RUSSIAN, 1996, Feast in Time of Plague

Celebration at Pandemic Time .Russian artist Denis Satlmakov SIZE: H15 X W22 inch .[theater, stage, Pushkin]

Title: Mechanical Russian Pocket Watch - Russia Time Maker: Russia Origin: RussiaDate/Period: 2012 year Materials: Light metal Type: Pocket watch Brand: Russian Time Movement: Manual winding Gender: M

Date Of Manufacture: The Second Part of 20th CenturyCountry Of Origin: USSRMaterial: MetalDimensions: 1.65 x 1.06 x 0.18 InchesToday we want to offer you to enrich your collection with this interestin

6 Bradford Exchange Winnie the Pooh Plates 1996. *Time for a Little Something - 8739 - Feb. 1996. *Bouncing's What Tiggers Do Best - B17473 - April 1996. *You're a Real Friend - B5990 - June 1996. *Si

1996 RUSSIAN .999 GOLD 200 ROUBLES COIN, SIBERIAN TIGER, 1 OZ (PROOF) CASED

A great example of a Soviet diving helmet in what is called the 3 bolt pattern. This helmet was made at Factory 28 located in Leningrad in 1996 as indicated by the brass ID plate. The three bolt style

Oil on paper painting by Igor Vulokh, 1938 to 2012, a Russian Nonconformist artist, a leading exponent of abstraction of Soviet underground. The artwork is an abstract composition in grey color palett

Oil on paper painting by Igor Vulokh, 1938 to 2012, a Russian Nonconformist artist, a leading exponent of abstraction of Soviet underground. The artwork is an abstract composition in yellow color pale

1996 RUSSIAN 3-COIN SIBERIAN TIGER SET INCLUDING .999 GOLD 50 ROUBLES, 1/4 OZ; .999 SILVER 25 ROUBLES, 5 OZ; .999 SILVER 3 ROUBLES, 1 OZ (PROOF) CASED

1996 RUSSIAN 3-COIN SIBERIAN TIGER SET INCLUDING .999 GOLD 50 ROUBLES, 1/4 OZ; .999 SILVER 25 ROUBLES, 5 OZ; .999 SILVER 3 ROUBLES, 1 OZ (PROOF) CASED

Oil on paper painting by Igor Vulokh, 1938 to 2012, a Russian Nonconformist artist, a leading exponent of abstraction of Soviet underground. The artwork is an abstract composition in green color palet

Large 19C Russian Saints Feast Days Icon, with a central panel containing a depiction of Christ Rising from the Dead. Measures 21 x 17 inches.

Item: Russian Icon Subject: Feast Day Date: Circa 1890 Origin: Central Russia, provincial Materials: Egg tempera and and gesso on wood with silver plated brass oklad Dimensions: 12.2 x 10.6 inches (31

A vintage Russian Matryoshka doll, a set of hand-painted and lacquered wooden dolls of decreasing size placed one inside another. Each doll represents a scene from a ballet performance. Hand-signed La

RAKETA WORLD TIME SOVIET WATCHRussia, manual winding, calendar features. In stainless steel, with green metallic finish to the face, leather band. In box. 1 5/8" face diameter

1770 Annual Register BUBONIC PLAGUE Russia Turkish WAR George Whitefield America Through the end of the 18th-century, “The Annual Register” became the most respected journal in print. The periodic

Russian artist Denis Satlmakov SIZE: H13 X W15 inch . [horse, village, mustang, country, red, woman]

1996 RUSSIA 300 YEARS OF RUSSIAN FLEET MINT COIN SET 1996 Russia "300 Years of the Russian Fleet" 6-coin/jeton mint set, St. Petersburg Mint.

1996 Sports Time Entertainment The Beatles Sealed Trading Card Box

Antique chromolithograph printed by Manhattan Art Co, New York. This large color print is based on the painting "Russian Wedding Feast" (or A Boyar Wedding Feast) by K. E. Makowsky (Russian, 1839-1915

LENOX CHRISTMAS 1996 RUSSIA PLATE From the Christmas Trees Around the World series, this plate represents Russia. Marked Lenox 1996. 11"

The Virgin in Russian Iconography 1996 Calendar, inscription to upper center cover reads ‘from the hands of Pavel Tikhomirov’, subject a calendar of the year 1996 with pictures of Russian virgin i

Feasts Russian Icon. 19th C, 27 x 22.5 cm Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper52 will bid on your behalf as

RESURRECTION AND DESCENT INTO HELL WITH FEASTS Russian, 19th century. Tempera on wood panel with kovcheg. Partially damaged, min. restored. 35,5 x 31 cm. FESTTAGSIKONE Russland, 19. Jh. Leicht gewölb