Latvia - Sterling Silver

A small Austrian 800 silver tray made in Vienna in the 1920s. This elegant silver tray has a rectangular central surface surrounded by a softly scalloped, lobed border, giving the pi...

This Art Nouveau Revival silver photo frame was made in London in 1986 by RBB. The frame is made of Britannia standard silver, equivalent to 958 silver, and is fitted with glass and ...

An Austrian silver and guilloché enamel box, made in Vienna in the 1930s. The box is rectangular in shape and decorated on the lid with...

A 12-piece silver flatware set produced by the Dzerzhinsky Cutlery and Tableware Factory in Kiev during the Soviet period, dated 1972 and 1973. The set consists of six spoons and si...

A set of two Russian silver beakers, made in Moscow in 1841. Both beakers are made of 84 zolotnik silver, equivalent to 875 standard silver, with gilding. The beakers have a simple ...

A silver serving spatula made in Riga during the Russian Empire period, dating to the early 20th century. The piece is designed in the Art Nouveau style, with an oval serving blade ...

A Russian silver spoon with enamel by Vasily Semyonov Agafonov, made in Moscow between 1908 and 1917. The spoon is made of 84 zolotnik silver, equivalent to 875 standard silver. The...

This Latvian Art Deco silver compact was made by A/S L. Rosenthal in Latvia in the 1920s–1930s. The compact has a small round silver body with a gilded interior and an original mirro...

A silver serving spoon made by the Tallinn Jewelry Factory in 1972, during the Soviet period. The spoon is made of 916 standard silver with gilding. The bowl has a rounded serving s...

A silver and enamel two piece dressing table set, H. Clifford Davis Ltd., United Kingdom, Birmingham, 1961 Additional Information: Materials: Silver, enamel, silver 925* Vintage...

A set of five table knives produced by the Dzerzhinsky Cutlery and Tableware Factory in Kiev during the Soviet period, dated 1958. The knives feature 875 silver handles decorated wi...

A set of nine silver coffee spoons made in Leningrad during the Soviet period, dated 1967. The spoons are crafted in 916 silver with gilding and decorated with bright blue and yellow...

A set of six silver teaspoons made in Tallinn, Estonia, during the Soviet period, dated 1977. Each spoon is decorated with a stylized architectural motif and the inscription “Tallinn...

Norwegian silver sugar tong by David Andersen, made in Oslo between 1888 and 1925. The sugar tong is decorated with colorful enamel and gilding, with a stylized floral design in blue...

A set of five Latvian silver coffee spoons, made in Latvia in the 1920s–1930s. The spoons are made of 875 standard silver. Each spoon has a small oval bowl and a shaped handle with ...