tail slightly bent. Some rubbing and abrasion to rubies. Lightly scratched number 1949A. Condition Report Disclaimer

This finely detailed bisque porcelain figurine by the Gardner Porcelain Factory of Russia depicts a seated man drinking from a kovsh, a traditional Russian ladle, with a large wooden barrel beside him. He is dressed in a light blue patterned tunic, black trousers, and traditional woven bast shoes, with intricate detailing that brings the scene to life. The expressive facial features and textured elements of the piece reflect the exceptional craftsmanship for which Gardner was renowned. The underside bears the factory's mark, confirming its authenticity and historical significance. No. 8. 626 marked on the side.Issued: Late 19th centuryDimensions: 5.5"HCountry of Origin: RussiaCondition: Age related wear. As is.

MARIA SEMENOVA; a Russian 84 grade silver floral enamelled kovsh, Moscow circa 1890, length 8cm, approx 1.6ozt/50g.

A Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh early 20th century, of typical form, enamelled with floral decoration,7.7cm long4.6cm deep3.5cm highCondition ReportSome chips and losses to the enamel. No major dents. Minor knocks, wear and rubbing throughout. Total weight 49g. Please see additional images. 

Two Gardner bisque porcelain figures c.1880, Russian, Verbilki, Moscow, of a peasant woman churning butter,red printed factory marks, impressed no. 3,15.5cm highand a peasant man,drinking from a Kovsh, beside a barrel, red printed factory marks, impressed no. 8,15cm highCondition ReportNo chips. The lid to the barrel beside the peasant man has been entirely reconstructed and repaired.

engraved in Cyrillic with a cross (on the handle) and biblical text (on the kovsh)Hallmark: silver marks '84' and 'woman in kokoshnik facing right', goldsmith's hallmark 'KK' for Kuzma KonovH. 5 cm, L. 12.5 cm, Diameter 7.2 cmgross weight: 96.72 gr.Konov Kuzma Ivanovich, master silversmith, executed commissions from 1891 to 1917. He is best known and appreciated by collectors for his silver icon oklad decorated with enamel and inlaid with precious stones

Charmant petit kovsh en vermeil et émail cloisonné, poinçon de Fabergé, début XXe s., orfèvre probablement Feodor Rückert, de forme ronde avec anse vertical ajouré, au décor de tête de fleurs et de feuillages en volute stylisés, poinçon avec privilège impériale, kokoshnik 88, ciselé de la date 21 mars 1911 avec initiales, et un numéro 'scratch', long. 5.1 cm 32 g.

Kovsh en argent et émail cloisonné, poinçon du 20ème artel, Moscou circa 1908, au décor dans le goût art nouveau de fleurs en cartouche, spirales, éventails et de frises de feuillages et de baies stylisés, kokoshnik 84, poinçon d'importation 84 ztns de la République d'Estonie avant 1924, long 17,7 cm 237g

Kovsh en vermeil et émail cloisonné dans le goût art nouveau, poinçon du 11ème artel, Moscou, début XXe s., au décor de fleurs avec feuillage en volute dans des cannelures à fond amati, les bords avec frises de spirales, de volutes et de baies, kokoshnik 84, 1908-1917, poinçon d'importation français long. 18,5 cm 348g

Niello-Kovsh (Kowsch), 84 Zolotniki, Russland, Moskau, wohl Mitte 19. Jh., reliefiertes und nielliertes Dekor sowie umlaufende kyrillische Inschrift, verso gepunzt: Feingehalt, Stadtmarke, Herstellerzeichen und Prüfmarke (verschlagen, wohl Ivan Vasilyevich Avdeyev). H.: ca. 5 cm, L.: ca. 12 cm, Gewicht: ca. 127 g, leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.

A PAIR OF MODERN BLANC DE CHINE STYLE TABLE LAMPS(untested), a pottery Buddha, and other ceramics, including glazed pottery 'Kovsh' vessels

Silver kovsh 20 artels with painted enamel on filigree, in the style of Russian Art Nouveau, with the motif of germinating and blossoming flowers. Moscow, 20 Artel, 1908-1917 Silver; polychrome painted enamel on filigree, gilding. Hallmarks: 84 samples with "a female head in a kokoshnik, facing right” with the code of the Moscow assay department, artels - "20A”. Condition: in good condition, professional restoration of enamel near the side, microslips. Dimensions: height - 3.5 cm, length along the spout and handle - 7.9 cm. Weight 48 g. Width: 7.9cm, Height: 3.5cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 0.048kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Cloisonne enamel, Gilding, ID: ID-ANTQ-6038

Russian stained glass enamel kovsh in silver, in the shape of a 17th century cup with neo-Byzantine church decoration and a horizontal patterned handle. The ornament alternates segments of a plant motif and a firebird. The color scheme uses 5 shades of stained glass enamel. 84 standard silver. Other marks are illegible, presumably P. Ovchinnikovs factory. Weight: 47 gr. Width: 9cm, Height: 3.5cm, Depth: 6.5cm, Weight: 0.047kg, Condition: Good, Material: Enamel, ID: ID-ANTQ-5015

Russian silver Kovsh with an enamel pattern, made using cloisonne enamel technique. Residual gilding.Hallmarks: stamp-name NS corresponding to the owner of the silver institution Strulev Nikolai Fedorovich known in the period 1883 - 1908; letters AA - the initials of the assay master Anatoly Apollonovich Artsibashev (Moscow, 1891-1896). The number 1896 is the year of stamping. The number 84 certifies 84 standard silver. George the Victorious is the hallmark of the Moscow Assay Office.Weight: 102g L-11cm. Width: 11cm, Height: 4cm, Depth: 6cm, Weight: 0.1kg, Condition: Signs of wear commensurate with age, Material: Silver 84, Cloisonne enamel, Gilding, ID: ID-ANTQ-3524

Russian silver kovsh with floral enamel decoration on a dark background, gilding and with a dominant blue tone.Hallmarks: P. Ovchinnikov. Moscow, last quarter of the 19th century. 84 silver sample. H-4.5cm. L-12cm. B-7cm. Weight: 106gr. Width: 12cm, Height: 4.5cm, Depth: 7cm, Weight: 0.2kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Cloisonne enamel, Gilding, ID: ID-ANTQ-3762

A unique Russian silver kovsh in the Art Nouveau style, made at the beginning of the 20th century by the famous silversmith Alexander Vyakeva for the renowned firm of K. Faberge. The kovsh is distinguished by its exquisite form, reminiscent of an ancient Russian boat descended from the drawings of Ivan Bilibin, which gives it a characteristic historical and cultural shade inherent in the Art Nouveau period. Particular attention is drawn to the decorative elements located along the sides of the product, made in the form of shields, inlaid with natural Jasper cut cabochon, which give the kovsh a unique shine and elegance. The handle of the ladle is made in an intricate form imitating the stern and rudder of an ancient boat. Hallmarks: K. Faberge under a double-headed eagle - a hallmark indicating that the ladle belongs to the St. Petersburg branch of the jewelry firm of Karl Faberge, which was famous for its luxurious and refined products, the hallmark of the St. Petersburg Assay District used in the period from 1908 to 1917, consisting of the letter a, a woman`s head in a kokoshnik, turned to the right with the numbers 84 located in an oval shield. The master`s name with the initials in Latin AW corresponding to the hallmark of the famous silversmith Alexander Vyakev. Inventory number 18458 is an important element for identifying and recording products of the firm of K. Faberge. The presentation ladle is a magnificent example of the Russian jewelry tradition of the early twentieth century, combining art, history and high craftsmanship. It is a rare and valuable exhibit made for the famous Faberge firm. Dimensions: height 11 cm, width 13 cm, length 28 cm, weight - 625 grams. Width: 28cm, Height: 11cm, Depth: 13cm, Weight: 0.625kg, Condition: Very good, Material: Silver 84, ID: ID-ANTQ-11166

Silver kovsh of Pavel Ovchinnikov with enamels. Made in the form of a liturgical bowl under the influence of Greco-Roman style. The round flat vessel with a horizontal handle is provided with stiffening ribs and is decorated along the body with a belt of a geometric pattern with a ruby glass cabochon. The handle is decorated with an enamel cross with a hawk inside. Full mark of P. Ovchinnikov under the double-headed eagle. Moscow 84 sample of silver 1899-1908. Assay master Ivan Lebedkin. Length 14.5 cm. Weight: 145 grams. Width: 14.5cm, Height: 3.5cm, Depth: 9cm, Weight: 0.145kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Champleve enamel, ID: ID-ANTQ-6503

Cloisonné-KowschSilber, teilw. emailliert. Ovaler, gedrückt bauchiger Korpus mit gekantetem Griff. Wandung umzogen von floralem Dekor aus polychromer Zellenschmelzemaille. Gest. 84, Meister "20A". Gew. ca. 225 g. H. 7,5 cm. 17 cm x 10,5 cm.A Russian cloisonné silver kovsh. Standard mark 84, master´s mark "20A".Russland. Moskau. Um 1900.

FIVE BOXES OF MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS to include two boxes of light bulbs, a box of vintage porcelain dolls comprising three clowns, one Valentina Collection 'Hannah,' and two female dolls, five plastic pull back buses, four vintage toy cars, and two boxes of assorted decorative items to include two boxed 'Royal Collection' trinket boxes, an Aynsley 'Henley' teacup and saucer, a quantity of continental floral and gilded tea wares, a Royal Winton cake stand, a pair of decorated bamboo plates, a quantity of decorative jugs and ornaments, and a lacquered 'kovsh' (5 boxes) (s.d)

Kleiner Plique-à-jour-Kowsch (Trinkgefäß), Norwegen, Bergen, Marius Hammer (1847 - 1927), um 1900 Silber. Runder Stand. Im Spiegel blaue Emaille auf guillochiertem Fond. Die Wandung in Form eines Schiffes aus roter, blauer, lilafarbener und grüner Fensterglasemaille gearbeitet und mit geometrischen Motiven und Blüten dekoriert. Zwei Handhaben in Form von Pferdeköpfen. Unterseite gestempelt mit Feingehalt ''930S'' und Meistermarke. Länge 12,2 cm, Gewicht 69,7 g. A small Norwegian silver plique-à-jour kovsh (drinking vessel), Bergen, Marius Hammer, circa 1900 A small Norwegian silver plique-à-jour kovsh (drinking vessel), Bergen, Marius Hammer, circa 1900 Silber. Runder Stand. Im Spiegel blaue Emaille auf guillochiertem Fond. Die Wandung in Form eines Schiffes aus roter, blauer, lilafarbener und grüner Fensterglasemaille gearbeitet und mit geometrischen Motiven und Blüten dekoriert. Zwei Handhaben in Form von Pferdeköpfen. Unterseite gestempelt mit Feingehalt ''930S'' und Meistermarke. Länge 12,2 cm, Gewicht 69,7 g. Condition: II +

RUSSIAN KOVSH, 88 silver gilt and coloured enamels HA makers mark, 120g A.88 silver gilt enamel egg 76gr and two 91 silver gilt enamel caddy spoons. (4)

KOVSH MIT CLOISONNÉDEKOR. Russland. Datierung: Anfang 20. Jh. Technik: Silber. Transluzides und opakes Cloisonnédekor. Gewicht: Ca. 220g. Maße: Höhe 8,5cm, Länge 16,5cm. Marke: Feingehalt 84 mit undeutlichem Kokoschnik, weitere Marken verschlagen.Erläuterungen zum Katalog Russland Russland Silber Voraussichtliche Versandkosten für dieses Los: Deutschland: 36,00 Euro inkl. 5,75 Euro MwSt EU: 55,00 Euro inkl. 8,78 Euro MwSt Weltweit: 110,00 Euro inkl. 17,56 Euro MwSt zzgl. Versandversicherung

A Russian gold jewelled carved nephrite kovsh, in the style of Faberge, the two-colour gold handle with applied diamond set double-headed eagle motif over a ground of red guilloché enamel, to a hand engraved border, mounted on carved nephrite jade. Spurious maker's mark, Russian 56 zolotnik hallmark. In a fitted box by Bentley & Co., New Bond Street, W1 10.30 x 5.30 x 3.80cm Condition ReportIn very good condition.No damage to the carved nephrite. Enamel integral. Stones all present.Tarnish to silver surface in the setting.A couple of fine hairline cracks visible under UV torch. 

Russian Silver and Enamel Kovsh. Stamped with Kokoshnik 84 Mark and makers mark 'NX' (N in reverse'. Length: 7.6cm

Kovsh of traditional shape, with engraved Imperial double-headed eagle with the monogram of Alexander I with assay master’s mark in Cyrillic ‘MK’ for Karpinsky Mikhail Mikhailovch (1800-1824), above the date 1819, 84 silver standard silver, engraved, gilt L. 22.5 cm

A late-19th century Russian silver gilt and cloisonné and champlève enamel presentation punch bowl and five kovsh, by Ivan Saltykov, Moscow circa 1899, retailed by Fabergé, circular baluster form, with varicoloured foliate scroll decoration, on a matted background, rope-work borders, with two cartouches inscribed 'Presented to the officers 21st Pioneers by Captain N.M.C. Stevens on promotion Moscow 11th February 1899', the top enamelled in Russian 'Peter I ordered to drink', the kovsh with similar decoration and with hanging hook ends, in the original fitted Faberge case, diameter of bowl 18.5cm, height 13,5, length of kovsh 11cm, approx. total gross weight 35oz. (6)Provenance: Acquired by Nathaniel Melhuish Comins Stevens (1868 –1954) in 1899. By descent to the present owner. Nathaniel Melhuish Comins Stevens was commissioned from RMC Sandhurst into the Indian Army in 1890. By 1895, he started a three-year language course in Moscow. But these studies were interrupted when, at his own expense, he returned to serve in his Regiment during the Afghan War of 1897- 1898. Upon his return to Moscow to complete his course, he was due for promotion to Captain. At that time, it was customary for officers to present a piece of silver to their Regiment on promotion to Captain. Stevens purchased the present lot for his Regiment, and for many years it stood on a centre table in the entrance hall of the Officers' Mess. During a Ladies' Guest Night, a woman was seen by a Mess servant putting one of the kovshi from the set into her handbag. This was reported to the Mess Committee, who then considered if and how they should attempt to recover the kovsh without a public scandal. However, the history of their deliberations has not survived, and the kovsh was never recovered.During WW1 Colonel Stevens commanded the 107th Pioneers in Flanders and the Middle East. On his retirement he was awarded the CMG and the Russian Order of St Anne, Second Class, with swords for valour.In 1933 the Regiment was disbanded, and items of silver that had been presented to the Officers' Mess over the years were returned to their donors. This set has remained in the family ever since.

A KARL FABERGE WHITE METAL AND ENAMELLED KOVSH, the scrollwork foliage enamelling in the Art Nouveau manner, stamped to underside, 9.5cm long, 125 grams; a white metal and enamelled egg, with gilt lined interior, 76 grams; together with a silver plated and enamelled swing handled basket. (3)

Schwerer KowschSilber. Runde, gedrückt bauchige Laffe, übergehend in langen Griff. Korpus mit reliefiertem Blattranken- und Vogeldekor. Innen vergoldet. Gest. 84, 875, Beschauzeichen, Herstellerzeichen. Gew. ca. 235 g. L. 18,5 cm.Vgl. Goldberg, Nr. 958.A Russian silver kovsh. Gilt inside. Standard mark 84, 875. Maker´s mark.Russland. St. Petersburg. Pawel Akimow Owtschinnikow. Letztes Viertel 19. Jh.

Kleiner Cloisonné-KowschSilber, teilw. emailliert. Ovaler, gedrückt bauchiger Korpus mit gekantetem Griff. Wandung umzogen von floralem Dekor aus polychromer Zellenschmelzemaille. Gest. 84, Meister "MC". Gew. ca. 110 g. H. 5 cm. 11 cm x 7 cm.A Russian cloisonné silver kovsh. Standard mark 84, master´s mark "MC".Russland. Moskau. Um 1900.

A Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh, decorated in polychrome enamels with flowers and scrolling leaves, 10cm long, kokoshnik mark; a salt spoon (2)

A Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh, applied with wires and decorated in tones of turquoise, red, blue, green and white, 8.5cm long, Cyrillic mark, c.1900

A set of four late 19th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver kovsh cups, with engraved initials, unknown assay master, St. Petersburg, master Lyeoba Dolgin?, 10.4cm, 7.5oz.**conditionreport**Small repair to the body just below the handled on one. Marks clear.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

Kleiner Kovsh mit Goldmünze Katharina II.Wohl St. PetersburgL. 8,2/H. 8,3 cm14kt Rot- und Roségold (56 Zolotnik), punziert und Stadtmarke. Im Boden eingesetzte Goldmünze mit Zarin Katharina II, am Henkel Besatz von kleinen Diamantrosen und Saphir-Cabochon. Meistermarke "MP" (kyrillisch), wohl Fabergé-Werkmeister Michail Perchin. Minimal berieben. Ca. 58,2g.

Geschenk-Kovsh aus Silber mit Kaiserlichem Doppeladler und Monogramm der Zarin Katharina der GroßenRussland, datiert 1771L. 33 cmGeschenk an einen Kosaken Unteroffizier der Don Armee (Michail) für treue Dienste, überreicht in Moskau am 18. April 1771. Silber, gegossen, getrieben und teilvergoldet. Im Spiegel der kaiserliche Doppeladler im Relief, an der Spitze eine Adlerbekrönung. Die Handhabe in Form einer bekrönten Kartusche mit dem Monogramm EJ II der Zarin Katharina II. An der Außenseite drei Kartuschen mit Inschriften und Datierung sowie einem Brustbild der Zarin. Ohne Punzierung. Ca. 484g. Etwas verbeult, berieben, Adlerbekrönung und Henkelansatz restauriert.Katharina II, genannt "Die Große" (1729-1796), geborene Sophie Auguste von Anhalt-Zerbst, war ab dem 9. Juli 1762 Kaiserin von Russland. Der Kovsh war ursprünglich ein ovales Trink- und Schöpfgefäss aus Metall und kam in Russland in der Mitte des 14. Jh. auf. In verschiedenen Größen und Materialien entwickelte er sich im Laufe der Jahrhunderte weiter. Im 16. und zu Beginn des 17. Jh. wurden Kovshe persönlich oder im Beisein des Zaren überreicht, daraus entwickelte sich der typische "Geschenk"-Kovsh, der zunächst an Kosaken und Steuereintreiber, später auch an Kaufleute. Dier hier vorliegende Form mit Russischem Doppeladler, Monogramm des Zaren/der Zarin, Titel des Zaren/der Zarin sowie Anlaß und Name des Beschenkten etablierte sich als typische Form. Die Tradition der Geschenkkovshe hielt sich bis in das frühe 19. Jh. Lit. Alexander von Solodkoff, Russische Goldschmiedekunst, 17.-19. Jahrhundert, S. 64ff. sowie Abb. 89 ff.

Dekorativer Silber Kovsh zu einem 25-jährigen JubiläumKurljukov, Moskau, 1899-1908L. 24 cmSilber, teilvergoldet. Floraler Gravurdekor, Monogramm mit Datierung "5. April 1876 - 1901" in lateinischen Buchstaben. Am Boden Kokoshnikmarke mit Beschaumeister Ivan Lebedkin, Meistermarke von Orest Kurljukov. Ca. 523g. Min. ber., leichte Kratzer.Lit. Postnikova - Losewa, Nr. 2764 und 2765.

Russland 84 Zolotniki Silber kovsh / kowsh, Vasily Agafonov, Moskau um 1900,Silber 84 Zolotniki, Moskau um 1900, gestempelt Meisterstempel B.A (Vasily Agafonov Russian, 1895–1917) + 84 Zolotniki Kokoschnik-Marke, Champlevé-Email Oberfläche mit leicht eingezogenem Lippenrand, breiter Griff in Hakenform, polychrome Emaille im Floraldekor und moosgrünem Fond, innen vergoldet, L 11 cm x B 6,3 cm x H 5,2 cm, Gewicht 99,40 g

An Antique Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh. The 19th century kovsh having unidentified maker's mark GT (ГТ) and 84 Kokoshnik mark for 875/1000 standard silver. Weight approx 206.8g. Measures approx 17cm x 8.5cm x 4cm. 

Decorative kovsh in Russian style. Silver, gilding, painted filigree enamel. Russia, Moscow, 1890s. Dimensions: weight - 69 g.; Height - 4 cm.; It is long with a handle - 9 cm. Hallmarks: 84 assay value Women`s head turned to the right with the Greek letter delta, the hallmark of Dmitry Alexandrovich Egorov `s workshop AE. Dmitry Alexandrovich Egorov - owner of a silverware workshop from 1866 to 1896. Width: 9cm, Height: 4cm, Depth: 5.5cm, Weight: 0.07kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Cloisonné enamel

Russian Art Nouveau kovsh in elaborate cloisonne enamel by Fyodor Ruckert. Moscow, 1908-1917 It is a cylindrical bowl with a contoured edge and a transverse heart-shaped handle. The body and top side of the handle are decorated with painted, fairy-tale flowers and geometric motifs of blue triangles on the deep, signature brown background of Feodor Ruckert. The stem and sternpost are marked with a geometric motif of spirals, rhombuses and triangles, stylizing jets of water, flowers or solar signs. High pictorial generalization is introduced by applied drops of icicles, crosses and lattices made of pure silver. They give the work endless depth and nostalgia of the Russian north. On the base of the ladle there are Moscow hallmarks of 88 standard silver of 1908-1917 and the initials of the leading Faberge enameller Fyodor Ruckert FR in a square shield. Height 4.5 cm. Diameter: 5 cm. Weight: 83 g. Width: 8.5cm, Height: 4.5cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 0.083kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 88, Cloisonne enamel, GildingChoose Color  Choose Color  

Silver kovsh of Pavel Ovchinnikov with enamels. Made in the form of a liturgical bowl under the influence of Greco-Roman style. The round flat vessel with a horizontal handle is provided with stiffening ribs and is decorated along the body with a belt of a geometric pattern with a ruby glass cabochon. The handle is decorated with an enamel cross with a hawk inside. Full mark of P. Ovchinnikov under the double-headed eagle. Moscow 84 sample of silver 1899-1908. Assay master Ivan Lebedkin. Length 14.5 cm. Weight: 145 grams. Width: 14.5cm, Height: 3.5cm, Depth: 9cm, Weight: 0.145kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Champlevé enamel

Large silver kovsh in Art Nouveau style. Julius Rappoport for Faberge, early 20th century. Decorated with applied double-headed eagles and semi-precious cabochon stones. The cylindrical body is intercepted by two triple hoops with flower medallions. The handle with spiral waves is decorated with two partially enameled pendants. The kovsh comes with a tall spoon with a wave motif on the handle. Hallmarks of Faberge, Rapoport and 84 samples of silver from the St. Petersburg Assay Office of 1899-1908. Dimensions: 18x17x11cm. Total weight: 717 g. Width: 17cm, Height: 18cm, Depth: 12cm, Weight: 0.715kg, Condition: Good, Material: Silver 84, Gilding

Rare intricate artistry of Antip Kuzmichev, a renowned Russian silversmith of the 19th century. The kovsh, a traditional Russian drinking vessel, along with the accompanying spoon, is adorned with champleve and plique a jour enamel work, which creates a stained glass-like effect in the metal. It is engraved with the Kokoshnik mark, indicating the silver purity of 88 zolotniks equivalent to 91.6% pure silver, the Moscow city mark, the region of where it was assayed and artisan E.W.P symbol. Artist: Antip KuzmichevIssued: 1890Dimensions: 6.5''L x 3.25''W x 4.25''HCountry of Origin: RussiaCondition: Age related wear.

A VERY GOOD RUSSIAN SILVER GILT AND CLOISONNE KOVSH, the handle as a horse's head. Marks 84 Eagle 40 over 1893. 346 grams. 8cms diameter.

Kleiner Cloisonné-Emaille-Kowsch, Russland, neuzeitlich Silber, vergoldet. Schiffchenförmige Wandung mit polychromen Blüten und Rankenwerk auf hellblauem Fond. Handhabe auch emailliert. Unterseite mit Pseudomarken. Maße 4 x 8,1 x 4,5 cm, Gewicht 46,35 g.Keywords: Russland A small Russian cloisonné enamel kovsh, modern A small Russian cloisonné enamel kovsh, modernSilber, vergoldet. Schiffchenförmige Wandung mit polychromen Blüten und Rankenwerk auf hellblauem Fond. Handhabe auch emailliert. Unterseite mit Pseudomarken. Maße 4 x 8,1 x 4,5 cm, Gewicht 46,35 g.Condition: I - IIKeywords: Russia

Kleiner Cloisonné-Emaille-Kowsch, Russland, neuzeitlich Silber, vergoldet. Traditionelle Schiffchenform. Die Wandung mit stilisiertem Ranken- und Blattwerk aus bunter Cloisonné-Emaille auf blauem Fond. Unterseite Pseudomarken. Maße 4 x 7,2 x 4,3 cm, Gesamtgewicht 48,56 g. A small Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné-enamelled kovsh, modern A small Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné-enamelled kovsh, modernSilber, vergoldet. Traditionelle Schiffchenform. Die Wandung mit stilisiertem Ranken- und Blattwerk aus bunter Cloisonné-Emaille auf blauem Fond. Unterseite Pseudomarken. Maße 4 x 7,2 x 4,3 cm, Gesamtgewicht 48,56 g.Condition: I - II

Cloisonné-Emaille-Kowsch und Teelöffel, Russland, neuzeitlich Silber, vergoldet. Traditionelle Form. Die Wandung umseitig mit fein emaillierten Blüten auf blauem Fond verziert. Henkel entsprechend gestaltet. Unterseite mit Pseudomarken. Maße 3,5 x 8,3 x 8,8 cm. Dazu ein Teelöffel aus vergoldetem Silber. Die Laffe mit bunten Emailleblüten auf blauem Fond sowie Perlbandzier. Stielende ebenfalls emailliert. Pseudomarken. Länge 9,9 cm, Gewicht 13,42 g, Gesamtgewicht 76,69 g. A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné-enamelled kovsh and tea spoon, modern A Russian silver-gilt and cloisonné-enamelled kovsh and tea spoon, modernSilber, vergoldet. Traditionelle Form. Die Wandung umseitig mit fein emaillierten Blüten auf blauem Fond verziert. Henkel entsprechend gestaltet. Unterseite mit Pseudomarken. Maße 3,5 x 8,3 x 8,8 cm. Dazu ein Teelöffel aus vergoldetem Silber. Die Laffe mit bunten Emailleblüten auf blauem Fond sowie Perlbandzier. Stielende ebenfalls emailliert. Pseudomarken. Länge 9,9 cm, Gewicht 13,42 g, Gesamtgewicht 76,69 g.Condition: I - II

Rusland, Kovsh, gravure met datering 1905 -1908 met dubbele adelaar in de bodem en cartouche met teksten dateringen, mt. beschadigd, 84 zolotniki, ZII gekeurd, greep verstevigd l 20 cm, 129 gr. [1]

A Russian 84 grade silver kovsh with floral enamelling, 11 x 5cm, approx 2.1ozt/65g.

Silver kovsh and spoon decorated with niello, Russian Empire, late 19th C., master Nikolai Pavlov. Kovsh and spoon are decorated with high-quality floral patterns made by engraving and niello. Hallmarked with 84 Russian silver proof and manufacturer marks. Mark of the manufacturer "NP" at kovsh. Nikolai Pavlov, a jeweler who worked in Moscow in 1885-1917. A wonderful collector's item for connoisseurs of the history of the Russian Empire. Kovsh length 18 cm. Spoon length 10,5 cm.

A GOOD RUSSIAN SILVER AND ENAMEL KOVSH in the shape of a bird. Weight: 273gms. 18cms long x 8cms wide. Marks Head 84, Eagle 1873.

A small Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel kovsh, width 10cm, and a small Russian 84 grade silver gilt cloisonné enamel beaker, diameter 4cm, height 4.5cm, combined approx 3.8ozt/120g. Condition Report: Please see additional images for markings.

An early 20th century Russian silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel oversize kovsh, of typical oval form with convex rim and angular geometric handle, all-over enamel decorated with flowerheads and scrolls to a bi-colour base, first 84 Koloshnik mark for Moscow (1896-1908), maker possibly Feodor Ruckert, initialled and dated 1904 verso (partially obscuring marks), length 9.5cm, 1.9oz

An early 20th century Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh, of typical oval form with convex rim and scrolling handle, all-over enamel decorated with floral scrolls and coloured roundels, second 84 Koloshnik mark for Moscow (1908-1926), makers mark possibly for 11th Artel, length 6.5cm, 1ozSome wear to the 84 mark.Some tarnishing to gilt.All enamel appears excellent.

An early 20th century Russian silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh, of typical oval form with convex rim and hooked handle, all-over enamel decorated with floral scrolls and turquoise coloured beads, second 84 Koloshnik mark for Moscow (1908-1926), makers mark worn but probably Mariìa Vasilbevna Semenova, length 6.5cm, 1.3ozSome tarnishing to gilt.Two small areas of overpaint to enamel below spout.Otherwise no apparent faults.

Kleiner Kovsh, MoskauVor 1899. Email/Silber vergoldet. Meistermarke Maria Semenova. Leicht gebauchte Form mit Griff. Wandung und Handhabe mit floralem Email cloisonné-Dekor auf creme-farbenem Grund zwischen Punktbordüren. Moskauer Beschau, Meistermarke, Feingehalt 84. L 8 cm, ca. 43 g.- Kl. Farbabplatzer.

Kovsh, RusslandVor 1899. Email/Silber vergoldet. Meistermarke NZ (in Kyrillisch), möglicherweise Nicolai Zugeryev. Rundform mit Griff. Email cloisonné-Dekor mit floralen Motiven auf dunkelblauem Grund, im Fond Doppeladler auf Türkisgrund. Meistermarke, Feingehalt 84. L 17,5 cm, ca. 216 g.

KovshPavel Owtschinnikow/Moskau/Russland, um 1900. 84er Zolotniki. Emaille. Punzen: Herst.-Marke, Kokoshnikmarke. 15,6 x 30 x 13,5 cm. Gew.: 762 g. Best. Das Objekt "Kovsh" stammt aus der Hand von Pavel Owtschinnikow, einem renommierten Emaillekünstler aus Moskau, Russland, um 1900. Dieses Kunstwerk, gefertigt aus 84er Zolotniki (russisches Feingold), präsentiert sich in Form einer kunstvollen Emaille-Arbeit. Die charakteristischen Punzen, darunter die Hersteller-Marke und die Kokoshnikmarke, zeugen von der Authentizität und Qualität des Stücks.

Three miniature late 19th/early 20th century Russian 88 zolotnik and cloisonné enamel single handled kovsh/dish, each bearing a thought to be spurious Faberge stamp, in cyrillic (mark quite rubbed) largest 38mm, together with a miniature base metal saucepan. There is some very minor loss/damage to the enamel on all three enamelled pieces. Otherwise the overall condition is good. All three enamel pieces exhibit tarnishing in places and some pit spots. Other pieces are 34mm, 32mm and 16mm.

A group of silver-gilt enamel objectsvarious makers, Russia, circa 1887-1908comprising six spoons with scrolling champlevé strapwork, kovsh of traditional form with hook handle decorated in profusion of flowering foliage in fine shaded varicoloured filigree enamel within borders of white dots, makers' mark in Cyrillic 'IGT' for Ilya Grigoryevich Trykin, Moscow, 1899-1908; one salt cellar, cup and enamel egg cup length of kovsh: 13.5 cm (5 5/16 in). (10)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Russischer Kovsh bzw Kowsh, um 1900, Silber und Cloisonné in hellen Pastellfarben, unterseitig div. Punzen, u.a. 84 Zolotniki. L 10 cm, H 6 cm, 78,4 g. Russian kovsh or kowsh, c. 1900, silver and cloisonné in light pastel colors, underside various hallmarks, including 84 zolotniki. L 10 cm, h 6 cm, 78,4 g.