A GROUP OF RUSSIAN CLOISONNÈ ENAMELED AND SILVER TABLEWARES,...

A GROUP OF RUSSIAN CLOISONNÈ ENAMELED AND SILVER TABLEWARES
A GROUP OF RUSSIAN CLOISONNÈ ENAMELED AND SILVER TABLEWARES, comprising a pair of silver sugar tongs, marks for Vladamir Gordon, St. Petersburg, 1908-1917, .875 on interior of hilt, with later Soviet mark for Moscow, 1958; a pair of sugar tongs, marks indistinct ; another pair of tongs, marked Moscow, 1891, .875, maker's mark 'I.S' ; a serving spoon and small beaker, marks for Gustave Klingert, Moscow, 1895, .875 ; a tripod salt cellar, marked Moscow, 1896, .916, assayer's mark Cyrillic 'L.O.;, maker's mark 'N.A' ; a salt spoon, mark for Grachev, St. Petersburg, .916 ; a serving spoon, marks indistinct ; a pair of beaker cups, each marked Moscow, 1908-1917, .875, maker's mark Cyrillic A.A., French import mark ; and a serving spoon, marked Moscow, 1908-1917, .875 ; together with a cloisonnè enameled metal spoon with pierced bowl The longest serving spoon 8in. (20.5cm.) long, 16.5oz. approximate gross weight (12)