A set of Imperial Russian glass lidded decanter and two wine glasses. Clear, polished glass with facets. Wine glasses are set on faceted stems with a petals-shaped base. The bowls are adorned with the etched СM monogram under the imperial crown for G...

Set of elegant Russian Imperial Glass Factory decanter and two wine glasses made by the Russian Imperial Glass Factory for the Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna and Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich, the second half of the 19th-century. Transparent, polished g...

Russian Porcelain Imperial Factory plate with a central medallion depicting a young lumberjack with a bundle of brushwood on his back. The rim is decorated with gilding. Russia, early 19th century.

A Russian (possibly by the Imperial Porcelain Factory) plate richly decorated with gilding with a painting in the center, probably depicting the goddess of spring Flora, accompanied by Cupid. Unmarked. Russia, circa 1820.

Pair of hand-blown Russian 19th-century decanters made of bright cranberry glass also called ruby glass. Finely modeled neck opening from above with three petals, oval body, and transparent glass handle.

A faceted glass decanter and wine glass. The glass is set on a faceted stem with a petals-shaped base. The bowl is decorated with an etched СM monogram under the imperial crown for Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich and Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna. The de...

Russian Empire gilt-silver perfume bottle. Casting, engraving, gilding. The top of the bottle is decorated with a miniature artichoke, the base is decorated with relief leaves. The first half of the 19th-century. Hallmarks: 88 silver standard next to...

A fine Russian tea set by Gardner Porcelain Factory consists of 18 pieces. A lidded tea kettle, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, six cups, and six saucers. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. all in fine condition with gilding slightly faded and mino...

Russian silver two-piece tea set on a gilded tray, comprising of the lidded teapot and the lidded sugar bowl. Decorated with finely engraved floral and geometric ornaments and the "TH" monogram under the crown. Handles are decorated with hand-carved ...

An antique Russian gilt-silver tea and coffee set consisting of a lidded coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl with two handles, and a creamer. Made in Moscow, hallmarked with AK and AIK in Cyrillic, dated 1888. 84 Russian silver standard, St. George for Mo...

An early Russian cut-glass beaker depicting a palace on one side and a hunting scene on the other. 19th century.

A Russian Imperial gilt-silver coffee pot, tea kettle, and creamer, the front and back are engraved with Tsar Alexander II of Russia crowned monogram and the Imperial Russian double-headed eagle, lid finals are decorated with flowers. Hallmarks: 84 s...

End of the 18th-century gold ruby hand-blown glass, painted with gold. Probably by the Potemkin Factory. Provenance: private collection, USA. Footnote: A similar style ruby glass bowl is depicted in the IMPERIAL RUSSIAN GLASS FACTORY album by T. A. M...

An early 19th-century porcelain-legged cup and saucer decorated with gilding and cobalt blue paint. Ca. 1820.

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on pale blue ground. The top of the plate features Cyrillic writing "Bread and Salt" in Pan-Slavic style. Ma...

An 18th-century Russian cut glass decorated with an engraved cipher of Alexander II on one side and Russian Imperial double-headed eagle on the other.

An early 19th-century probably Russian porcelain teacup and saucer decorated with gilding and three cartouches depicting a ballroom party. Some of the gilding on the interior has been lost, with no apparent signs of restoration. 19th century.

A Russian silver-gilt cigarette case decorated with a bright floral pattern in the neo-Russian style, made using the cloisonné enamel technique with white, blue, red, and green enamel. Unmarked. Circa 1896-1908. Weight: 5.3 oz., 152 g.

A Russian silver engraved tea glass holder featuring the sides pierced and engraved with flowing trumpet flowers and applied with an up-swept scroll handle. Russian Imperial silver hallmarks on the bottom and handle 84 warrant and C.F in Cyrillic. We...

An antique gilt-silver cloisonne enamel kovsh of a characteristic form. The squared body has a straight decorated handle and a pronounced front. Enameled throughout with stylized flower design. The kovsh is marked on the bottom with Br. Grachevs in C...

A Russian engraved silver tea glass holder. Made by the workshop of V. Semenov. Marked on the bottom with VS in Cyrillic, 84 Russian silver standard. Weight: 4.3 oz., 122 g.

Two beautiful early 20th-century sky-blue opaline glass perfume bottles decorated with gem-set flowers and gilded patterns. Unmarked.

Antique Russian set of lidded glass decanter and four faceted glasses made in the same style. Attributed to Maltsev Glass Mfg.

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on beige ground. The top of the charger features the following writing in Russian: "Bread and Salt" in Pan-S...

A vintage Russian silver tea glass holder with engraved decorations. Made in Moscow by the workshop of S. Kazakov. Marked on the bottom with SK in Cyrillic, 84 Russian silver standard, the Kokoshnik mark. Weight: 4.3 oz., 124 g.

A pair of Russian Imperial porcelain hand-painted Easter eggs. The second half of the 19th century.

Russian Art Deco silver tea glass holder. Probably made by the workshop of I. Futikin. Marked on the side with "IF" in Cyrillic, 84 Russian silver standard. Weight: 4.3 oz., 124 g.

Pair of hand-blown Russian 19th-century decanters made of bright cranberry glass also called ruby glass. Finely modeled neck opening from above with three petals, oval body, and transparent glass handle.

Imperial Glass Factory decanter with diamond-cut ruby-colored glass body decorated with gilding. The transparent base and neck are gilded, as is the ruby-colored cork.

An antique Russian silver tea glass holder with engraved owner's initials "IM" in Cyrillic and date 15.07.1912. Made in Moscow by the workshop of Nikolay Zverev. Marked on the bottom with NZ in Cyrillic, 84 Russian silver standard, kokoshnik 84 silve...