The tea glass holder is embellished with a silver flower overlay and an engraved…

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The tea glass holder is embellished with a silver flower overlay and an engraved monogram of the owner. Russian Imperial silver hallmarks: 84 proof, kokoshnik, "RM". Weight: 4.3 oz., (120 g.) Dimensions: H: 4 1/4 in., (10.8 cm.) Good overall with some surface stain throughout.

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The tea glass holder is embellished with a silver flower ove

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Estim. 200 - 300 USD

WMF Geislingen five tea glass holders circa 1900, stamped WMFB as, silver-plated Britannia metal, antique silver finish, tea glass holder with mythological seascape in relief, mermaids chasing a fish between branches and water lilies, Cupid riding on the fish as a putto with flower, branch handles, colourless glass inserts with geometric etched decoration, two with small chips, otherwise normal signs of age, h 12.5 cm each.

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20th-century Russian silver bogatyr tea glass holder, Samoshin, circa 1900. Hallmarks: "ПЛ", PL (Cyrillic) 84, kokoshnik Weight: 10.1 o., 286 g. Dimensions: H: 4 1/2 in., (11.3 cm.) The glass holder appears to be in good condition overall with expected signs of wear.

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Two Russian tea glass holders, both inscribed "Drink to your health" and decorated with olive wreaths. Hallmarks: 84 Russian silver standard, kokoshnik mark, maker's mark 'A.R.' in Cyrillic. Dated 1887. Dimensions: H: 4 7/8 in., (12.5 cm.) The glass holders are in excellent condition, and the case shoes signs of light wear.

Estim. 90 - 270 USD

A pair of tea glasses - Russia, mid 20th century, tulasilver holder with niello decoration, 875/000, hallmarked, cylindrical glass inserts, 1 holder with dedication engraving, total weight without glass inserts approx. 181 g, h. with glass approx. 10 cm, slight signs of wear

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