SILVER. Soviet Russian (Sovetskoye serebro) .916

Silver and Enamel Hollowware. Including a gilt .916 silver and enamel cloisonné tea cup and saucer - both items stamped verso, in Cyrillic "LU4" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) "916" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star; a gilt .916 silver and enamel cloisonné tea cup and saucer - both items stamped verso, in Cyrillic "LU6" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) ".916" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star; a gilt .916 silver and enamel cloisonné petite footed bowl - stamped verso, in Cyrillic "LU4" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) "916" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star; a gilt .916 silver and enamel cloisonné vodka cup - stamped verso, in Cyrillic "LU4" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) "916" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star; a pair of gilt .916 silver and enamel cloisonné spoons - stamped verso, in Cyrillic "9LU" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) "916" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star; and (3) .875 silver and enamel cloisonné two-prong forks - stamped verso, in Cyrillic "LU4" (Leningrad Jewelry and Watch Factory) "875" alongside a pictorial mark of a hammer and sickle within a five-pointed star. Total approximate weight of all .916 silver items is 20.83 troy ounces (gross). Total approximate weight of all .875 silver items is 0.58 troy ounces (gross). From a New Jersey estate. Dimensions: two-prong forks measure approximately 3.75" in length.
Condition Report: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Please examine the provided photos to thoroughly evaluate each piece.