Collection of Russian and Scandinavian Enamel Silver Gilt Smallware

.875 to .930 silver gilt, including late 19th/early 20th century pieces: a cocktail fork, Moscow, 1890, translucent and opaque cloisonne enamel, l. 5-1/2"; a coffee spoon, Moscow, 1891, probably Pyotr Viktorov, with translucent and opaque cloisonne enamel, and twist stem, l. 4-1/2"; a fruit knife, Moscow, 1893, the maker's mark rubbed, with filled cloisonne handle and silver blade, l. 6"; a coffee spoon, Moscow, ca. 1895, probably Leiba Zlatin, with translucent and opaque cloisonne enamel, and twist stem, l. 4-1/2"; a cigarette pipe, St. Petersburg, ca. 1895, the maker's mark rubbed, cloisonne enamel, l. 3"; a teaspoon, Moscow, ca. 1915, Nikolai Alexeyev, with translucent and opaque cloisonne enamel, and twist stem, l. 5-1/4"; sugar tongs by Marius Hammer, Bergen, Norway, plique a jour with twist stems and talon grips, l. 4-3/4"; a sugar spoon, en suite with the preceding, l. 6-3/4"; a sugar spoon, Swedish, plique-a-jour with twist handle, l. 6-1/8"; and, late 20th century pieces: a caddy spoon, Russian style, plique-a-jour with turquoise and white cloisonne enamel, l. 4-3/4"; and a sugar spoon, Russian style, translucent and opaque cloisonne enamel, l. 7". (11 pieces total)

Estimate:$400

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