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A Russian Silver and Enamel Kovsh, bearing marks for Feyodor Ruckert, assay master Yakov Lyapimov, St Petersburg, circa 1899-1908, of typical form with part lobed bowl and plique-a-jour rim, 7cm long, 1oz 10dwt all in

A Russian Silver and Enamel Kovsh, maker`s mark MC (possibly Michael Sorokin), circa 1899-1908, of typical form with enamelled flowers on a matted gilt ground, 7cm long, 1oz 10dwt all in See illustration

A white metal (tests silver) and enamel kovsh, probably Russian, approx. 9 cm long.

A RUSSIAN PARCEL-GILT SILVER PRESENTATION KOVSH IN 17TH/18TH CENTURY STYLE MARK OF ALEXANDER LYUBAVIN, ST. PETERSBURG, 1896/1908 Sides decorated with panels in old Cyrillic in the manner of Imperial presentation kovshi, centre with raied boss depicting the Imperial double-headed eagle, the prow applied with a cut-out Imperial eagle, the flat handle with a silver anniversary inscription in Cyrillic 12 1/8 in. long (31.5 cm.) 19.5 cm. (605 gm.) View on Christie's.com

A SMALL RUSSIAN SILVER-GILT AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL BOWL MARK OF DMITRIY NIKOLAYEV, MOSCOW, 1896/1908 Decorated in traditional colours with flowers and foliage within turquoise-blue bead borders on richly-gilt ground, on three ball feet, gilt interior; also a small silver-gilt and cloisonné enamel kovsh by V.Akimov, Moscow, 1908/17, decorated with foliate scrolls in red, white, green and three shades of blue within white bead borders, silver interior Bowl 2 5/8 in. diameter (6.6 cm.), kovsh 3 1/8 in. long (8 cm.) (2) View on Christie's.com

A SMALL RUSSIAN SILVER AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL KOVSH MAKER'S MARK UNCERTAIN, 1896/1908 Decorated with polychrome shaded enamel flowers on cream ground; also another, mark of Khlebnikov, 1896/1908, with frosted silver-gilt sides applied with stylised foliage and diaperwork in vari-coloured cloisonné enamel 3 in. (7.5 cm.) (2) View on Christie's.com

A SMALL RUSSIAN SILVER AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL KOVSH MARK OF NIKOLAY ZVEREV, ALSO WITH MARK OF MYuF (CYRILLIC), PROBABLY AS RETAILER, MOSCOW, 1908/17, ALSO BEARING LATER SOVIET MARKS The sides with olive green, cream and red panels decorated with polychrome shaded enamel flowers, the cream sections with small blue bars and bead motifs formed from gilt cloisons, plain gilt prow 3 5/8 in. long (9.2 cm.) View on Christie's.com

A Russian silver gilt 84 mark enamel decorated Kovsh in the form of a peacock, 3 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" high

Russian silver Kovsh with a trefoil handle engraved with a flower, the bowl with Cyrillic script, 84 Zolotnik and maker`s mark BH, 3.5" wide

A circa 1900 Russian silver kovsh of typical form, the shaped bowl upon a hollow handle with shaped foot, inscribed and dated "1902", 18 cm long, 6.5 oz (ILLUSTRATED)

A fine 19th Century Russian silver and cloisonne enamel Kovsh with multi-colour enamel floral designs and scrolled handle, Makers Marks BMA, length 6", 7.8 oz.

A late 19th/early 20th century Russian 84 zolotnik silver and enamelled kovsh, decorated with Harpies and Cockatrices, master, Oreste Kurlukov, Moscow, 1896-1908 mark, length 4.5in.

A Russian silver and shaded enamel kovsh , pre-revolution hallmarks, maker`s mark for 11 Artel, approx. 8 cm long

A 20th century Russian silver gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh, by V Akimov, 1908-1917, of oval form enamelled en plein, with an architectural scene of a palace with figures promenading in front, inset above with an oval shaped agate within a bead border, surrounded by foliate scrolls in polychrome shaded enamels, the chair handle pierced with trefoil with bell shaped pendants with fresh water pearl attachments, gilt interior, 13.5 cm long

A Russian silver gilt Kovsh, possibly St Petersburg, of typical form with gilt interior, the exterior and handle with fish scale decoration, scrolled strapwork and cyrillic script, bears impressed marks, height 5.5 cm, diameter 14 cm, together with a Russian silver beaker, of circular form with gilt interior, the exterior with strapwork scrolls and cyrillic script upon three radial ball supports, bears marks, height 7 cm and a Continental silver quaich, of circular form with serpentine handle bearing a cross and engraved strapwork decoration, bears marks, height 4 cm, approximate gross weight 11.32 oz, (3).

A RUSSIAN SILVER AND SHADED CLOISONNÉ KOVSH - PRE REVOLUTION MAKERS MARK OGRILLIC M C MARIIA VASI IBEUNA SEMENOVA - MOSKOW 1908 - 1926 - WEIGHT 131.7gms L.12 ( W A F )

A Russian Silver Gem Set Kovsh, bearing marks for Faberge, workmaster`s mark Karl Gustav Hjalmar Armfelt, St Petersburg, circa 1899-1903, assay master`s mark A Riktera, scratch engraved stock number 13936, the everted tab handle issuing from an oval bowl with a cockerel head prow, inset with garnet and green cabochon stones amongst hooked strapwork, 15.8cm high See illustration, Ex Collection: Brian Ledbrooke

A pair of Russian silver parcel gilt kovsh by the Grachev Brothers, Kokoshnik mark for 1896-1908, 84 zolotniks, signed in full under Imperial warrant, engraved with a band of scrolls on a matted ground, 12.5cm (5in) long, 222g (7 oz). Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A pair of Eastern style Kovsh style vessels having extensive foliate repousse work and mythical creative handles

Good quality Imperial Russian silver and cloisonné enamel Kovsh with floral scroll and jewelled enamel decoration, hallmarks to base, 10cm long

A RUSSIAN SILVER GILT and CLOISONNE ENAMEL KOVSH, decorated in bright polychrome enamels with scrolling foliage on a cream ground, by Maria Semenova (1908-1917), 11.5cm long

Russian Interest: A shaded enamel silver gilt kovsh, marked 84 standard, Moscow 1896 -1907, workmaster's mark of Maria Semenova, approx. 9.5cm long.

Russian Interest: A silver kovsh with Double Headed Eagle motif, the centre set with a silver Catherine the Great coin, marked St Petersburg pre 1896, workmaster Lyubavin, approx. 17.5cm long.

Russian Interest: A champleve enamel silver kovsh, marked 88 standard, Moscow pre 1896, maker GS, approx. 10cm long.

Russian Interest: A shaded enamel 84 standard silver kovsh, firm of Ovchinnikov, Imperial Warrant mark, approx. 9cm long.

A Russian silver gilt and cloisonné enamel kovsh, the compressed bowl and flared handle painted in bright polychrome enamels with scrolling foliage with shaded detail on a cream ground, 12cm l, cyrillic maker's mark, Moscow 1899-1908. ++In fine condition except most of the gilding now rubbed; with pre 1953 Dutch tax mark and some small old polish residues, no restoration

A modern scoop, in the form of a kovsh with incuse parcel gilt eagles wing caddy spoon on the terminal, the reverse with texturing, radiating from the centre, London 2000 (with Millennium marks), by Gerald Benney.

A Moscow (Gardners factory) biscuit figure of a farm labourer seated drinking from a Kovsh beside a staved covered barrel, red printed mark, impressed mark and No.122, 14cm high (minor repair)

An enamelled kovsh, decorated in shaded opaque colours, 5" across together with a spoon in similar style decorated in translucent colours, 4.25" - .84 white metal

A Russian silver and cloisonné enamel kovsh, decorated with polychrome flowers, scrolls and leaves within turquoise bead borders, length approx 8.5cm. (See illustration)

a silver-gilt, cloisonne enamel and gem-set kovsh, Pavel Ovchinnikov, Moscow, 1908-1917 decorated throughout with stylised flowers, the border and handle set with semi-precious stones, 84 standard length: 13.5cm., 5.25in.

faberge: A SILVER GILT KOVSH of conventional form, the amethyst-set handle cast in the form of the Imperial double-headed eagle, the front bearing a smaller amethyst, on a tucked-in circular foot, by Faberge, Moscow circa 1900, (c.8oz), 23/4" high.

A Norwegian Painted Wooden Child's Kovsh, 12 cm

Russian silver gilt and enamel small kovsh of traditional shape.

*A Russian silver kovsh, the glass bowl broken/lacking the handle with a figure of a Russian warrior, probably Bogatyr, bears silver mark.

A Russian cut glass Kovsh , with silver mounts, the prow in the form of a helmeted warrior, with a square shaped handle and on ball feet, 27 cm long.

A Russian 84 zolotnik silver gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh 6.25ins

A silver kovsh, Russian with inscribed date 15 VIII 1914, of shaped oval form with opposing pierced handles, the terminals formed as dragons within circular borders. The bowl engraved with stylised foliate and geometric decoration, the reverse bearing an inscription in Cyrillic. Length 26.5cm. Weight 464g, 14.9oz.

A silver gem-set kovsh Petr Baskarov Moscow 1908-1917 decorated in Pan-Slavic style with pierced foot and handle 84 standard length: 31cm. 12.25in

A silver-gilt painted kovsh Morozov Moscow 1908-1917 of typical form the body with a painted scene after The Reluctant Bride by Konstantin Makovsky 84 standard length: 23cm. 9in. The original painting by Makovsky is in the collection of the Hillwood Musuem Washington.

A silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh 11th Artel Moscow 1908-1917 the surface painted with traditional polychrome flower and geometric motifs on matte ground length: 18.5cm 7.375in .

A silver and cloisonne enamel kovsh maker's mark unclear 1899-1908 in the form of a swan the body decorated with scrolling flowers and leaves in pale shaded enamels the handle with similar ornament 84 standard length: 9.5cm. 3.75in

Russian Interest: A GARDNER'S FACTORY (MOSCOW) BISQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE of an elderly bearded man, seated, drinking from a large wooden kovsh, a barrel beside him, on a canted oblong base, iron red printed mark in Cyrillic plus impressed marked 71 beneath, 14cm, (5.5in) high

Faberge: A small gold kovsh, the plain handle set with a pear shaped cabochon sapphire, an emerald cut diamond and an oval shaped cabochon ruby. The circular bowl applied with alternate two colour fluted gold geometric 'band' to the upper section. On a raised circular foot. Signed to the terminal, MP (cyrillic) for Michael Perchin, 56 gold standard with St Petersburg mark, scratched inventory number 37996, 8.5cm long, 48 grams, in a fitted wooden box, the silk lining stamped K Faberge (cyrillic) beneath the Imperial eagle.

a group of twelve small enamel items various masters, moscow & st petersburg, circa 1900 comprising a bowl, four salts, four kovsh, one vodka cup and two napkin rings, the bowl in champleve enamel with geometric patterns and a Russian proverb, the remaining items cloisonne enamel with floral motifs, with makers marks, the bowl 88 standard, the rest 84 standard diameter of bowl: 7cm., 2.5in 1/2

A Small Silver-gilt and cloisonne enamelled Kovsh, Maker's Mark: I. Khlebnikov, Moscow, circa 1890, of typical form, decorated to the interior with shaded flowers and scrolls surrounding a central panel depicting a silver stag, the outer walls with panels of shaded scrolls and foliate design, length: 11.5., 4.5inà

A RUSSIAN ENAMEL KOVSH with scroll and foliate decoration, gilt interior, 5 1/2" long.

A ZSOLNAY PECS POTTERY DISH of kovsh form, with crenellated curled-over handle, the whole decorated with a Persian-inspired floral design with gilt lustre highlights, blue mark, 25cm long x 15cm high, (10in x 6in) (rim crack)

A RUSSIAN SILVER AND CLOISONNE ENAMEL KOVSH, Karl Faberge, 88 standard, decorated with scrolls in blue, green and red enamel, the base inscribed 'FF from A & M Novicoff', some damage to enamel, 4oz troy, 12cm long.

Faberge. A silver gilt and cloisonne enamel kovsh, finely decorated in 'old Russian' style with flowerheads and foliage in leaf shaped or panelled borders, 14cm h, maker's mark, 91 standard (.947), Moscow 1908-17, import marked by Charles Faberge, London 1912, 16ozs 10dwts