EUROPEAN PAINTED TRAY, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN

Seven Stained glass and hand painted Window panes, primarily Continental European. German, Swiss, English and possibly Russian. All very good quality and age ranging from the 18th to 19th Century. A f

Small painted icon surrounded by metal scrollwork. Unmarked. European, possibly Russian. 19th century. Dimensions: H 3.25" x W 2.75" x D 1" Condition: Showing wear consistent with age and handling.

Repousse white metal frame in relief, of Christian Virgin Mary , painted on wood. Mary’s crown is adorned with enamel. Eastern European art, possibly Russian, measures 10 x 12 in. Avant guard religi

Blue underglazed 'G' mark to base, possibly Gardner, Russian. With hand painted central floral detail and additional floral accents along the border. W 35.9 cm. (14 1/8 in.)

A hand painted possibly Russian icon, most likely from an altar piece. Well painted of Christ's ascension into heaven. It has an age split down the middle. Could be early 19th C. Approx. 17" tall by 1

Nice decorative brass tray, possibly Russian origin and possibly used as a Samovar tray. Tray is 12 inches from handle to handle and just less than 3 inches. Nice hammered detail and makers mark of a

Eastern European, possibly Russian, late 19th or early 20th century. Unmarked but tested 14K including the later fleur-de-lis pin. Approximately 30 ctw. Total weight: 19.7 grams (.63 troy). Dimensions

European, possibly Russian, marked 750. They measure approximately 12 3/4" tall. There is one small split and minor denting as shown in photos. Weight approximately 424.78 for the pair.

Five Silver Brooches. Including four made in Mexico, two of which inset with abalone and another mixed metal and turquoise, as well as one Eastern European, possibly Russian, marked both "84" and "800

Five Silver Brooches. Including four made in Mexico, two of which inset with abalone and another mixed metal and turquoise, as well as one Eastern European, possibly Russian, marked both "84" and "800

Hand painted tray, possibly vintage. Decorated with floral patterns, detailing highlighted with gilt paint, hand painted elements present. Underside reads as ‘CFH/GDM France’. Wear is consistent w

19.25 x 26 inches.

Diameters 11.25 and 12 inches.

A Continental Empire Parcel-Gilt and Painted Mirror POSSIBLY RUSSIAN, EARLY 19TH CENTURY The architectural pediment centered by a swanshead lyre and rams heads over the figure of Apollo in his chariot

Includes trays & a barrette.

Fine green painted apple tray. Early, possibly original paint. New England early to mid 19th century. Forged nail construction. Condition: Excellent condition. H 5-1/4" L 20-5/8" D 11-1/4". Copy and p

Early bronze and milk glass hand painted dresser box. Possibly Russian. 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 6 1/2".

20th C painting of four Eastern European bearded men, possibly Russian, oil on masonite; illegibly signed, Initial K. Sch???, 36" X 48", framed 36-3/4" X 48-3/4"; very good condition

Signed hand painted floral bouquet tray. - Russian. - lacquer wood tray. - Khokhloma. - approx. 19.5". Photo's are considered part of the description and condition.

Signed Mark Kavitz, Sculpture of whimsical court jester hand carved hand painted holding small tray, possibly store display, vintage advertising, measures ht app 32 inches, bells as detail, base measu

Octagonal form hand painted with a cental oval scene of three men on a wheel, surrounded by Cyrillic symbols and inscriptions, with a further border of painted symbols and accoutrements, raised on a f

The book "Russische handbemalte TABLETTS" ("Russian hand painted tray"). German language. Publisher: Aurora-Kunstverlag, Leningrad (1981, 1986). Author: Irina Krapiwina. Works of Russian masters. The

Nice Louis XVI bronze mounted occasional table, 19th c., possibly Russian, rectangular tray top with single drawer on double-lyre supports, 31"h x 17.5"l x 12"w Provenance: Estate of Huguette Clark No

Religious icon on wood board. Possibly Russian. Hand Painted. Imperfections, age. Height: 14 1/8"; Width: 10 3/8"; Depth: 7/8". (Christianity, religion, art, Orthodox) STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO P