A SILVER-GILT AND ENAMELLED CUP, on circular spreading foot with twisted stem, enamelled with light-green leaves and purple cherries over a white engine-turned background, gilt interior, by K. Bok, struck under enamel, Moscow, circa 1900; and another, smaller, with engraved foot, the bombé-shaped cup enamelled with yellow-green leaves and vari-coloured flowers over a similar background, the interior with light-blue engine-turned enamel, maker's mark in cyrillic, MI, St Petersburg, circa 1900 (damaged); a small vodka-beaker on three ball feet, the body engraved with a boating party on a lake with mountains in the distance probably by Timothy Hesketh St Petersburg, mid 19th Century; and a tapering circular parcel-gilt funnel of curved form, engraved in the centre with scrolling foliage enclosing panels of trellis-work and ovals centred with cyrillic inscriptions, with beaded upper rim, by unidentified maker,. N.G. (Goldberg 910), Moscow, 1849