A BRASS GUNPOWDER FLASK WITH COVER Russian, 19th

A BRASS GUNPOWDER FLASK WITH COVER Russian, 19th century Cast with the double headed eagle on each side. 12 cm high. PULVERFLASCHE Russland, 19. Jh. Messing, gegossen. H. 12 cm. Runder, beidseitig abg

An antique mid-19th-century Russian brass flask. A round flask with an elongated neck, the lid is attached to a chain. A metal carved plate with an Islamic eight-pointed star covers the flask on both

A 19th century Ottoman brass gunpowder flask. Patinated brass with ornate design. 5" Diameter. 7 1/4" Height.

Russia, ca. mid-19th century CE. Russian Orthodox hand painted Jesus Christ icon, hand painted in egg tempera and gesso on wood panel with a repousse and chased brass cover (riza or oklad, literally m

Exceptionally Rare and Fine 18th-19th Russian Bukhara SHAMSHIR Sword of Ottoman Turkish Style, Fantastic Dyed Green Stingray Skin Grip & Scabbard Cover with Elaborate Gilt Brass Mounts Profusely Incru

19th century, with brass cover over thick panel with several scenes, housed in 19th century frame; 15.5" x 14" (framed). Provenance

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Russia, 19th century CE. A brass traveling icon that folds out into a triptych with three panels delineated with religious icons in relief. The cover shows th

**Originally Listed At $300** Russia, 19th century CE. A brass traveling icon that folds out into a triptych with blue enamel inlays. The cover shows the cross on a hill with a skull beneath it (repre

**Originally Listed At $200** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A three-paneled brass traveling icon presenting an image of a Russian Cross on the cover and three icons within; at the cente

RUSSIAN SILVERPLATED AND CRESTED DOUBLE SAMOVAR, 19TH CENTURY of bulbous ovoid form with upswept scrolling handles and domed cover, with the armorial crest above the two brass spigots, the interior wi

Russian Onyx Jewelry Box, Malachite And Brass Embellishments Ca. 19th C, H 3.5" W 7.5" L 7.5" | Image of cross on cover. Silk lined interior. Provenance: Property from a private collector of Auburn Hi

An antique Indian gunpowder flask from the late Mughal Empire period, 1526 to 1857. Of a characteristic nautilus shell form, modeled with an animal head spout, of treated cloth with traditional boteh

A COLLECTION OF SEVEN BRASS CRUCIFIXES Russian, 19th century Minimally worn. 7.4-26.5 cm high. SAMMLUNG VON SIEBEN KREUZEN Russland, 19. Jh. Bronze, reliefiert gegossen. H. 7,4-26,5 cm. Min. berieben.

Four brass crucifix. - Russia, 19th century. Size: from 19x10 to 20x12 cm. Brass. Enamel.

Four brass crucifix. - Russia, 19th century. Size: from 19x10 to 20x12 cm. Brass. Enamel.

Three brass crucifix. - Russia, 19th century. Size: from 20x11 to 23x15 cm. Brass.

A brass crucifix. - Russia, 19th century. Size: 29x15 cm. Brass. Enamel.

A large Chinese Canton famille rose vase and brass mounted cover, 19th C.-- Description: H 61 cm

AN ICON SHOWING THE MOTHER OF GOD ' 'THE LIFE-GIVING SOURCE' WITH SILVERED BRASS-BASMA Russian, 19th century. Tempera on wood panel with kovcheg. Background gilded, silvered brass-basma. Min. damaged,

Delft blue/white tobacco jar and brass cover, 18th/19th c., labeled for "Maryland" within quatrefoil cartouche flanked by Indian figures smoking pipes, 15"h x 8.5"dia. (with cover) Provenance: Palmett

SIX BRASS ICONS Russian, 19th/20th century Comprising a triptych showing the Deisis, a triptych showing an Extended Deisis, an icon portraying St. Nicholas of Myra, an icon depicting St. George slayin

AN ICON SHOWING THE MOTHER OF GOD 'UMILENIE' WITH BRASS-OKLAD Russian, 19th century. Tempera on wood panel. Haloes gilded, silvered brass-oklad. Partially restored, vertical splits. 31,5 x 26,5 cm. IK

Five brass icons. Russia, 19th/20th century. Cast in relief, partial gilded, one with enamel. Losses. 5.5 - 20.5 cm high, 34.5 cm long (opened tetraptych).

A COLLECTION OF 13 FINIFTI ICONS AND A BRASS CROSS Russian, 19th century Brass mount with enamel. Enamel chipped. 4.5-15.6 cm high. SAMMLUNG VON 13 FINIFTI UND EINEM BRONZEKREUZ Russland, 19. Jh. Poly